The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
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Warm weather-red hot ia fact
UncomfortaBly dry-the weather.
Al tin, city seiiools are in full blast.
Hard wOrk- plowing falIow ground.
Getting shorter-business mems faces
s5al,bath-scIiool pie nics are numer
Gus.
Oiis Locke, Of the Tinin Ti-iJIHe, wa
ia town last week
our neighboring towns arr utilic;e,
with burglars
\ spraimed i,nkI.- confines Dave JOS
10 hi, house.
Get ready 10 exhibit something at Tia,
county fair
ThrPionerr pie nic at the Fair ground.
to morrow.
Fred Karg has a new butchers w"g
on" 1t is a handsome one.
The heat has been intensely oppres.
siye during the past week.
There il some talk Of lighting tLr
Presbyterian Church with gas.
| PDpular-the ticket nominated last
Saturday
Tom Sherman, Of the Lima Gazetfe
called on uS Last week
The warm weather has greatly benr-
fitted the corn crop.
Walt Hull is building brick dwelling
on East Lincoln street
The much needed and long wished for
rain fell yesterday afternoon
a party of bunmers had IA pic nic up
the river last Sunday
There is considerable sickness in town
at thepresent time
The study of oysterology lras com
mrncrd.
The snail like creep of the school
children is seen in the land.
The political cauldron is boiling pref
ty lively.
The Sunday excursions 10 Bay
continue 10 be slimly attended.
The lovers Of oysters are once more
happy
Pioneer pie nic TO morrow; turn out
everybody, and take your family.
The Toledo Synod OF the Presbyterian
Church meets in Findlay next month.
Advice to Republicans: Work unceas-
ingly for the success OF the whole ticket.
The Fair of the Catholic Church of
Findlay is TO be held the latter part of
this month
Rev. Mr.. Boyd, of Lancaster, o., will
preach at the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath
a horse was run over and killed near
Frey & Myers saw mill, by railroad
train, one day last week.
The entertainment of Prof. Daven-
port, at MeIodeon Hall, Wednesday ev-
ening, was not well attended
The Sabbaih-schooI of the NJ. Il.
Church is to give concert in a short
time.
There was a good delegation from
Hancock to the Republican Senatorial
Convention at Toledo yesterday
Quite a number of improvements are
to be made oil the grounds of the Agri-
cultural Society before the next Fair
The work of Maeadamizing West
Main Gross and East Lincoln streets
goes on rapidly.
Fred Didway, Esq, will commence
the erection of IL new residence in "A
short time.
a. Deitsch Il Co. are erecting a hrick
engine-house ia the rear of their furni.
ture factory, on West MainCros Street.
The old guns of the Findlay Guards
have been returned TO the State armO-
ry, and are 10 be replaced 10y new and
better ones.
There was a dance at Cages Hall, on
Wednesday evening. Mighty hot work,
vibrating the calfskin with the ther-
moIneter at so.
ii. u. Gage has purchased the farm of
Robert Bovard, of Liberty township.
Mr.. H., we believe, contemPIates re-
turning to "Auld Scotia"
Mckinley, the Orange township states
man, hasn't got his mind "sot'' yet on
taking the stump to explain his vote on
the Wood County Enabling Act.
We are III receipt of complimentary
tickets to the Hardin County Fair,
which is to he beld at Kenton Septem-
Der 2Sth, Goth, 30tlI and October 1st.
The social, this evening, at the cold
White Corner" for the benefit of the
Cornet Band, will he pleasant affair.
Don't fail TO attend.
The Democratic Central Committee,
together with the candidates Oh that
ticket, had a meeting 'ast Tuesday, but
the ''trne inwardness" Of their deliber-
atiOns have not yet developed them
selves.
We learn from a reliable source that
the pratoria of Queen Esther is to
he given in Findlny i'll few weeks, I'M
der the auspices and for the benefit of
the Cornet Band.
Our old friend, Lee A. Riley, Of Pitts
burg, was in town last Friday, lie
thinks that Findlay has more handsome
ladies and finer business blocks than
any town of the same population me has
visited in n Journey Gf two thousand
miles.
It is slYly Whispered among the elite
that there is 'n H.. "A couple of weddings
in FiiIdiay. "a the course Of few weeks.
In oiR pasa, "a tt.e rrimnF says, II gen
tlemdn fr"m ''uui West viii take unto
himself "a jag forever, and in the 9th
er, IL popular down street drug clrik
will lead t0 the altar one of Findlay's
Gairest maidans.
For Ire Icfters0niaa-
GRAND FI5ZlE ~ AeCaNB.
Acaardins to prey iaus arrangements,
ten young gents, who suppose themselves
iha sfiie of Hancock countv came to