The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-12
HERE AID tLSEwHERE-wIS AND
OTHERWISE.
IIERE

/ NDDltId Has lIli6cltu .DIIlc pI lIlt uDS,
belonging TO our towns people, and quite
number are not expected to recover.
Nine premiums are pretty well fur
one FIRM, at fair. But that is Just the
number The Ruhl Bro hers ''scooped" al
the last county fair. Their exhibit was
quite extensive. and remarkably fnp
/ We are glad 10 learn Of their success. and
also that they are building up an exten
sive trade. Afier the fair they treated
their hands TO an oyst' supper which
was duly appreciated.
! Not quite so large vote was polled in
Findlay township this year as last, but
enough 10 show that the interest taken
Was very great.
The cho era is still holding high carni-
val among the hogs throughout this
county, and the loss TO farmers will be
immense, from th It cause alone.
Mr. f p Jones and son, and Mr. T
Adams and family, lef for Middle Bass
last Tuesday, to spend a week in fishing
and graping.
A large numb r of gentlemen were so
much interested in the election that they
staid up on Tuesday night until they
card the resuL.
Scratching was extensively INDUCED
in at the recent election, as the returns
show. This practice seems to become
more universal each year.
Most of the ladies are overhauliI g
their last winters dresses, at present
When they are made over, they will lool,
like new ones, you know.
Business is good now in almost every
branch. Fall trade seems TO b. heavier
than usual, and the way clerks are kept
Jumping around, waiting ON customers,
is caution.
The nutting season is in full blast, and
the boys are all on the qUi UiUe TO see who
will get the most for next winter.
The public schools run by Columbus
time, in Fostoria We are more indie
pendent here and regulate time pieces
by Findlay time.
We notice that Capt E Godfr y, of
Ottawa, was wounded in the recent great
Indian tight Capt G is well known in
this vicinity, and many will be panied to
hear of his misfortune.
MIR II F Winders, of the firm Of An
derson & Winders, is in New York buy
ing goods. MIR w. understands the
wants of the trade, and always buys seas
enable goods. Cali and get bargain.
Winner clothing is in great demand
again. Those who have an abundance
should remember the poor in our midst.
We understand that Mr Calvin S Brice,
one of the directors of The l. E & L Ry,
said that that road would be completed
OSdndusky by the hrst of January, 1878.
| this is true, our citizens may well re-
joi,e.
The Tiffin Tribune people are happy
again. A new waiter girl saloon has
been opened in that town, and directly
opposite The Tribune sanctum.
Fostoria is to have a dancing school
this winter We are just as nimble as
th residents of that place, so why can't
we have one, too?
Mrs and Mrs p Rockwell. and Mrs
c A Rockwell. of Pitlsiield. Mass. are
visiting at the residence of Anthony
Brown, Esq.
The Synod of Toledo met in annual
session at Urbana, yesterday. The at
tendance was quite large.
Workmen are actively engaged in ex-
cavaling earth for the large fire cistern
being constructed on West Main Cross
Street.
The Lima Gazette beautifully illus
trated the late Democratic OK roast in
that place. The unpleasant smelling
carcas appeared to be in the back ground
simmering over bed of Goals, while the
unterrifed were rapidly making their
exit frou the scene, with hands On their
nasal organs.
Col Huber has made the following ap
pointmen's for the 11th Regiment o n
G: DR. B Vail of Lima, Surgeon, with
the rank of Major; Assistant Surgeon,
DIR E G Burton. of West Minister, with
rank of Captain; Quartermaster, Jno P
King. of Van Vert, with rank of Isl
Lieutenant.
The fair is over, and also the election.
Now commence talking about Thanks
giving.
Look out for burglars. The country
is full Of them, and several suspicious
looking characters have been seen IN
town, this week.
Harvest is over, and the farmers are
beginning to take their annual rest. All
should subscribe-for the JEFF, and keep
posted on the news of the day
Betting was INDUCED in by the usual
number of persons on The result of the
election, and many new hats will appear
shortly.
Ii il said that between 800 and 400
men will be put on the extension OF
the L. E & L Ry., in few days.
his looks like business.
The officersand managers of the Fai,
his year. cannot be p aised too much
for the efficient and successful manne,
of transactiDg the bust ess of that a.
sociation. They worked like veter
ans and everything vert harmoniousIy
1t wasn't intended as joke to assigr
Murphy" men to the committee OF
wines, although some folks seem Il
think SO.
1 Although several hardware dealer
exhibited different kinds of corn cutter
at the Fair, all Of which are said to b
excellent for the purpose, the best con-
cutter We know of is razor
Miss Eliza Ray, of this place, left abou
week ago for Ann Arbor. Michigan
where she will attend medical lecture
this Winter.