Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-04-04
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pany at Music Hall this evening.
= The s. J. P. Ry Co. now has six en-
gines and good supply of freight cars.
Rev. B. Y. Seigfreid will preach at
the Baptist Church next Sunday evening,
at the regular hour.
E. Saul has moved into the room
lately occupied by Henry Levy, in the
Stimson building, Main street.
= Brown Bros, druggists, successors
to DR.. Goldsberry, have something to say
to the public in our advertising columns
this week. Read their advertisement.
Joe n. Wilson's little boy had his foot
caught in the turn-table of the narrow
gauge Ry., and badly mashed, on Tues
day, while playing with other boys at the
railroad grounds.
Hon. NJ. Gardner, our Representative
in Congress, Hon. j. A. Garfield, Hon.
w. D. Kelly and Hon. A. G. Thurman,
have our thanks for papers, speeches and
public documents.
The Circleville Union says: There
will be change of time on the c. &c NJ.
V. Railway about the first week in May,
bringing the accommodation train to this
city instead of Washington c. H.
Sam. Lucas Combination will give
Parlor Concert at Music Hall next Tues
day evening, April 9th, when the grand
est musical treat ever given in Washing
ton is promised. Secure your seats at
HarlOw's.
Mr.. Frank H. Clark has just finished
handsome two-story frame dwelling
house, on.his lot, adjoining David DOre's
residence, in Coffman's addition. 1t is
built in modern style, well finished and
pleasantly located.
The board of County Commissioners
ed to build new bridge, of 100 feet span
over Paint Greek, on the Jetfersonville
pike. Whether it will be of wood or iron
was not determined.
- The Staunton Circuit Literary Asso-
citation will be held at Mt. Carmel on Sat
urday, April 18th, commencing at
O'Clock. The time for holding was omit
ted in the programme, which was pub
lished two weeks since.
= The Board of Commissioners of this
county went to new Holland yesterday, to
meet with the Commissioners of Pieka-
way county, for the purpose of making a.
re-apportionment of the expense of con-
struction of the Boggs joint-ditch.
-Fraser's Pantomime Company which
appears at Music Hall this evening, is
spoken of in the highest terms of praise
,gby the press in large cities and towns in
the State, where they have been drawing
full houses. Don't fail to see them.
The Directors of the Dayton & South
eastern narrowgauge railroad have de-
termined to extend the road from Mus
sleman's Mill (its present eastern termi-
nus) to Chillicothe. The work of exten-
sion is to be commenced Immediately.
~ There will be Social Circle at the
residence of Mrs. Ogle next Thursday
evening, entertained by Mrs. George
! Hess and Mrs. Worthington; for the pur
pose of obtaining funds to purchase car
pet for the Baptist Church.
- The attendance upon our Common
: Schools is very large for the Spring term
Several of our county teachers are attend
ing the High School. There is room TO
more and they should come. The pupil
: are all in earnest, looking forward to pro
r motion at the close of the school year.
= The Dizzy Blonds did good busines
: here. They had full house OH Frida
: night, and their audience was so highl
s edited with their exhibition of themselve
J, that request was made for the compan
e to remain and give second performanc
:. on Saturday night, which they did, to
r fair house.
NJ NJ. P. and T. X. Perdue, the Ne
MRrtinsburg nurserymen, will be in tow
= for "A few days yet with a fine assortmer
:, = of all kinds of fruit and ornamental tree
: They are making large sales this sprins
: Parties purchasing from them can be SUI
= of getting just what they represent the
= trees to be.
n = Mr.. A. G. Lindsey's residence
a Madison Mills was destroyed by fire c
Thursday last, together with about all i
contents. Loss about $500. No insu
m ance. Mr.. Lindsey had recently pu
r, chased the property, and removed fro
ce this place to it, only about week prey
% %is Gus to the fire.
re The track of the S. j. & P. narro,
y gauge will be completed to Greenfiel
Il probably by this evening, and the first
ay next week trains will run through
n Greenfield. change will be made
or the running time. The morning ira
will leave Springfield at O'Clock and r
through to Greenfield to connect with
II :1s train on the NJ. e G. Returni
will connect with the O'Clock train frC
RS Chillicothe, and arrive at Springfield
lar connect with trains for Dayton in t
evening. Timetables will be issued il
ra- few days.
,iSy The candidates nominated for cOur
ant offices at the Republican Primary Ell
and ton in this county on Monday last,
G Ger- gentlemen well qualified to discharge
and duties of the offices for which they hf
ms oeen nominated. Besides possessing
18th necessary qualifications, they are popu
Cqe among the people, and, without anv
SIo tention of detracting anything from
ami merits or claims of the unsuccessful q,
ade didates for nomination, we feel confid
len that the nominees will concentrate
her strength of the Republican party of
an county; and that is all that is necess
wed to secure complete Republican vict
ong at the approaching October election.
orc place the names Of the nominees at
NO head of our columns, and call upon
Republicans to rally to their supper
Let us lay aside any trivial personal f
,om- ing df we have any) against any of
Mar candidates. and null off our coats an,
the valio n+ sa,.yioo &, s,,n,,o,+ of the ry1