The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
DRIFT.
The big sunfiowsr * iu bloom.

The big sunfiower is iu bloom.
DemocrH';c C"unfy Convention &"
morrow.
This county i .y~rrun with lightning
Il ;nen.
Concert at the Catholic Church sun
day evening.
The music OF the thrashiug maclIiri"
i, heard in the lilIId.
\ new aud substantial hitclIing rail
ha- been put mp north Of the Empire
! Block
The examination Of TEACHERS Of ti:~
UHi"n Schools lakes place SATURDAY
August 21,t.
Brunnrr, formerly editor of the Upper
Sandusky Union, las gone TO practicipg
PAW. How the mighty do fail
There will be services at the Presby-
terian Church next Sabbath, the pastor.
Rev. Eben Muse, having returned 10 his
labors.
The improvement that is p-irg made
10y H. u. Gagr, ia the JOY House Block.
viii add much to the appearance of that
building.
Chalmers Sours can get up good re-
liable iiumlning birds nest on short no
tice. Patent pending. His nests ''sell''
we'll
The new house of J. +. Burket, ESQ,
in course of erection on West Sandusky
Street, will be one Of the finest in our
city.
The farmers Were out ia force in their
wheat fields the past week. Also, the
farmers wives and little people. Eini-
nently correct.
There Is some very interesting reading
On our first page in regard 10 our firran
eial affairs. The imitation deIusion will
not spread much.
The work of improving Main Cross
Street goes ON with considerable rapidi-
ty, and the first of October will undoubt-
edly see it finished.
w. S. Wood, superintendent OF the
Findlay Union Schools, has been en-
ployed in the same capacity at Salem.
Ohio, at salary of 81, 600 per annum.
Mr.. Squire Carlin offers very valuable
property in Hancock and Wood counties
in another column. Those wishing good
farming land, at fair rates, should call
upon him.
Mr.. John Poe will deliver a lecture at
the Blanchard Church, on to morrow
evening, August 18th. Subject, 1.-The
power OF Public Opinion; its proper att
tude with regard to Catholicism"
Michael Neuman, Jr., who resides ON
East Crawford Street, has a splendid
crop of potatoes. He thinks he will have
at least one hundred bushels on a guar
ter of an acre. A good crop to raise.
The Mite Society of the Congrega-
tional Church will be held at the resi-
dence of o. ]. peWolfe, on East Hardin
Street, on Friday evening, August 2Oth,
1873. A cordial invitation is extended |
to all.
Some rascals stole about two bushels |
of onions from the lot of Mr.. Abram |
Funk, in North Findiay, Wednesday
night. Bird shot carefully administered |
in home Opathic doses would be a good !
remedy.
Apretty large delegation of Democrats
went over to Toledo, Thursday, TO at
tend the Senatorial Convention. From
the outlook we inferred that they intend
ed to take OFF the head" of Doe. Wells.
the candidate from this county.
Lem. McManness purchased this week |
from ]. Parker g. Co, and Mcdonnell & |
Rockwell, one hundred barrels of choice |
old wheat for the use of his bakery. |
Lem. is bound to give his customers as
good bread as first class flour will make,
in preference to using pew wheat Hour
at n niueh less cost.
We have received from f. w. Hei-
mick his last two new songs, 'De Old
Churchyard in de Lane, or Darling Min
nie Gray" and 1.-The Brave Bows Plea"
These are both new Songs with chorus,
are truly fine, and cannot fail 10 please
The former is so cents, the latter 35, or
both for zoe. Address I. w. Helmiek,
Cincinnati, Ohio.