The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
Concert to night.
Advertise and prosper.

The tendency of the weather is to
lessen the size of coal and wood piles.
The Mission Circle of the Presbyterian
Sabbath School meets tomorrow after
noon.
There has been a slight change in the
running time of the trains on the L. E.
& L. Ry.
There are lot of fellows in Fiudlay
who do some very vigorous standing
! around.
Mr.. Thomas C. Robotlam is in town
soliciting subscribers fer AN edition of
Shakespeare.
Some improvements have been made
in the passenger house OF the l.. f. &L.
Ry- at this place.
We would advise all the citizens o
Findlay to attend the concert at
Wheeler's Hall TO night.
The Monumental Associations ball on
Thanksgiving evening didn't make that
organization rich By any means.
Rev. 7. r. Hopkins, of Piqua, Ohio.
preached at the Presbyterian Church
last Sabbath morning and evening.
We are glad to know that Mrs. C. E.
Niles has recovered from her severe i'll
ness, and is able to he about again.
Ir. Geo. w. Ruhl is about establish
ing a factory for the manufacture of
horse collars in connection with his ilar-
ness shop.
Unless the Drnm Major of the NoIth-
western Bandreduees the perpendicular
of his hat, all the awnings and signs on
Main Street must be raised higher
Hi Shannon gave us cali last week.
He has just returned from the Queen
Dominion, but don't think much of the
country. He will abide in Ada, as here
tofore.-Renton Republican,
You can buy the best groceries and
provisions in town at Green, Davis &
Co.'S, and at the most reasonable prices.
Go aud purchase what you need from
them.
Lew. Schuler has moved to St. Marys.
where he intends to open bakery and
restaurant. The citizens of st. Marys
will find Mr.. Schuler clever man to
deal with
On the first page of this paper will be
found the eloquent sermon delivered by
Rev. Ira G. Billman, of Toledo, at the
Congregational Church, of this city, on
the evening of the 23d ult.
The Northwestern Ohio Teachers In-
stitute VIII be Eeld in Fndlay during
the holidays. An interesting session is
anticipated, as some of the best educa
tnrs of the State will be present
The ladies of the Temperance League
will serve mush and milk at their rooms
next Monday from to 9 o'clock p NJ
Go and get bowl of this excellent food,
as it Will cost you but fifteen cents
The singing class under the direction
of Miss Lou. Pickett gave grand con
cert at Vanlue last Saturday evening.
The entertainment was a first-class one,
and heartily enjoyed by all present,
The songs of Mrs. Ella Kistner are said
to have been very fine indeed, and rem
dered in such manner as to call forth
hearty applause. Another concert is to
be given at Vanlue sometime during the
holidays, by Prof. Myers music class,
which If possible, we will attend.
Rev. VIM. Jones, of Findlay, Ohio,
will deliver lecture entitled ''Lost OPP
portunities." under the auspices of the
Van Vert Lecture Association, at the
Opera House in this town, on Wednes-
day evening. Dee. 1st. Rev. Jones was
at one time located in Van Vert. and
was one Of the most popular ministers
that ever labored here. Many will be
glad of this opportunity to greet an es-
teened friend, and, at the some time,
listen to one of his able and eloquent
lectures. The Lecture Association has
made happy selection III extending to
Rev. Jones an opportunity to address
our peop!e.-Idn Vert Bulletin.
On Frifay last the firm of John Adams
& Co., of Findlay, Ohio, was given the
contract for the construction of galvan-
lied front of the Shoner block, which
will be erected next Spring This firm
are extensive manufactures of galvanized
iron cornices, window caps, church
steeples. &c, and their work is first class.
They did the iron work on the Bitter
block, and we understand also have the
contract for furnishing the Woke block
with window and door cappings, with
which the building thus far las been
without Mr. Adams informs us the
front OF Mr. Shoner's building is not
only something new, but that it will be
one of the handsomest outside of the
large cities The design of tie fropt
viii BE- carried ont very near to the let
ter as Mr.. Ulcil, the Architect, laid it
down. The general plan of the building
we gave last week.-NopOleon (OD
Northwest