Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-06
School Repoirts .

Number. of pupils enrolled 81; average
daily attendance % number ofVisitors Is.
GRADES.
Scott Grogg 80, II. w. Devalon 80; Glenn
ent Mccoy 9S, Elmer Crone 50, Eliza
Pavy 81, Darius Jones 90, Jesse Hyer 80,
E. c. A. Grogg 81. Chas. Mccoy 96, VIM.
Mccoy Sc, VIM. Kerney 9S, Lille Grove
IS, Vada Mccoy 81, Carry Harper 50,
Harry BANTER 80, Chas. Harper 81, c. w.
Pavy 96, VIM. Harper SO, Rosa Jones 90,
James Hyer 81, Lossen Crone IS, Ella
Harper SO, George Hyer "a, Douglas
Crone "a.
This is the close OF my school here, and
have had very pleasant school, the pu-
pills of this school have gained the honor,
which is due all industrious pupils We
closed with an exhibition on the last
night. Owing to the large crowd, we could
not get through all the exercises. There
were about two hundred present. Those
who have assisted us have our most sim
eere thanks. sitr.aa s;ll-..c
sz HH WM. MILLER, Teacher.
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Report of Pleasant Valley School. for
the month ending February 2sth. 7ane
Number of pupils enrolled AZ; average
daily attendance 81; Number Ofvisitors27.
81 -4a 4GRADEs. .s1ois uol. ;,-s;,
{ Lucy Allen 81, Asa Anders 81. Arthur
Smart 81, Seanna Reynolds 80, Olive Nor
ris 95, Jacob Anders 80, Addison, Webb 95,
James Lynch 80, Annie Anders a. Jona-
than Morris 50, John Allen 93, Titia Rey-
nOlds. 92, Maggie YoureH 90, Alzina
Webb 81, Jane Lynch 81. Ella Quinn 81 ,
Jefferson Webb 81, Dilla Webb 90, Mary
Waddle 80, Nancy Myers 80, Oliver Wad-
die 80, Benjamin Newlan 80, David Nor
ris 80, Emma Waddle 598, Ida Waddle SS,
Mary Myers So, William Newlan 81, Wal
ter Morris 81, George Beverly 81, James
Cunningham 81, Marry Allen 81, Lizzie
Shields 81, Ettie Yenreu 81, Garrette
YOurell Sc, Laura Shields Sc, John Wad-
die 50, Daniel Quinn 50, Charles Newlan
so, Sarah Allen SO, Trustin Waddle SS,
William Lynch IS. .5E.aa-- ss-lfa
f5 aa F4 j. N. SHOoP, Teacher.
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Report of Sub-District No. 10, for term
ending February q, 1879 :zs8 ..9 aja4
i Number of pupils enrolled, 33s average
daily attendance, l1.1at s.a3l.lt4s.t3 51sss
+. haiss 4ia.sts GRADES. 4es s.49,l
Ella Simpsons 98, Laura Friend 50, Mary
Ellis 80, Elva Stimson -95,. Robert Gayno
95, Jesse Campbell 90, Frank Ly7Gdy 81 +,
Joseph Rivers 80, Frank Simpson 90, Ezra
Stimson So, Mack Friend IS, James Friend
So, Joseph Friend -85s Vernon .Kizer 90,
David Kizer SO. Visitors to school, !, 20,
GEO. EISHW1CK..
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Report Of sub-District No. 6. Concord
township, for the term ending February
81, 1879. i'''..'>..' 'i..'o i''s ','-5-'1i
Average monthly enrolment, 26; daily
attendance, 20; Visitors, a. '''''' ''''' Is"
-.t4 E31t GRADES. MO- lEoi
Elmer Martin 50, A. Demorry So, Mary
Brinkley SO, Andy Greehtree! S5, iiAustin
Murphy So, Lizzie Cook s5, Emmitt Mar
tin SO, Lincoln Pavey 83, Matt Holmes 81,
Arehy Holmes. 80, j Josie Murphy, so, Allie
Cook rs, Grant Martin IS, Alice Pferson
70, Harry Sollars 70, Anna Soflars "a,
Mary Martin774, John Clifton5z2q ot
My sincere. thanks are rendered, the pat
.rOns for their Jealous attention paid the
school, t,,and kind and unusual feeling 9
manifested tow. ard me as. a teaeher.a..tI i
= g.. ri ss.1.f - A..C. PATTON. /
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- Report of Sub=Distriet No. 2, Jasper
township, for the term endings February
28th,. 1S79,:i3s55s< ezr-44t ger .s.Lf i i
Monthly enrolment, So average, dali y
attendance %. average per cent of at
tendance, 58; visitors, sl5.iad l.s.siiioq /
|! si-5s i4ssfi GRADES. --.,,YIofg /
q Allie zCulberson 81, Maggie FergusoT
So, Carrie Culberson 90, Annie Hardesty
50, Jennie Hardesty "a, Willie Ferguson
| so, James Greer 85, Grant Merchant y,
I9Willie Pope IS, Lizzie Wilson. 81, Maggie
! Culberson 79. Uly. Ferguson 60, Shermar
Merchant 81, Zachie Pope 6S, Charlej
fCulberson 80, Henry Pearson IS, Ionic
Pope 20, Levi McMahan 3d. -51aJ-
,Theretwere quite a number of scholars
absent during the week Of, examination
whom did,not grade. We closed lwitI
an exhibition at night. pleasing all VIII
attendedy SO far as we have heard. l4Dos
i.ga 14s.34s3i.sEs - Is4trE E. R. HAUGHLEYy
The d. & s. E. Ry. WIN Assume TN,
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CKillicothe Register. 4 }au i1stsat
There was a meeting of the Board o
Directors of the Dayton & Southeastern
Railway called to assemble at Dayton
on Tuesday last, for the purpose of con
sfdefing what action it was proper for tn
Board to take in regard to the suits re
Gently brought by Mr., Peter Cory an
others against the individual liability o
the stockholders. Mr.. Vim. j. Lnghau
was the only director from Ross count
who could spare the time to attend. Whe
he arrived. there he found that it was i'm
possible to get quorum together, an
he was, conseq uentlv, compelled to retur
without the knowledge that the compan
had definitely decided upon. any plan c
action. Mr.. CorWine, the attorney fo
the company, was present, however, an
, | in company with those members of tn
Board who were on hand, the matter we
discussed. It was the united .conclusio
of those present that it was the duty c
: the company to assume the fight and I
S make the necessary preparations to met
s it. The matter has been placed in M
Entrekin's hands, who will, probabl,
make suitable answer to the petition, an
! take such legal steps as the emergency r
quires. We understand it to be the di
Il position of the company to do all in the
/ power to shield the stockholders fro
harm or loss.
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it The Sc, J Il p. RaiIrOad ErOubIes.
The Greenfield correspondence of the Ci
i cinnati Enquirer of Feb. oath says:
Again may be heard the mutteriI
which precedes the storm. The Lahore
on the Springfield, Jackson & Pomert
Railroad have not been paid for sew
% months, but have subsisted wholly upt
T. store orders, which are issued daily
+ them, in violation of an express statut
Now they are becoming dissatisfied. T
. oft-repeated promise that "the pay-c
e would be down Tuesday, is now threa
re bare, and it would be, well enough for t
1s managers to remember these poor me
! A States warrant was issued,on yesti
u day for the arrest of some of the trai
is men of the Springfield, Jackson. & Pom
a roy Railroad. The complaint was ma