The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-11-02
HERE AID ELSEwHERE-wISE AND
OTHERWISE.

buy provisions. Oysters specially.
PATHS mother was a washerwoman
who appeared upon the wash boards in
her early days, and afterwards upon the
theatrical boards s-Er.
Perhaps such statement may one day
be made in which Findlay parties will
enact the leading parts. Who knows?
The wheel of fortune business was
brisk in Arlington last Thursday. Two
different wheels were kept spinning at a
lively rate all day.
Fair, fair and golden hair" but she
says the next time that fellow calls, she
hopes he wont stay after her stern par
lent makes music with the stove and
other articles Of household use. Tha'
,ignifies that its time to "vamoose."
Call at the JEFF. Office for all kinds of
Job Work. Our facilities are superior.
and prices cheaper, than can be found
! elsewhere.
Go to RedickIs and see the Boston
She.
The Northwestern Band have secured
the services of Prof Wilson, Of Kentucky,
as leader.
Several street crossings in town need
attention. One at the intersection of
East and Lincoln streets is in a terrible
condition.
Wednesday evening being HalloN
Zen, the boys had great sport in fling
ing cabbages around promiscously.
Hon David Joy and son left last nigh
for Janesville, Wis, to visit his daughter
Mrs Stearns.
Mrs H Isham and her daughter, Mrs
F H Glessner, left for Battle Creek
Mich, yesterday.
Lewis Glessner, Esq, of the Courier, is
visiting in Columbiana county.
He stood and sighed as he contem
plated the pile of goods he had bought
and wondered how he was to get them
home, without hiring dray. IT'S al
ways thus he said, when / buy al
Green's"
If you want your piano tuned, or have
a friend who does, recommend her o:
him to leave orders at tSelbachs. S. Apiano
tuner of well-known ability hasarranged
to have orders left there and will be IN
Findlay in short time to I'LL them. Re.
member Selbachs.
Martha Goudy, well known charac
ter in police circles, was lately sent tC
the Inhrmary, but afer remaining there
a week or more she escaped, and made
her app arance in town again. Monday
she happened into a well known ph, 81
clans office, and insulted a lady who Wa
getting some medicine. The man o.
aches and pains" of course procured heI
apprehension, and poor Martha was sen1
once more to dream the happy hour
away" in the exclusive and refined soci
ETY. of the county's guess.
Isaac B Charles, The Hancock count.
wife poisoner, who was sent to The Pen
itentiary last spring for life. died las
week. FostOria Cor. T!ffa Adr'rtiser.
The above is a mistake, since Charlei
was seen last week by several Findla,
parties and was in good health, and hare
at work.
A very pretty flag was presented IL
the 11th Regiment o n G by the ladie
of Dunkirk, while the former were IL
camp. We forgot to mention this fac
last week.
The cry RAISED" that Lem McManness
cream bread is "kneaded" to keep peact
in the household, is well sustained
Miss Huldah Hurd is visiting friend
in Edwardsville, Ills. She expects t
visit also in Edna, Me-, and return hom'
next Spring.
Tom Heuptis little son is very sicl
with intermittent fever. We hope h
will soon be well again.
, 1t became reported that Mr. William
C Wood, formerly of this place, and tn
son of Capt Wood, had accidently she
himself, near Cleveland, but the WI
: Wood referred to, we are happy to sa!
was not the gentleman who is known i
town. He teleeraphed to a friend her
that he was glad to disappoint' him.
The Pioneers of the county will hol
their semi-annual meeting at the Coul
r HOUSE, in This city. on The first Saturda
in November.
8 Counterfeit silver half dollars are b
d ing circulated extensively. Mos Of heI
have old dates on them, but some al
. dated 1877. Examine them carefully.
!. Kenton Republican,: Mr. and Mrs '
w Mcconnell and Mr. and Mrs II
Gage, of Findlay, were the guests
Gen Robinson and wife last week.