The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-11
HERE AID tLSEWHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.

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SILK Parasols at PattersoniS g.
Capt Jinks" who writes 10 us from
Arcadia, neglects very important fac
tor in the case, and that is, the sending
of his real name. In the next place HI
makes an egregious mistake, if he reall,
wishes his communication published, II
threatening us with the loss ofa certain
subscriber in case we do not publish ii
If Capt Jinks" imagines he can bull
doze us in that way, he is horse ma
rine" of very gullible capacity. We
don't scare worth a continental on such
matters, and the communication REFER
ed to has certainly no chance of seeing
the light while it is accompanied with
threat, and not accompanied with The
real name ofthe author.
Corn planting has been commenced
The Murphy movement has beer
commenced in earnest in Findlay
Some of the original workers have beer
bu,y in the work the past week.
One hundred and five persons signed
the pledge on Saturday night last. B,
Sunday night the number had reached
SIG. Monday night the total was rsisee
to613
A complete line of New Hosery, in al
grades, colors and stripes, just received
at Pattersons.
There will be preaching in the Con
gregational Church of this city on Sun
day next. Don't forget it.
The s-loon business is not 30 brisl
since the Murphy movement began.
There are plenty of fruit blossoms, bu
whether they will turn into fruit is
question for the future.
The promise of peaches and cream
is looming up. Delaware engages Il
furnish the market with 100000 bask
cts.
III B Green left for Cincinnati, OF
Saturday evening last, Oh his way to at
tend the Grand Lodge o o F, at Ports
mouth. He expects to return Saturda!
morning.
L A Baldwin reports having had I
very pleasant trip to Stubenville. las
week, while in attendance at the annua
sc sion O the Grand Encampment.
H F Winders, of the firm of Ander
son & Winders, has returned from th'
East where he has been purchasing
spring stock.
Wheat and corn are not the only arti-
cles which are likely to be affected b,
the foreign war. Wool is likely to b.
affected by it also, and farmers should
make note of it.
DR.. T. G. Barnhill will be in his ofic'
for consultation, from to 8 2. NJ, ant
s to 9 in the evening. Office in DR.. Os
terlins Block.
| The Treasurer is ready 10 receive thu
June installment of taxes, and we-well
We are ready toreceive payments On sub
scription at any time Bear US in mind
X w Vance and others went out int
the country on Sunday last and held
temperance meeting which was yer.
successful. One hundred and thirl,,
names were obtained.
Rev Alvan Rose, of this city, left ol
Tuesday for Westfeld, Ill, to attend tn
Ouadrennial Conference of the Unite'
Brethren Church. He and Revs 4
Bulger, of Fostoria and D II Miller, c
Marion, are the Representatives sent b.
the Ohio Conference.
The temperance meetings during tn
past week have been well attended.
The latest novelties in the way of mi
linery, trimmings, and ladies fame
go DDS may be found at the store {
Misses Ardinger & Rowe. Let the ladie
: remember the fact.
/ J S Patterson returned from the Eas
on the 4th, and his store is rapidly fiji
ing up with new goods.
"The Badge of Blue" is the name Of
Murphy song, just published by Keme1
er & Rutledge, of Ada, o. Music by Wi
H Pontius. 1t is quite pretty. Price 80
1t begins to looks as if the reduction
The p,ice of gas was going to donble th
, number of con sumers. Try 1t agai
Brother Bickham and you may get thel
all. Remember the proverb about th
The nimble sixpence.
A prayer meeting on behalf of IL
temperance movement was held at Il
Court House, on Tuesday, and was rea
onably well attended.
81 Our Arcadia Letter. published on II
outside, lays before our readers one
!. the Lest papers on temperance that n
r been presented. 1t will well repay pc
} usal.
We are pleased to note that the \
d Blanchard School Board have secure
the services Of Prof Pittsford for the e
suing two years. This is fatterlr
testimonial to the Professor.
The improvements on Mr. I'll Smith
T. block on East Main Cross street are pr
&c gressing favorably, and when complet'
lie will add much to the appearance there
For good job work, at lowest ivi
prices, come to the JEFF Office. We "
furnish printed envelopes, note hea'
as letter heads, &c, Of same quality q stO
N at lo,per prices than Dayton, Springhs
re or GAINESVILLE, and save you also the
he press charges on goods. We mean bu
&c ness. Don't give your work TO any O
till vou have obtained cur prices.
Col Ike Morrow, of Cincinnati W
Ak represents C Ahrens & Co. in the sale
piston engines was in the city on Weo
vt esday His hopes of supplying Find
nd with fire engine we're blasted by
i'd purchase of fine Silsby in Toledo,
'a' the Committee, same day.
Frank Gaver is now travelling W
John Rohinson's circus. Frank is
We good musician.
it. In our West Independence Lett
will be found the particulars of a swiI
ling bed spring operation which
TO farmers would do well to read. Th
Bile cannot be too careful in their dick
@ OF with strangers. We try to put them
M their guard, and advise them to buy ol
ess of responsible dealers in town, but Wit
on- ever they forget the words of the edit
> a they get bit. Better make a minute
me me this motto and paste it in your hat, N
its er buy a pig in poke, mr. patronise
The itine,unt peddIer ,rho pants you to sig
Tbs paper.
ing Near Rawson aswindler is said to
ny operating with q bogus bed spring I
at. en'. Heprofessed to sell county nj
'iAi to a man near Rawson last. and obta
- ed from him note for $3.50. but wi
cen the fraud was discovered he was follow