The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-18
HERE AID tLSEwHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.


OTHERWISE.
HERE.
Change of time on the c L c ant
findlay and Carey Branch this week
See corrected time table.
The county officers have had theil
spell Of spring cleaning, and the hygien
ic properties Of the atmosphere therea
bouts has been improved.
III Redick has purchased the interes
of Jno Ewing in the boot and store store
heretofore conducted by Ewing & Red
lex.
ga brother of DIR Ballard, of Lima, has
been in the city since Tuesday, called
here by the news Of the Doctors death
mo More the Bugleis Stirring Blast,
is the title of a piece of music just re-
ceived from w w Whitney, Publisher
Toledo. 1t is specially adapted to De-
coration Day occasions; is smooth and
gliding in motion; good, but not special
ly attractive-25c.
Dave Berhune IS fond of flowers, but
he don't ike nose gays so late in the
evening.
You can do better to buy your organs
and pianos Of Selbach than you can to
patronize the fellows who put in their
time travelling through the country, with
a horse and wagon. Call in and see Sell
bach.
DIR. I. G. Barnhill will be in his office
for consultation, from / TO 3 P. NJ, and
s to 9 in the evening. Office in DR.. Os-
terlinis Block.
w Byal, who has been attending the
Medical College at Cincinnati, is home
on a visit. -.
J B Rothchild, OF the Revenue service,
arrived home on Friday last, and spent
several days with his family. He left
for Detroit on Tuesday morning
The weather grew rapidly warmer on
Monday. -.
The ditch along West Main Cross
street, just west of the Court House, is
bad place for buggy springs, and should
be mended.
The past week has been prolific of
serious injuries.
We observe by glance at the pro-
ceedings of the Grand Lodge OOF,
that III b Green, ofthis city, was made
chairman of the Committee on Charters.
Frank Karst, Teller at the First Ma
donal Bank, has taken unto himself a
wife. We wondered what made him
smile SO pleasantly, for sometime back,
and tread so lightly. as if, in the e1hu-
berance of youth, he was happy all over.
But Its all explained now.
May no cloud OF sorrow sulIy the bright
ness of his joys,
And his future lot be interspersed with
pretty girls and boys
Rev DR. Jones, of Van Vert, was in
our city on Monday last, and was invited
to address the people on the subject of
in the evening. Opera |
House was crowded to hear him, and his |
address was an effective one Quite q |
number of signatures were obtained,an
at the close of the meeting the number
so far obtained in this city had reached
about 1060 The number Of signers
throughout the county, SO far reaches
about 800. The good work goes forward
surely and steadily.
The Choir of st. Michaels Catholic |
Church of Findlay, are going to Cleve-
land on Monday next, to take part in a
Sacred Concerto be given in the Cathe |
dral of that city, on Tuesday evening, |
May Odd. All the choirs that assist in
the concert. will be under the direction
and control of Rev ] B Young, of this
city. r--..
The work of improvement going on
about the Citizens Bank, is nearing
completion. When finished, the room
will be one of the finest bankingrooms
in the citv
Findlay Postofiice received a new
mail sack on Monday.
The prospect for peaches and cherries
seems reasonably good.
\ son of G w Walters fell from a
buggy on Monday last, and had his arm
broken.
BY a bill which passed the Legislature
and is now law, Auditors are to hold
their offices three years instead of two.
Last Monday was the day fixed by Law
for selecting jurors. The duty devolved
upon the County Clerk, Treasurer and
Auditor.
Mover & Son have disposed of their
grocery to Meyer < Johnson, who will
conduct the business at the old stand.
The streets have not presented a very
busy appearance during the past week. |
Farmers have been busy preparing for |
the harvest that is to be.
For good job work, al lowest living
prices, come to the JEFF Office. We will
furnish printed envelopes, note heads, |
letter heads, &c, Of same quality If stock
at lotuer prices than Dayton, Springfield
or ZanesviIle, and save you also the e1-
press charges ON goods Wemean busi-
ness. Don't give your work to any one
till you have obtained eur prices.
Refer 10 Estray notice, and if you can
give any information do so.
Apple boughs bloom bountifully.
Choice Cherries give cheering assur-
ances Of a good crop, and the small fruits,
currants, strawberries, ,raspberries, black
berries, &c, never afforded better pros
poets
What temperance lecture is COM
pressed in the following item:
An Incorporate man named Harley
recently met with a terrible death in
licuor saloon in San Francisco He had
lust recovered from second attack of
the delirum tremens, but started that
morning on another druken spree.
About II O'Clock in the forenoon he
staggered into a saloon nearly insensible,
and feebly asked for drink. This was
refused him, and he staggered toward
the gas jet to light the stump of cigar
he carried. while the barkeeper turned
away to attend 10 his duties. A mo-
ment afterwards he heard low moan
and noticed fash of fire, and turning
around he saw Harley falling to the
floor, his head enveloped in black, thick
smoke, while flames issued from his