The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-11-02

full the oysters keep saying to each 9th
er lay over. and quit crowding.
What an awful mistake one Of on
church-go made last Sunday, by tax
ing a novel, bound like an Hymnal, viii
him.
The ladies are greatly worried TO know
{ what will be fashionable this Winter
They all went to church last Sabbath Il
see what each other had on, but wer
much disappointed to find that nobod..
wore ANYTHING new.
III o Hahn, Of this city, has applied TO
, patent on imrovements on plow TO
general uses.
Shuck & Brown have a splendid stool
Of B o;s and Shoes, and, what Is better
sell them cheap.
The new clo;hing house in Galloway
block is slaughtering prices, and almos
giving away clothing.
Wan;ed-Eyerybody to know tina
Redick keeps the largest and best stocl
Of Boots and Shoes in Findlay.
W Il Haven has had special line O
Boquet Toilet Soaps made for his trade
and is offering it at prices that bring II
within the reach ofall. 1t is nicely per
fumed.
Mr. J II Wilson has moved into his
new residenceo on West SaEdusky street
IFS nice to be a father, oh don't you
wish me joy" At least so sang Mr. Bick
ham, the gas man, about three O'Clock
Wednesday morning. lis girl.
Remember that Robt McWade will
appear this Thursday evening at the
Opera House, in The Fern"
Al last a good stream of water has been
found in the main street cistern, and the
necessity of blasting the rock all be
obviated.
Somebody is trying to organize Il com
panyin town TO be called the -Findlay
Bull Dozers.' Their object is evidently
20 intimidate Don't imagine you can
have "a little fun with the bows They'll
protest, if you do.
Every in the line of Groceries, Con-
dictionaries and Tobaccos, fresh and
good at the Checkered Front.
Every one should examine his chin
ney fiues and see if they are all right
Fifty per cent of fires are caused by de-
fective liues. A little trouble now may
save hundreds of dollars
The old inhabitants are prophesying
that this Winter will be a cold and Sc
we're one. They also predict that the fall
of snow will be greater than usual. So
paint up your cutters.
4 portion of the Fast Findlay sidewalk
has been laid.
\ young lady in town was greatly EN-
barrassed while receiving calls from
some gentlemen, recently, by having her
beautifully arranged chignOn precipitate
itself
The young hopeful of one of our pop
ular preachers, was given a dime and
sent to tae bakers to purchase loaf of
bread. the other day, but great was the
surprise when the said y. h. returned
laden with choice selection of candies
"Now is the winter of our discomfort
approaching, but Lem McManness IL
prepared to offer such bargains that dis
content vanishes like tine mirage before
he sun.
Many persons express the hope tina
our brave soldier boys will never, be
called into active service, for they are
such tender hearted fellows. Vide their
protest.
1t looks like a checker board-the
front at Aurand's Block.
Bickelhaupt & Son have re-paved the
street in front of their store.
Sickness, in various forms, still pre-
walls quite extensively among our peo-
pie.
A respectable gentleman was seen
carrying jug through main street the
other day. Example of total depravity
Postmaster DeWolfe has received p
inc new fire and burglar proof safe. Its
a beauty.
1t isn't voter this time. Ask Ben
Kimmons for further particulars. He
will answer if not overcome with joy.
Mr. w S Swigart, of the Jackson
Sentinel, Maquoketa, Iowa, was in this
city during Sunday.
From the large number of new sub
scribers coming in every day, We are in
:lined to believe that the people appre
ciate the good old JEFF. We put seven
new names on our list last Saturday
There is room for all.
The last few rains have caused quite
rise in the raging Blanchard, The water
is hardly deep enough for navigation
however.
The young people don't ramble very
much these nights. They say it's too
old True love should keep them
4glow.
LIS no use talking Redick's is the
place to buy the most goods for the least
money.
OF the substantial and solid business
men in this city the firm Of Baker &
'tackhouse are at the head. They have
lad long experience in the Boot and
ihoe trade and buy direct from the
Manufacturers, always paying cash for
their goods. This is the great reason
why they can afford to sell so cheap.
When purchasing Boots and Shoes it
is the duty of every one to examine the
quality as well as the price of articles.
Reynolds Brothers of Utica y Y manu-
facture the best in the market, and their
goods are kept only by the enterprising
irm of Baker & Stackhouse in town.
Have you seen any of the Pebble Leg
ged Rubber Boots yet? Very likely not
for they are entirely new, and are sold
only BY Baker e Stackhouse, who re
ceived a large stock Yesterday. See
them soon for they will go like hot
cakes"
Mr. and Mrs c f Niles gave very
pleasant party, on Wednesday evening
in honor of their guest, Miss Dart, of
New London, Conn.
New store and new goods-go to the
Checkered Front
The young gentlemen of this city pay
much more attention 10 music than the
Young ladies, and most OF them are ex
cellent singers.
We will be a true friend to the first
person who will bring us good snake
story. A regular whopper, you know.
Co. B., our bows, received many com
| pliments in Dunkirk for their good
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