Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

The slelghlng still continues eX
cellent hereabOuts.
The "Kids" give their Third An
nual Hop at Music Hall tomorrow
night.
F. II. Miller has sold his foundry
and machine shops to Jackson G. II.
parties.
DIR. j. A. Lair, of Chilicothe, ha
been appointed paymaster of the D. 4
S. E. Ry.
Spectators will be admitted to tht
"Kids' Hop" at Music Hall, tomorrow
dvening, at 25c.
DIR. Lytle has concluded to remove
TO Sabina to locate in the practice o.
his profession.
--662 pupils in school last week. Coco
attendance, considering the first week
and cold weather.
DIR. Coffman has renewed his drug
store to the room lately occupied by
Henry Levy, in Joe McLean's block.
-Chas. Bell, under indictmentfor as
sault with intent to kill, upon Jasper
Post, was released on $500 bail on Mon
day.
Treasurer Craig is kept busy this
week receiving taxes, and reports a
good collection of the December in
stallment.
The Firemen's Fair did not prove a
financial success. The Firemen will
realize but small amount after pay
ing expenses.
Rev. Geo? Carpenter goes to Cir
cleville to-day, to conduct the funeral
services of James Mccoy, who died in
that city on the 10th.
p. S. Collins, the pioneer livery
man, has removed his stable to the To-
cation in the rear of the public square,
known as the Chafin stable.
Mr.. j. S, Gillespie, portrait painter,
has removed his studio to the room over
M. O'Brien's dry goods store, on the
same floor with the HERALD office.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the young peoples Temperance Litera-
ry, will be held at the Presbyterian
Church, Sabbath evening, Jan. 10th,
y A. Coffman & Co. have put up
Telephone between their office on Main
street and planning mill on Sycamore.
This is the first introduction of the tele-
phone in Washington.
Mr.. W. H. Pearson, who formerly
lived in JeffersOnville, this county, was
married on the Both of December, to
Miss Rosa E. Brande, Of Alden, Iowa,
which is also the home of Mr.. Pearson.
1t is the wish of the commanding
officer of Company "B," 9th Regiment
O. n. G. that every member of the COM
pany meet at the armOry tomorrow
evening to vote for Lieut.. Colonel. No.
excuses granted unless sickness or alb
sent from town.
--IIillsbOrO Gazette, Jan. 9Th Mr..
u. N, West will commence the running
of a semi-weekly hack line to Wash
ington c. H., commencing next Mon
day. viii leave HillsborO every Mon
day and Friday at :30a. M, returning
Tuesdays and Saturdays. VIII make |
connection at Leesburg with 9:40 train |
going east on NJ. & G. r. r.
Mrs. Jennie SOllars, wife of Mr.. |
J. W. Sollars, a prominent farmer of
his county, died at their home in the
western part of the county, OH Sun
lay morning last, after two weeks
illness, of pneumonia. She was
buried on Monday. Mrs. Solars was
| daughter of Mr.. David Persinger,
md sister Of Mrs. DR., Harlow, of this
)lace.
1.-The funeral of Mr.. H. Z. Browne
OOk place on Friday afternoon. The
ervices were conducted by the Knights
remplar order, of which he was a mem
,er, in the NJ. i. Church, Ely Com
nandery attending in body. A num-
,er of Sir Knights from Circleyille also
.ttended, and the Washington Bar at
ended in body. Wittich's band, of
was secured by the Com
nandery for the occasion. The follow
NJ are the names of the Sir Knights
rom Circleville: I. X. Witch, S. B.
evans, S. J. Grigsby, Milt Morris, W.
Weaver, Jas. O'Neal, +. A. Williams,
!. c. DUNCAN. II. Z. Grand Girard, 4.
B. Bolin, $, NJ. Greer.
The Sunday School at City Hall
tarted of encouragingly. 1t has
yeraged about thirty-fye from the
rst, A new feature in the school is to
ct up a large class taught by Professor
lark. The class met for the first time
lst Sunday morning. 1t started off
nth IA strong. Young ladies and gem
emen not attending Sunday School
lsewhere are earnestly inviyed TO at
End this class. It ought TO 60 with a
DOM.