The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-02-16
HERE AID tLSEwHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.

Several interesting communications
are laid over this week for want of room
The Methodist Society of Bowling
Green are holding revival meetings.
| ]. w. Lantz, Mayor of Leipsic, Put.
nam county, died on the I'd inst, of con.
gestion of the lungs.
Now is the time to plant spring adver
tisementsand give them chance to take
root The early bird catches the worm
The residence of ]. LII. Long, at OF.
tawa, narrowly escaped destruction by
fire on the Sd.
Spring business has commenced in the
poultry department, but the lays of the
minstrels are yet too dear for ordinary
people.
Ifyou want sale bills cheap, call at this
Office.
Let our business men remember tha
We will duplicate Dayton, Springfield or
any other city's prices, on letter heads
note heads, or prining of any kind. Give
us call.
| Over at Wapakonetta, on Tuesday.
they had a branch Mardi Gras Festival.
I The corporation of Lima is an inhum-
an concern. At recent meeting of the
Council the clerk was directed to adver-
tise for bids to ''stone Barker Alley
What's Barker been doing, anyway
The attempt made to re-indict Rush R
Sloane, in the Erie county court, proved
a failure.
Henry L. Sausser and HI. H. Albin
will have sale on Wednesday next, at
the residence of the former, about three
miles northeast of the city.
A little son of Sc astian HiIb, of T
fin, fell into kettle of hot soap, on the
Sd, and was badly burned.
Farmers in the vicinity of Green
Springs, are suffering the loss of sheep
from the depredations of dogs. One far
mer lost twenty In one night.
From all quarters the reports of good
looking wheat" comes up. BIT the fruit
prospects are not SO hvorably reported.
Two young men were arrested recent
ly, charged with placing distractions on
the track of the P. Ft w. & C. R. r.
Mrs Susannah Sutton, of Clyde, who
whipped chip so severely, recently.
was tried and found guilty, and required
to pay a fine of $50 and costs.
The contest for the cadetship is un-
derstood to have narrowed down to a
young man of Sandusky and Pierson
DeWolfe of this city.
Henry w Stevens, a rough, was shot
to death by man by the name of Stein
man in a saloon kept by the latter at
To edo, on Thursday night last, in To
ledo, in wrangle about woman. Stei-
man was arrested and is in Jail. Stevens
had, several years before, committed q
burglary for which he had served out his
sentance in the penitentiary, and from
which he had been released only few
hours before. During his penal seryi-
tude his wife had obtained divorce, and
married Steinman.
1t is possible the next State Fair will
be held in Cleveland. A committee has
been to Cleveland to investigate the mat
ter, the Northern Ohio Fair Association
having offered the use of their grounds
free.
w II Alexander, tested the resistance
of the skull Of Heck Thompson, a so col
ored, with an az, at Upper Sandusky. a
feS days ago. and now occupies cell in
he county Jail thompson was at first
hought to be fatally injured, but is get
ing better.
The Toledo Blade has new dress and
.ooks scrumptious.
The editor of the Lima Gazette had q
singular request made of him last week.
out could not comply with it Some fel-
.ow was going to have . minister visit
| him and he requested the editor afore-
aid to lend him biblel There is work
for the missionary in Allen county.
Scott w. Preble, Clerk of this county,
vas married recently at Lima, to Jenuis
air, of Van Vert
George Gamble, Q farmer reading in
Ridge township, Van Vert county, sew