The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-09-28
Fall house cleaning has commenced

st Marys, Monday.
Mr.. S. P. Poyenmire, of 81. Narys, for,
merly of this place, was in town the
early part Of the week
The silver wedding which We men
toned some time ago, will take place
Friday evening at the residence Of NJ
Gray, Esq.
! Rev. Clinton Howard, an Episcopal
minister from Pittsburgh, Pa was in
town last Friday.
/ Some Of the mild hammered Democ'
racy, Of this place, went over to Lima
Wednesday, to assist the unwashed ol
that city in gnawing some bull beef
They had to grind their teeth well be
fore leaving.
/ Mr.. Frederick Miller. Of Penn ian
y. Y, has been making visit at the
residence of Hugh Newell, Esq, during
the past week.
The Game Laws: From Nov. 18th tC
Jan. 1st, 1873, quail may be killed. After
this year, dating from Nov. 1st. From
Nov. 1st to Jan. 18th, wild turkey may
be kelled; from Sept. 1st to April 1st
wild duck; July 4th to Jan. lst, wood
cock; Sept. 1st to Jan. lst, pheasants, and
from Sept. Goth to Nov. 1st, deer may be
shot. Any one breaking these laws will
be fined from two to twenty dollars OF
imprisonment, or both. This applies to
venders of the game. out Of season, in
the same manner.
Recently Mrs. Cherry was returning
from McComb. accompanied by her
three children, when several teams drove
up behind, and attempted to pass
around her. The horse attached to her
vehicle scared and jumped, breaking one
shaft, and kicking one front wheel in
pieces. Fortunately no one was injured
and the horse was secured before further
damage was done. Mrs. Cherry and the
children were taken home in the other
buggies.
Selbach is the agent for kramch &
Bachis famous Pianos, and for the de
servedly popular E,tey Organ, as well
as for other pianos and organs of other
makers. If you wish any make he has
not. he will send for il and furnish it al
a price at which you viii save money.
He warrants his instruments for five
years.
School girls should not fiirt with run
ners, nor, for that matter, with any one
else. Plenty oftime for that after schoo
days are over.
Cincinnati objects to being called pork
opolis Swine not?-Ne,C York Herald
Pig cause.-NOrrist0e Herald. Hogo
way.-Haukeyr. They are trying tC
boar us.-Tolefo Commercial. Sow, there
you fellows. Shoat up, ...
Court will be convened in Fall session
next week The docket is very full.
Several parties have been trying tc
organize society in Findlay, recently
called knights of Honor
Stone is being hauled for the abut
ments of the new bridge, to be erected
over the river, on the Blanchard road
about four miles from town.
Cholera is making terrible ravage!
among hogs in Orange township. The
poor brutes are dying by the hundreds
Wheat is up, looking very well for thi:
time Of year.
The 11th Regiment o. n. G. will have
an Encampment and Battalion Drill a
Dunkirk, Hardin Co., commencing Oct
18th, and continuing six days. Each
company is expected to carry the follow
ing articles: 1 spade, AK, l hatchet,
camp kettle TO every7 men, mess par
to every 4 men. Also backing, towels
soap, etc. Each man will provide him
self with tin plate, tin cup, knife, forl
and spoon.
Mr.. H. Snyder is erecting fine resi-
dence in Marion township on the Blan
chard road.
The roads throughout the county art
in excellent condition. Better than a
any time for several weeks
Our merchants, in the restaurant ant
grocery business, are making great prep
arations for the Fair next week. NJ
one will be obliged to go hungry.
Now is the time to bring in your house
pI-nts. Jack frost is at large. -
The required number of street lamps
one hundred, have been located Th'
people in North Findlay, however. ar
asking for some in that locality.
( Professional men are ofttimes yer.
fastidious in their diet. We know Of on
who is partial to fried robins.
| Quite melee occurred Tuesday even
ing between Dave Meyer and Lev
Chain, in which the latter WAS throwl
on his "beamis end" 1t appears that
feud has existed for some time betweel
the parties, and on Tuesday the i'll fee
lings found vent in personal encounter
No arrests.
I Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Redick are i
Toledo attending the Tri-State Fair.
, Rev. Thomas G. Gordon, of Nebrask
City, Neb arrived in town Wednesda.
He will remain several days, we undeI
stand
) The moon was benignly shedding he
t rays abroad, and all around was still;
was almost midnight by the clock in hi
!: mas room. She had of course retire
pretty soon an unmistakable male voit
was heard below singing dolefully," ,"Spea
8 to me Love, only speak" etc Ala
he WAS at the wrong window, for her |
t and ma slept in that room. The chor'
:, was not given, for in a few seconds o'
3 went boot jack, an old shoe, her ms
t curling sticks, and several other articl
of renu. Deep mutterings were all
d heard of coming here at this time
e night"-sought to know better que
t he won't try it again" and other sayinl
s of no more friendly nature. A dry goo
It clerk was asked the nextday how he to
}. his pants, and why three of his tee
a were gone. His reply was very ind
n tinct, but something about rinds al
It melon were finally understood. Tai
s. warning, fair youth, and when you i
dulge in serenading, be sure to find o
n the correct window.
Is Book binding speciality at Selbach
oi The harvest is over and Fair begi
next week. Now let every farmer W
le comes to attend that celebration, a
n who owes us, come and settle the oblis
s, ton.
! Every ono after a1seeinp the sight