The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-30

Muzzis your dog.

bHnki-k 10 night
There l. Il sound Of rsveiry oi! TIA.
streets these nights
The persuasive voice OF the book ag-n
Is heari OH the streets
The army worm isInarciing over som,
localities in this county.
The Republican County Convention
one week from tomorrow
Miss Lettie Carr has gonr t. E.v
Hampshire 10 visit relatives.
Democratic candidates for CONT )
officers continue 20 multiply.
See the advertisement of the Buckeye
Grain Drill in another column.
Two new dwellings are ia the course
of erection on West Lima Street.
The Grangers held meeting at their
hall in Davis's Block, last Saturday
Some slight repairs have been made
Oh the Central Union School building
Why don't some parties in Findliy get
up a lawn fete. They are all sIe go
now.
Tom. Houpt mOnrns because he lost
on pedro" and had to go seven ia the
ring"
The County Seat question wakes hot
fer and hotter. Toledo is now taking
hand.
There has been some lively competi-
ton among reaper and mower agents
lately.
The excursion to Putin Bay, on Tues
day Of last week was rather sIimly at
tended
Some mOre.of the holes Oh South Main
Street have been filled up with stone
Correct.
An Encampment Of the Order of Odd
Fellows is 10 De instituted at McConb
next week
The work of cutting down and grad
ing West Main Cross Street has com
menced. Bravoi
The pioneers have IL meeting TO NOR
row to make arrangements for their
September picni
The trimming which the shade trees
Oh our streets have received has greatly
improved there appearance
1t rained last Sabbath evening and
many persons who attended church got
slightly wet in returning home.
Messrs. J. T. Adams & Co, have Just
pat up fine set of hay scales at their
oil mill, on East Railroad Street.
Go to the Secretary's Office and get II
copy of the Premium List of the Han
cock County Agricultural Society
There is to be n picnic of all the Sab
bath Schools in Jackson township, at
Hometown OH the 10Th of August.
A clergyman from Jonesville, Mich
igan will preach at the Presbyterian
church one week from next Sabbath.
The old sheds and cribs that stood on
the north end of the L. f. & l.. Ry.
Elevators We're torn down this week.
There is an effort being made to have
the Town Council pay certain expenses
incurred in the unveiling of the Soldiers
Monument.
The locomotive OH the Findlay Branch
ran off the track last Friday and in con-
sequence there was but one train over
the road that day.
The performances at Mclaheon Hall
last week, for the benefit of the Cornet
Band were not patronized ~ w"ll as
they should have been.
When that Allen Club is Orsanizcd we
suggest that instead of calling it after
the venerable Rise up" they nanesit
Rag Baby or "Poi-metal Club.
Prof Singerburger President of ile
st. Cecilia Society of the United States
will be at the Catholic church next Sab
bath and conduct the choir singing
Rev. Thomas Gordon, formerly pastor
of the Congregational Church, spent
Sunday in Findlay. He preached mt the
English Lutheran Church in the even
ing.
The engine drawing the mail train
South Oh the l.. L. q l.. Ry., broke IA
wheel, at Burgoon, last Tuesday, and
was delayed nearly two hours by the ac
cident.
When you go to Lima stop at the Lima
House. 1t is one of the best kept hotels
in the State Mr.. Goldsmith, the pro-
prietor, knows precisely the wants of his
guests, and how to supply them,
a lodge of the knights of i.ythias
was instituted at Lima Tuesday by
Grand Chancellor John &. Thcmpson,of
Columbus. Several of the brothers of
the helmet and baldric from Findlay
were present,
John Edwards and Vim. Messenger,
the popular livery men of this city, have
eaeh purchased new and elegant two
seated carriage for use in-tIieir business.
The vehicles are as fine as any we have
ever seen and were both built in Find |
lay.
The Programme of the Teachers InSti- |
tute has been published and is now in |
the course of distribution. Every
teacher la the oounty shOald read care |
fully the address of the Executive Com
mittee, published on the fourth page of
the programme,
There was n match game OF croquet at |
the Fair Grounds last Friday, in which |
all the crack players in town participat
ed We did not learn who W ln the |
greatest number of games, rs our report |
eF of TIE eoD.est pa1 Uo return TO Gown
in the midst OF the contest In ordsr ito
see man" - '''
Tile Union Sunday School Pic mic has
been postponed to Wednesday,, august
lith, on aeeount Of the present busy |
season. 1t is hoped that by that time
every body will be at leisRre. tisiO bf |
a basket PICNIC, and every body. with
out regard TO age, sex, religion, politics,
race, color or condition is invited 10 |
bring their provisions and sPsnd apieas-
ant day.
Marriage Licenses.
The following is IT cs t..e MARRIAGE
licenses issnea by Judge HUFFsIAN dur