The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19
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The Republican vote this fall was 29l
short of that of last year.
Hon Chas Foster received four votes
in this county for Lieutenant Governor
Jno NJ Hamlin, Esq, received seven
votes for Common Pleas Judge, III this
county.
The Democratic vote of this county
fell off BIZ votes as compared with last
fall.
Kahlo and Campbell, the Greenback
or National candidates for the Senate,
obtained II Yates in this county-in fact
the whole ticket had the uniform vote
of II.
The Prohibitionist vote was 42 on the
Clerk of Supreme Court, Attorney Gen.
eral and Board of Public Works
The average Democratic gain over last
year in this county, is 81, which is about
the same as the Prohibition and Labor
vote (56).
The weather is warm again. Is this
Indian Summer?
Hon Charles Foster left for Washing
ton, last Thursday, to attend the extra
session of Congress.
Miss Florence ] Wilson, one of Pitts
burg's fair daughters, is the guest of Miss
AIDA NJ Fisher, this week.
The L E & L company have leased a
large number of cars from the U Roll
ing Stock company.
Last Sunday the weather was beauti-
full, and all the churches were well
attended, except the Lutheran and Pres
byterian, at which no services we're held,
owing to the absence of the respective
pastors.
We are panied to announce that the
campaign edition of the Toledo n OI
Democrat has been stopped. 1t is Ger
tainly loss to the community, but more
especially to Charlie Hall, to whom it
daily furnished quantity of wrapping
papers, and thus he is relieved from any
outlay in that direction for long time
to come. The n o d was fraud.
Peter Hosler has purchased the prop
erty of Mr. G Hays, on Lima street.
Consideration, 81 ,450.
There were only ten couples present
at the dance, last Friday, but pleasant
time was experienced by all.
Hon William Mungen addressed the |
people of Carey, on the subject of Tenn
perance, last Sunday. A large number
were present and were highly pleased |
with his remarks.
Squire Beardsley is in general de |
mand nova days. he has a peculiar
and attractive manner of tying knots
possessed by no others. Call on him,
young people and be made happy.
Worth has decreed that the next
change will be short petticoats, colored
open-work stockings, low-cut buckled
shoes, displaying the ankle. Ladies take
notice.
The military company started for
'oampment, Monday noon, and expect to
have huge time before they return. 1t
was a noticeable feature that the boys
marched off without the stars and
stripes" in sight Don't be afraid to show
your colors, boys.
A large amount Of grain is being ship
ped to market over the L E & L railroad.
The company is greatly taxed to convey
the freight and passengers, nowadays.
An inspection drill of our military
company took place Friday, and some Of
the evolutions performed were very cred
liable. Col Huber was well satisfied
with the general appearance of the com
pany.
While looking for Geological speci-
mems in the new cistern on Main Cross
street, last Saturday, Wilse Brown was
severely hurt by loose stone from the
surface coming in contact with bis head.
The young men in Bluffton have or
ganized debating club. Such society
would be beneficial to the young gentle
men of this city.
Quite number of street ganlins con-
gregate at the L E & L depot every eve
ming, and make great disturbance
The ordinance against such offenders
should be enforced.
Many parents allow their children,
boys, to run the sheets at
night. This certainly should be dis
couraged, as nothing is learned but mis-
chief at such times.
The Howard -Rttsford breech of prom
Use case will not come up at this term of
court.
NJ MLouthan & Son have Just completed
q frame addition in the rear of their
store, to be used for cutting and carving
marble etc. /
1t is fact beyond disputs that Schu-
Ter keeps the best oysters in town. He
viii dish them up in any style or sell
them by the can or half can.
Jacob Odenwelder, of Van Buren, who
recently plead guilty to having unlaw-sI
fully sold liquor, was sentenced by the
Court, to pay a fine of $50 and costs,
Wednesday.
Two of the young ladies in this place
were seen flirting with strange gentle
man, recently. We would kindly advise
them to be more discriminating in the
future, unless they particularly admire
"corn-doctors.
Why viii people eat old, soggy and
disagreeable tasting peanuts, when they |
can purchase such splendid ones at
Schuleris? They are rendered warm |
and fresh, day and night, by Chrysler's
peanut warmer.
Everybody should save this number
of the JEFF. It contains many valuable |
tables for future reference. -z-
In an item relating TO the county
prisoners, published last week, we gave
the initials Of jenkins as c. They
should have been AB.
The town was crowded with people |
last Saturday, and the merchants report
business very good. -F