Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-13

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-"AmOng the Breakers. -
Sc slasher and Crasher.''
= DIR. Rush is making some improve
ments in his residence.
Mrs. Eli Bereman had her leg broken
just above the ankle by fall on Friday
last.
Music and literary entertainment by
pupils of public school, March 2Oth and
21st.
Go to Music Hall, Tuesday evening,
18th inst, and see home talent in 'sAmOng
the Breakers"
lightning struck barn in Milledge-
vile on Monday night, killing three
horses belonging to Paul Jones.
-Eyan Griffith will offer lot of stock
and other personal property at public sale,
three miles north of Jeffersonville, on
Saturday, March 22d, 1879.
Mr.. R. A. Robinson and Miss Love
are spending the evenings of this week in
drilling over 200 pupils for the entertain
mentto be given next week.
Mr.. Albert Rankin, of Jasper town
ship, died suddenly at his residence, on
Tuesday morning last, We have not
learned the cause of his death.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Conaway & Campbell, the new
boot and shoe firm, in this paper. They
offer inducements to cash buyers.
The price of admission to Ely Light
Guard entertainment Tuesday evening,
18th inst, is 25 cents, and reserved seats,
35 cents, can be secured at Harlow's drug
store.
Mr.. Robinson says the pupils of our
school can not be excelIed in singing
choruses. Go and hear them at Music
Hall. Besides good music, there will be
readings, declamations and dialogues.
-Dr.J. P. Bonsieur has consented. to
recite '"The Charge Of the Light Brigade, /"
between acts, at the Light Guard enter
tainment at Music Hall on Tuesday even
ing next. Those who are acquainted with
the DOCTORS elOcutionary powers will not
miss this treat.
= Frank Murray has retired from the
new firm of Murray 6 Boyer, having sold
his interest in the drug business to his
partner, Mr.. Harry Boyer, who assumed
the entire proprietorship, on Monday.
Mr.. Murray will remain with Mr.. Boyer
for the present.
The following letters remain in the
Washington Post Office uncalled for:
Mrs. S. Allen, A. D. Allen, P. Benner,
Miss E. Crawford, B. Hays, T. B. Owens,
Rosa NJ. Ornbry, Mary Owens, T. O'Day,
L. B. Nicholas, Prof. r. W. Steamson,
Pleasant Williams.
The HERALD offices printed five thou
sand quarter-sheet four page advertising
programmes for the Ely Light Guard
dramatic entertainment, containing thir-
ty-one advertisements of our business
men, which are being distributed in every
part of the county by Harvey Smith, bill
poster and general advertising distributor.
| AMrs. Thomas Kirk was stricken with
paralysis on Thursday evening last, and
died on Saturday afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock.
She had been in her usual health up to
the time she was stricken down. She was
63 years of age. Her funeral took place
on Monday land the remains were inferred
in the Parrett burying ground. Mrs. KIRK
was well known and highly esteemed
lady, and her sudden and unlocked fol
death is mourned by a large circle o.
friends and acquaintances.
= Go to the Ely Light Guard dramatic
entertainment at Music Hall on Tuesday
evening next, 18th inst, and witness tn,
thrilling drama entitled "Among tn,
Breakers" 1t is a sea-faring story, ant
by the aid of several new character in tn
caste, who have never appeared before
Washington audience, the company ex
peet to produce this emotional drama wit
thrilling effect. Admission % cents Re
served seats 35 cents, which will be 70
sale at Harlow's drug store, commencin
on Saturday morning. Secure your seat
in time. One night only.
The cantata of Belshazzar, which ws
n presented at Music Hall on Thursday
Friday and Saturday evenings last, DIRE,
8 crowded houses on each evening. Messr
y Donaldson and Parr, under whose dire
- ton it was produced, had ample evidenC
= of the appreciation by our people of the
J efforts to present to them a musical ente
tainment of unusual interest, in the lars
patronage extended to Belshazzar. 1t
:. pronounced one of the finest musical el
" tertainments ever given in this plac
. Messrs. Donaldson and Parr have gone
~ Wilmington to prepare for the productiC
| of ReIshazzar in that Mace