The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-01
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We understand that Mr. Hodgeskin
President Of the new organization of the
/ " & l. f r r, and II Burgoon, Snper
lerin.endent, with others interested in
extending the line of the L f & L Ry
have recently been visiting the harbor:
Of Port Clinton, Sandusky and Huron
with a view of securing Lake outlet
and also have visited Celina and other
towns to the Southwest, in view of ex.
tending the road in that direction.
Fine job work, at low prices, at the
JEFF Office Call and examine work
and learn prices.
We see by the Columbus Evening
Dispatch, that ] S Humphry, of this
place, and g III DIETRICH, of Defiance,
Students at the Agricultural College, will,
during the college vacation, go to Steu-
benville to work in the mines, in order
to obtain practical knowledge of the
business, as they propose to become
mining engineers. That's right, boys.
Commence at the lowest round of the
ladder and climb upward.
Court commenced its session on Mon
day.
Potato bugs are -thicker'n hop" this
Spring.
The Kinter Garden School of Miss
Redick will not commence until the 11th
inst, instead of the 4;h, as advertised.
Miss Redick will attend the Sabbath
School Convention at Delaware
4 correspondent in Marion township
writes us that crops are doing finely in
that locality, and mentions that Fl and
d Snyder are making preparations to
build a new mansion on the old home
place. Mr. ID Snyder is slowly recover
from long illness. Several other par
lies talk Of pntting up fine residences.
Samuel Meyers, ex-SheriG &c, had a
pair of Boots which he got very muddy;
put when he mad washed them off they
ooked so well that he concluded he
would shine 'em up and put them away
or Sunday. He got good polish ON.
md to be sure ofhaving them all right
when he wanted them, he set them on a
helf in the wood house. 'Tis said that
death loves shining mark, and so does
/ tramp love pair of shining boots, as
samuel learned, when he had dressed
himself for church and went into the
wood home to get his polished ones
Well, he didn't go to church, but he con
tituted himself an examining board
nd cast suspicious glances at every fel-
Ow that had on a pair Of BACKED boots
rs he couldn't "go behind the returns"
lc is still minus the boots.
As the present is likely TO be Il good
ear for wheat-that is a good year for !!
'rices, it will be an object for farmers to
aise all they can. The Iowa ladies help |
heir husbands 10 raise crop. One
Toman is said TO have helped her hus
and to raise seventy acres. She stands
q the door and shakes a broom at him
whenever he stops to rest. sE.-ll /.
Nothing like good groceries, unless it
5 to know where TO buy them. A call
n H B Green will sati.fy you as TO the
litter proposition.
Hardeshell keeps his reputation good
5 the cheap grocer. Go the.e when you
ill you find him prompt to trade with
ou at lowest prices.
The cold weather vanished on Satur,
ay, and now there are those who are
it is too warm. Sich is
fe.
Do you want to enjoy an evening? Do
OIL want to grow fat? Rememember
len that Duprez & Benediet's Minstrels
i'll be at the Opera House tonight
Thursday and don't miss the opportu-
lty of seeing and hearing them. III
on want a reserved seat call in at
[uberjs and secure them. 1H
Hon G n Lamison, of Lima, was in
le city on Saturday, and addressed the
Iurphy meeting.
Col Gibson was not in the city on Sat
rday, as he was advertised to be.
Marshal Wilson is in trouble. He is
uniting up all the old ordinances of the
Ity, and the laws of the ancients, with q
lew of ascertaining whether an Ameri
IN citizen can be ordered off the waters
Lake Erie by any "blarsted big Hing
shman of the Canada border" Fact is
hen the Captain wentaway 10 rusticate
few days, he joined a fishing excursion
nd 60. within international -bounder-
e. And when that Canada chap
rought his krupp gun TO bear on the
aptains frail bark, he concluded TO
come down" like Capt SCOTS coon,
without any shooting" When he went
shore apoligized handsomely, remark
IS that he was not aware he had tres
assed upon the Queens waters. mol
lore he would; and all the while his
1irit was burning with him. When
e was released, he sailed his craft be-
ind an adjacent island where the Krupp
TN couldn't get at him, and riled up
&c water, and iished like mad.
Broken stone is being dropped along
lie line of the l. & L II r road to be
sed in ballast 'ng the same.
Subscribers attending court would /
lSor us very much by calling in and |
saving their tour little 50 William |
18th us. - - - 81
Our thanks are due 10 quite number \
fsubscribers for their prompt response
D our solicitation during the past week. |
We trust the good example they have set
nay be followed by many more.
'ome one; Come all, these rocks shall fiy |
From their firm base, sooner than
We viii neglect to be on hand to receive
nd receipt for every dollor that our
ubscribers prefer.
Sam Houpt, is of on fishing bout to
,elley's Island, with company of Ere
1onters. having a good time.
C F Palmer, formerly Superintend-
nj of the Union Schools 1t this place,