The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
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FfndIay, Ohio, Nov. L. 1875.
HERE AND ELSEwHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.
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Bay your Drugs at Decker 4 Cos
The way TO cure bad dreams Don't go TO sleep
The knights of Honor occupy Henderson's Hal
as a lodge room.
George werts is putting new roof on his resi-.
dence in East Findlay.
Anew crossing has been laid at Court House
Square on Main Gross street.
A full account of the killing of Baltimore Bill''
viii be found on second page.
Joel Pendleton is having new tin roof put
upon his house on Crawford street.
John. Chain. recently released from the peni-
Tertiary. arrived home to-day CThursday.)
The Presbyterian Social held at Mr.. Isaac Davis
on Sandusky street. Wednesday evening, was a
success.
Do not forget the Art entertainment al the
Lutheran church, Friday and Saturday evenings
of next week.
DR.. I. C. Ballard will move into his new Office
over Hume & Halls boot and shoe store, about
November lst
Those of our subscribers with whom We ar.
ranged to take wood, will oblige us. by bringing
il along now.
There were attempts made to enter several
houses on East Hardin street and in that vicinity,
last week, by burglars
A good girl who understands general house
work, can have permanent place. at good wages,
by applying at this Office.
Isaac hefSncy Is gong 70 erect q Dullulng east
of Hollowell's blacksmith shop in East Findlay
10 be occupied by grocery store.
donkey may be kept from braying by tying a
weight 70 his tail. But his heels are spt to pre-
vent the success of the experiment.
The winds of autumn are blowing,
The trees are leafiess and bare;
But the grocery business is growing
And when you have money 10 spare
Just call in and see what huge bargains you can
carry away from the store of H. B. Green, for a
little money.
The first snow of the season put In an appear
ance on Sunday. And on Monday morning there
was enough Ice 70 originate thoughts of winter.
There are no politics in heaven. thank the Lord.
And Is all day. and there's no getting up bon
fire or torch light procession.-Kenion Democrat
There Is one trouble with you yet. Dave. Every
body don'tgo there.
We are under obligations to friend G. W. Van
horn. for q hisket of choice apples, embracing Q
number OF varieties They were as NICE large
and sound es any we have seen, and a credit tC
the raiser
School books States, Inks, Pens, Paper, &C., a
Decker & Co.'S. Drug and Book store Wheeler
block.
The merchants who do the most advertising dc
the most business. The reason is obvious, thei
Invitations to come and trade are most generally
read, and people usually like to go where they
are invited.
great deal of truth is contained in the follow
ing bit of information: 1.-The best cure for GOSSIP
is 70 be well informed. People who are fond o
reading never talk so much of their neighbors q
the ignorant and illiterate.''
Mr.. J. w. cruig. Of Van Vert, has in his pose:
sion colt with three legs. 1t is the property {
Mr. Cyrus Vail of this county, and Is a fine lool
ing animal aside from its deformity. It has tw
perfect legs behind and one In front.
Somebody In schack's grocery enquired tn
other day where Baltimore Bill was shot, meal
ing in what part of the body, whereupon tn
brisk little attache of that establishment with th
threadbare voice, promptly piped, In the baci
yard"
We never drop into the Nichols House, atC1yd'
but we feel like wishing that all the hotels in Il
country, outside the large cities, were econducte
as thoroughly and as ably managed asXill Kau
mans All the appointments and comforts OF
frst class hotel are met with there,
q g. c. Moore, who has been conducting the spof
factory at this place, has concluded to remove
vanlue, where he can obtain the stock neede
more readily. We regret to loose Mr.. Moore, bu
hope he may have the best Of success where he
going. yanlue will be the gamer OF good eli
zen.
Fred spsith formerly with James Denniso1
and John W. DenGson have bought out the me
shop Of Jacob nnliett, at Leipsic. They to-
possession last Tuesday under the firm name
spaith & Dennison. The people OF Jeipsic VI
do well 10 giyefhem their patronage. May 81
cess attend them
We acknowledge the receipt of a copy OF Ks
logs Auxiliary Hand Book" which contain
history of the origin of auxiliary printing, w
the opinion of publishers; a day-book and lourh
combined. being new system OF keeping adyt
tising adccunts. together with various useful 6
ticles, tables and calendars. all of which are We
conveqlent in printing Office
The oyster days are here, boys,
The epicure doth cry,
Ashe yanks out his pocket book
And at 1t winks his eye;
Then he counts out his thirty cents
And says to Lem McManness
s'Hsnd over one of them ere Il. Ms, what
solid to the kiver and no water in 'em-"
We printed 5000 bills Isingle form) by stes
last Friday afternoon for g business frm In I
7 city II YOU want printing done on short noti
give a. car.-Kenton Republican.
Tolerable tolerable. But we have printed :
oc5for Dr. W. h Bets, in little over four q
one-half days, making meanwhile q chang
How is that for high, Persons wanting la
quantities Of bills. win find US prepared to du
cate lowest Chicago Cincinnati or other prices
Economy Is the road to wealth. and "a PEI
saved is penny earned" you don't believe
take the frame of your broken looking glass tc
Dietsch d Co., and have q new one put in
the meantime, exsmine his large stock of flu
ture ard you VIII find just what you Iced,
for cash.
We clip the following truthful remark from
exchange; '.No man should deprive his wife
family Of good local paper. They do not get
from home TO learn the newsas does the hush
and the father and the paper serves TO rel
the otherwise lonely hours of Ids absence.
the worst possible economy TO deprive the faI
OF a pleasure so easily and cheaply procur,
The JEFF is Just the paper to suit them, and
nishes fun compendium Of local and gen
news.