Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

The March number:Of the resurreet
ed Fayette County Teachers Journal hai
made its appearance.
Republicans, remember the Primary
election next Saturday, for candidates
for Municipal offices.
"A telegraph line will be put up
along the Dayton and Southeastern
Railroad in a short time.
DIR. R. Lytle has rented the room
adjoining the HERALD office, in Norman
Jones' building, for an office.
-The flne Chlckerlng piano used at
Music Hail last Monday evening at
Pinafore OpeEetta, was from the music
house of G. M. Mcdonald.
The Republicans ofPaint township
publish call for convention on Sat
urday, March 18th, to nominate candi-
dates for township offices.
The interest in the Loan Exhibition
has not seemed to abate any the past
week. The exhibition will close, how
ever, either tonight or tomorrow.
"A large two-story addition has been
built to Z. G, Tuthill's carriage manu-
factory, on Market street, made neces-
sary by his large and growing business.
Bonanza Council, Royal Arcanum,
have rented rooms in Norman Jones'
building, on Main street, and are fitting
up hall in which to hold theirme
ings.
The County Commissioners meet
on the oath inst. to take action in the
matter of the proposed extension of the
corporation limits of Washington. A
remonstrance will be presented,
Next Monday is the day for award
ing the gun to the party who killed the
most hawks up to that date. 1t may
not require many from any one indi-
vidual, but there are many competing.
The Republican Township Conven-
ton last Saturday nominated an ex-
cellent ticket, which will receive the
hearty support of the party at the April
election, and should be elected through
out by good round majority.
The case of A. Rogall VS.. Joseph
Hidy's administrators suit for $17 900
damages-which occupied the Common
Pleas Court all last week, went to the
jury ON Friday, and verdict was re-
turned ON Monday in favor of plaintiff
for $775.
Miss Jeanette Grove came home
from Cincinnati on Friday last to sing
at the evening entertainment at the
Loan Exhibition. The Hall was crowd
cd on that evening and the audience
was entertained most delightfully."-,
Miss Grove is expected to sing again
tonight.
Miles Juvenile Opera Company
presented Pinafore" to a good audi
ence at Music Hall Monday evening.
This is the second appearance Of the
here this winter, and there
have been several changes in the cast
since their first visit which are not i'm
In an item in last weeks issue, in
reference to the arrangements for the
Alvin Club masquerade, typographi-
cal error occurred which we desire to
correct. The item read "Mrs. Jesse
Arnold will be in the ticket office, with
a lady assistant, "etc. 1t should have
read Mr., instead of Mrs.
While the Loan Exhibitions given
by the ladies Of church societies in
Hillsboro and Columbus have proved
unsuccessful in a financial way, the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church of
this place have been fortunate enough
to realize a handsome amount from
theirs. They are to be congratulated.
The Loan Exhibition at City Hall
will close this week, and we would
advise all who have not yet visited it to
10 sothis evening. No one should miss
his opportunity to see the very exten-
,iye and interesting collection, which
will be on exhibition but a short time
yet. Miss Jeanette Grove is expected
o sing tonight.
Our neighboring town Of Sabina
las aspirations to become a county seat,
md wants patches Of territory sliced off
7ayette, Clinton and Highland coun-
les TO form new county. Sabina is
i've, growing town, and would make
rood county seat for some county in
reed of one, but she is unfortunately |
ocated where there is scarcity Of
,round for the qualification of her am
,ition.
In the article in last weeks HER
I'D entitled ''Joint Sub District No. ], ;"
nd signed "School Director" an error