The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-16

the different candidates last Tuesday.
The town has not been troubled wit
any di>orderly conduct on the part
any body for some time.
The election Of SAMUEL MYERS, 1
Sheriff. gives entire satisfaction TO ever
citizen who HIS the welfare and prospe
itv OF the county at heart.
lIr. E. MILLER, for number Of year
Su perintendent of tie Union Schools Q
this place. Is now professor of mathe
natics in the University Of Kansas.
\ fellow down street WHO lost Il ill
hat on tie result of the election for sher
if ss,> ,'.t lie will wear lis Old one al
winter ;,r q, will therefor hs nothing ont
The Toledo Synod of the Presbyterian
Church held its session at BellefonraiI
last week. The next session will be held
in this place in October of next year.
1T seems all dream, said an active
HENRY man, between IL and u o'clock,
Tuesday night, but a friend suggested
that perhaps it was nightmare.
The new residence of NJ. b. PATTER-
son, in East Findlay, is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. 1t will be hand
some structure.
set of plasterer's tools were stolen
from the house of JACOB BENDER, on
East Lincoln Street, one night last week.
No clue TO the thief
KINZIE and COULTZ plead not guilty
to the charge of burglary, larceny,
stealing, etc, in the Common Pleas
Court yesterday.
Sheriff HENRY paid his compliments
TO us yesterday morning. We extended
our regards TO him on election day, and
also once a week previous to that
event.
Let us think of the result in the State
and whistle Courier.
Then think of the result in the counry
and weep.
4 nice young man of this city went to
the country, the other day, on a wool
gathering expedition, but he came back
badly shorn. He won't do so any more;
at least, not in the same direction.
Conductor JOE WALLACE, of the C.
s. & c. RR., is an admirer of the German
language. He can sit longer and quieter
during the delivery of German sermon
than any other man in these ''diggins"
The attention of those of our ex-
changes who are publishing lottery ad
vertisements, which is in itself against
the law, is called to an article on the
third page of the Cleveland Leader. of
last Monday.
The editors from neighboring towns.
who attended the Fair of the st Mich
ael's Catholic Church at this place, speak |
in the highest terms of the enjoyment of !
the occasion.
In this city. on Wednesday, October |
7th 1874, at the residence of the brides |
parents, by the Rev. Z. Bushnell, Mr..
VIM. A. Byal, of Findlay, and Miss
Eliza nell.-Fremom Messenger.
While the lamp holds ont to burn the
vile sinner who found bosom pin, be-
longing TO an attachee of this office, can
have an opportunity to return it. But
il the jewel isn't forthcoming soon some
one will ''get their name in the paper"
When the Tenth District has a good
it should Foster him.
Cincinnati Times.
1t has taken good care of him for four
years past, and will carefully FOsterhim
Jor two years more.
A valuable colt belonging to RICHARD
PREssNEILLE, Sr., had a narrow escape
from being badly hurt, last week, in
of getting fast in a bridge
on the line of the Branch. The prompt
action of the train men in releasing the
animal alone saved it.
Doctor HURD returned from Battle
Creek, Mich, on Monday evening. He
reports that Mrs. ID. JOY, whose illness
we noticed last week, and on whose ac-
count Dr. HURD's visit was made, was
much better, and would soon recoved
We received an invitation, for which
we tender our thanks, to attend Il neck
lie party at BlufTton, which was held
asst evening, but owing TO a press of
business we could not be present. We
nope everybody enjoyed themselves,
however.
The Board of Education of the Union
School District have moved the building
purchased from BARND BROS. TO the
ear of the West End school house, and
tilted it up for a wood and coal house.
The change in the position Of the house
gives much more room for play ground.
\ few days ago a fellow enquired of
engaged in laying down gas
pipes, How soon the water-works would
,e in operation;" another said that he
Knew Them ar crockery-ware pipes
hat war put down several years ago
yarren't good for nOthin' to carry off
water and now the folks had found it
,ut, too" He said, Iron ones will last,
md there's some sense in having them"
When informed that the iron pipes were
or gas, he spoke up" in a tone astonish-
nent, You don't say SO; wall, if l don't
,ring iii jug and get some of the stuff
o try"
The daily newspaper issued yesterday
: considered old to-day, whereas the
weekly newspaper retains its freshness
or a week. The weekly is kept and
eferred TO every day until the succeed
ng one appears. Every member of the
ousehold becomes thoroughly familiar
nth its contentS-local news. general
advertisements, etc For
his reason the weekly paper offers a
stronger inducement "a an advertising
Medium than the city dailieS, Of which
udicious advertisers make a note and
govern themselves accordingly
THE growth and structure of the hu
nan hair, is very plainly set forth in a
published by Il. p. Hall 4 Co.,
Nashua. y. H., proprietors of Halls
-egetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, for
ratuitous distribution. The deserved
y high reputation of their preparation
las wholly been gained by its merits.