The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-23

Hancock county hiIS some Of tlIe finest
farm residences and barns ia Ohio.
We understand tillt the Grilngrrs ART.
to lnhve a big pic ME next month.
Mr.. o. b. Vandenburg Is building "A
frame dwelling on West Front Street.
i'he Congregational Church Of this city
intend calling n pastor in n short time.
There are large number Of people
rom abroad visiting FindIny just now.
Rev. q. w. Miller preached at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday morn
ing.
One of the inmates of the County In
flrmary, an old man, died last Welncs-
day.
Go 10 MelodeOn Hall TO night, and
thus aid the Band boys ia procuring a
new uniform.
ID. Buck & Co. have commenced the
erection of their new carriage and wagon
maaufactory.
Rev. Mr.. Shields, of CrestIine, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath.
A lot of broken stone have been plac-
ed on Main street between Hardin and
Lincoln streets.
The school house at Mt. Blanchard has
received the addition of a couple of
chimneys.
The eighth annual reunion of the 10th
o. V. Cavalry will be held at KeIley's
Island, August 25th.
In obedience to the mandate of the
Town Council a large number of the
shade trees have been trimmed.
Should the weather remain fair, the
wheat crop of this county will be about
all harvested by tomorrow evening.
Bishop Fitzgerald, of Little Rock, Ar
kansas, will administer Confirmation at
the Catholic Church next Thursday.
The congregation of the Catholic
church of this place will commence the
erection of their new school house soon.
Moonlight rambles have been indulged
in TO n considerable extent by young
people this week. So we are told at
least
Now that the time of holding the
Democratic County Convention has been
fixed there will be rush of candidates
to the front
Prof. G. F. Palmer, the Superintend-
ent elect of the Union Schools, is to de-
liver an address before the next Teach
ers' Institute of this County.
Mr.. A. J. L. Hartman is building n
brick hotel at Rawson, this county. Mr.
Hartman knows how to run a hotel, rs
we know by experience.
John Decker is extending Invitations
to his friends to assist in harvesting his
bean crop this fall A loud old time is
expected.
The ITGin Star is authority for the
statement that work will be commenced
on the Continental Railroad, at Akron,
within a month.
The first semi-annual Convention Of
thr Findlay Township Sabbath School
uniou will be held in this city on the
first Wednesday in September.
There is to be Union nie-niq ai all the
SaJhath seh9ols in Findlay township
TO be held at the grounds of the Han
cock County Agricultural Society next
"Wednesday,
The Sunday excursions to Put in Bay,
inaugurated by the g. S. & C. RR. have
not ''panned out" very we'll rs yet.
Those already given have not paid the
expenses of running the traius.
We heard it rumored Down street yes
terdaY that an Allen OInh was to he
organized in Findlay. We suppose the
''cluh" will be used to.beat up the boys
at the fall election.
A meeting OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society was held at the NJ z.
Church last Sabbath evening. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. Mrs Joseph
Wykes, Dr. Jones, and others. There
was large congregation present.
We have received, frpN = orge p.
Kinder, ESD, Secretary, a complimen-
tary TO the next Annual exhibition of
the Putnam County Agricultural Socie-
ty which is to be held at OTTAWA, Sep
tember 22d, 2Sd and 2ith
Itoe. Hurds spoons, that were stolen
from his house on the day of the show,
were found the other day ont on the l..
L. & L. Ry. The thieves discovered
that tho aPaons were only plated opeS,
SO they thought they were not worth
carrying and threw them in the ditch.