The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-22
DRIFT

Court is still in session.
Premium list on first page.
Wedding in high life next week.
Patterson & Winders' for corsets.
Chestnuts have put in their appear.
ance
See the Patent corset at Patterson &
Winders'.
The Synod of Toledo adjourned on
Monday.
The ground is covered with dead
leaves.
The calaboose had "A couple of dodgers
last Sunday.
Ladies' merino under clothing at Pat
terson & Winders'.
There is to be social hop at Cages
Hall this evening.
Judge Pillars was too i'll to hold court
last Monday forenoon.
Old White Corner building has receiv-
ed fresh coat of paint.
John Sours, city clerk elect, has en-
tered upon the duties of his office.
The work of repairing the big tank at
the gas works is completed.
There are some very interesting ad-
vertisements in this issue. Read them.
Patterson g. Winders are closing out
their stock of Clothing. Look out for
bargains.
The matter OF the new city buildings
is still occupying the minds of the mem
bers of the Council
ThG'Treasurer's Notice to Tax Payers
will be found in another part of this
paper.
Patterson & Winders are going out OF
the Clothing trade That Is the place
for bargain.
The new iron fence for the Court
House yard has arrived, and men are
engaged in putting it up.
The gentle music of tile cider press is
not heard ia the land to any very great
extent.
Look out for tramps. These pests are
becoming more numerous as the wealth
er grows colder.
George Dennison has his new frame
dwelling on Lima Street, about COM
plete. ii is a very neat structure.
Kinnaman has sold his gallery in the
Odd Fellows Block, to Flanders & Wick
ham, OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
The shed that stood so long in front OF
Old White Corner has been taken down,
to the great improvement of the build
ing.
The brilliant colOrs OF Autumn leaves
may be preserved by drying them, and
dipping the stems in melted yellow bees
wax.
The performance of the Wallace Sis
ters at the Melodeon Hall, last Satur-
day night, did not come up to the expec
tatioLs of the audience by long shot.
The forty sixth anniversary OF. the Han
cock Bible Society will be held at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening,
November 9Th, 1875.
The cold chills seem TO be playfully
chasing each other down the backs OF
some Democrats hereabout since it is
ascertained that Hayes majority is 5,
600.
Miss Mavety has just returned from
the east with an immense stock of Mil
linery goods-aIl the new styles and
cheaper than ever-at the Cash Store Of
Patterson & Winders.
Green, Davis & Co., continue to sell
groceries, provisions and queensware al
very low prices. Their stock is large,
fresh, and of the very best quality. Cal
and see them and you will be sure to get
good bargains.
The /. o. o. F. 5 now call the faithful
together by the music of a large triangle.
Courier.
That triangle is the properly of the
Knights of Pytliias. and it's they who
are called together by its music. Fol
further particulars enquire of Charlie
Hall, IVES Geyer, or Dave Joy.
The returns from Wood county are SC
full, yet unofficial, incomplete and un
satisfactory, that we will be compelled tc
ask our readers to await the develop
meuts of another week-PerrysJuT
.IOuTRGi.
You had better never publish the re
turns of Wood county, TimmOns; for tn
record of the INSCRIPTIONS frauds ant
rascality that was praetieed in Perrys
burg will be disgrace to your paper ant
the town for the next three generations
Timmons, of the Perrysburg Journal
says ''that there were 100 illegal vote
cast in Montgomery township Woo,
County, and then goes Oh to enquir
care We living in n free country, or not
! Perhaps, il the Journal editor wonld in
terrosate a few of the tlCenfy tsDO hUH
dred persons, who voted illegally il
Perrysburg township, he might find ou
whether we are living in free eountr
or not" The howl of illegal votir
coming from the JOurndl reminds us o
the cry of stop thief raised by th
thief bimsalf