The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-28
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Shoulders Z cents.
Corn 80 TO 81 cents
Oats - 10 80 cents.
Butter II 10 u cents
Side meat ) 10 lOceuts
Potatoes, new, 30 cents.
Lard 10 and u - cents.
Beautiful moonlight nights.
Excursions are Getting numerous.
East Findlay j. impro, ing rapidly
All Of tli, public schools open next
Monday.
The Grangcr- w-r.. in council last Sat
urday.
'Homeward the pIowman plods his
weary way"
The present peach crop of this county
i. tine largest for many years
\ pic ME was held at the Fair grounds
Tuesday
The omnibus had hot spindle Tues
day. that caused considerable trouble.
The weather is delightful in the day
time but cold and disagreeable at night.
The Mt. Blanchard schools open next
Monday. J. y PTTsFoRD is Principal.
FRANK TRIP, ofthe Carey Times, was
iii town Monday. He looked as he al
ways dOeS-hearty.
The walls Of the upper room of the VI.
f. Church are to be frescoed. They
need it.
The new gutter on Main Street, be-
tween Sandusky and Crawford, is a good
Improvement.
The Allen comfy Democrat has been
sold to HENRY B. kELLEY, formerly of
the Wapakoneta Democrat.
The Cornet Band goes TO Ada to-day
to assist in the Grand Concert at that
place tonight.
The Pioneer Picnic will be held at
the Fair grounds, one week from to-mor-
row.
TON. II. HoUPT thinks he has dogs
enough to present one 10 each of his
friends
The shower of rain that fell last Fri
day and Saturday nights were quite re-
freshing
There will he several excursions over
the L. T.. & l.. RR. next week, from
different points along the road.
a new turn-table is TO be constructed
at the Branch depot. The timber for
~ j. e. .Ir..fIy- ON tho ,rrnunJ
l.. \. BALDWIN has commenced the
erection Of two-story frame dwelling
on East Hardin street.
\ party of gentlemen srrenadrd the
citizens of tins place OH Monday night.
The music was delightful
The lamp lighters occupation like
Othello'S, is gone The moon furnishes
the light now.
Don't forget To attend the County
rair and bring something with you for
exhibition.
w. G. KELLEY, Esq, of Wauseon was
in town on Tuesday, visiting his old
friends
Before the end "i tins year Findlay
will be- lighted with gas This is one Of
the best enterprises the town ever we.,t
into
The rear portion of GEORGE MYERS'S
new residence is nearly completed when
the entire structure is finished it will be
IL beautiful addition TO the town.
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tickets from BlufTton, Cory, RawsOn
and Arcadia next Thursday to all wish
ing to attend the show.
There was a very small delegation
went from here to the Democratic State
convention at Columbus last Wednes-
day.
The Seremading party, who discoursed
sweet strains under the window of the
local of this paper will please accept his
grateful thanks.
Our esteemed neighbor, Samuel Rem
NINGER, who has been spending several
months visiting his relatives and friends
in Pennsylvania, has returned home.
About twenty cords of wood belong
ing to the l.. f. < l.. RR. We're burned
near Beaver Dam, lust Friday morning.
The fire was caused by spark from the
locomotive.
The Republican Congressional Con
vention meets at Clyde next Monday.
Up to this time we have heard of no
opposition, and therefore. Hon. CHAs.
FOSTER will be nominated and elected.
Ton. COLLINS was registered at the
Bedding House few days ago. His
presence attracted the attention of a
young man in town, and he called at
the hotel several times 10 see the diStin-
guised visitor.
Be careful, when You go to the show
next week, not to bet on some other
fellows game, or you will return home
minus all your wager. Keep sharp
lookout for pickpockets and confidence
men, as there are quite number follow
ing this show.
Some sneak thief got into the ticket
Office of the l.. f. 4 l.. RR. depot one
night last week by breaking ont II pane
of glass. Fifty cents was his reward,
besides having his fingers cut by the
glass.
Al the Van Vert races last week, LEN
TURKEYS sOrrel horse, Billy Sherman
won the first money in the half-mile run
ming race, and also the mile dash. SAM.
SCHENCK'S roam mare Nelly Gray, won
second money in the three minute, and
two forty, trotting races, and third mon
ey in the free for all trot
PIONEER ASSOCIATION.
Meeting Of the Executive Committee.
Pursuant to published notice the EX-
ecutive Committee of the Pioneer AsSO-
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