The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-27
The Settersonian.
Piaaiay. Ohio. Dec 81. 1878.
HERE AND ELSEwHERE-WlsE AND
OTHERWISE.

Cherry has the best five cent cigar.
Some of the boys were little ligh
headed on Christmas night
Messrs H H Metzler & Co have a new
delivery rig on runners, with bold letter.
painted on either side Not to Let"
Two dollars secures the JEFFERscNIAN
for one year. and also pays for copy Of
the "Home Guide" the best Cook Book
extant. Come right in, make us happy
and secure the best local and genera
newspaper in Northern Ohio.
The polar wave of Tuesday did not
prevent the notion and toy stores from
being thronged in the evening with per
sons holding commissions from Sans
Claus.
A Dietsch & Co are making some very
nice shelving for Mr. Shoupe, the drug
gist in Ottawa, and not for MIR George
Kimmel as reported in the Courier last
week.
The Reverend Sutherland will not be
able to be home from Canada, until ne H
uTeek, and as consequence there will be
no service in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday next.
There were no freight trains on the
different roads on Christmas.
The A Grammar School exhibition at
Opera Hall, on Christmas night, was not
very well attended, though the perform
ances were creditable.
Cherry has the best five cent cigar.
We have just received large number
of that splendid Cook Book, the "Home
Guide" which are ready for distribution
to our subscribers on payment for the
JEFFERsoNIAN.
The county surveyor finds. by refer
ence TO his level notes. that in the last
three years he has made surreys and
made specifications for so countv bitches
the total length of which is 124 IL 100
miles; bv appointment from the trustees
Of the the several townships within the
county, ne has surveyed and specified
during the same period 43 township
bitches, the total length being 5S 10
miles
The sieighing is delightful. but the
sharp and caressine Boreas has placed a
check upon its enjoyment
Dan't fail tn goand hear the Califarnis
Minstrels at Opera Hall to night. Thei'
programme Is good one and of unex
ceptionshle character. Admission 81
cents. Reserved seats without extr,
charge.
There is no douhting the evidences o
your senses and those who buy Grocerie
of Cherry have long since concluded j
pavFto do so.
On Tuesday, during the day, the ther
moneter marked fifteen degrees belo'
zero. at various points in town.
The Night before Christmas" was tn
Oldest night Of the winter, but the al
tendance Of young folks at the NJ
Church s s festival was large and er
couraging. The little ones were all mad
happy.
II you fail to see our New Year Cal
ing Cards, before ordering, you will max
great mistake. We have the largei
and finest assortment in town.
Don't you forget that every perso
paying for the JEfFERsoSIAN will be er
titled to copy of that invaluable wor
the Home Guide"
Our line of New Year Calling Card
cannot be excelled anywhere. Call
and see them and leave your orders.
Ifwinter was dillatory in putting
an appearance, it has been quite acti,
and energetic since Its arrival. Th
storms Of Saturday and Sunday last we,
severe and lasting.
A musical convention will be held
HcComb, Ohio, commencing Monds
evening, December 30th, 1873, and COZ
tinuing four days. under the direction
Prof J ] yeIley, A full attendance fro
Ill parts Of the county is desired. \
charge for tuition. Books furnishs
free Welcome, all.
Cherry has the best Eve cent cigar.
The young lady who borrowed Ion
legged pair of rubber boots from &c
tleman friend to wear during sleii
xide, was no doubt very comfortable.
ELsEWHERE.
The County Treasurer At Akron, !
oeived 90 In gold in payment Of I
csmber taxes few days ago. and {
Akron people feel that resumption b
actually begun there.
Mr Harrison Swighart, who lives abe
1our miies from Wooster, had txel
bushels Of clover seed stolen from
barn rtcsntly. and On the 17lh. discs
ersd them hidden undsr . haystack il
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