The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-09-28
HERE AND ELSEwHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.
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IN our CITY lilt IdltSI pdit oi Aane WIN
The Mayor of Fremont has in his pos,
session a pocket-book containing notes
of considerable value, which he thinks
belongs TO some man in this county. II
was taken from a pick pocket on the
14th inst. in that city, It don't belong
to us, for we buried ours just before
leaving.
There are twenty six Fairs in full blast
this week, in Ohio. Take your choice.
A long treatise on kissing appears in
Bellevue Meas We think the editor
should refer such subjects for discussion
to those who have had some experience
He never had chance TO indulge.
About twice as many acres Of ground
are being sowed with wheat this year as
last. Our farmers seem to think the
Turko Prussian war will be Of long dura-
ton, and that they will have to supply
Europe with bread next season.
Last Sunday was the anniversary o.
Paul Jones naval victory, which occur
red in 1879, and also of the capture oi
Major Andre in 1850.
The Forest Neus Is under new man
agement now. Mr.. H. S. Horn, of this
city, is the purchaser, and in the future
will edit and publish the paper. The
retiring editor, Mr.. ]. wilkins, will en-
gage in business in Kenton. We wish
Bro. Horn success.
The days and nights were of equa
length last Saturday, but now the latter
are The longer. Subscribe for the JEFF
and have good newsy paper to read in
the long winter evenings.
A small piece of cotton placed in
birds cage over night will attract the
insects. The cotton may be removed in
The morning and burned.
The Silver Cornet Band, Of Van Vert
has been selected as the Regimenta
Band of Colonel Huber's Regiment the
11th o. n. G.
One of our exchanges says, ''if you are
scalded or burned, sprinkle bicarbonate
of soda Cooking soda) on the wound, and
apply wet CLOTH"
The men all take lunches down towr
now.
Fremont Messenger: Miss Vance anC
Miss Whiteley, of Findlay, who spen
some days in the city, as guests of th'
Misses Shomo, returned home Saturda,
evening.
Men are engaged in clearing the wa.
| for the L. E. & l.. Ry. extension, ant
grading VIII soon commence betweeI
St. Marys and New Bremen.
Artemus Wards motto was; Keel
out of debt, if you have to borrow none,
to do it. Many people in this vcinit,,
follow his advice.
One of our exchanges tells about "ho'
to be handsome" We would say to tn
editor, kindly, of course, that his case
a forlorn one. There is an old sayini
that "you can't make a whistle, etc.
Oh, come to the Fair;
Every one will be there.
II will very well do
If you bring your gal. too.
Last Sunday was pleasant, and tn
churches were well attended, with tn
exception of the Presbyterian, at whic
no services we're held.
Come to the Fair next week, and brin
aall the folks" young and old. Ifyo
have something little better than you
neighbor has, bring it along also.
Here and there can be seen leave
tinged with gold. This reminds us th'
! Autumn is really with us again.
"Yes, Summers gone like pageant brigh
Its glorious days of golden light
Are gone -.
Yes, now is the tims for pumpkin pi'
OH give us piece, large in size.
Election day one week from ne,
! Tuesday. The time is passing rapid
, and those who indulge in electioneeriI
will have 10 hurry up, or they will g
left"
The law of Ohio limits the organizatio
of military companies to $50. There al
, at present about 40. 4 company
: Bellevue recently tried 10 procure gun
; and accoutrements from the Adjutal
General in Columbus, but were unable
A scientific authority says that
! single female horse fly viii produce
one season 2OOSO 800 eggs" Where
an exchange remarks: Great gur
: what must the married ones do"
Congress will convene in extra sessi'
on the 18th of October, about three wee
0 from now. Then the fur will begin
fly once more from the politicians.
1t is everybody's duty to attend L
S County Fair, each year. There ysu C
renew old acauaintanees, form new on
=, make love to your girl, see lots of wo
! derful things, and have good TN
e generally. Let us all 60 next week, al
. make a grand success of this exhibitio
Fred. Glessner, John Sours, Char
d Hall, Joe Miner, and few more of I
"b'hoys" started on fishing % eIpe'
= ton down the river. last Saturds
Twenty-Five fellows made them VIZ
Sunday, and took "lunch."
!! H. NJ. Rogers, the singer, was in toy
IS. Monday.
It Findlay is very well represented
a. Toledo, this week. Quite number
as attending the Tri-State Fair.
8; Thanks to the little lady for that be-
y tiful boquet, received last Saturday.
DC. Fisher, Esq, has been taking
n trip in Michigan. He made arran
o. ments to receive lumber direct fr'
j. there in the future.
Al Most of our merchants report busin
N N as being very good this week. Fall tn
e. has set in in good earnest. Now is
"a time to advertise.
ny The gas company is putting on ST.
or 1t is new dray this time.
, At the donation sewing party held
- the English Lutheran parsonage,
y week, thirty ladies' were present.