The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-07-27
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patch.
The 72nd Reg, V l.. will hold its
next reunion at Freeport, Wood county,
on the 9th of August: We acknowledge
the receipt ofan invitation to be present
If our hardware men would only ad-
yertise gate hinge warranted TO carry
ry double" what sale they would have
for it.
Occasionally we are reminded that
after harvest" has come, when farmer
drops in and unrolls heap of green
backs and remarks that she'll just square
off that little account" Would that
'after harvest" had come to all who are
in arrears. But it's coming, and we are
hopeful.
The ruling price here fer new wheat
the past week has been $125, and the
supply is almost unlimited.
Hancock county could furnish wheat
for all the state this year. 1t is the boss
wheat district. And her hay and oats
crops are just the incest grown. With
favorable weather, and frequent stirring
of the ground, the corn crop also will be
larger than expected several weeks ago.
Henry Brown, Esq, accompanied by
his daughter Sallie, made trip to Mis-
souri,, a few weeks ago, and spent some
days in Madison county. We find the
following notice in the Frederickstown
Jefersonian, of the 20th:
Henry Brown, of FiRdlay, Ohio, q
prominent lawyer of North Western
Ohio, has been visiting this county on
professional business during the week
His visit to our sanctum, during which
we talked of Ohio men and Ohio affairs
was to us like the shadow of a great
rock in a weary land.p He was accom-.
panied by his intelligent and charming
daughter, Miss Sallie. They left fol-
home yesterday Uia st Louis.
There will be @Pound Mite" at the
residence of B f Hyatt, Esq. next Tues.
day night-July 3lst. A gay time is
anticipated and all are cordially invited
to attend. -'
Rev E A Hoffman of Cleveland o.
will preach in the Evangelical church
on east Sandusky street on next Sabbath
morning. He will also preach two Of
his Illustrated sermons on the Life and
Teachings of Christ in the same church.
The first on Sabbath evening which will
be illustrated by 16 large paintings.
The second on Monday evening-ilIus
trated by Il paintings. A cordial in
yitation is extended to all.
Ifyou want to buya piano at q bar
gain call in and see Selbach..
Selbaeh has a piano that-will suit you
and he viii also sellit at a price TO sui
You. t,.
The Luthern Sunday School held it
annual picnic at High Banks, OF
Wednesday. 1t was well attended ant
largely enjoyed.
A sacred concert takes place at 81
Michaels church this Thursday eve
ming. 1t will be fine affair.
A resolution directing the removal o
the Instructions by the G S e. G r r
was introduced in council last week
The residence of DR. Hurd was bur
glarized one night last week, the thieve.
carrying off what eatables they coult
find Tramps.
Forty-three cases of Boots and Shoe
were received at Shuck & Browns OF
last Monday, the largest let shipped t.
this place at one time for several years
The boys are making arrangements fo
q big trade this fall.
JA Pittsford, of Mt Blanchard, ha
gone on visit to friends at Pataskala
Licking county.
There will be Sunday School Con
cert at the United Brethren Church il
this city, on Sunday evening next, t
which all are invited.
A team of horses belonging to Dar
Sheets, of Kobb::& Sheets, ran away Oh
Tuesday just after being hitched up, a
! noon, and started on merry go-round
but one Of them fell after running {
short distance and the other was checked
! so that they did not get far away. NJ
damage done to either horses or wagon