Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-27
G. L. Risley & Co.
LOG AL ITEM 3


week.
N. Ford 6 Co. are sole agents for
aereated bread.
-T.B. Longs Minstrels at Music Hall
next Thursday evening.
Ely Light Guard Dramatic entertain
ment at Music Hall next Tuesday eve.
One of the inmates of the county in
firmary is master four different languages.
= Candidates for Township and Corpo-
ration offices are not unusually numerous
as yet.
-"AmOng the Breakers" and "slasher
and Crasher,'' at Music Hall on Tuesday
evening.
There are two members of the Wash
ington Board of Education to elect on the
7th of April.
We understand that ''H. NJ. S. Pima
fore" will be given us soon by our High
School pupils.
The Benevolent Society will meet at
the residence of Mrs. J. B. Priddy next
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Griswold will preach in the
Baptist Church next Sunday morning and
evening, at the usual hours.
General Steadman's lecture, which
was announced for Friday evening, 28th
inst, has been postponed to April 11th.
The Superintendent and feathers of
our Public Schools desire to return thanks
to all who aided in the late entertain
ments.
Rev. F. Gillian, of New straitsville,
will preach at Camp Grove Church next
Sunday evening at o'clock. All are
cordially invited to attend.
- There will be camp meeting held on
the old Fair Grounds, in Washington,
under the auspices ofthe A. NJ. E. Church,
commencing on the 25th of July.
The Greenfield Chief says: 'Henry
Goldsberry, of Washington G. H., has
taken charge of the trimming shop, in
Dimes & Simpsons carriage factory"
t<-T There are log inmates in our county
Kinfirmary at the present time. The health
is comparatively good in the institution.
Forty-three children are attending the
school.
-Messrs. Christie, Burnett 6 Christie,
proprietors of the new machine shops,
opened for business on Tuesday last, and
are now ready to take orders for all work
in their line.
/ e" "Reddy'' Clark, has bought stylish
Fhew hack, and run his old one into the
shop to be repainted and done over, after
which he will put it again on the street,
and will have two good hacks at the SER
vice of the public.
A charming young lady from Wash
ington G. Fl. is visiting at the residence
of Mr.. Geo. Dugan on West Second street.
We have not ascertained her name, as yet,
but she's handsOme.-XenjG Gazette.
Of course she is; Washington young
ladies are all handsome.
The New Holland Revieee want to know
why Perry township, Pickaway county
in which New Holland is situated-can't
be detached from Pickaway county, ant
annexed to FAyette. The editor thinks i
properly belongs here.
"A party of Washington gentlemen
who were boat-riding on the raging wa
ters of Paint Creek, last Monday, got
cool bath by the upsetting of their boat
. They all got safely to land, but the fin
silk hat ofone of the party found water
: grave.
= The annual meeting of the Woman
4 Presbyterial Missionary Society of Chilli
! .cothe Presbytery will be held in tn
Presbyterian Church next Wednesday
Opening services at 8 p. m. A cordial il
l. vitation is extended to members of siste
1t societies, and to every one.
e IT. B. Longs Minstrels, coming Thur
s. day, April Sd, are composed of gentleme
= of high standing in the minstrel profe
N sion-fifteen in all-the most prominel
L among whom are Billy McDermon
+ Tommy Bulger, Burke and Percy, Ga
Robinson, Master Harry. The singing
Ol the Arion Quartette in their buslesque
.. FPinafore." Seats on sale at DIR. Harlow
~ drug store.
es w. H. Jones, Jr., son of pr. ".
Jones, of Jeffersonville, had the honor
Ms representing Buchtel College in the OIL
torical contest of the colleges of this Sta
n which took place at the college chapel
an Otterbein University, Westervi1le, on t
- 10th inst. His subject was Evolution
as, Mind" The first honors of the cont
were carried off by Oberlin College, a
&c. the second by Qtterhein University.
lThe baton which was graceful
ng flourished by Mr.. R. A. Robinson, as n
hey steal director, at the entertainments
our Public Schools during the past We
was presented to him on WednesG
evening of last week, by the children
the Schools, as little token of their
led probation of that gentleman. 1t is ebol
with silver tips, and silver band in
center, on which is inscribed. F"Fo
r. A. Robinson, from the pupils of Wa
ington Schools"
"A meeting of stockholders of the
J. and P. Ry, was held at the Co
House on Tuesday evening, to consi
means of protecting their interests agai
the present management of the re
Messrs Emmitt and Higgins, of Wavei
and Frye, of Springfield, were in atte
ance, and there was pretty hot disc
sion participated in by the above mar
gentlemen and Mr.. Ely, of this pl;
The meeting adjourned without anyth
let definite being accomplished.
8. = Miss Sina Logan, who has been
several months past at College of Mu
Cincinnati, returned home last We'd
With u"y ~ 10 "oi in'on'iOn W orsan'zl
rset class at once In instrumental music.
rset has had for her instructor during hel
sted tendance at the college, celebrated
Isna Lanl sician and one of the best and most t
mi ouOh teachers of Cineinnati She