Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-07-25
Jasper Items.
Special Correspondence OF the Herald.
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Special Correspondence OF the Herald.
| Camp-meeting is almost at hand.
Quarterly-meeting at Mt. Olive on next
Saturday and Sunday.
There are 1904 languages spoken, and
man feels like using all of them when he
sits down on cat.
''It is proof of the singular operation of
the human mind,' says mental philos-
opher, ''that when two men aecidently
exchange hats, the one who gets the worst
hat is always the first to discover the
mistake .
The following is a partial list of the
business men of this place: Marquart &
Beck, feather renovators; J. Smart, mil
ler; c. L. Bush, grocer; Richard Smith,
grocer; c. w. Hyer, carpenter; Chas. G.
Duntom, blacksmith; D. Hughes, wagon
maker; Henry Smith, blacksmith; Isaac
Dunton, wagon-maker; Frank Dalbey,
painter; Mr.. Hemphill, miller; w. w.
ShOop, dealer in glassware; Jesse Smith,
blacksmith. All of the above haYe lOcat-
ed in this place since 1900; thus it is plain
to be seen that our growth has been rapid;
so rapid, indeed, that it takes some time
to see the houses on account of the tall
ness of the corn.
Mr.. John D. Shoop will teach the Nal
low school the coming winter. He has
our good wishes.
Mr.. James Burnett is now living at
Jasper.
Remember the match base ball game to
be played at this place next Saturday af-
ternOon, at 3 p. M, between the Cham
DiOns and Clippers. AlIthOse wishing to
see an interesting game should not fail to
be on hand.
You can go in and out of the Camp
ground as many times in a day as you
wish on the same ticket.
Quite number of buildings are being
erected OH the Camp-ground.
Signor JardelIa and his daughter, little
Zoe, gave an interesting entertainment at
Bunker Hill, last week.
An enjoyable time is expected at the
Social, to be entertained at the residence
of Mrs. VIM. Dice, opposite Harmony
Chapel, Friday evening. All are cordial
ly invited to come out and try the ice
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generally.
Sabina has splendid brass band. 1t
has been organized but a few months,
and yet, the variety and character of its
music is splendid. That Sabina is sur
passing Washington, and even Jasper, in
music, is plainly apparent; and, if we are
not quickly awakened to a full sense of
our duty, we will be left entirely in the
shade. Awaken musicians and let us
keep at even pace at any rate.
The boiler at the steam mill, in town,
has lately been repaired.
Mr.. Jesse Henkle has returned to his
home, from Indiana, where he has been
for some time.
Miss Allie House is visiting friends at
Chillicothe. ADOIs.
From our school Teachers ~ WORTH
ingtOno
WoRTHINGToN, July %, 1873.
EDS. HERALD:
Our teachers have begun to scatter.
Arbogast could not stay till close of
school, but goes tomorrow.
VIM. Miller left for home last week. He
was called home on account of the sick
ness of his father.
Under the direction of Prof Patterson,
some of the boys are getting wonderfully
enthused in "shell-ology.''
, There are twenty-three in the gradual
ing class.
Commencement exercises begin Friday
morning. The Columbus Barracks Band
l has been employed to furnish music for
the occasion. The Hon. j. J. Burns is to
> deliver the class address. The Alumni
are to give the graduates supper in the
evening.
Coil and Nicely spend most of the time
= in the river now, graphing after shells.
Ed. thinks of going to Marion county,
Y this fall. Can't blame him much.
Bass contemplates the study of law.
/ NJ. I. will likely enter into a partner
= ship with Bass, which will, in all proba-
bility, make solid firm.
j That part of the students from Fayette,
with Profs. Ogden, Patterson and Allen,
: had grand picture taken this morning,
) in remembrance of this Institute.
Rev. Gunsollis, of this place, preached
= to the students last evening. 1t was ono
of the best sermons we ever heard.
# Tom Merchant AMI Geo. Hamilton, o.
Delaware school, spent Sunday with the
Fayette boys at this place.
n An unlucky coincidence, last evening
: brought down hearty laugh from three
g of the boys. Only one, of course, intended
- to 90 to Church. X