The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-06-30
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"That Reminds Me"
The Knights OF Pythias have public
installation of officers next Monday.
a cordial invitation is extended to all
who wish, to do so to be present
\ fine young shade tree on West
Crawford street was blown down dur
ing the storm last Friday afternoon.
The Court House is to be repainted,
inside and out.
There was good attendance at the
different churches of the city hast sun
day.
There is not IL cleaner street in the
State of Ohio than the Main Street in
this city.
The stage in Davis Opera House is
rapidly approaching completion. 1t
will be very fine one both as regards
arrangements and appointments.
Soon will the music of the reaping
machine be heard in the land.
The NJ. f. Sabbath School had Il
Centennial Service last Sabbath
The greater portion of the business
houses in this city will be closed Oh the
Fourth of July.
Sam Huber has been appointed Cap
tain OF the Findlay Guard. No better
selection conld have been made.
Maple Grove cemetery had great
many visitors last Sunday.
There is derth of commercial tour
lists these days.
There is some interesting reading in
our advertising columns.
Phillips, the new Superintendent of
the Gas Works is IA ''singist" Like
wise can he bring duleet strains of
liquid melody from out the ''light
guitar"
The Democracy of this ciry say they
will have IA jollification as soon as the
ST. Louis Convention nominates its
candidates. Well, perhaps it will be
''creditable to be jolly under the cir
cumstances, for it will be their only
chance to rejoice much.
TIE Findlav District Conference of
the n. L. Church will be held in this
city, July 11th and 18th.
George Kinder, of the Ottawa Seaii-
mel, is to be ''Grand Pow-toon and
Chief Medicine Chest of the Fourth
of July celebration in that village.
Mr.. Aaron Howard, an old citizen of
this city but now resident of the State
of Michigan, is i'm town visiting his
brother Capt. Sam. Howard and other
relations and friends Mr.. Howard
was atone time Auditor of this county.
The corn crop in Hancock county is
looking very fine.
lt is said that beer garden is to be
opened in one of the. groves North of
town.
Rev. DIR. Jones, of this city, will
'orate" at BlufTton on the Fourth.
a monk of the order of st. Francis,
will have PASTORAL charge of the C'Ith-
olie Church. of this city, during the
time of Father Young's absence from
town.
Frey & Myers are at work getting
out 5O, 600 gun stocks at their mill, on
West Sandusky Street. The war
cloud in the East" has caused the de-
mand.
There is a sound of revelry to be
heard these warm nights. mingled with
the tinkling of glasses and the gentle
gurgle of the ''cool refreshing lager"
as it flows quickly down the throats of
''the boys"
A heavy rain fell Monday afternoon.
From the mice things" the Upper
Sandusky Union is always saying about
che young ladies of the town. we judge
that the Local Editor of that sheet
wants to marry. How is it Saml
The Fourth OF July will be celebrat-
ed in Findlay-in a horn.
The hay crop is said to be excellent
in Hancock county this season.
There has been little too much rain
hereabouts.
The contract of painting the Court
House has been awarded to. Mr. j. w.
Gassman..
There is to be a dance in Davis
Opera House the night of the Fourth
of July.