The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-20
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The dust has given place 10 mud.
County Treasurer HUBER is l.r-ti
busy receiving taxes.
Soldiers and citizens meeting AT IT,
court house tonight.
Indian summer has departed Tor I
warmer cline.
The gas WORKS had many visitors las
Sunday.
The Teachers Institute commence,
Monday.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving
Day. We are thankful.
Examinations were held in all the
schools the past week,
Findlay will probably have a military
company in a short time.
CHARLIE HALL has repainted the front
OF his confectionery store.
Tie weather isn't quite 50 pleasant ~
it was.
There is to be a social hop at Cages
Hall on the evening of Thanksgiving
People are complaining about the
scarcity of the ''wherewithal.
The Dreadnaught Hooks will give a
social hop at Wheeler's hall on the eve
ming of the 2Sth inst.
There was a festival at Carey and a
big dance at Vanlue last night.
A telegraph Office has been established
at Kansas station, on the l.. L. & l.. Ry.
Town COWS steal a great deal of corn
from wagons at the Lake Erie depot.
The fine weather last Sunday caused
a great many people 20 go ''a-walking."
A considerable quantity of live stock
is shipped from Vanlue these days
The monument can be furnished with
bronze figure, nine feet high, for $1,000.
The Building and Loan Association
had an election of officers Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. q. w. BURKET, OF Rawson, las
sold his saw-mill at that place to FoLTz
& RADABAUGH.
The freight business of the rail roads
operating at this city is rather light at
the present time.
Mr.. STILLINGs had an application TO
rent his rooms above the Farmers Bank
! one day this week.
We understand that there is to he an
other change in the running of the trains
on the Branch, next week.
Mr.. SAM. J. BRAsH. tx conductor of
the Branch, is now running an accom-
mediation train on the Main Line
A great many fellows about town are
complaining of having dab bad colds
in the 'ead.
There were two ruDaways on Front
Street last Saturday Nobody hurt or
damage done.
The gran-est Military drama of the
age will be produced in this city in few
weeks.
ED. S. LUNT, an old time FindIay boy,
is running paper at Perry, Iowa, called
The Perry Chi9:
There were thirty-two applicants for
teachers certificates at the examination
last Saturday.
The people sigh for an abundance OF
water no more. Their wants are sup
piled
We have had little rain during the
past week, but there is still much more
needed.
Every day we hear complaints from
farmers "a out hunters running over
their farms and shooting game.
The steam pump at the gas works was
running most of the day Sabbath last,
pumping water from the big tank.
Several large wild turkeys have been
shot in the woods in this vicinity during
the past two days.
Several sheep belonging to PETER
SoLT, were killed in the stock yards of
the Branch Depot one night last week.
The congregation OF the Presbyterian
church have adopted new series OF
hymn books for use in oheir services.
Dr. ENTRIKIN has about com pleted
his arrangements, and will start on his
lecturing tour in a few DAYS
Nice weather we are having!" has
given place to Fine rain we had!" as
an Introductory remark among the peo-
pie.
\ fine horse belonging 10 DR.. VIII
LIAM DETwIEER, died on Thursday of
last week The animal was a splendid
roadster, and had cost tile Doctor $780,
Rev. Mr.. MCFARLAND, OF Spring
field, an agent of the American Tract
Society is in the city, working in the in
terest of the organization he represents.
From fifteen to eighteen car loads Of
live stock are shipped from this place
every week. and the market is not fair
ly opened.
The great quantity of wood that has
been brought to town during the past
month precludes the idea Of any of our
citizens freezing during the winter.
The greater portion Of the people of
this city went to church last Sunday
The inhabitants of Findlay are a moral,
God-fearing people.
The Wood county Democrat has been
moved from Perrysburg to Bowling
Green. Its next move will be "up the
spout"
The pavement between the east side
% the Union school house lot apd the
gas works needs to be repaired. 1t is in
miserable condition now.
Elder w. II. Bolton, of Danville,
Iowa, will preach at the Church of God
Bethel, on Front street, next Saturday
evening anu Sabbath morning. i
There was noisy "ruction1 ct Jack
Yates place Saturday night last. Rum
puses" are getting quite frequent over in
that quarter.
The FiEdlay District Conference of
the N. E. Church, was in session at Ge-
noa, O., on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. Rev. DR.. JONES, of this
city, was in attendance.
We regret to learn that Auditor GEo.
S. MosHER is confined to his house with
a sprained ankle, The Office is in charge
of Deputy Auditor, JoHS L. HILL, and
business goes on as usual.
GEORGE STJoHN, tine Sandusky Reg
tster's dwarf was married at BelIefon-
tain lcst week Now let MACK and