The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
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. One Of our subscribers las lost a val
4, uaUfe colt. See local notice.
Monument Day next Tuesday. Save
you- ''Fourth" for rI,at day.
Trmpor,.cc visitor, neAt Tuesday will
Remember ti. i.-a-s,.r rooms when they
wisI refreshments.
Sir. Wali Hall las bought n lot Oh
East Lincoln Street and commenced to
erect IA handsome hrirk dwelling hous,.
We are sorry 10 learn that the senior
editDr Of the Coasisr has again been
confined to lIi- room.
some # tirr ALLEYS Of Fmdlay need
filling up very badly The present wet
weather renders them almost impossible.
Some persons think it in very bad taste
10 announce tle names of gentlemen as
they pass into a circus. Doubtless.
The lrdies Of the Temperance League
viii have :, lunch at their rooms, over
''Old White Corner all day on Tuesday
next
l -AN'-4'rA ~ - -fl''Hil'-i itst7 pun tllsiNtu
tine residence of Mr.. Jacob Smith, on
East Lincoln Street Price 81 500, and
cheap as dirt.
Harry Wheeler would like TO know,
| You know, whether it is real sea water
| thai Barnums sea lion bathcs her footsy-
| tootsics in.
IN average OF about S:i, O1O day is
the way ia which Uncle Ben has been
raking in the taxes for the last three
| weeks
There are now seventeen applicants
for the Superihtendcncy of the Union
Schools of this city, and its not a very
good year for Sup-rimtrndents either
Mr. Putnam, Of Yellow Springs, the
nineteenth applicant for the Superin-
tendency of the Union Schools in this
place, put in an appearance here yester
day.
Sneak thieves went through the house
of John Longworlh, show day, in the
absence OF the family Money appeared
to be the sole object, and they didn't
find any
The Upper Sandusky UHjoM says that
the mother of Spy Buck, Oh old Wy
andot Chief, retarned to that place ii
few days ago, after an absence in Kan
sas of over thirty years.
A small boy, name unknown, got too
near the ragged edge of the circus
ring, the other day, and received a slight |
injury from an iron bar. Nobody to |
blame but the boy.
Pickpocilets were plenty at the show
last Tuesday The show people should
not be held responsible for it, however,
as it might just he possible that some of
the plunder did not leave town.
Some show follower slept SO soundly |
on the grounds last Tuesday night that |
n wagon passed over and broke one Of |
his legs He was taken in charge by the
Township Trustees.
\ ear load of German pmigrants passed !
over the L. L. & l.. RR Wednesday last.
They had large GaHlilics OF small chill
dren, looked contented and happy, and
propose to settle near BlulTton on the
classic waters Of Riley Creek.
a compile of mcn, WHO were discharged
from the show, iast Tuesday, were look
ing around for "a lawyer to attach GER
tain goods and chattels belonging there
to They couldn't find one, however,
and took the back track Wednesday.
TlIc sea lion was one of BurnunI's
strongest cards. No person went to see
the circus; but a great many lad never
seen a sea lion, or AT least had children
that never had. And those who had 10
children borrowed from their neighbOrs.
Our venerable friend, Jos. Morrill,, /
lost $50 hy pick pockets, on Main Street,
show day. Inci,Son Waldren, OF Union
township, H.et w,ih ihe loss OF a pocket
book containing II small amount of /
money and some notes, while or the
show ground.
Quite delegation of terchers, and
their friends, left iast Monday for the
State Teachers Convention which meets
at Putin Bay this week. Prof G. L.
Palmer, of Columbus wha dropped in
upon Us : ysierday on has return, reports
them as having pleasant and prolita-
Bile session.
Henry Rudi.acll haas bought the farm of
John Run!lc, of Liberty township, in
stead If tiaf oi ~. IL Nanaant, Of
Amanda township, AS, we stated last
week, lie had bought the other, but
some hitch occurred after the trade lad
been made all the better, I;udiSill has
IA good farm and stays in Hancock coun.
ty, at amy rate
Wisamam, late ot tie North baltimore
ERierprise, las hou&ht the Fostoria
Press ai.d brought it out "A Democratic
paper. We wish that party much Joy of |
its acquisition. Wisaman has certainly !
every elrme..t hat 'r",,ld so 10 make up
the lowest strata Of Democratic politics, |
and II there i rslrer.irg trait ia his |
character we hone ic viii yet have an |
opportunity to hrjm& il ia the Furfaqe. |
lie is certainly q degenerate son oi Il |
worthy sire.