The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-15
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FindIay. Ohio, June ID. 1877
We duplicate the prices Of responsible
houses In the largest cities. on Job
Work. Give US a Call.
HERE AID ELSEwHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.
HERE.

OTHERWISE.
HERE.
Fine job work, at low prices, at the
JEFF Office. Call and examine work
and learn prices.
Corn is growing rapidly since the
rains.
The Findlay district SIS Convention Of
Sandusky Conference, U B Church, will
hold its fifth annual convention at Beth
leham church, Salem circuit. commenc-
ing Tuesday evening June 18th.
Harvest approaches, and the appear
ance of the wheat crop indicates an un-
precedented yield. Farmers who have
been waiting till they could be sure of a
crop before paying up, are now invited
to call around. There will be lots of
money after harvest
Neat type, good material, and excel
lent workmen, at this Office, and work
done at the cheapest living rates.
Just call over and see us when you are
in town, and-bring a two dollar green
back with you. We are always happy
TO see people who mean business.
Buy of home merchants,-those who
advertise we mean-and you will be
fairly dealt with. The liberal advertiser
means business, and depends more on
quick profits if they are small than large
ones at long intervals.
Complaint was made to us last week
that our Blanchard package did not reach
its destination on time. 1t was placed
in the postofhce here at the regular time
end the P NJ here assures US it was sent
by the usual mail As the label on the
package is printed so plainly that ''he
who runs may read" the failure must
have been the result ofpure carelessness
or cussedness ON the part of somebody,
whose cognomon we would be pleased
TO know
Every description of printing done at
the JEFF. Office with neatness and dis
patch. -5Aisi,
Hon A Leonard, a former resident of
this county, but now of Foot city, Color
ado, was visiting with friends in this Vi
cinity last week. He resided in Big
Lick township, this county for thirty
nine years.
L + Condo, of Carthage, Jasper coun-
ty, Mo, gave us a call few days ago. He
was formerly in the newspaper business,
in that locality. He and his family have
been visiting with Paul Fellars and other
friends in this locality.
This is no hnm6ug. | will sell my
present stock regardless of cost, as II
have to leave my room for repairs.-C
Elmes.
DIR d W Cass, of this City, has pur-
chased farm of 2,9S1 acres, in Indiana
valued at $4,000.
w h Leonard, ofrmerly of Big Lick,
but more recently of Rawson, was visit
ting friends in Big Lick last week. He
teaches in District No G, Eagle township,
this term.
Burr Robins has taken possession of
the South side of the Public Square,
erected high board fence, and orna-
mented it in the best style of the Zoolog
cal and Arenic art, and now a score of
small boys, with asprinkling of"children
of larger growth" linger in front of
he scenic display and mentally calculate
the length of time till the 23d, and the
chances of having enough loose change |
about to "see" all the magnifcence de-
picted on the board.
The Mine Spots" of Findlay, have
reorganized, and will play the Fostoria |
Club, Friday Ito day. afternoon, on the |
Nine Spot grounds, on the river bank
Just east of the river bridge. 4 good
game is expected.
And now the glorious Fourth stands |
an excellent chance of a generous @shak-
ing up" in Findlay, this year. 1t has
been so long since our people have had
q good, old fashioned creased tailed pig |
chase, or race in sack with the draw |
strings tied, or climb up slippery elm |
pole for a pot of money on top, that We
expect everybody 10 pan out literally.
and then for tub race" on the roman
tic Blanchard. Boys, don't you forget
that-it's such fun.
We have just turned ont the annual
fair pamphlet, Of the Hancock County
Agricultural Society, and consider it
quite fair job. But we intend to beat
it with, in few weeks with special edi
ton of our own, printed OH fine tinted
paper in two colors, and devoted partial
ly to the interests of our merchants and
business men. We shall get out an edi-
Of 1000 copies if We receive an amount of
patronage sufficient to justify US in un-
dertaking it at all. Our solicitor is now
calling upon our business men, and We
trust they will respond literally, espec-
tally as the rates are very low for the
character of the work.
Correspondents will please bear in
mind this direction. Don't write on
both sides of the paper"
Rev Davis, of Cincinnati, will preach
in the Congregational Church, of this
place, on Sunday; morning and evening.
The Congregational Sabbath School
gave a concert in the church on We'd
nesday evening, which was well attended
and passed off pleasantly.
The ladies of the NJ f Church gave a
Strawberry Festival, ON "Wednesday
evening, with very gratifying results.
Miss Carrie Beardsley, of this place, is
spending the summer in Ottawa, and is
giving instructions in music.
We acknowledge the receipt of pro-
gramme for Commencement Exercises
at the Ada Northwestern Ohio Normal
School, for this evening, but shall have
to deny ourselves the pleasure of attend
ing. Much obliged all the same, for that
invitation.
The beautiful gilt address and calling
cards we are turning out, meet with
great favor. During the present week
we have received a number Of orders
from a distance. If you want some
thing nobby, without being flashy, give
us call
The Murphy moyementat Van Buren,
has made some progress, about $50 hav-