The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-12
DRIFT.

Council meeting tonight.
The weather was fine on Sunday.
Tax paying time has got around again.
An 1ther shower of rain Tuesday eve
ming.
The woods have been full of hunters
this week.
The yawp Of the hog irover is heard in
the land.
The bummers have been very quiet
this week
The moon has been kind of si;kly for
several nights.
Elder J. S. Patterson makes foil
hand at Mite Society.
new Evangelical Church at Cory
l. to be dedicated on the 21st inst.
y new paper called the Tribune, has
been started at Elmore, Ottawa County.
John Adams can blow a bass drum
and cymbals in a very artistic manner.
James Wisner has been appointed
Postmaster at West Independence, this
county,
Little Carrie, daughter of S. f. Sha-
Ter, was severely bitten in the face by
dog few days age.
Rev. J. q. RuhI, Of Kemton, has been
spending ii few days this week among
his relatives and friends in Findlay.
The ball Of the Monumental Associa-
tion at WheeIer's Hall on the evening of
Thanksgiving, promises to be success.
An Amateur Dramatic Company, from
Fremont, are TO play The OctorOon. at
Wheelcr's Hall, tonight and to morrow
night.
Tie Hancock County S. :. Convention
will meet ia the Congregational Church,
Wednesday and Thursday, December
Srha,.d 9th.
.a" express train on the L. f. & L.
i;y. that should have been here at . -
last saturday night, did not arrive until
) o'clock Sunday morning.
The Chief Engineer of the Fire De
partmeut intends to make tour of the
town 10 look after unsafe stove pipes,
detective ilues, amd tIe like
Two galvanized church spires, eighty
feet in height, are being constructed by
John Adams & Go. They are doing
some very fine work in thi- line.
Mr. James kimber has entered into
partnership with his father, f. s Kim
ber- in the iewelry business. The title
of tIIe new firm is kimoer & Son.
The many friends of Mrs. c. T.. Niles
viii be glad to learn that she has so far
recovered from her severe Illness that
~iia = How considered out "l danger
Green, Davis * Go. are selling grocer
ies aud provisions very cheap They
have 81 very fine stock Call and see
thrm before buying your winter supplies.
TramPs continue to poke around"
this locality They should be ''gobbIed
mp and set to work, or ordered to leave
town a. soon as their presence is known.
johnny Decker Is llc owner Of trunk
that came over il the Muyilower. 1t
was used by ihc boss pilgrim" to pack
his boiled shirt" aud store clothes
iH
The sermon OF Rev. T. VI. Hopkins,
ai I'igaa. delivered at the Presbyterian
Chrrsh, hast Sabbath. was very fine
effort. ansd ii.hiy appreciated by all
wHr heard it,
fisr 'oTurt Band are Arranging To
giV- n grand CONCERT ~ soon ~ the new
u,.i.ouu, arrive. The vocal part of the
programme will hr urtrr the direction
of AIrs. Sa!Iie Snyd"r.
Evrryboiy knows tlrat they can bay
goods cheaper for cash tilan OH credit.
Shuck & Brown are selling boots and
SHOES .for cash oHly, ar,l are giving their
customers the = d, ~ OF cash prices.
Tom. II. lIoupt wcit down to the
reservoir, nrar ST. Murys, last week, on
Il hunting excursion, and killed between
80 and 90 ducks in short time. Tom.
has our thanks foT a portion Of the fruits
cs his hunt
Tie te.s"iisr- oi this county should
remember the Institute at Vanlue to-
morrow. Through Il mistake ia the
prcgruIuiae. - published last week, the
milne nE Miss Lizzie Graqel, f this city,
WHO viii lecture o'. biography, was
omitted The In>ri.ut will be both in
i..re-ttul and Instructive.
Cur old iriei d. Dr. john McCIurg,
ml;p'ie as "a friendly call thi, week. DIR.
Mrf.Cr-r met with a seyett accident at
liiin, IL little over a year ago, from
w.iaiI I:r is still suffering. We are re-
jpicei t." know, however, that he has
sufficiently recovered lis to be able 10 be
about and yi-ir his u,,uv fri..,,as