The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11
DRIFT.


Beautiful nights.
Coal oil 20 cents
Shoulders Z cents.
Butter Il To u cents.
Side meat 10 10 cents.
The drought continues.
The stars shine brightly
Potatoes. new, 80 cents.
Lard 10 land II 1-2 cents.
The farmers are very busy.
Delightful showers last week
The leaves are slowly falling.
Pn!iri..,. matters waXeth warm.
TIE ~",,. of the Katy did i heard.
The tow. was very quiet last Sunday.
Things arr not so gas>y as they were.
\ great many people attended the
show.
\ portrait of CHARLIE Ross can be
seen at the Post-ofiice.
Apple parings" and ''husking bees
will soon be in order.
! CHARLIE LOCKE, of the Tiffin Tribune,
was in town this week.
The Republican County Convention
! one week from tomorrow.
The streets are full of people these
! pleasant evenings.
J. \. BLAIR, of Tifin, spent several
days in Findlay this week.
The meadows are becoming brown
and seer"
'.PAPH" SNYDER says he is going to
scalp the IMAM that started the story.
JOHN NUssER is building a new house
in North FindIay
Tie Council has meeting next Mon
day night.
Tue town is full of commercial tour
lists every day.
The Democratic County Convention
at the Court House tomorrow.
A large flock of sheep were driven
through town last Friday.
Judge NJ. Il. WALKER has returned to
Findlay, with his family, to reside
Miss MENERvA CARLIN has gone to
Monroe, Mich, to attend school.
Winter is fast approaching, and Main
Cross Street is not repaired
DIR. II. p. EATON is building flour
ing mill at North Baltimore
Be sure and have something on
exhibition at the County Fair.
Main Cross Street, east of Main, is i'm
proving.
Z. BACHER's new bottling works
building IS going up rapidly.
The County Fair, September 3Oth, and
October lst, 2nd, and Sd.
Rev. DIR. JONES breaches lis last ser
mon of his eclesiastic Il year next Sab
bath.
Ifyou have not made arrangements to
bring something to the { ounty Far, do
50 ut once.
Tie work OF improving Lincoln street
in East Findlay las stopped. What is
tie matter:
In the absence of the regular pastor,
Rev. WM. HASTINGS will preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Some immense blocks of stone are
being taken from the quarry near NJ. b.
PATTERsoN's new residence.
There are twenty-one candidates ex-
pecting nominations at the Democratic
Convention tomorrow. 1t is sad.
There is quite number of persons
from this county attending the State
Fair ut Columbus.
\ new pavement is to be put down on
East Lincoln Street, along the Luther
AN Church property.
The people of FindIay have consumed
an immense quantity of peaches this
year.
y party of Findlay ladies held IA tenn
perance meeting at North Baltimore
Wednesday evening.
The ladies had II very interesting tenn
perance meeting at the North Findlay
school house Sunday afternoon.
Several gentlemen from Findlay are
attending the Fat Mems Convention at
Put Tin Bay.
The weather has been warm and pleas
ant during the past week. Let us be
thankful.
The fire cistern near the l.. f. u l..
Ry. depot has been repaired by the ad-
dition of Il new covering.
The sun will go down on the wrath of
good many disappointed candidates
tomorrow evening.
Rev. EBEN MUSE went TO IndianapO-
lis, Ind, Wednesday, to perform the
ceremony of a marriage in high life.
The weather clerk has evidently got
up "a corner i'll water, while us poor
earth folks are short"
More applications for places in the
schools of District No. 8 have been made
than the building will accommodate.
Green Spectacles have become so pop
ular. They give the wearer such a dj,-
tinguished appearance.
There is but little wheat coming into
tine market, the price being 80 low that
farmers will not sell.
Several very brilliant meteors have
been seen shooting athwart tile Heav-
ems during the past few evenings.
Notwithsta nding the lateness of the
season, new buildings continue TO 90
up in different parts of town.
Several big loads of sugar-cane passed
our Office yesterday on the way to a sor-
ghum mill
Mr.. PIERCE DUKES, of Blanchard
township, raised over two thousand
bushels of wheat this season.
The Upper Sandusky Union has been
sold by BRUNNER and DUNN TO CHAs.
l.. ZAHNI, of Tiffin.
The Evangelical Association will
hold camp meeting in Union town
ship. beginning on the 18th inst.
We understand that a Democratic pa
per is 10 be started over in Wood coun-
5y
Mrs. LoCKsLEY BARND's little girl ba-
by took the prize given TO the prettiest
child at the show last week.
FRANK TRIP, of the Carey Times,
and S. B. DAVIS. of the Bluffton Stand
ard, were in town attending the show
last week.
The residents of East Lincoln Street
were serenaded Wednesday night. They