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

Henry Myers is prospecting in Lead
vile, Colorado.
Don Garis is home from Indiana. for a
months vacation.
Mr.. Frank johnson returned from his
Southern tour Saturday.
Charles Getz jr. is employed in the
Adams Express Office at this place.
Wm. Whitley, of Springfield, o., made
Washington business call Monday.
w. H. Morgan, of Dayton, agent of
Continental Line, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. t. F. Brown spent Friday and Sat
urday in Hillsboro, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. S. S. Barnd, of Nelsonville, O., has
been spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. J. F. Tiff.
Miss Zoe Melvin spent Saturday and
SUNDAY in Wilmington, the guest of Miss
Eva Mckenzie.
Mr.. Ward of the firm of Hall & Ward,
commission merchants, of Baltimore, was
in town yesterday.
The senior editor of the HERALD has
been confined to his residence by sickness
for several days past. ai
Morris Campbell, of MaysvilIe, Ken
lucky, spent Sunday in Washington with
his. brother Mr.. E. Campbell.
tC1Iiss. Lncy5 Parrett, from near Jeffer-
sonTille, has been spending the week with
AIrs. FRANKIE. Carpenter, in town.
Mr.. John Robinson andisons, John and
Joseph, left on Monday for Leadville,
Colorado, where they expect to engage in
bricklaying.
Mr.. S. L. Johnson, of New Lexington,
was in town on Monday. Mr.. johnson
prominently mentioned as candidate
for the Republican nomination for Treas
urer of State.
Prof. Patterson, Of our Union Schools,
lectured in London on Saturday night
last, on the subject of Natural Science.
His lecture was given for the benefit of
the Meleterian Society OF the London
Schools.
DIR. J.F. Dennis is in Cincinnati, at
tending the annual meeting of the Missis-
sippi Dental Association, which convened
yesterday, and continues in session to-day
and tomorrow, He will return to-mor-
row evening.
Miss Nettie Grove is here from Cincin-
natl, to assist in rendering the Oratorio
of Belshazzar She is Accompanied by
Miss Minnie Clay, of Lexington, KY, and
Miss Lou Cling, of Cincinnati, her guests
for the present week.
Mr.. S. @. Brown, of this place, baggage
master on the Washington and Dresden
Junction. Accommodation, has been taken
off and retained, since Monday, as yard
master at GAINESVILLE, on account of sick
ness in the family of the former yard
master. Mrs. B. went to GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday, @.< 81
At the annual reunion of the Ohio
Grand .Consistory of Scottish Rites at
Masonic Temple in Cincinnati last week,
a class of ninety eight took the 32d de-
gree in Masonry, and among the number
was w. C. Tanzey, of this place and Rev,
A. G. Hirst, of Columbus, faniliarly
known togeur people. COL j w. Woods,
J. B. Hudson, A. B. Adams and q. W.
BuekmasteE, of lKashiI9g aad degree
men, a8d memberso the Grand Consis-
tory, we're present. during the reunion.
4asso R. CoAman, sonzof DIR. Fl. C .Coff-
man, who has been at Cincinnati the past
wintefs attending lectures at the ohio
Medical College, graduated from that in
stitution on Friday last, and. returned to
his. .ho1n 4 iil this place onE Satnfdags He
has been foEsonse time past pl1rslzing his
sAHdies h the ofliee Of Dr.tV w Dawson,
of Cincinnati, and we understand intends
to continue for a couple of years with
that5snlHinent hat 9 II physician and surgeon. We
congratulate the young doctor on the &C
QUESTION of his title of NJ. D., and wisf
him successful and=nseful professional