The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

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\ load of straw was upset near the L.
T.. al. Ry. depot. last Monday.
The Oldest mau ia the county will be
at the pioneer pie nic tomorrow.
There was Il heavy fog hanging over
1 The town Tuesday morning.
JOHN II. DECKER drives Il new and
very neat turnout.
Democratic Caucus at the Court House
tomorrow night.
The denomination of Hon. CHARLES
FOSTER gives general satisfaction.
E'N. j. - III HI has removed to hen
ION Win MS laiiiiiy-
io-ihOrro" there VIII DE many tale
'old ana sung Tor aud lang Syne.
floheer pi' me ut the talr grounds to-
morrow.
All iiie SCHOOLS are open Ihe attend
eise Is soou.
h''rSiiaii III HI drives hhe horse at
'"o-ieu ~ " lloo"! buggy.
w ILL, D. 1 KEY returned from ms trip
I" -l"ry iiilld' last Tuesday evening.
There vas large crowd in town yes
ter,!ay.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. c. II. LAMPHEAR started
for Connecticut yesterday, on a visit.
The pioneer picnic tomorrow will no
doubt be largely attended
The McComb letter list cameto hand
too late for publication.
There are a large number of students
from abroad attending our public schools
Tramp, tramp, the boys are march
ing, and the girls also--to school.
y few more Democratic Candidates
are ann"unced tins week.
Hon CURTIS BERRY, of Upper San
dusky, was liz town Wednesday evening.
There is a scarcely of water in town;
the wells Of many OF our citizens being
dry.
When the sun came up last Monday
morning, It was ''the last rose of sum
mer."
BIcKLEHAUPr's new block is going up
rapidly. 1t will make handsome addi-
ton to tie street.
\ COW was struck by the locomotive
on the Branch, one morning last week.
and killed
Some farmers refused 10 sell their
wheat at - cents "A bu>heI last week.
and Irailed it home again.
The Catholic dav-schoo, opcned last
Tuesday. Miss ANNIE GoEGEI. of Lima
is the teacher.
If the alIey-vav along the East side Of
the Park was cleaned up il would look
better
Extensive preoar,.tin,,s ;,r.. in ,,ro.,ra.,,
for the Fair Of ~. Nrirharrs Catholic
Church, which begips on the 9gtb inst
The Sacrament Of thc Lords Sumner
will be celebrated at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church next Sunday morning.
Seven ear loads of slaves were shipped
from along the line Of the Branch this
week. Rather ''~tavem" business.
DEWITT G. BROWN is acting as Gen
eral Manager OF the G. :. &C. RR. Uice.
GEo. r. BENEDICT, deceased.
Quite "a number of persons went from
here and BluiTton. to Putin Bay last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Z. II. SHERMAN fell Oh It running
belt at the Stave Factory last Monday,
and had hiS left arm injured.
The indies have held temperance
prayer meetings at the Presbyterian
Church every morning this week.
The bright Autumn sunlight dances
and sparkles on the polished blade OF
the corn cutters knife.
The most of the side streets have re-
cen:!E received coat of crushed stone
III places where 1t was needed.
The excursion TO Pu'-in-Bay on the
10th inst. is played out. - Bad manage-
ment the cause.
Rev. !. q. RUHL has sold his proper
ty on West Sandusky street, to his SONS
JOHN and GEORGE.
Rev. DIR. JONES had IL series OF mis-
fortunes during the delivery oi his ser
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