The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-10
SHUCK e BROWN,
DRIFT.

4 There was a Juvenile hop at Cages
Hall last Friday night.
/ We should be pleased to hear from
'Scriblerus" again and often.
Candidates for spring offices are around
interviewing the dear people.
The weather Tuesday last would have
killed ''the oldest man in the world"
The Commissioners of this county
have been in session the past week.
Bacher, the ice man, has five car loads
OF ice in town from some colder cline.
Mr.. James Edwards has been very
sick, but we are glad to learn is recover
ing.
Capt. James Wilson may be considered
the 'boss" detective in this neck of
woods.
Special meeting of the F. S. & B.L.A.
at the Court House on the evening of
the 18th.
The many friends af Mr.. J. c. Powell
will be glad to hear that his health is
improving.
The Commissioners of Wood County
have incorporated the town of North
! Baltimore.
Mr.. PHIFER, County Surveyor, pub
fishes his card elsewhere. He is well
posted in his profession.
Rev. VIM. Jones will preach a sermon
on Especial Providence" at the NJ. E.
Church, next Sunday evening.
Messrs. A. Dietsch g. Co. have put up
a very nice and serviceable desk in the
Office of County Treasurer Hosler.
Mr.. W. ]. Hall, P. NJ. at Corey, has
resigned, and Mr.. Alfred Longbrake has
been recommended for that position.
There will be Sabbath School Con-
cert at the Evangelical Church, in this
city, one week from next Tuesday even
ing.
The Blakely Concert Troupe, assisted
by the juveniles of this city, will give an
entertainment at Wheeler's Hall next
Friday and Saturday evenings.
The Northwestern Band and the anna
teur singers of this city are to give con-
cert at st. Marys, in the course of
couple of weeks. ~-
BY bills printed at this office it will be
seen that Mr.. G.. ID. BARE, living two
miles north of town will have public
sale on the 2Sth.
William Duduit recently died at his resi-
dence, near Haverhill, s'cioto county. He
was 75 years of age, and was the first white
child born in the French Grant.-,IdcLson
Standard.
1t took four or five able bodied men
to take one man to the calaboose last
Saturday night. But the man who sold
him whiskey went unpunished.
The Commissioners were viewing the
river road near the Catholic Cemetery,
yesterday, with an eye to making much
needed improvement where the Blanch-
ard encroaches. --
HCN vi Tie EDcllCLcT
Orphan Asylum at Flat Rock, Mr. Jacob
Dreisbach, of Missouri, entered on the dis
charge Of his new duties, last Thursday
II6fR AdUeTfiSer.
Green, Davis & Co. have adopted
the cash down system, and as a conse-
quence are giving tip-top bargains in the
way of Groceries. Their stock is of the
best brands in all respects.
The horse that Col. Neibling, of the 21st
V. l., rode during the late war, was in a
parade last week in Findlay and although
he carries several scars and some rebel lead
he is still lively as a colt. Long life to
''old Jim. ."-F6St0did Recieto.
Our neighboring town of Kenton was
visited by destructive fire last night -
We have few particulars, but learn that
John Fink's tin shop, Mays grocery,
Fry's millinery store, and Haas's shoe
shop were among the establishments
burned. Loss not ascertained.