The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30
DRIFT.

Ear corn 40 cents.
Festival next week.
Shelled corn 80 cents.
Take in your cabbage.
Wheat No. l, 80 cents.
Wheat No. 2. s. cents.
Side meat to l0cents.
Lard 10 and u - cents.
Plenty of rain water now.
The gas meters have arrived.
Live Hogs s., % to 50, 50 per cwt.
The gas filters appear to be busy.
Judge HUFFMAN is not a ''singist."
Thanksgiving day will be here shortly.
The wind was ION high Wednesday
night.
Tie late rains have made the corn
husker happy.
In laying in your winter supplies pat
ronize those who advertise.
The Autumh leaves are not so beauti-
full as they were.
Some one is building ii new frame
building in East Findlay.
The gas pipes are laid ON Main Cross
Street TO the l.. +. & l.. Ry. depot.
The Grangers of Putnam County have
a purchasing agent.
The wind shook up the awnings and
signs quite lively yesterday.
The employees of the l.. E. & L. Ry.
were paid off last week.
A hummer was ''calaboOsed' one day
the latter part of last week.
Temperance Festival at "Wheeler's
Hair next week.
The County Council of the p. of H.,
was in session last Saturday.
The Court House is to be lighted with
gas. The service pipe has been put in.
The gas receiver at the gas works will
hold 2, 500 barrels of water.
The County Jail has but single inmate,
and thst is HoUsER.
JoHNY BARR goes hunting and leaves
his powder and shot behind.
We want a correspondent in every
school district in the county.
Leaf burning and brush consuming is
the popular amusement just now.
Droves of fat hogs are driven through
the streets of this city almost every day.
The clouds obscured the view of the
eclipse to some extent Saturday night.
The streets were muddy Tuesday
morning for the first time IN many
weeks.
Looking at the eclipse was such nice
excuse for the young people to stay up
last Saturday night.
TURNER'S theatre company played IL
part of the New Magdalean" out of a
third story window, Wednesday night.
The young people OF this city ram
bic by moonlight, good deal these
nights.
The people of this County should
give the ladies liberal and hearty
at their festival next week.
A number of ladies of this city were
at Clyde last Wednesday attending the
Convention.
A six inch sewer Eipe has been put
down through the alley north of the
PI esbyterian Church parsonage.
The fire cistern at the corner of Main
md Hardin streets was cleaned out and
,epaired last week
Persons who looked at the eclipse last
night were said to be moon
.yed."
The weather was wet and gloomy
We were perfectly willing
o have the wetness, however. !
Sheriff HENRY took GRAY and CoULTz
o the Penitentiary, and young kINZIE
o the Reform Farm, last Monday.
The streets were full of people last
night, enjoying stroll in the
moonlight.
The balcony above the base of tile
court House steeple has had new tin
oof put on it.
We regret to learn that our old and
fellow citizen, DENNIS LEE, is
wing quite sick at his home in East |
'indlay.
LEN. TURNER, of Tiffin, should study
he ''lay of the land" little more be-
ore he goes out riding again in these
'arts.
c. B. HALL & Co., have made some |
in the interior arrange
nents of their Confectionery Store.
Many of our citizens have recently |
een compelled to haul water from the
iver for domestic use.
The business house occupied by |
[oRRIsoN & RICKETTS, has received
oat of paint, which improves its appear
nee
w. III. ANDERSON, JOHN EATON. and
Iayor GRIBBEN are in Henry County
uniting deer, etc.
Many farmers of this county have for
idden sportsmen to hunt on their
rounds. Notices to this effect will be
Dund in our advertising columns.
If the local editor of the Upper San
usky Union will lcok on the map of
)hio, he will find that Findlay is not in
Iardin County.
We were visited by fine shower of
ain last Monday evening. 1t was the
rst one for long time, and was bless
ng indeed.
Marshall RUHL, of Findlay, has been /
irving handsome basket pheton on
ur streets. during the early part of the
veek 1t was built at Findlay
republican.
The local department of the Upper
Union is the organ of j. N"
The local editor of that sheet is an ''in-
elligent idiot"
Mr. c. E NILES was serneaded last |
friday evening, or rather, Saturday
morning, by several members of the
celebrated move your family west"
lub.
WILL H. kERNAS. recently local ed
or of the Kenton Democrat, has retired |
rom that paper and taken position on
he Aldine. one of the leading art jour
lals of this country.
The ball given by the Dreadnaught |
Hook and Ladder Company, at ''Whee-
ers' HalT' last Friday evening, was well |
Tho boyS made Sot,tR money