The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-26

B--gr- aH ,eavcs are she'd
While YET the gold and rel
Brighten the 5gIgI-
i sudden lGrrv shakes
And Winter sands Ais fakes
Before the plough.
No school this week.
Polar waves are numerous.
Subscribe for the JEFFERsoYIAE.
We hope you enjoyed your turkey.
Tia county jail has "a couple OF tenant.
Tuesday was a muddy. murky mj=er
able day.
Timn is infested wi,h cIo-hes-l-ue
thieves.
-AcephaIous MoiIusks7 is tle ss;en-
tifc for oysters
Burglars are itf-sting some parts of
I tai, county.
No soup hous-,7 Tor tramps say al
Of our exchanges.
Go to Maodeon Hall tonight and sec
the FayIor Family.
Shooting matches are uow called
"turkey tournaments.
LET Us all eat and be thankfaI. - said
the sovereigns yesterday.
The Taylor Family Comedy Company
at Melodeon Hall to night.
A good many people are complaining
of Indigestion to-day.
LEW. SCHUYLER is talking OF removing
to st. Marys to go into business.
a. c. setback and family, Of CIeye-
land, spent Sunday in Findlay.
Centennial business cards are getting
too numerous to be of much account.
The dealers in holiday goods in Find,
lay have very handsome displays this
season.
The name of the Findlay Cornet Band
has been changed to the Northwestern
Band.
There were no services held in the
Presbyterian Church last Sabbath eve
ming.
DIR. S. A. KELTNER, formerly a dent
ist of this city, is nowpracticing his pro
fession in Kenton.
Green, Davis q Co, are still selling
Groceries and Provisions very cheap.
They have big stock
Ottowa is to have brass band. GRO.
KINDER, of the Sentinel, is a member,
'and will play ''bazoo"
The present indications are that the
holiday season, this year, will not be as
gay as in former years.
As the smallpox is abroad in the land
it might be well for people, who are not
already, to be vaccinated.
$3.50, 900 in National Bank notes were
received for redemption at the L. S.
Treasury, on the 22d inst.
The Borough Clerk is engaged in ma
king out detailed statement of the in
debtedness of the town of Findlay.
The building occupied by J. Bender,
corner of Main and Lincoln streets, re-
ceived fresh coat Of paint this week.
a few more such cutters as the one in
front of the Joy House block would be
a good thing in several parts of town.
The burning out of the chimney of
HENRY BLECKER's house raised little
excitement on South Main Street, Sun
day night.
HENRY LATHAM had portion of the
index finger of his left hand taken of,
one day last week, while loading a bar
rel of coal oil on his dray.
The st. Cecilia Society of FindIay,
celebrated their first anniversary last
Monday. High Mass was celebrated at
the Catholic Church on the occasion.
1t is singular how active and obediemt
the average boy is nova days; but it is
easily accounted for when we reflect that
he has not got his new sled and skates
yet
The residents Of Putnam Street have
petitioned the Council to have a crossing
for teams put down where the L. E. &
L. Ry. crosses that street. It is a piece
of work that should be done.
The Council, of Findlay, propose to
have pile of stone for tramps TO thrash
this winter This will have a tendency
70 keep impecunious hooters from troub
ling the town with their presence.
ALLEN RAY and a fellow named
MoATz were before Justice BALLARD,
one day last week, charged with assault
and battery on the person of one
TEAGLY. They plead guilty and were
fined a few dollars, and allowed TO de-
part.
A literary monthly called the Free
Press has been started at Leipsic, Put
nam county. The publisher, Mr. J. N.
BRUNER, is probably in IA hurry to get
to the poor-house, and has taken a
''short cut"
The Juhe DEDANFLANIGAN. of the
hyphenateG URjon-Dem0crat, of Ur
bana, and formerly of the KentoD Dsm
OcrGt, is a candidate for Sergeant at
Arms of the National House Of r .pre,
sentatives. This is about the 779th
Office that the Juke has been a candidate
for.