The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19
Don't believe everything YOU hear

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LADY and gentleman in this place. Th'
report is probably untrue
/, H B Green was taken suddenly ii
! last week, with q severe attack Of pleuri
s., which confined MIN TO the house fol
several days. We are pleased to nott
1 that he is about again, though looking
somewhat shaken.
A large number of Findlay people are
!. going over TO Dunkirk, next Sunday, tc
see the military boys, and mess" with
them.
4 lodge Of Knights Of Honor was in
stituted in this city, recently, by Mr. {
" Fisher, Grand Dictator Of Ohio. The
following gentlemen constitute the Off.
cial department; of the society: Dictator
H B Green; Vice Dictator, d C Connell
. Asst Die, W H Schuler; Reporter, Geo
, II Wheeler Financial Reporter, J c
Bushon; Treasurer, S Fellers; Past Die
tator J VI Beelman; Chaplain, DR. F w
Entrikin; Guide, VIM Edwards; Guar
dian, H Blocker; Sentinel, E Bacher;
Trustees, DIR F w Entrikin, II Blocker,
+ Bacher.
The Clyde Rerje,c, it is said, has gone
where the woodbine twineth" 1t has
been moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan,
and will be published as a Democratic
daily.
Every one should see the beautiful
and accomplished Wallace sisters this
(Friday) evening, and also to morrow
night. Our people very seldom have an
opportunity to enjoy performances of
such rare merit.
Several of the young ladies in this
place are acquiring the habit of convers-
ing il baby talk" It's kind of girlish.
you know.
This year Presumption act, what the
Republicans are trying to force down
the peoples throat is what's done it.
They haven't nothing to Presume on any
how" And he turned away with a ges
ture Of contempt, as he placed quid of |
fine cut in his capacious mouth.
The enquiry among the Republicans
is Have we future?"
There is one lady in town who has a |
family Of nineteen cats.
You can tell Democrat now by the
peculiar pucker about his mouth and the
singular twinkle in his eye.
Mr. and Mrs 4 r Belden, Mr. and Mrs
S d Houpt, Mr. and Mrs C E Niles, Mr.
and Mrs G S Mosher and the Misses
Stella and Oracle Belden, are at the Club
House, Middle Bass Island, this week.
They report that fishing is excellent in
that vicinity.
Several parties talk of going to St
Marys, next week, to try their luck in
the hmpid waters of the great reservoir.
Grading is being rapidly pushed for
ward on the Western extension of the
l. E & L railroad.
Acertain fair damsel of this CITY thinks
Of devouring whole pie at one
time
Miss Mary Griffin, of Lima, visited
friends in town last week.
A lamp exploded few evenings since
at Mr. Adam Haley's, in East FindIay,
but no serious damage resulted.
The Cincinnatis beat the Lima and {
Findlay boys Wednesday, at Lima, by
score of 43 to 8.
New fringes initiate flowers, such as
fuchsias, tulips, etc.
He was tired with his days work, but
t was over. He rested upon the lounge,
liter supper, slowly, and as though he
'nJoyed each Whit, pulled away at fra
,rant cigar. His wife sat by his side :.
ewing, and did not object to the fra
france assome do, but quietly remarked: q
Harry, If you will smoke, always get
'rand like that" He said he would, and :,
le hes been buying his cigars at H B :
freen's ever since. I
Hunting and fishing are the prevailing "
of our citizens at present.
Both are very good.
Chestnuts are ripe, and in great de-
nand at present, The boys and girls f
ay they taste better than usual, this Il
ear. Don't eat many at one time, chill "
Iren.
Tombstone men should study Web o
ters Unabridged. In an epitaph on "
ne being made in this city, much is I
PEELED un,tch, and too, t,oo. b
Beetles, bugs, lizards and serpents are "
lvorite designs IN jewelry.
The mortality among dogs in this city
, remarkable. Lung diseases and con- "
estive chills seem 10 be the general [
omplaint. Il
Gas pipes have been introduced into u
ne store of Messrs Shuck & Brown, and q
1to the Hancock Savings Bank. n
Work on the Main Cross street cistern L
rogresses slowly but surely. 1t will be O
fine one when completed.
Mr. John Collister, of Elmore, has been II
pending a few days in this city. He n
as had a case in court which required Je
is presence. L
Some of the boys came over from
astoria, a week ago, and played game n
f ball with our junior nine. Of course IL
hey were @scooped." Findlay is invin- n
lble. +
L III Turner, of Columbus Grove,
}, died at that place Friday last. of IL
Mr. Turner at one time N
TENDED Heidelberg College, and after n
Yards studied law with n l. Brewer in .,
his city. He was young man of ex-
client character, and we are very sorry
D hear of his death. When a lad he D
7orked with us in the Jefersonian office b
n Findlay, and he was always true and n
aithful.-Ti6fn Tribune. tr
Last Friday Mr. c E Niles was ap-
ointed by the Court special examiner to az
aspect the Treasury of this county. The A
eport appears elsewhere. ~
Work has been commenced on the Il
ew cistern at the intersection of Main ir
nd Sandusky streets. t
The young ladies in this city are gen b
rally considered to be the jolliest, best h
1oking, and sweetest-dispositioned in Il
be State of Ohio. te
All Lake Shore R r employees whose ri
ay is less than $1,000 per year, viii re- Q
eive an advance of five per cent. on :, =,
first. = -
Roosters areabove par, just now. The b
'incinnati Enquirer displays the largest,
he Lima Democrat the prettiest, and the \
Defiance Democrat the most-41, besides ly
line other cuts representative of victory. c
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