The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08
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Findlay. Ohio, Nov. 8. Is7s.
HERE AND ELSEWHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.


Daily papers, candies, fruits, cigars
etc, at J McMichaels'.
The Tifin Tribune appeared in an
entire new dress last week
We have received Green's Pictorial
Almanac for 1878 and 1879.
Chas L Zahm has reduced his paper,
the Tifin GGsette,t halfits original size.
The Defiance Democrat has changed
form from eight pages to nine column
folio.
The order of Mr. H Byers has been
received and attended to, and duly
appreciated.
John Miller, of near Mt Blanchard,
recently purchased the property of Mr.
c Tuttle, of Forest.
English sparrows have made their
appearance in this vicinity and are
waging war against the blue jays.
Abe Fielding has purchased Abe Opp's
interest in the Music Hall, Colt House
Block, and will hereafter tgo it alone.'
Within six months lacking eight days
fifteen hundred money orders have
been issued by the Findlay Post Office.
A Main street little girl when sent
after cracked eggs the other day wanted
10 know what kind of chicken laid
them.
School teachers needing printing done,
such as individual records" cards, &c,
can have the same neatly and cheaply
done at this Office.
LoST-Lower part of earring, consist
ing Of hair in gold band. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving
same at ] S Patterson's.
The German Ms,nnerchor will present
the opera Of William Tell at the Opers
House about the 18th inst, with Herman
Rogge in the leading role.
The Northwestern Orchestra will
present choice and refined programme
of negro minstrelsy at Davis Opera
House about the holidays.
Isaac Davis and Jullery shipped $50
head of hogs and 100 sheep from New
Baltimore, October 26th. The price paid
was about two and a half cents per
pound.
The Northwestern Orchestra will give
their first grand ball at Wheeler's Hall
this friday evening. About one hun
dred and fifty invitations have been
issued.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have decided to hold Bazar at Wheel
er's Hall commencing Tuesday evening
December 10th, of which further notice
will be given. n
A surprise party was given at the
residence of DR. F w EntrikIn, Monday
evening, in honor of the twenty-fiftf
birthday of Lon 4 Entrikir, the doc
tors oldest son.
Correspondents win please addres
their communications to the Jefferson
ian," instead of the editor personally
In his absence then they will be opened
and attended to.
The West Liberty Gasette has discard
ed the patentoutside and is now printet
wholly at home. This is decides
improvsfnent and a sign of prosperit
that weare glad to note.
Daniel George surprised supposed
thief II his stable, one night this week
who Immediately vamosed leaving
good saddle behind him which he hai
probably stolen some pace else.
Miss Helen Ovens, daughter of NJ
Robert Owens, died at her home o.
Hardin street last Sunday evening. Sh
had been suffering for long time wit
that dread disease consumption.
A sub-contractor on one of our road
in speaking of piece of surveying re
Gently done on the same remarked tbs
"any man with a single typographics
idea could have done better job.
AS Mrs Charles Elmes and a lad
friend were driving past the L E&
depot Wednesday afternoon their vehicl
was upset by another team running int
il, but fortunately both ladies' escape
without injury.
The Presbyterian Social viii be bel
at the residence of T Carnahan on We
Sandusky street, Wednesday evenin
November 18th. New and select musi
"0d Fashioned Pumpkin Pie," all f
Is cents. All are cordially invited.
According to recent decision of Il
Pension Department, soldiers WI
served in the rebellion for nine month
and who, at the close of the first enlis
ment, entered the army for a period
three years and received not over So
bounty money, are now entitled to {
additional hundred dollars.