The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-14
DRIFT.
HAY is selling at sl5 per ton.

The roads are about as solid as can b..
TIE Union Schools re opened Monday
Last.
TIE wind had a roaring time" Sun
lay night.
Regular meeting of the Council to-
srigh:
/ "Eb." w. Poe, of New Baltimore was
in town Thursday.
There will be services at the Presby
terian Church next Sunday
There has been great deal of wood
r,nsht to tile market this week.
he river Z from ,,,-r. and :Iie boys
are having some ii.i.- -.,5ri in sAaii.sg
General Joe Geiger DELIVERED ais lee
Fure on Swapping Turtles"a at .,'ii,.Iers
hall last night
''On foot or iior4e-back' Is IT. IA
yorite way OF farmers coming to town
these days.
1t is not at AL probable that the Coun-
ell will settle the matter of tn city
Duli1lnSs 10 night
Our thanks are due Gen. w. Y Will
son, Comptroller of the State Treasury,
for copy of his annual report.
Rev. WIN Grimes, of Anderson, Ind,
will preach at the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The mission circle of the Presbyterian
Sabbath s;c!I..n! D-,fs tomorrow after
nooii.
b. L. Peters, of North Baltimore, has
made an assignment for the Denelt of
his creditors.
A general experience meeting was
held at the Methodist Church last Sab
bath evening.
The polar wave that visited these parts
Sunday night raised the hopes of the ice
dealers.
The boreai blasts last Monday, made
people stand around the fire pretty
vigorously.
The young people had leap year
party at the residence of Gen. Walker,
Monday evening.
The Drum Major of the Northwestern
Band now gets in some new twists and
twirls in the swing of his baton
The Mite Society of the Presbyterian
Church was held at the residence of A.
X. Belden last Tuesday evening.
The Presbyterian Church has adopted
the envelope system" of raising its
finances
See the new time sard of the Pitts
burg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago r. R.,
which appears among our new advertise
ments
Including the Northwestern Band,
about IS persons from this county at
tended at the Inauguration of Governor
Hayes, at Columbus, last Monday.
There was very little business done in
the City Council meeting last Friday
night, as all the members were not
present.
A few tramps were around this week.
Not being able to get lodging or grub out
of the city, they went down to the
Infirmary
People who are endeavoring to prac-
tice economy in their purchases will
find it greatly to their interest to read
the advertisements in this issue of the
JEFFERsoNIAN.
The play of Altoona is in rehearsal by
the amatuers of this city, and will be
produced in few weeks. 1t will be the
most thrilling and gorgeous spectacle
ever witnessed by the people of Findlay.
Marshal Ruhl arrested a fellow the
other day on suspicion of his having
been engaged in some of the burglaries
that have recently occurred iu this city,
but as there was no evidence against the
young man, he was set at liberty
Some of the rascaIs about here, who
have been in the habit of 'going
through" houses, while the occupants
were absent, will make mistake one
of these nights and get into one where
there is somebody at home, and be re
ceived with a bullet or a charge of shot.
Now, that the New Year has fairly
commenced, you can not do better than
TO purchase your Groceries, Provisions,
Queeusware, Crockeryware, etc., at
Green, Davis & Co.'S They sell first class
goods at prices within the reach of ALL
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