The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-27
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Corn 50 cents.
Eggs 25 cents.
Oats ~ cents.
Tallow cents.
Flax seed S1G0.
Butter % cents.
Coal oil 20 cents.
Shoulders Z cents
Ear corn 30 cents
Clover seed $500.
! The roads are rough.
Shelled corn 30 cents.
Wheat No. l, 80 cents
Wheat No. 2. sj cents.
Side meat to 0cents.
Lard 10 and IL 1-2 cents.
Five Sundays this month.
Nearly all the gas posts are up.
There was big dance at Blufston last
night
Live stock shipments are on the liz
crease.
We are to have a show tomorrow
night
Turkey, chicken and mince pies suf,
fered yesterday.
Mrs. d. joy. of Battle Greek, Mich.
is in the city.
The weather was as ''cold as blazes''
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ten conductors in all were discharged
from tie C. s. & C. Ry.
Sabbath School Convention at the
Presbyterian Church next week.
A couple of inches of snow fell on
Thursday night last.
The wind did some big blowing Mon
day night.
Sunday was an exceedingly gloomy
day.
The Teachers Institute closes this
evening.
Forest is to haze new railroad depot
in the course of human events.
People have begun to consider the
matter of Christmas gifts.
Findlay is not troubled with tramps
very much.
Now is the time to do your holiday
advertising.
The matrimonial market has been
moderately brisk this month.
The boys had lots of fun skating on
{I,o .;,.o- Loot yVaInagIor
''Vags" are scarce in these parts; the
calaboose in this city is not a good place
to sleep.
The next session of the Common Pleas
Court of this county convenes on the
25th of January.
We give a full report of the religious
services held ON Thanksgiving Day in
this mornings issue.
The enterprise for the completion of
the Monument progresses steadily and
surely.
The sun shone bright and warm Tues
day, making the hearts of the people
glad.
Change of time on the G. s & c. Ry.,
L. Z. & L. Ry., and p. F. w. & c. Rys.
See time cards in another column.
The business on the C.. S. Il. e. Ry. is
said to have nearly doubled during
the past two weeks.
Our thanks are due Rev. WM. JONES
for a copy of the minutes of the last
session of the Central Ohio Conference
The Northwestern Ohio Medical AsSc-
citation will meet at Forest next week.
Findlay will be represented as usual.
The employees OF the i. Z. & L. Ry.
were paid off for the month of October
on the 18th inst. The boys feel happy.
1t is expected that the first rehearsal of
the great military drama that is to be
produced here will take place the latter
part of next week.
We understand that the amateurs pro-
pose giving an entertainment at the Me-
odeon Hall next Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings.
Judge d. ]. CORY, of this city, re-
Gently sold go acres of land in WyandoU
county to DAVID HARPSTBR, of Upper
Mr.. ANDREW POWELL, of Liberty
township, is making preparations TO
build a fine large barn on his farm. Mr..
POWELL is one of the most enterpriSing
farmers in the county.
Something should be done by the peo-
Die of this city for the relief of the gras-
hopper sufferers in Kansas and Nebras-
"a. There are people in both States,
hat were former residents of this coun-
Y, who are among the destitute.
The Bedding House, at Findlay, does
lot seem to have suffered any by the
ecent change of proprietors. Mr.. Con-
table performs the duty of mine host
sets an excellent table, and
himself to his guests by his
lrbanity. fremont Journal.