The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-23

We are glad to learn that the little
son of Ton. H. HoUPT. who has been
50 dangerously i'll, is slowly recovering.
4 couple fellows, whose thirst over
came their fear of law. stole keg of
beer from the brewery last Tuesday
night, but before they got very far they
were discovered and compelled to drop
their load
We received this week copy of the
Farmer City I'LL .J0urHal. edited by
LEN. c. GLEssSER. If LEN" keeps
the thing up, as Ne has started out.
he will soon be ahead of all the rest Of
the family.
JOHN GOODWIN. who is in the Ottawa
Jail awaiting the sentence Of death that
was recently pronounced upon him
owes the Columbus tiTuve Tjdetts sever
al dollars. If ! - 'ild paid the print
position he is.
a party of very rude boys make
practice of congregating around the
door of the post Office at nights, and by
obscene remarks, loud talking, and rib
aid iests, annoy people greatly. Wont
an officer look after them a little.
If the editors of the Fremont MeSsen-
ger and Upper Sandusky Union have
any regard for our feelings they will
please not send us any more specimens
of their poultry. We have had enough
for one year.
The baseball season is over in this sec
ton. The cold weather has given it a
bat from which it will not recover for
a long time Would that it was never
resuscItated.
The boys creep rather gingerly to
school now wa-days. Visions of trees
loaded with hickory and walnuts are
continually passing before their eyes
and drawing their attention from their
lessons.
Marshall RUHL made a trip to KentOn
last week in search of BILL SMITH, but
that worthy did with his own carcass,
what he has done with other things,
picked it up and carried it off.
The interior arrangements of HUBER's
new drug store are about completed.
The beauty and elegance of the counters,
shelvings, etc., of their new place is not
surpassed by the finest of the city drug
stores. The place will be a monument
of their taste and enterprise.
The BELDING House, under the man
agement of Mr.. CONSTABLE, is fast be-
coming deservedly popular hotel Mr.
CONSTABLE, unlike most of men, knows
how to keep hotel, and the travelling
public can rely on the ''Belding House"
being pleasant place at which to stop.
A drunken fellow by the name of
WISGATE drove off a team that was
hitched near the post Office belongingto
X. w. Elder, last Monday evening, and
after using it all he wished to, had his
son return it. The rascal should have
been cowhided for his meanness, as Mr..
ELDER had to hire livery team in or
der 70 get home.
The clerk of the Joy House is minus a
portion of his much priced mustache,
nearly all of his eye brows, and a consid-
erable quantity of his hair, beside
scorched lip. All this is the result of
trying to make a fire with benzine last
Sunday. He will probably not do so
any more.
The Prosecuting Attorney, of this
county, would like to see WILLIAM
SMITH, Esq, better known as ''ornery
BILL SMITH" There are several little
matters of burglary, larceny, etc. that
need to be settled. Should any persons
see WILLIAM they will please Jog his
memory" about these things. If he will
come back, the matter can be arranged
in a very few moments; besides, pro-
visions will be made for boarding and
clothing him for several years to come.