The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-10

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AID noW jie-giri .ghG we..-- ;iiu shoes.
ia spite uf n,.l and Par and Mar
And doth Ecg li,,I- feet abuse.
Plays mostly r1 tie sweet catarrh
Keep your dsa-s locked
Rain fs:l ring al Sunday last.
The Ci'= CoGn@Il meets tonight.
Carissrn-- two weeks from g., Iuprr .s
The rga-is are "a i-arfnl condition
! iieavy f,. huuy over i'.- town ia-
Saturday night.
The graIg gers nnI "a meeting in find
i.,y last Saturday
The town i, infested with sneak
thieves and hur.IarS
\ 20 81 ieaioi petty iliieving has her,
going pm ia rofu i,lt~.y
TiIe mud Las made things pretty
rough for hcg buyers this week.
Fi'iIay la, tie liaest uniformed Bra
Band IL Ohio, w.f'iout exception
There were 40 services hell IN tie
Presbyterian Church Iast Sunday.
There was very slim attendance at
the different churches last Sunday.
The street crossings are IN filthy
condition. They slIouid ID. CLEANED
The streets were covered with the
muddies; kind of mud the first Of the
week
A new railing has been put on the
hitching posts between Main Street and
the post-ofiice.
The matter of the new city buildings
will come up in the meeting OF the
Council to night.
You can buy pair of first class boots
and shoes at Shdck & Browns, at re5y
ioJC prices for cash.
The amateur singers of this city will
soon commence the rehearsal of the
Ortorio of "Queen Esther"
There was n mysterious ease of win-
dow smashing at the upper end of Main
Street, last Thursday night
One day last week, Lew Carlin broke
through the ice above the dam, and got
pretty thoroughly 'ducked-
There was some pretty good skating
on the river last week; good use was
made of it by the young people.
If the Street Commissioner would
only have some Of the crossings cleaned
how he would obIige the people of the
city.
Owing to the Presidents Message, We
are compelled TO leave out good deal
of general and local matter from this
issue of the paper.
The Findlay Guards are 10 have
meeting at the drill room tonight.
The company will receive new arms and
equipments in a short time.
Louis Bruner is building a fine brick
dwelling nea- the Rake Factory in North
Findlay. We understand that he will
erect a second one next Spring.
The Northwestern Band made a
street parade last Saturday afternoon,
dressed in their new uniform. The boys
presented splendid appearance
The feathered songster first astir
breakfasts on the succulent worm; so
the dealer who earliest and most liber-
ally advertises his holiday goods will
deplete the greater number of pocket
books.
The North Western Band are talking
of attending the Inauguration of Cover
nor Hayes, at Columbus, on the 18th of
next month. We hope the band will go,
as we are very certain that the .'Nolth
Western, " will outshine any other that
may be there.
There are a lot of fellows hanging |
around town who have no visible means |
Of support, and who belong to those |
who are usually spoken of under the |
head of ''the dangerous Glasses" They
should be peremptorily ordered to leave
town, and not return.
We understand that the Northwest
ern Band and the singers who gave the
concert at Wheeler's Hall, last week, in
tend going to kenton soon, to give
concert there. Should they do so, the
people Of that place may be assured of
having the best musical entertainment
ever held there.
Isaac Davis, Esq, the king of the vete
ran hog buyers of Northwestern Ohio,
bought and shipped from this place to
Kerr, Taylor & Co., East Buffalo, n Y,
two of the largest hogs we have heard of
this fall. The largest weighed six hun
dred and eighty seven pounds; its mate
raised the beam at five hundred and
ninety three and a half pounds. They
were cross between the Berkshire aud
Poland China; they were fourteen
months old, and were raised in this
township Baltimore Enterprise.
There is proposition TO convey the
house IN which HORACE GREELEY was