The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
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Tallow cent
Flax seed S1G9
Butter = cents.
Coal oil ~ cents
Shoulders CENTS.
Ear corn 80 cents
Clover seed $500.
Christmas il coming
Shelied corn 90 cents.
Wheat No. /, 80 cents.
Wheat No 2 s. cents.
Side meat 10 10 cents.
Lard 10 and - - cents.
The forest fires have about ceased.
The woods are full of hunters every
day.
The farmers are busy huskiDg their
/ corn
The song of the apple butter makers
! Is heard
/ The wheat is looking well in this
county.
Thanksgiving Day one weel, from next
Thursday.
A fine shower of rain fell last Sunday
evening
The Fostoria Recie,c is to have a pow
er press soon.
The hotels of this place are doing a
good business.
A minstrel company has been organ
lied at Arcadia.
dense fog hung over town and eOun-
try last Monday.
No services at the NJ f. Church last
Sunday evening.
Shipments of live stock are made from
this place every day.
The Cornet Band was out Wednesday
evening playing Oh the street.
The Teachers Institute, of this county,
commences on the 23d inst.
The gas works are under roof, and the
other work goes bravely on.
A change of laInpIighters has been
made, and now the work is well done.
Some one mas constructed neat brick
dwelling in East FindIay, north of the
Branch
A new clubhouse is in the course
of construction on the Union School
grounds.
shipped from Vanlue during the past
fortnight.
A great many strangers make their
appearance on the streets of this city
every day.
Do not fail to attend the soldiers and
citizens meeting at the Court House to-
morrow event AZ.
The wagon and carriage manufactur-
ers, of this city. are tGrning out some
handsome vehicles.
The local editor of the Upper SanduS-
ky Union wears u number four hat and
number eleven boots.
The Odd Fellows of Vanlue have been
making some improvements in their
building at that place.
An immense quantity of ear corn has
been purchased at the Lake Erie depot
during the past week.
Hon. II. p. GAGE, of this city, was
registered at the Weddeli House, Cleve-
land, on Wednesday.
Mutton chops were down Monday
morning when the train on the Branch
ran over fat wether
The Mt blanchard schools closed on
the 10Th inst, and after vacation, will
reopen on the 30th inst.
Quite number of gas service pipes
have been put into business houses on
Main Street this week.
SHERIDAN and LOGAN, two Findlay
BOYS, have one of the finest grocery es-
Establishments in Fostoria.
Mr.. R. S. MUNGEN and family, for
lnerly of this city, now of Straitsyille,
Ohio, were in town last week.
1t is estimated by the dealers that not
more than half the clover seed raised in
the county this year has come into mar
ket
There was scrub race" on Bakers
lane" last Saturday. the first one that
has been run on that track for long
time
We infer from the number of indict-
ments found by the Grand Jury of San
dusky county, that 1t is a very wicked
county.
We would invite the attention of the
teachers of this county to an article in
another column headed Teachers In
stitute"
The Rev. Mr.. IRVING, of Huron cOun-
ty, an Episcopal clergyman, preached
at the Presbyterian Church last Sabbath
evening.
Mr.. GEO. RUHL is making additions TO
his residence on West Sandusky Street.
He intends to build a fine dwelling on
his grounds next Spring.
Disciples of Isaac Walton continue 70
wander up and do VII the Blanchard and
try to entice the finny inhabitants of the
river from their watery abodes
We understand that there is consider
able talk among several of the capital
lists, of this city. on the subject of erect
ing new public hall or opera house.
There were several small drunks and
rows in town last Saturday. Those en-
gagged in the 'rackets7 made themselves
Every scarce on the approach of the
marshal.
Two cows were struck by the Express
train going North on the L. E. L L. Ry.
Monday morning, about two miles ont
of town. Fortunately, neither of them
were hurt.
The show windows and fronts of many
| of the business houses along Main Street
have been scrubbed and cleaned this
week. Good employment for the clerks
on dull days.
Drs. HURD and GALLOWAY, of this
city, are to read papers before the next
session of the North Western Ohio Med
ical Association, which is to be held at
Forest the Sd and 4th of next month.
Prof A c. DEUEL., of Urbana. Grand
| Master of the l. - o. F. of Ohio, will
be at the Mt. Blanchard Lodge on Friday
evening the Goth. There will probably
be several OF the mystic fraternity
from Findlay present ON the occasion