Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-04-10
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Francis Murphy at Music Han, tApril
10Th.
en-stedmah at City Hall tO-mOr-
row evening.
Don't fail to hear Gen. Stedman's
lecture on Gen. Thomas. r,~-ys-F~z. r,r
Concert by the Sabbath School Of the
A. AL. e. Church at City Hall this evening.
= Assist the Benevolent Society by
patronizing Gen. Stedman's lecture to-
morrow evening -
Adams Bros. .havesopened their new
shoe store in the room adjoining the Peo-
ple's and Drovers' Bank.
The New York Cash, Store, in the
Yeoman room, will -conlnencel business
to-day with grand opening
District court forzthis county will
convene on the 2sth inst. Judges Tarbell,
Courtright and CoWen- Eflu be on the
bench.
-Rev.aA. A. Knight, pastor of the
Christian Church, of ofWilmington, o., will
preach in the Baptist Church in this place,
on next Monday evening at 2 O'Clock. -
Don't fail to attend the entertain
ment given by the A. M. E, Sabbath
School this evening. Proceeds for the
purchase of their new organ. Admission
Is cents.
Geo. G. Jenkins & Co. have opened a
new grocery in the room lately occupied
by w. II. Whitesel, in Joe MeLean's IS build
ing. They will keep a complete stock and
offer low prices.
= Geo Dahl has improved his store
room by painting the front, and now has
one of the best looking and most cOmmO-
dious grocery rooms in town. He found
a change necessary on account Of his rap
idly increasing business.
We print in this issue the advertise
meht of Melvin, Sileott & Co., to which
we call especial attention. Their beauti-
full stock of goods fully justifies the uni
versal opinion expressed: that it is the
largest and handsomest selection of goods
in the market. Give them a call.
Leo Weltz, of the Wilmington Nurs-
cry, will be in Washington April 10th
and 18th, with a carload of evergreen,
shade and fruit trees, flowers, etc. Per-
sons wishing trees can avail themselves OF
this opportunity of buying them from {
reliable party at reasonable rates. ~ g
Miss Kate LeMay, of the firm of C. &
L. LeMay, went to Cincinnati on Tues
day, to purchase Spring stock of millin
cry, which they will be receiving in a few
days, and will be pleased to display to tn,
ladies. They will have complete AM
fashionable stock, and be able to suit al
tastes. Gz ~ r
IE4 Mr.. John Mallow, father of Mrs. C
G. Blakemore, of this place, died at hi
residence in Ross county on Monda5
evening last, and was buried at the Nal
low cemetery yesterday at p. m. Mr.
Mallow had been suffering with the dis
ease that terminated his life for nearl!
two years; and during the last year ant
a half he had entirely lost the use of hi
limbs and speech, and Fseemingl
his reason also. He was seventy -thre
years of age, and had grown up in Fay
cite and Ross counties, where he was re
spected by all who knew him. His fam
lily connection is very large, and ar
composed of many of our best citizens.
/ E=lMr. Clark Smith, son of Zebulo
Smith, of Jasper township, this county
who went to West Virginia, the pas
winter, for his health, being cOnsumI
tive, died of that disease near Franklin
PendletOn county, said State, last weel
His father, who had been telegraphed [
the forepart of tie week of his illness, al
rived at this place with the body on Sa
urday evening last. and thence to h
home in Jasper township. The funer;
services took pl ace on Sunday afternoof
in the presence of large number !.
= friends and relatives. The deceased
!, father being member of Ely Commar
derry of knights Templar, of this plact
quite number of the Commandery fro
this place and county attended the fl
neral. Mr.. Smith was in the 29th year
his age, and widower, wife and chi
having died sometime before