The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-06
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The umbrella trad, vas lively la
Monday.
Some lively political work VIII Ie dom
20 morrow.
Tn. river gas fhc ,.~nterof attractic:
Monday -s-.iim.
Tier i Il sl;giIr -priu!iling Of water
ov-rtli- country.
Pedro playing j. rapidly D'~corning ;
mania in Findlay.
John Eaton is running Il fiouring-niiII
at North Baltimore.
The sewer pipes have had all they
could dc this week
The weather clerk seems to hav" brril
considerably mnd died.
The water ia the river began going
down Tuesday morning
There will be services az the Presbyte-
rian Church next Sabbath.
ii. p. Gage iS reiitting the old bank
room in the JOY House block.
Let it rain, who cares, LuInber Is
cheap, and ark builders plenty
Mrs. g. n. Locke is building ii dwell
ing house on East Hardin Street.
Somebody should be GrTailed Oh ac-
count of the drtesfablr weather
Several Findlay people are attending
the Lakeside Camp Meeting this week
1t would be good thing if few hun
dred Of the dogs hereabouts were killed.
The bummers went dry" all day Sun
day, Notwithstanding the copious show
crs
Two mnnTS this month caused the
weather clerk to get luna" Hence the
rain.
The Republican, Convention tomorrow
should be sure and get its best men on
the ticket
"Jule" Bushon is signing for another
circns He says he hasn't attended one
for three years.
Most of the boys slept, with their
fathers last Sunday. 1t was day of
general repose.
The indications are that "a County
Grange, p. of H., will be organized in
this county soon.
The new brick residence Of J. L. Bur
ket, Esq, OH West Sandusky street is
rapidly going up.
The work of cutting down Main Cross
street was suspended the first of the week
on account of the rain.
Bishop Fitzgerald, of Little Rock, Ark.
administered confirmation at the Cath
Ollie Church last Friday.
Rev. J. q. Jones, of Coldwater, Mich
igan, will preach at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath.
The CAUCUS to nominate delegates to
the Democratic County Convention will
be held Monday evening next.
BIddle, of Mt. Blanchard, has a few
words to say in our advertising columns
this week. He talks business.
Rev. Wm. Woodmansee of Grand
Blanc, Mich will preach at the Congre-
gatiomal Church next Sabbath.
Mrs. John Smyth of Tiflin gave birih
to triplets last Monday-all boys. They
always did overdo Things in Tiiiin.
There was a very slim attendance at
the different churches last Sunday. \
slight shower of rain was the cause.
A horse fell down III harness near the
Court House Tuesday morning and had
one of his fore legs very badly injured.
A fellow remarked to ms the other day
that there had been n ram. We are not
certain tllrt the information is reliable.
There was Il mig crowd on the iron
bridge Tuesday evening watching the
boys rowing their boats in the river be-
low.
1t il said that the late rains gave sew
eral democratic politicians OF this city
the "gripes". They couldn't stand so
much water.
JOHN Marked, Esq, iias purchased the
Jacob Bender property on the corner of
hldin anu IEiiitriu ES'Tf'l@. NoiiAliSih-
ton, S3, 2oj.
If the grass in the school yard on
East SaudpslSy strei.t was cut it would
improve the appearance of things about
there somewhat.
A new set of doors have been placed
in the main entrance of the Central
Union School building. They are hung
so as to swing both ways.
During the late heavy rains the dis
eovery was made that the young ladies
of Tifiin are ''wcb footed This nc
counts for the shoes they wear.
The wooden pavemeat west Of eagle
creek bridge is in about as mean con
dition as 1t can get, without going to
pieces entirely. 1t should be repaired
with n new one.
The excursionists who started for the
islands last SUNDAY didn't get further,
than Sandu,ky. The bay was so rough
that the captain Of the boat refused to
go ont.
The Buck Juvenile Hook and Ladder
Company wrni 10 Upper aandussy
"Wednesday 10 compete Tor a prize in the
tournament at that place, but failed to
get one,
The amGY worms aue up eleven acres
OF oats for Sheriff Myres, and as lac stood
surveying tho loss, the ravenOus little
''cusses" sat on the fence and beseeciir'i
him to plant another crop.
There was n row down at the L. f. y
r. r. depot in which there was aonsid-
eratle stgiii. ms ana ye,l,RS pat no serious
damage done. The eonbatants were
the employers OF opposition brick yaFdS.
John Poe, Esq. will 5iaiiEet = 'ee'uro
at blaneh:,rd Oilnraii un saturday eve
ming, August l4th, 1873. Subject
s'The power of Public Opinion; its
proper attitude with regard to Catholi-
cism."