The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07
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December was almost as pleasant a,
May
Tie Upion Schools reopen next 3lon
day
Common Pleas Court conyenes Oh the
2jth inst
New burners have been placed Oh the
street lamps.
Charlie Hall was laid up with d felou
Ills week
Did you ever know of such weather IN
all your Iifel
Tie song OF the bull frog was heard
OIL New Years day
Frank Tripp, Of the Carey Times, was
in town Tuesday.
A musical conservatory is to be estab-
lisIIed at Ada.
The cooler" has had "A fair share OF
business the past week.
Services at the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath morning.
Two young hoodlums had fight down
sJreeI Sunudy Hl5uJ last-
There was sound of jamborevelry OH
the streets last Friday night.
There isn't quite as much gayety in
town this week as last.
Gen. Joe Geiger at Wheeler's Hall
Thursday evening, January 18th.
The excursion train will leave for Co
lumbus Sunday night at 1870.
The morning prayer meetings this
week have been well attended.
For a portion of the time this week
the sky was as blue as June day.
Rev. w. w. Winter will preach at the
NJ. f. Church next Sabbath morning.
Gen. Joe Geiger with his Swapping
Turtles" in this city January 18th.
The man with the fish horn made
Rome howl last Saturday night.
The Northwestern Band had al turkey
roast at Pressnail's last Monday night.
There was fearful quantity of ''sour
MASH and beer consumed in Findlay
last Saturday.
The Independent Militia Company of
this city made street parade last Sat
urday afternoon.
The English Lutheran Church gave
festival in Biekelhaupt's new store room
on New Years eve.
The street-cleaning brigade was out
last week, and now there is less mud on
Main Street than before.
Green Davis & Co.'S. is the place to buy
Groceries, Provisions, etc., cheap. They
keep nothing but good goods.
Mr.. Geo. w. Ruhl, saddIer, sells more
harness and saddles, and employs more
hands than any shop in the County.
Religious services were held in the
East Findlay engine house last Sunday
afternoon. Also, at the Melodeon Hall.
The social hop at Melodeon Hall,
Thursday evening of last week, was one
of the pleasant affairs of the holiday
season.
Mr.. George Washington Wilson, for
a couple of years a compositor in this
Office, was married to Miss Marion Town
send, at Akron, o., on New Years day.
Don't fail TO attend the lecture of Gen.
Joe Geiger on Thursday evening, Jan
uary 18th. If you do you will miss
good thing.
The globes on the street lamps should
have a good cleaning. They are exceed
ingly dirty. Let the lamp-lighter go at
them.
Hamilton county may have her Sam
Cary, and Noble county her Private
Dalzell, but Wyandot county points with
eXuitant pride to her Immortal J. N"
and the Rev. Clemens. Toledo Blade.
A box of COW tails is whaf Main
Cross Street man got for New Years
gift. He thought he was getting some
thing of value, until he opened the box
Mr.. p. J. Sours, of the firm OF Sours
& Seymour, proprietors of the Findlay
Rake Factory, has gone ION the road"
selling the stock manufactured hy that
concern.
On our first page will be found an i'll
teresting paper Oh "fhe Course of Study
in Elementary Schools" read by r. b.
Hall, of Republic, before the late session
of the Northwestern Ohio Teachers
Association.
The first of this week we received from
Capt. Dan Gilbert, of Vanlue, this coun-
ty, daisy which he found blooming
near his house on New Years day. Ia
a note sent with the flower the Captain
says: "Dandelions are in blossom, and
the frogs are singing as in early spring"
To hear frogs singing and seeing flowers
in bloom in the fields on the first of Jan
uary is something rather out of the ordi-
nary course of nature.