The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-05

ton Friday afternoon; they Will be ad
mitted free Of charge.
Mrs. Kitchen, and Mrs. Leggett, o
P.qua Ohio, are visiting friends IN this
city.
Mr. Moses Louthan, the famous tomb
stone man. SAYS he is fond Of Doctors II
their places, but he Is not particularly
anxious that they should hang around
his quarters all The time. The thing
looks kinder suspicious, you know.
In order to supply the scarcity o.
small bills the Citzens Savings Bank
ordered supply Of 1880 few day:
since.
Rev. VIM. Jones will preach in To
ledo next year.
The days are now decreasing at the
rate OF two minutes per "a hours.
Look out for counterfeit money.
Don't take Tamaqua, Pa. Bank IS
bills.
Who can tell the value of smile! =
E.rcLange. The bar tender.
Save the Daily JEFF. aud send it to
Ia friend.
Almost Election time. Look over
both tickets and see the superiority Of
the Republican nominations.
The town is full of strangers. Be-
ware of the fellow with big mustache
slouch hat and sinister emile,
The latest style shawl strap has
pocket book aud ticket-holder attach
ment.
Having called at the Marble Works
of NJ Louthan L. Son, the other day.
we were greatly surprised to see the
number of men employed there, ard
the great amount of work being done.
A large number of Elegant TOnbstones
and Monuments are on hand, aud at
tract great sttention.
The disLiay at the fair this year. will
Undoubtedly be greater III variety end
completeness, than at any prt ceding
exhibition in this county.
See our beautiful styles of cards
They are the latest thing in the mark
ct, and very low in price too. Come
up and see them.
The Young lady who will answer the
advertisement of the skulk who wan 8
"a female correspondent" must either
lack sense or have no character to Lore.
Sours & Seymour's Rake Factory has
commenced operation again. Eight men
are employed now, but about the 1st of
December the number will be increased
to thirty.
Best Teas in America are at H b !
Green's
There are several old sinners in this
city who would repent, il the size f the !
job didn't discourage them on the start. |
1t is said that cutting corn produces |
more ague than any oth-r occupation.
A sort OF miasma is supposed to exist on
he blades and tops, in the form of dust
This. when shaken, enters into the hu-
man system with the above mentioned |
result.
Cash is the magic word Harvey Red
ick used when he bought his goods, and i
that is the reason he sells them so cheap
The early bird having caught the
worm, wonders what the dilapidated
man with a red nose is out 80 early for.
Come to the Fair, tomorrow, and
every day. And when passing through
t ,wn, stop and call on the business firms
who advertise. They invite you TO see
hem, and will treat you well.
The h .nds of The Tifin Woolen Mills
ire out on strike Plenty are willing
70 take their places.
We wish to warn every one from deal
ng with clothes peddlers. Many Of
hem are infesting the country at pres
mt, and are invariably cheats. Have
loihing to do with them.
Produce of all kinds bought at H B
jreen's.
J X Lowrie, formerly editor Of the
Forest News. and S B Davis. of the Dun
lirk Standard, will soon commence the
ssue of monthly literary journal.
Sunday was extremely warm, but that
lid not deter the people from attending
least the churches were all
veil attended.
No wonder people begin to look happy;
t is almost time for spelling bees '"tAffy
,ullings.' corn husking-," and sich.
The vexed question which agitates
is, where to buy the best and
'heapest Boots and Shoes. Harvey
2edick's is the place.
Great rivalry exists between the Base
Ball clubs o, Kenton and Dunkirk; so
much so, in fact, that the former, on
everal occasions, has got the ''dead
wood" on the latter by securing assist
lnts from Dayton nine. The Dun
lirk boys decided to retaliate, and
therefore last Saturday sent over for
Sam Howard and Doc Pugh, the pitch
n and first baseman respectively OF
,ur Nine Spots to help them out.
which they did in the order of IS TO Is
A band tournament will be held a.
on the 18th of this smonth
Lock your doors and windows and
top up the cracks.
The Editorial fraternity will have
heir next Convention at Cleveland,i il
he balmy months of June.
Blythe way. that house warning af-
air on East Lima street, last week.
passed off very pleasantly. Everything
ooks first rate. Il
Put the croquet ball in its little box
Ir was rumored last week that a
-oung jeweler of this city, had clan
lestinely taken partner for life, but
ne report was untrue.
The man who examines corn husks '
las been around, and prognosticates
evere, cold winter.
c. W. O'Neal, Esq., is in town this
week. i
The Allen county Treasury is being
Examined.
Business men had considerable trou
Die in transacting business last Satur-
lay, on account of the scarcity of small
bills.
Ii looks like a skillet with the handle
broken off-,he Lew style hat.
Mrs. Kimber and Mrs. Lock have re:
urned from their visit to New Y rk.