The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-27
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: l. some OF rlnulayS NiCAeu poyS "ch
fishing on Sunday.
Pupils of the Union School are happ,
J, school closes to-day. cd
Commencement exercises at Open
E Hall tonight.
Some of the young ladies refused to &c
to Church on Sunday-cause, spring
hats not ready.
The present is a good time to iool
round and gather up the old oyster cans
boots and shoes and other trash, and
throw them in the back alley.
Jas Moore, living near Arcadia, wa'
Just little mad on Tuesday. While
unhitching his team they backed into
another wagon and broke out three
: spokes The cost of repairs was Just the
same.
For the choicest extracts for hayoring
the finest young vegetables for the table
the choicest grocery stock and most rea
sonabIe prices, call in at Hen. Green's.
The Hon Chas Foster was in town on
Monday.
There will be Concert in the Luth
eran Church at Vanlue, ,on Saturday eve
ming. Nav 9TH, for the benefit of the
Church.
Dietsch & Co intend erecting q new
building as a wareroom for display o.
their furniture, on Main Cross Street
They will remove the present wooden
structure and put up a brick addition to
the present brick building. In order to
make room for this improvement they
tare offering their stock very low, to gel
it out of the way. Call and see them
and get bargain.
Rev Roberts and wife, of Hudson,
Mich, Who'll have been visiting in Findlay
the past week, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs C E Niles.
Col Mungen and Mr. Scott addressed
the temperance meeting at the Court
House, on Sunday last. The meeting
was well attended.
Rev c S Sprecher,. of the Lutheran
Church, will preach sermon on Sunday
evening to the young people. We have
no doubt older ones would be profited
by hearing it. .-......a
Do you want to save money? Would
you begin to get rich? Then be sure to
call around and see Hardeshell, when
you want groceries.
/ The road past the cemetery is in a
very bad condition and should at once
be repaired, not only where the ditch
crosses it but round the bend" above
the river. 1t is dangerous.
Mr. j S Patterson has gone East to pur-
chase goods. He will be absent about
ten days, and will return after purchas-
ing large and varied stock. Remember
the tact when you are seeking bargains.
Mr. McOmber is making extensive i'm
proyements about his premises on the
corner of Lincoln and West Streets.
The new front put into the CONNER
cial House block, for Otis grocery is
just the thing.
Frank Bigelow's new barn approaches
completion. Franks a pretty good
workman.
The iron front in the Citizens Bank
is model of beauty and an evidence of
skilled workmanship. II was put up by
John Adams & Co.
Saturday was busy day and the town
was crowded with people.
The foundation CT Captain Alban's
new residence on the East side is com
pleted, and gives promise that the build
ing which will surmount it will be one of
architectural beauty.
Tonight the Commencement of the
Union Schools OF this city takes place at
the Opera Hall
On Friday night of next week the
Schools of Mt Blanchard, under the
Superintendency of A Pittstord, will
close with public exhibition. Mr. Ridge,
the Elocutionist and Reader, will be
present and add TO the entertainment by
some choice readings.
Geo Myers returned from his trip
South on Saturday, looking hale and
hearty, as though the trip had agreed
with him. He wore new plug, which
plainly indicated that his saw mill down
there was a paying institution, or else
that he has grown wonderfully extrava-
CANT in his old days.
Piscatorial sports are in season, and the
banks Of the classic Blanchard are fire.
quented by anglers.
Last Sunday was day to beguile gen.
tie maidens into a prorenade. and
young gents we're accordingly happy.
We took occasion TO notice the wheat
fields around about the city, while out
driving a few days ago. We do not
think the wheat could be improved upon
1t stands thick upon the ground and il
growing vigorously.
| Rev ] P Mclean will preach at the
Court House next Sunday q; o'clock
and also in the evening.
George" said Sarah Ann. Pa has
mended the garden gate with An i'm
mense pair of strap hinges. He think.
they should last all summer"-misplaced
confidence.
I We are requested 10 note that or
Wednesday night of next week there
will be a citizens meeting at Melodeou
Hall, to make arrangements for Decora
ton Day.
H F Winders, of the firm of Anderson
& Winders, left for New York on Tues
day afternoon last
} We had the pleasure of making the
, acquaintance Of Jno C Ridge, the read
/ er and elocutionist who is to give an en-
: tertainment at Columbia Hall, in Higt
School building, on Wednesday evening
of next week, and we are pleased tc
learn that he is meeting with deserved
success. He is a reader of ability anC
will entertain an audience acceptably
Go and hear him.
We call attention to the advertise
/, ment of the 5Sth anniversary celebra
ton Of the l OO F, which takes place
in Opera Hall on Tuesday night next
when c F Palmer will deliver lectur,
on Odd Fellowship. Acordial invitation
is extended to the public to be present
For good job work, at lowest livin,
prices, come to the JEFF Office. We vii
furnish printed envelopes, note heads
. letter heads, &c, Of same quality ef stock
+ at lOaner prices than Dayton, Springfield
r or GAINESVILLE, and save you also the es
: press charges on goods. We mean busi
ness. Don't give your work to any on
till you have obtained eur prices.