The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-02-04
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Ailatoona
Monday was dark, gloomy day.
Sunday was bright, beautiful day.
St Valentines day will soon be here.
Auatoona, tie greatest military drama
ever written.
There is 70 be social hop at Cages
Hall TO night
The City CouuciI meets one week
from TO night.
Judge Pillars spent Sunday at his
home in Tiffin.
The stormy winds did blow terifcally
Tuesday night
The caIaboose has done good bust
ness this week.
There was another fall ofsnow yester-
day afternoon.
Large congregations at all the church
es last Sunday.
The corni:e on Davis Opera House is
very handsome.
a good many people ''went out walk
ing" last Sunday.
Water, water everywhere" last Sat
urday and Sunday.
There has been several drunk" dis
orderly cases this week.
The Jackson Foundry, on East Craw-
ford street, has a new sign.
We understand that Jap Constable is
going to Springfield, o., to live.
There is more than the usual amount
| of sickness in town Just now.
The merry jingle of the sleigh bells
was heard in the land this week.
The First Presbyterian Church of
Findlay is still without a regular pastor.
Prosecuting Attorney Brown has had
hands full of business the present term
of court,
The U. S. Express company Lave
new wagon running on the streets of
this city.
Court adjourned Thursday of last
week, until last Monday afternoon of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Decker returned
from their wedding journey, Monday
evening.
1t would be relief if some one would
make an original remark about the
weather
The Tennesseeans gave a very pleas
oil Mnnlav
evening.
The stock of the Hancock County
Grange Supply House, has not yet been
subscribed.
Charlie Halls Ttoo or Uns received a
good deal of attention Thursday evening
of last week.
The Citizens Savings Bank began
business under the new order of things
last Monday.
Saw mill proprietors are in despair.
The roads are so bad that the people
can not haul logs.
The wind played havoc with the
fences in different parts of the county
last frluay ulSut
The live stock shipments from this
place, have been pretty heavy during
the past ten days.
We would be obliged to some of our
subscribers, if they would bring us some
good, hard, dry wood.
The b'hoys are very much troubled to
l..
to rail road company.
The religious services held in the East
Findlay engine house, on Sabbath after
moons, are well attended.
Mr.. Geo. w. Ruhl intends buiidingan
addition to his Saddlery and Harness
shop, the coming Spring.
BY the upsetting of their boat, a
couple of young fellows gota "ducking"
in the river last Saturday.
We are glad to state that there have
been 20 Lurglaries, nor robberries of
any kind in Findlay during the past
week.
The New Baltimore Enterprise has
been revived under the proprietorship
of Mr. ID. f. Peters, a son of the former
editor
There is a report in circulation, that
gentleman from Ashtabula, o., is nego-
tiating for the purchase of the Findlay
Gas Works
Last Wednesday the G. Hog. like
Dickey Three Times on Bosworth Field,
euquircd of his mates, "Who saw the
sun to day."
Rev. j. T. Hale, of Ada, o, will
preach at the German Reformed Church
next Sabbath morning. The sermon
will be in English,
The Columbus Grove Vidette has been
sold to Mr.. w. H. Tingle, who will take
charge of it in short time. So says
the Ottawa Sentinel.
The present condition of the roads
makes hauling any kind of a load next
to impossible. LTurnpikes would remedy
the difficulty, however.
The Northwestern Band and the anna
teur voeallsts, of this city, gave another
of their delightful concerts, at Melodeon
Hail, Wednesday evening.
Green, Davis & Co. are selling grocer
les and provisions wonderfully cheap,
which fact people do not fail to take
advantage of these dull times.
FindIay still prospers under Pastor
Kutz. Sabbath school 125 against 35
eighteen months ago. The church held
service of praise Sabbath evening,
December 2G.--Ihe Fellowship, Toledo.
We regret to learn that Hon. John NJ.
Palmer received severe stroke of par
alysis last Friday, completely paralysing
his right side. He is, we are glad to
know, rapidly recovering.
Brown & Sweet have mooved their
barber shop to the first room south OF
the JOY House office Joe. Milner in
tends putting a billiard saloon in the
room occupied by b. & S.
The concert gwen by the North west
ern Band vocalists of this city, at Ken
ten, last Friday night, was a success
every way except financially. The Ken
ton neonle were delighted with tie