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- Mrs. Horace B. Chandler is prepared to do dress making in all  its branches; latest styles, and prices to suit the public.  Residence over Mrs. F. King's Millinery.

- Mr. David Chandler has sold his home place to Mr. Thomas Johns for $75 per acre.  David will move to the old Aaron Chandler farm, lately purchased by him.

- Messrs. S. Pugh and Horace Chandler have started a new meat market one door South of Dr. Haines' office. They offer the best cuts of beef at 15 cents a pound, with 10 per cent off for cash.  Call and see them.

- The property opposite the former home of the late Achilles Pugh, and which was part of the Pugh estate, was sold last week to Mr. S. D. Everly for $1200.  The Catholic Church building is included in the purchase.

- A large party was given at the home of Mr. Wilson Kirby, Tuesday night of last week, near Utica; the guests numbering about two hundred and fifty.  Dancing was the principal feature of the entertainment, and all enjoyed it exceedly.

- Captain W. R. Hoel has had a letter from Mr. George E. Smith, of Port Orange Florida, and also some stereoscopic views of Mr. Smith's orange grove, which is in a flourishing condition.  Mr. Smith reports his health as greatly improved, his cough for some time past having entirely disappeared.

Source: The Miami Gazette, Waynesville, Ohio, Wednesday January 31, 1877
[copy obtained from microfilm available at the Warren County Genealogical Society]