The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

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20 market.
TIE ca:#pai-u r..i t- short boat Sharp
JI.i- year.
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the ". T.. Church Ant ~...da..
Wori.rDeu ar- engaged in rur-fr2 ia
the new turntablc "a th- irn.rl depot.
Now Is tn" time to- ct you. f.sir I,riut-
ing done.
The weather WIS ui-~r.,biy warm on
Sunday last
Republican County Conventions al ,he
Cour4 House Tomorrow.
The time for holding the County Tair
draws near. Get ready for it.
The calaboose had a few lodg"r- the
latter part Of last week.
The Republican Judicial Convention
meets at Tihin on the 22d inst.
FELIX BENDER Is building new
frame dwelling on West Lincoln Street.
Overcoats were in demand Tuesday
evening.
There WAS a small quantity Of rain fell
Tuesday morning.
Hon. CHAs. FOSTER will speak ut the
Court rt-house tomorrow afternoon.
Ifit would only rain how happy the
people would be.
Mr.. J. L. LINyILLE has retired from
the firm of LINvTLLE, RAY & Co.
Miss ELLA BARR is clerking Temporal
rily in the PostoiIice.
There are three or four new houses
going up in East Findlay.
The roadway east of the Eagle creek
bridge has been filed up.
There is considerable sickness through
out the county.
There was veritabIe race for "a wife
down on Lincoln street "A few days ago.
Now is the time to advertise new fall
goods.
Housewives are busy puttingaway the
winters supply Of good things.
The musical flow of cider from tie
press is heard in the land.
Rev. Mr.. VAN DYKE, Of Fcstoria,
preached at the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday.
Rev. DIR. JONES is AT Sydney attend
ing the session of the Central Ohio Con
ference.
The brick work of Mills XAN,E's
building in the rear of Old White Corner
is progressing finely.
There was young man baptiSed in
the river at ''Sandy Bottom" last Sun-
day.
A temperance meeting was held Mt the
East FindIay engine house last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. d. c. CoNNELL has gone to Grants
Vile, Md. in search OF health and pleas
ure
Five car loads of saw logs were re-
cefvcd at FREY & MyEHo's saw mil! in
one day, short time since.
\ party Of naughty boys have d ITae-
tice Of playing ball in the park They
should be spanked and sent home.
Our old friend l. J. ANDERSON, Esq.,
Of Carey is building a handsome resi-
dence near that place.
Workmen are engaged III framing the
timbers for the new rail road bridge
over Lye Creek.
\ party of young ladies and gentle
men, of this place, were at Bluiiton
Tuesday evening attending hop.
Lima has the dingiest, dirtie>t, darkest
aud most dilapidated railroad depot in
the State.
There are two or three places along
Main Street that would look better if
the rubbish was cleaned off.
\ shower of rain consisting of about
fourteen drops to the square rod, fell
Tuesday morning.
There was quite large delegation
went from here to the Upper Sandu~ky
Convention yesterday.
We hope that the next County Fair
will be the best ever held in this local
ity.
Tie trial OF Goodman, the murderer
of the Haywood family, Is in progress at
Ottawa.
AMBROSE GRADER, Esq, has been
elected a trustee of the HancocE Savings
Bank.
\ party who sent Us Il note requesting
Us TO touch them mp a little" is a fool
for want of sense"
You should get your posters, stream
ers, dodgers, etc. etc. for posting and
distribution at the Fair printed now
The FoStoria Coruet B;nl is coming
to Findlay week after next to discourse
a few sweet strains of delightful music.
The local has been somewhat i'll Il
portion of this week, which will account
Ior the dearth ofnews in his department.
DAVID GREY, the brute who tried 70
outrage Il young lady not long since, re
pines solitary and alone IN the count y
Jail.
ROCKwELL& & Mcconnell are paying
$IO0 per bushel for good, clean No.
wheat delivered at the Eagle Mil, ii
East Findlay.
WMBER PARKER I,s,s opened "a snddI,
and harness shop at Vanlue. Mr. PAR
KER is an energetic and reliable youns
man and Il good workman. Wish him
success.
ELLA OGDEN GRADY, orr ELLA, nlad,
a ballon ascension, in company viii
Others. one day last week, going NJ Il
the heighth of Is, $50 feet. Findlay reo
pie never DO things by halves.
The congregation Of the Catholl,
Church are making their arrangement
in such n way as TO have their comm:
Fair at Wheeler's Hall the most Plca-in:
ever held in this city.
BY the breaking of the king bolt o
their buggy. BARNEY WEAVER Jr., an,
MICHAEL EDLEMACN were thrown on
and slightly injured last Sunday morn
ing as they were iourneying toward Ar
cadia.
The entertainments given by Is. MEL
VILE BoyHAN at the Melodeon Hall
last Monday night, was one OF the mos
pleasing ever given here. Mr. BoHHA'
never fails to delight his audiences.
\ horse belonging TO Mr.. HAGERNAN
who lives a short distance from town ol
the Tilin road, ran away last Sunda.
evening and smashed a buggy TO atom
almost.
Persons Mhn are asked TO sign petition