The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-21

Last Monday night some one stol,
BERGMAN & HARDEsHELL's ice-creau
freezer, containing about a gallon o
cream, and placed 1t in Marshal RUHL'
front yard. 1t was rather cool steal
ID. T. WIyDERs and ED. SwARTz re
turned from their Maryland trip Monday
evening. They drove through from
Grantsville. a journey of eight days They
had "a good time and are much improved
in health
No matter whether il be u false alarm
or big confagration, the Findlay Fire
Department is always out and ready for
business, i'll a very short space of time.
The department i one Of the best in the
State
Farmer, in the vicinity OF Mt. Blanch-
ard conpIai,. bitterly about boys getting
into tir.if !:.-Ion patches and destroying
the viIIr, Some Of them threaten the
thieves with dose Of shot if they do
not stop their raids.
:. ID. FREY and ID. T. WINDERs. Esars..
have purchased two very fine. bloOded
| Mary yland mares, and have them in
town. They will make valuable ad-
dition to the blooded stock of the coun-
ty
Young SHEETS, who drives the street
sprinkler, fell from the top Of the cask
Thursday morning while the team was
in motion, and was considerably bruis-
ed
JOHN SHERIDAN of Fostoria was in
town Thursday. He informs us that
the FostOria Band are making arrange
ments to give delightful excursion to
the Islands on the I'd of next month.
Mr.. /. II. BURGooN, of the L. E. & L.
Ry., is the proud father of a fine new
boy baby. IsADoRE is a little fellow,
but full of business. We hope the baby
will grow and succeed its dad" as Su-
perentendent of the L. E. d l..
When young gentlemen go out to play
eucher with a party of ladies, they should
know before they start whether or not
the fair ones are at home. 1t will save
them the trouble of running about and
having their ice-cream melt while max
ing search.
Mr.. LEN. TURLEY recently purchased
from F. J. NORTON the running horse
Chilly Sherman" that ran here in the
race, week before last. The price paid
was $500. Mr. TCRLEY has sent the
horse to Van Vert to go in the races at
that place to-day.
The Directors of the Union school
district have purchased of BARND Bros
the property adjoining the West End
school grounds. They intend to use the
house for storing wood and coal, making |
a change in its position, however. The
fence between the two lots is to be re-
moved, and by that means the play |
ground enlarged.
The Findlay Courier says, "Ie, did |
call, " and the JeferSonidR says, ''IIe |
didn't call, " and now they are having Il |
windy controversy about it.-TytH i'd |
CeFtISeT.
We still say he didn't call, bat then
you know, John, that it is Just rs easy
for needle to walk out from the eye
of a camel, as to get the behind word
with an old woman, like the editor of the
COHTieT.
HANK FETTERS, of Carey, sent us IA
vial of Crusade wafer last week We
would nave got more of il if he hadn't
sent it by HANK KSHELLABARGER. If he
will send another vial, however, we will
call it square.-COHrier.
Mr. SHELLABARGER tells a different
story from that. He says that he deliv-
cred the bottle to your place full, Just
as he received it. You had better inter
rogate some of your Office boys and per-
haps youzcan find out where the rest of
your liquor went.