The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31

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To say that the weather was chang
able last Tuesday, don't half express it.
Get daily paper and read how ''cUss-
ed" humanity is getting, and then weep.
The mail train going South on the l..
E. g. L. Ry., was an hour late Wednes-
day.
The water in the Blanchard has got
down to its usual level again, after its
spree.
w. S. Post has sold his interest in the
Dry Goods business to his partner, Chas.
Elmes.
How many people will remember that
Saturday is all-fools-day, until they are
fooled.
Every candidate on the Republican
ticket this spring will be worthy of your
support.
Rev. Leroy A. Belt of Delaware,
preached at the NJ. Z. Church on last
Sunday.
Hail Columbia, happy lan6, if we
havn't got the meanest weather, can't
understand.
The Cantata of Esther, will be produe
ed in Findlay in short time. 1t is now
in full rehearsal.
= About one active, able bodied clerk
could have run all the business houses
in town this week.
The Democratic caucus will be held at
the Court House tonight, the Republi-
can tomorrow night.
Tomorrow is all-fools-day, and there
will be many practical jokes played on
unsuspecting people.
George F. Pendleton seems to have
the inside track for the Democratic
nomination Tor Mayor.
The Main Street people had their
hands full last Tuesday keeping the
pavement clear of snow.
Rev. III. ID. Kutz, pastor of the Con-
gregational church of this city, has gone
to Pennsylvania on visit,
A goodly number of the Republicans
of Hancock County attended the State
Convention at Columbus last Wednes-
| day.
Wonder if the sun didn't get stuck on
the corporation line. Call a special
meeting of the Council and fix the mat
ter up.
| The musical bull-frog has temporarily
retired from the concert business, the
spring breezes not agreeing with his
throat.
Oh, for a turnpike or any other kind
of a road, by which people could get to
town with butter, eggs, wheat, corn, and
money.
| Callahan & Snyder have rented one of
the rooms in the Cass block, and will
use it as a repository for carriages and
buggies.
The new counters for the Citizens s
Savings Bank, have been ordered, and
will be placed in that establishment as
soon as possible.
Go and see the inside of the Union
School building. Visitors admitted be-
tween the hours of 9 A. NJ, and 4P. NJ,
five days in the week.
The Board of Managers of the Han
cock County Agricultural Society, mt
last Saturday, and revised and adopted
the premium list. All right.
Hubers' are having the ceiling of their
drug store beautifully frescoed. This
will add greatly to the appearance of an
already very handsome store.
Little Matte Taylor, of the Taylor
Comedy Company, is the most gifted
child that ever appeared on a Findlay
stage. She is a prodigy wonder.
Prof. VIM. Hastings will lecture at the
Evangelical Church, on East Sandusky
Street, Tuesday evening, April 4th. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The gentle weather zephyr stirred the
beautiful snow flakes, on Tuesday morn
ing, melodious creaking of the signs, was
mingled with the rattle-te-tat of doors
ard windows.
As yet nothing has been done toward
making preparations for Centennial 4th
of July jamboree, in Findlay. Some
thing should be done, and if 'twere done,
it is well 'twere done quickly,
Republicans, do not fail to attend the
caucus, Saturday afternoon and even.
ing. Let US begin the Centennial cam.
paign by placing none but good men on
our township and borough tickets.
There is perhaps no other one thing
that people are so Systematically imposed
upon in a small way, as the wood trade,
and there is no other article of trade
brought to town by farmers of so uni
form price. Two dollars load. Would
not a wood measure be an advantage to
both buyer and seller.
Look out for the big concert that is tc
be given in Findlay in the course of q
few weeks. 1t will be the most recherch,
affair ever given in Findlay, and will
embody all that is novel and unique in
modern and classic music. In point O.
vastness and variety it will compare ia
vorably with the Boston Jubilee.
See the state ment of the condition O.
the Fire Association Insurance Com
pany, of Philadelphia, published else
where in this paper. The company il
one of the soundest in the country, ant
exhibits healthy condition. Thos,
desiring sound insurance and perfec
indemnity, had better patronize th,
Fire Association.