The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

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There was considerable carTiage-r,dnil
done last Sunday afternoon.
/ The lower part OF ZAY aud DETwIL
ER's block has been rePainted.
\ splendid shower Of rain fell last
Saturday night
The County Council OF the p. Of Il.
wa, in session last Saturday.
The weather has been delightful du-
ring the past week.
\ new blacksmith shop is goingup on
East Lincoln street.
: large amount of gas pipe has arrived
this week.
Many farmers are busy thresling
their clover seed.
Sontli Main Street las been smoothed
By the use OF a road scraper.
Dr. J. O. KELLER, of TT Wayne Ind,
IS in town.
The venerable Judge EwING, OF Mil
waukee, Is in town, visiting his friends.
The boys about town are spending all
their leisure time gathering walnuts.
\ well has been put down on West
Main Cross street. near tie railroad de
pot.
Before you return home from the Fair,
call and pay your subscription to the
JEFFERSONIAN.
Should the weather continue good I'M
til the end of the week, there will be a
large attendance at the county Fair.
Some of our exchanges round about
are publishing lottery advertisements.
They had better look "A little out.
Hon CHARLES FOSTER was sereuaded
at the Bedding House on Thursday eve
ming Of last week, by the Conet Band
of this place.
The celebration OF the Lords Supper
and the ordinance .: ent-,gashiug took
place at the Church ut God last Sabbath
evening.
Judge j. B. WALKER delivered an in
teresting temperance lecture at the Con
gregatioual church last Monday even
ing.
Editors and Reporters from otlier pla-
ees. who are ia town during the Fair,
are invited to make the JEFFERsoNIAN.
Office their headquarters.
There are a lot Of brick and couple
of old iron furnaces on HgIdin street,
near tie Presbyterian church, that
should be removed.
How nice it would be il the commis-
sioners would only build new fence ON
the north, west. and south sides of the
Court House yard.
WIsLER, of tie Napoleon NorthTest,
was married the other day This came
about by reason Of his assoeiating with
LUTHER OEwIG. LUTHER will demoral-
ize anybody.
There is some tail, oI organizing an
orchestra by the amateur musicians of
this place. We suppose the matter will
end as several attempts of the same kind
have done-in talk.
We are in receipt OF a handsomely
printed complimentary ticket to the De-
iiance Fair. for which we tender cur
thanks to the Agricultural Society of
that county.
See notice given 10y the john Shull
Manufacturing Co in another column.
The man who would not be pleased with
such IN offer TO pay his debts must be
very hard to suit
Large quantities OF coal have recent
Iy arrived in Findlay. Coal is rapidly
taking the place of wood for heating
purposes in this place. As soon as the
gas works get into oparation the con
sumption will he immense.
Aspecial train was run over the l.. l.
4 L. Ry. last Sunday, from Fremont to
Corey, for the accommodation OF those
who wished to attend tine Tabernacle
meeting at the latter place. Over two
hundred persons went from different
places along the road, about seventy of
whom were from this piace.
Several very handsome pieces Of plate
glass heve been Put into tie fronts of
business houses on Main street recently.
In the quantity and beauty of her plate
glass fronts, Findlay goes ahead of any
town in Ohio of the same size.
The Cornet Band of this place las
made considerable progress III their play
ing. They now perform some very diff
ficuIt music in manner that would do
credit 20 any set OF musicians. The
band should be liberaIly encouraged by
the citizens.
An application for marriage license
was made to Judge HUFFMAN, one day
last week, by a couple whose respective
ages were G5 and 50. The old people
have been residina at the Infrmary for
some time. The Judge very wisely re-
fused TO grant the license on the ground
OF imbecility.