The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-22
T. g. w, r. CARNAHAN.

The cheapest Black and Colored Cash
meres in this market can be found a
] Patierson's
The competing butchers of Fostoria
in a strife for favor, recently, reduced
the price of beef from 124 to 10 cents
and then to cents per pound
Won't some of the Findlay butcher.
strive little likewise?
Pianos worth 5000 for $175 can be had
at F Selbach's. Seven and eight stoI
organs for sS5 up to 800, from the Estey
and other manufactures. Howe and
other sewing machines, $25 to $50. Book
binding done from so cents to $1.O0 per
volume. 90 80.
The German Mannerchor were not as
literally patronized last Monday even
ing as they deserved to be. The play of
William Tell was well rendered and the
dance which followed was kept up until
about 2:30 m.
A wasp's nest is said to contain fifteen
thousand cells," and the greatest of these
~sells" is, to sit down on the nest under
the mistaken impression that all the in
mates have gone fishing. A single wasp
loafng around the kitchen, will give the
sitter warm reception. They are no
respecter of persons.
The Toledo Commercial appeared in
an entire new dress and under new man
agement Monday. 1t is now published
as an independent paper every day in
the week by s d Rich, and has been re-
moved to its former location, No 17S
Summit street.
Mr. Isaac Weissl, aged 72 years died
November End, 1873, and his wife Mrs
Jane Weisel died October 9th, 1873.
aged 20 years, 6 months and ~ days.
They were formerly citizens of Van
Buren, this county, and moved from
there to the farm near New Baltimore,
where they died.
A Dunkirk chap wrote letter to his
girl and lost it, and here it is: "Deer
THE Ieeson 1 didn't laff when you
laft at me in the Post offs yesterday was
becase hev bile on my fase, and kent
laff. If l laff she'll bust. But luv you
bile or no bile, laff or no laff.
Your luvin--ill death. p
A new ed ton of Chambers Cyclope-
dia of English Literature, eight handy
volumes, over 5000 pages, all for $500 is
announced by the American Book Ex
change, New York. Specimen pages,
which they send free on request, show
beautiful Typography, and will naturally
secure very wide sale for work that
is well worthy place in every library
and home.
The unfinished side walk north of the
bridge on Main street should be attend
ed to Immediately. A gentleman was
precipitated into the trench intended
for the reception of the gas mains, Sun
day evening, in attempting to pass other
pedestrians on the walk. With the steep
bank of the river on one side and the
trench on the other, the walk is a dan
gerous place on dark nights in its present
condition.
The following officers of Findlay In
ion No SO were elected last Monday:
VIM Mungen, Pres't Thos B Scott, c K
McEllIgett, c II Coulter, Vice Pres'ts;
Mrs Julia A Rockwell, Recording Sec'y;
Mrs N Miller, Corresponding Sec'y,
and Samuel Meyer, Treasurer. The
President appointed the following Ex-
ecutive Committee: Henry Winders,
Rev R II Holiday, Henry Porch, Prof
Zeller and Geo w Goings.
For the sake of Justice, the blind fe-
male who is usually represented with
her eyes in sling and pair of fish
scales in her hand, we state that the
young man, whom We gave $3.50 worth
of advertising in last weeks issue, was
simply @dead head" at the dance two
weeks ago instead ofa "beat" The diff
ference between the two is that If you
are ad. b. you pay no money, while if you
are a d. b. you do the same thing. Seei
DIR w II Belts has leased the entire
second and third floors Of the Galloway
block to accommodate his increasing busi
ness. The rooms on the second flool
will be utilized as Office, consultation
labelling, packing, ware, and sleeping
rooms. The third floor will be occupied
entirely by the laboratory. Last wees
the Doctor shipped 1910 pounds ofmed
icine from Findlay by rail. In addition
to an immense stock of his various med
icines the Doctor has in bis ware room
lenough pills to supply each person il
i Hancock and five adjoining counties
with thirty two pills each. Dr. Bett'
{ success is due in a great measure +
his liberal advertising. Within the las
4 five months we have printed for hin
] $4,000 bills in addition to labels, wrap
pers, and other small printed matter.