The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-08-31
HERE AID kLSEwHERE-wISE AND
OTHERWISE.
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The last few davs have been delight
fully warm.
Business is reviving more and NOR
every day, and it is to be hoped tina
: this state of affairs will continue.
Many were called but few chosen
for candidates at the Democratic count,
Convention last Saturday.
We notice several of our exchange
are only half size this week.
Findlay was well represented il
Cleveland this week.
Why are those cisterns not commenc
ed yet in East Findlay? The money il
in the treasury for that purpose. Better
not wait till frost comes.
Excursions seem TO be the order OF
the day just now. The people like tC
travel as cheaply as possible, and are
certainly having their wishes grstifed
this season.
Mr. J X Barnd has been appointed
Adjutant Of the 11th Regiment, O \ G
A good selection.
That Husband of Mine" is the title
OF charming story which We find or
our table. Lee & Shepard, Boston are
the publishers. Fifty cents will buy il
at any bookstore where literary work:
are kept for sale.
Miss Amanda Marvin, and Misses
Anna and Dora Vance, visited friends in
Columbus Grove, last week.
Our neighboring friends in Wood
county are still dancing the scalp dance
over thai eternal county-seat question
Perrysburg wants to have the Clerk, and
Bowling Green is afraid he will count
the votes wrong, and in favor of the
former place. Not very complimentary
to the honesty of the Clerk.
II G Darling goes East on Saturday to
purchase his fall and winter stock oI
Boots and Shoes.
Enterprise is good thing to have
and the business man who has it is al.
most sure to succeed. People know just
where to 60 to obtain what they want
because the enterprise of the merchant
has taught them that whatever is new
and of value he is sure to have on hand
Some smiled when they learned that II
B Green had accepted the agency for the
Vienna Bread, manufactured in Cincin
natl. by an enterprising firm there, but
they had no sooner caught sight Of the
richly brown loaves than they concluded
he had just what they wanted, and when
they had tried it they knew he had
And now his sales are much larger than
anticipated, and are daily increasing
Try it. His stock of groceries are alway:
fresh snd reliable.
With a face as red as a lobster, and
back like the shell of clam, the wife
stands over the kitchen stove and man
ipulates raspberry jam-Berkshire COur
Ter. While her husband, with nose like
a sunset, and a mouth like the song of {
year, leans over the counter of "fres
lunch" and elevates schooners of beer
Hackese. And her daughter with eal
like a shovel and eye ike a Florid'
bean, swings on the front. gate with he
fellow, with darkness to cover the scene
Toledo Commercial. And her son, il
his high standing collar. his bright pat
ent feathers and cane, sits comfortably
down in the arm chair, humming: Nee
me a-down in the lane"
Celina has raised nearly the anoun
necessary to secure the location of the
L E & L R r to that place. Forty thou
sand dollars is required for that purpose
and it is thonght the committee vii
raise 1t in a few days.
We acknowledge the receipt ofa com
plimentary ticket to the Putnam Coun
ty Fair, to be held on September 25th
26th, 9th and 2sth. Thanks Bro Kin
der.
If fone young gentleman is allowed t
call on his lady love till two O'Clock: !
NJ, why should another be told it wa
time to leave when the midnight hou
arrived? We believe in equal rights Il
all.
We have received the fair ~ premium
list ofthe Sandusky County Agriculture
Society. The fair viii be held at Ere
mont Oct, End, 3rd, 4th and 5th.
The County Sunday School Conven
ton, held Wednesday at the Evangeli
cal Church, two miles from Findlay, Oh
the Lima road, was susccess in ever
respect. The attendance was good ant
all were well pleased with the proceed
ings.
As soon as the weather moderates th'
Murphy movement will be started again
So we are informed by the managers.
Mr. A Martin, of Big Lick township, j
having good sized residence erected il
East Findlay.
The triel of the Oak Ridge burglar
lease has been continued until Tuesda
of next week.
Mr.. P. Sours has been quite an in
valid for sometime, but We are glad t
assure his many friends that ne is rapid
! ly recovering.
Col. Huber says his company need
about twenty good sized young mer
There are plenty of such persons i
Findlay, the exercise is good for ever
one, and there are other inducemenfi