Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-04-25

.'The Streets of New York. at Mu-
sic Hall Monday evening next.
= John McGrath died of consumption
in this place on Monday evening.
Gen. Geiger will lecture on ''Fools
and Follies'' at Music Hall, May I'd.
= The s. J. & P. railroad bridge across
Paint creek at Greenfield is finished.
John Mclean, iee-dealer, commenced
delivering ice to his customers on Tues
day.
= Coles cornet band (colored), of Cir
cleville. is to give concert at City Hall
tonight.
The Havlin Dramatic Company, at
Music Hall on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next.
= Last Sunday-Easter-w beautl-
full, sun-shiny day, which promises
seven pleasant Sundays following.
= Judge Thompson's bankrupt court,
adjourned on Friday last, having been in
session the greater part of the week.
CA. Palmer is remodeling the prop
erty on Market street, formerly owned
and occupied as residence by Chas. L.
Getz.
= The Cincinnati dailies were received
here on Sunday last, by special train
from Xenia, over the D. & S. E. This
arrangement is to be permanent.
= Messrs. Antrim & Eyeke, the new
dry goods firm, in Joe McLean's block,
have an announcement to the public in
our advertising columns this week.
- The c. w. & c. Ry. has established
a regular Sunday church train, running
from Glenwood to Washington in the
morning, and returning in the afternoon.
= Mr.. F. Theobald has sold his bar
Der shop in this place and removed to
Hillsboro. He was married on Monday
to Mrs. Augusta Leber, of the latter
place.
| = Sheriff Smith sold the farm of VIM.
D. Miller, containing 65 acres in Jeffer-
son township, for $50 per acre, to L. H.
Houston, of South Charleston, on satur-
day last.
= The Uncle Toms Cabin Theatrical
Company had fair house Monday even
ing, considering the unfavorable weather.
The play of Uncle Toms Cabin was well
presented.
Jas. Clark has had his hack hand
somely re-painted and done oyer, and
put it on the street again, with good,
safe team of horses, for the accommoda-
tion of the public.
= The directors of the D. & S. E. mar
row-gauge held a meeting at Chillicothe
yesterday, to consider matters relative tC
the changing of the route entering Chill
Hcothe, and the continuation of work OF
the road toward the coal fields.
= The second performance of the Can.
tata of Esther, will be given at Musi,
Hall tonight, under the direction of the
Schubert Quartette, assisted by home tai
ent. Miss Nettie Grove as Esther, tn,
beautiful queen. No one should fail tt
see it.
= Sam. Adams and Johnnie Robinson
who expected to make their trip to Gin
cinnati to-day, on their bicycles, have, oil
account of Johnnie being called to Balti
more, given it up for the present. Bu
Sam. intends to make the trip sometime
during the Summer.
= Foster & Smith have taken posses
sion of the fine large store room in tn
Yeoman building, lately occupied by tn
Grange Store, and opened in the real es
tate, commission and auction business
They are now disposing of the remainde
of the stock of goods of the Grange store
Pamphlets containing full descriI
ton of the new Cincinnati Music Ha
, and grand organ, and programme of tn
, Great May Festival of 1873, will be ser
to any address on application to w.
: O'Brien, General Passenger and Tickt
t Agent of the P. c. 6 St. L. Ry., Colum
bus, o.
/, At the Reading Room will be found
: Hume's History of England, 6 volumes
|. Universal History, volumes; History
/ Ireland, 2 volumes; History of Fran,
IF (Michelet) 2 volumes; Lamartine's Tur1
s. ey; Bonner's United States, 2 volume
Russia as it is; America and Europ
Glimpses of Spain (Wallis.)
= = Leta, little daughter of Rev.
,e Pitzer, seven er eight years old, stepp,
on ball of cotton in which a darnil
- needle was sticking, while in her stoc
- ing feet, last Friday evening, runnil
- the needle almost through her foot, al
breaking part of the needle off in h
foot. DR.. Saxton was called, and findil
~ the extracting of the broken piece frc
- the foota difficult job, administered eth'
u assisted by DIR. Grubbs, and perform
the operation. The child's foot is healir
10 without any serious results from the
- = jury.
y = Some Cireleville parties are gettf
= up camping party" to leave Giro
. vile for Thunder Bay, on Lake HurC
- about July 4th, and to return at Opti
u. anytime within thirty days. It will
composed of ladies and gentlemen, anG
expected to cost about $40 to $40 each
n they stay out thirty days. Cunning, fl.
,d ing, croquet, etc., will be the order. TIL
would be pleased to have four or +
alv couples from Washington to join the par
as Names OF those having the manageme
90 etc., can be furnished by the editors of t
Ao- paper.
= Mr.. F. Mettenberger, of this pla
a mute, and graduate of the Deaf a
~ Dumb Asylum, at Columbus, has seve
deaf and dumb children under his cha,
for instruction. He has Miss Kate Wrio
ng of this place, and has had until recent
rer Charlie Gordon. He also has Burnt
not and Zepha Hayes, of Pickaway cour
'ou Mr.. M. is an intelligent young man
Asr a good instructor. He says Kate Wrigl
tly progress is very fine. She has learne
write, add and subtract since Jan 2
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win as also having made commendable !
gress.