The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
T. g. w. r. CARNAHAN.

sale cheap at Decker & Cos.
The Julian brothers will go into the grocery
business, in the south room of the new Kimmel
block, in about two weeks.
The fishing purity which was cncamped several
miles down the river few days ago resembled
an Arctic exploring expedition more than it did
| n pleasure excursion.
Rev. C. 5 sprecheT delivered the first of series
of lectures to the pupils of the Union High and
Grammar Schools, Wednesday evening. Subject
'fwhy do We Educate?''
Ed. Schwartz. VIII Frey and Charlie Bigelow
put up wicked job on Dick Shaler, Wednesday
! evening, and he was flooded with uncalled for
congratulations the following morning.
Schwartz d Winders carry a full line of House
Furnishing Goods, such Dishes, Queensware,
Glassware, Wooden and Willow-ware. which they
viii sell cheap and give extra liberal reductions
where full sets are bought.
:iAhi Cherry Ali Cherry, All. Cherry" said he,
The bargains you offer are wonderfully
Cheap so send up some coffee, and sugar, and tea,
And here is the money right cbeerfully."
So he walked away happy, conscious of having
secured good trade and ready to recommend
Others t. do likewise.
The Lima Tettenborn combination Oh last Friday
evening presented the play of Tins, the Milk
Vender of Germantown" at Davis Opera House
to q very large audience The acting of Tetten-
born herself I'D Bosworth was good and they
merit a much better sup ort than they have at
present. The music, which was furnished by the
newly organized Northwestern Ochestra, under
the leadership of NJ. C. Riecheimer, was simply
superb.
Thursday evening oflast week, the new Courier
block, On East sandusky street, was dedicated.
The proprietors received their friends in the ele
CANT apartments designed for the use of the COur-
ier establishment from eight O'Clock until ten,
during which time speeches were made, and mu-
sic furnished by the Northwestern Band in its
usual ref, eshipg style The Courier has since
been moved TO its new quarters which are among
the finest and most conveniently arranged of any
we have ever been in.
The only really successful way OF conducting
business is by strictly adhering to the cash system.
Clinging to the principles of Pay as you go" Is
alike beneficial to buyer and seller. This system
kept up by the popular dry goods house of j. s.
Patterson accounts for his being enabled to OBJ
tain and dispose of the best OF goods at the lowest
prices, thus securing the biggest trade in the dry
goods line in Findlay. Mr.. Patterson has Just re-
| turned from the Eastern markets where he pur-
chased an enormous stock of all styles and varie-
| ties of cloaks, dress goods, d.y goods millinery
goods, notions, shawls, DC, which by paying for
| in cash he obtained at the lowest figure, and
therefore can supply his customers wants at
lower prices than those of his competitors who
buy on time. Anybody can depend on getting
the newest styles and best quality OF goods al as
low prices and with as much satisfaction at Pat
terson's at the gigantic dry goods emperiums Of
the larger cities Everybody will find it greatly
to their interest to call and examine his stock be-
fore supplying their wants in the dry goods line
1 A prominent trainer of the shooting propensi-
lies of youthful ideas IN this place, undertook to
take job Of of the hands of his better half about
ten O'Clock the other night. She, with that trusty
old Amazonian weapon, the broom, was poking
around under the cooking stove, kissing, showing
and seating at an old eat, which had warmly
ensconced itself forthe night beneath that piece
loffurniture. Her liege lord with bad code i'd
his head ad stobbed ub dose was sitting near,
swathed in blankets, trying to get up a sweat.
He, growing fdgety over his wife's exertions,
seized the broom and with one fell stroke did
knock asfoye leg spinning across the room and
produce a terrifying yowl from the frightened fe
; lime, whose tain had been severed close up to
the hustle by the fall of the stove, "a Tettenbon
lsn the masquerade scene. Back jumped-and
: his WIFE, and out splashed volume of hot water
from the reservoir, deluging the newly pepered
> and csrpeted kitchen; aud to crown all pGtH
IdmiIids received baptism OF fire in the shape o
several sec4Ous OI uOl, ulsiO1HNcu
+ ting down about his shoulders and filling th'
house with smoke. The cat retired without &
further request, plainly pointing with the bleed
e ing stump of its anecdote to the moral-Let a wo
Q man alone or you'll get left
ELSEWHERE.
is Recently the house of Jos. Speaker, in tn
! Northwestern part of Henry township, Woo Co,
was entered during the absence of the family
| and S64. rs taken. No clue to the robbery.
II The Council of Fostoria has passed resolutio
granting the laying Of gas pipes TO the Fosoria Ga
= Light Company, who to furnish gas al the rat
:, of $50 annually for each post.
The C. S & c. r. R., has again introduced tn
bell punch. and now the conductors look omir
ously a. each othe-.
i The bellevue band has disbanded, and their II
! strnments, Is pieces including one bass and on
n snare drum, are for sale.
a A new depot is being built at the iunct.on {
r the Minister I'D Celina branches OF L. E, & L. I
+ R., at St Mays. 1t VII be ready for occupenc
y about the middle of December.
While Louis Rhorig, of Noble township, WI
huIling clover last week on the farm of FreC
Shoemaker, near Defiance, mis- left arm Wi
caught in the machine and broken.
Last week, Monday, at Defiance, Timothy NJ
Carty was killed almost instantly by sudde
jerk of the engine on the sand tram which thre
him between the cars and the wheels passed oy'
him The train was doing some switching b
n tween the Wabash and B. & o. Depot and in q
- tempting to pass from one car to another the q
cident occurred.
o. At Napoleon, recently, John Crosser went to $
nd Miss Ely, who for some cause or osher refused
es. admit John Determined to gain admittGnee,
gel obtained an AK and dismantled the door. But
,li- didn't get in. al the same as Mary stood ins
with her little revolver ready for use, and as 4
nv door gave way, she fired. The ball struck Jol
IL In the right breast and glanced to the left pret
A. nearly making cold corpus of John, who "
In honest enough 20 admit he alone was to blame
MI Miss Ella Smith, of Fremont confined in {
owl jail at that place. since May last, on charge
poisoning the family of W. W. Slime, has been
an dicted, and he's trial commenced on Monday La
md The otsego fork handle factory, at Rome, ASH
out bula county, was totally destroyed by the exp
md sion of its boiler the 18th. The engineer q
eve Mckenzie, was instantly killed, his body bel
{ Isl frightfully mangled and his limbs severed the
lilly from. Two other men were badly injured.
d." l. Lazder and W. Robertson, Ct Ada, VI
fur caught IN the act of breaking into saloon on
erhl nigh. of the 2oth and were held to appear bef
eGnnd jury in the sum Of $500.