The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
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Eeat type, good material, and excel
lcnt workmen, at this Office, and WORK
done at the cheapest living rates.
Picking cherries is in order.
The wool market is still active.
| We know that lots Of you fellows viii
be in town on Saturday to see the show
Well, come along, and be sure and come
up and see us also. The latch string
Will be out, and we viii show you the
show (bills) from our Office window free.
De sure and come in.
When a good many people get to
heaven, their greatest surprise will be to
learn that the recording angel has cred
tied the occasional dollar given for a
subscription to country newspaper to
the account of a just debt and not charl-
ty.-rStolen from the Miami DemoCrH,
but duly credited.
The Cleveland Herald is now sold by
DC Connell, who has been appointed
agent for it. 1t publishes the news, leaves
out the miscellany, and is furnished for
twelve cents per week.
E. L. Entrikin, of this city, has gone
TO Neadviile, Penna, 10 take position
in 4 wholesale jewelry store.
We neglected to mention last week
that Mr. Woodley, south Of town, had
placed us under obligations for some OF
the finest strawberries we ever saw or
tasted. They were mammoth ones sure
enough.
How can have clear and brilliant
complexion? Simply by using DIR. Bulls
Blood Mixture and observing the rules
Of health.
June taxes are ripe now, and the
Treasurer is gathering them in"
g Piles of wool piled into market last
Saturday. -- -- tt lAF+
Fine job work, at low prices, at the
JEFF Office. Call and examine work
and learn prices.
; This is no Ia,mbug. / will sell my
present stock regardless of cost, as /
hayc to leave my room for repairs.-C
Zines
Rush and Redick, the Murphy men
who were instrumental in pushing the
work in this city, returned for brief
visit on Saturday last -
The Vanlue boys are bound 10 have a
good time generally, ON the coming
Fourth. That's right boys Whoop 'er
up. See notice elsewhere.
The committees in whose hands are
the arrangements for the coming Fourth,
are putting the work through with vig-
or. Look out for the biggest time you
ever saw. ..
Thos. Wilson, of ut Vernon, son of
the late Judge Ebenezer Wilson, was
called to this place on Wednesday, by
the death of his mother Mrs S Wilson.
The Great Western Band of Sandusky,
and the Light Guards, of Fremont, are
to compete for the prize on the
Fourth. ---
The committee will furnish the greas-
ID poles for the climbing match, on the
Fourth. This announcement is made
necessary from the fact that some of the
climbers expected to bring poles along
with them. No fayoriteism will be al
owed. Nor will pants prepared with
oulverized rosin be permitted to be
worn. rN a
Rev A W Holden, pastor Of the U b
Church has so far recovered from his in
uries as TO be in town, and will resume
MS regular work next Sabbath at 1880
II.
The Fourth Quarterly Meeting of
Findlay circuit, will be held at the U b
Chmch, on West Crawford street, begin
hing ON Saturday June Both, at o'clock
P NJ. Rev T J Harbaugh, Presiding
Elder. The public kindly invited.
The bed spring man to whom we re-
erred in last weeks paper as having the
lote of Mr. d Cole, and who surrender
ID it to Squire Beardsley on the issue of
| search warrant, appeared before that
on Tuesday and authorized
lim to deliver the note up 10 Mr. Cole.
He then departed on his mission, and
we shall probably hear of some one else
whom he has taken a note from before
he leaves the county. -..--.
Though the times are dull and money
scarce, yet the public go to the store of
II b Green and buy-because he keeps
IN extensive and varied stock and sells
at prices which set the hard times at
naught.
The Fostoria base ball club did not put
in an appearance on Friday last, because
of the rain, and most likely would not
have done so if it had not rained, as they
did not respond to the answer of the
Nine Spots accepting their challenge to
play
Hardeshen, the cheap grocer, in the
Joy House block, continues to dispense
goods to his customers At the closest fig
ures. Call in and test his prices.
The tub race viii take place on the
Blanchard above the dam, where there
S some water. Each contestant will
bottom his own tub, and to avoid acci-
tents is required to be good diver.
Every description of printing done at
he JEFF. Office with neatness and dis
patch. F-FFs rsEE s-Frr.
ELSEWHERE.
Richard Ford, colored, was arrested
near Fremont, ON the 18th, charged with
stealing a lot of tools, bags, etc.
A little child belonging to Price Pres
Ter, of Riley township, Sandusky county,
was attacked by hog On the Sth, and
severely injured in the abdomen. The
brute dragged the child over the ground
some distance before it was rescued
from it. t.yFE -eTER e.
Charles Brown, while gathering shay
ings in mill, at Ottawa, on the 18th,
placed his hand on the spur gearing of
the planer and had it so badly torn that
two fingers and mart of the hand had tn