The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-08-17
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Neat type, good material, and excel
lent workmen at this Office.
Miss Stella Curtiss, of Middletown, O.
who had been visiting with the Misses
Jones, returned home on Friday last.
Miss Ella NJ Earkart, has resigned her
place as High School teacher in the
Union Schools to accept position in
the Columbus High School. The va
cancy has been filled by the election of
Miss Bertha L Farr, of Columbus.
Miss NJ Belle Tritch. who has been
teaching in the schools of this place for
the last four years, has been engaged to
teach in the schools Of Auburn, Ind.
Misses Stella and Grace Belden have
returned home after being absent several
months in Athens and Mt Vernon, Wis
itiDg friends.
J ID Flenner, Of Bluffton, was recently
licensed by the NJ E district conference.
Thanks to those aafter harvest" friends
who have SO promptly come up TO the
work. We have room for many more
names, and printed receipts ready to fill
out for every one who is ready to pay.
Hahny is used to riding in an omui-
bus. Is ii any wouder, then, that on the
home trip from Fremont, when the car
door was standing open and the smoke
and dust blowing in, that he reached up
and pulled the bell rope hoping thereby
to shut the door? He didn't discover
the mistake till the train slowed" and
the brakeman came in TO know what
was the matter. He looked at that bell
rope with suspicious eye, after that.
All departments of the Union School
will commence on the 3rd ofSeptember
and the boys and girls are happy. The
rooms will all be in order, and teachers
waiting.
The livery stable keepers here will
run conveyances to and from the Pio-
neer pic mic on the 23rd. Fare reason
able. Jump into the wagon and take
ride.
The citizens of North Findlay have
petitioned the City Council to erect an
engine house in their part of town, in
which to keep the fire engine lately
placed there. This is much needed
improvement and we hope the City
Fathers will give the matter their early
attention
The boys did some good playing at
Fremont, on Friday, but they also
scored too many errors and not enough
runs.
The Blakely Opera Troupe have gone
to Titfin, where they will bring out
Esther" with the aid of the musical so
cieties of that city. Their concerts here
were a great musical success, but owing
to the hard times or Indifference of our
people on the subject were not as liber-
ally patronized as should have been.
Miss Mary E Yerger will accept the ed
TORS thanks for very handsome boquet
which found its way to his sactum on
Monday. 1t was arranged very skillful
ly, and contained choice collection of
! flowers
DIR Oesterlin made a handsome pres
ent to Mr. Alf Graber, last week-a gold
watch and chain.
The Findlay Light Guards are prepar-
ing for Grand Guard Mount and Dress
Parade, at Wheeler Hall, TO be given
shortly.
One of the inmates of house of pros
titution, in North Findlay, was before
the Mayor on Friday of last week, ar
rested by officer McCahill. She plead
guilty and was fined three dollars and
costs. The inmates of the house were
notified to leave town, and removed to
parts unknown.
Davis, Detweiler & Co, of this city
have had brick magazine erected on
the banks of the Blanchard, for storing
powder.
Among the amusements our yonng
gentlemen delight in during the warm
evenings, is an innocent game call
ed hat rafting. Each person depos-
Its ten centsyand takes chance at throw
ing pennies, and the one who gets
@heads" the most times in three trials
receives an old hat as a reward.
The case of attempted rape, which
was to have been heard before Squire
BeardsIey, yesterday, has been continued
till Friday next
TT Morrison, of North Findlay, has
been improving his property by putting
up verandah on the north and east
sides, which adds much to the beauty
and comfort of the house.
A good time is anticipated at the Pho
neer Picnic on the 2Sth inst Some inter
esting talking will be done, and all are
invited. Besure and bring your baskets
well filled.
ELSEWHERE.
In Nursery wherein all is life ant
laugh instead of crying and fretting
there is sure to be found DR. Bulls BABY
syrup. Price Is cents per bottle.
When man don't know the differ
ence between suckers and ear shoots, b
had better not work in corn6eld, If h
: expects to raise crop. A man nea
& Helena, Sandusky county, couldn't un
derstand why his sweet corn crop wa
so short last year, until neighbor stop
lped him, from pulling off the ear shoot