Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-01-16
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LOCAL ITEMS
The Doublin Hill N. E. Church will
be dedicated next Sunday.
= Reserved seats tor Cumback's lecture
can be secured at Joe Hudsou's.
County Treasurer Craig will receive
taxes without penalty up to the 2Oth.
Favette Lodge F. and A. NJ, will
work in the F. G. degree this evening.
The prince of public orators, Hon.NyiH
Cumbaek, at Music Hall; Thursday even
ing, Jan. 23d.
There will be meeting of the Be-
neYolent Society at Mrs. Willett's next
Saturday at p. m.
Hereafter, persons wishing to visit
prisoners at the County Jail, viii be adj
mitted only on Saturdays.
The stockholders of the s., J. & P.
Ry. seem to have ''sot down on" BTr. En-
mitt at the election last week.
Henry snider has opened grocery
rin'the room in Joe McLean's block lately
occupied by John A.. Worrell.
= Hon. viii Cumback, of Indiana, will
deliver the next lecture in the course of
the Washington Lecture Association.
- DR.. E. C. Hamilton has removed his
Dental office to the room in Joe McLean's
building, over j B. Hudson's Jewelry
store.
Frank Murray has removed his drug
store to the room lately occupied by Los.
Hegler's jewelry store, opposite public
square.
With all our railroad facilities for
getting coal, there has been a. scarcity of
that article in the market here the past
week or so.
= The delinquent tax list for this coun-
ty this year is only about one-third as
large as last year. The sale takes place
on the 2lsr..
Attend the Ely Light Guards enter
tainment at Music Hall tomorrow even
ing, for the benefit of the poor. Admis-
sion % cents.
- The next lecture of the course will
be delivered by Hon. VIII Cumback, of
Indiana, at Music Hall, Thursday even
ing, Jan. 23d.
N-John A lWorrell has removed his
5ewelry store to the room lately occupied
by Misses G. G. L. LeMay, opposite the
Arlington House.
The Poor of New York. at Music
Hall tomorrow evening. Proceeds for
the benefit of the poor of Washington.
Admission 25 cents.
The avenues leading to an early grave
have often been opened by cough or cold.
Thousands haye been cured and saved by
DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup. tits cheap, only
25 cents bottle.
Nh Misses c. & l.. LeMay have removed
their millinery store to their new build
ing, on the corner of Fayette and Market
streets-the property lately owned and Oc-
cupied by John Miser as a residence.
= The young people of Jeffersonville
and surrounding towns had a grand ball
/ at o. X. COrbitt's hall, last night. South
Charleston, London, Washington, James
town and other places were represented
= The Washington Gas Light Company
held their annual election for Director:
on Monday, and the following Board was
elected for the ensuing year: Morris
Sharp, Jacob Light, Dan1 Mclean, B.H
Millfkan, Joe NJ. Mclean.
: The receipts of the entertainment TO
the benefit of the poor, given by the La
dies Benevolent Society, at Colonel May
nard's residence, last Thursday evening
amounted to something near $40. Tht
severe storm prevented many from at
tending who would otherwise have don
so.
AfCapt. j. S. Foster has bought a por
ton of the John Miser property, frontin
on Fayette street. and running from tn
alley to the lot lately purchased by tn
Misses LeMay-about 125 feet front. II
intends to build a livery stable on tn
corner of. the alley, and a residence o
the side adjoining the Misses LeMay.
Mr. VIM. Burnett, assignee in banl
ruptcy of L. C. & B. F. Coffman, went
> Champaign county last week, to sell son
land belonging to the estate of said L.
/, & B. F. .Coffman. Mr.. Burnett returnt
Tuesday, having sold the laud-320 acr
mon Wells, of Cleveland, o., at $13 30 p
g acre.
The Hillsboro Gazette says that no
is the time to make a movement towa
getting a mail route from Hillsboro
, Washington G. H, via Lessburg al
Staunton. A tri-weekly mail would be
: great accommodation to the people livil
along the line, and with the assistance
5, Congressman Diekey and Gardner
-, could probably be secured. Who W
W. start the petitiOnsP
DIR. .Fishblatt will make his sixth vi!
to Washington on Wednesday, Janua
22d, and remain two days. DR.. Fishbl,
is becoming well and favorably known
this county, and the number of his |
tients is increasing with each visit, ,whi
is but the natural consequence of
successful treatment of those who hs
.st consulted him. He has performed so
remarkable cures, and has number
eases under treatment who are receivi
benefit through his skill. The aflict
g. and especially those whose diseases hs
baffied the skill of other physician
should call on the doctor during his ne
visit, and avail themselves of his servic
- One day, couple of weeks ago,
. at Mr.. Ned TaylOr's, on the Circlev
m pike, the boys started up a rabbit, VIII
4, ran into a box-ditch under roadv
~. leading off the pike. The hole that
rabbit ran in ut was too small for the
IL which was chasing it to go through, 1
- was the only oDeninp to the ditch so