The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29
r. d. w. r. CARNAHAN.

Business men should lose no time in
taking advantage of the advertising col
umns in the JKFF previous to the holi-
days.
There have been no real estate trans
fers nor securities by mertgag since
our last report. The amount OF mort
cages Cancelled in that time was only
$500. r- :,
A masquerade party viii be given by
Messrs A & D Joy, at the Joy House,
Tuesday evening, December 3rd. Music
by the Northwestern Orchestra. Cos
tunes furnished with tickets.
Evolution and Christian Thought" /"
the first of a course of lectures by Rev
Francis Davies, will be delivered in Che
N E'Church, Fridsy evening, Nov 29th.
Lecture to begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
A two horse team attached to a wagon
belonging to Springer Rooerts, of North
Findlay, became frightened at the noon
train at the L e & L depot, Tuesday,
and ran up Corey and Main streets TO
the Opera House. Nodamage done.
Pianos worth $500 for $175 can be had
stE Selbach's- Seven and eight stop
organs for ss5 up to 500, from the Estey
and other manufactures. Howe and
other sewing machines, $25 to $50. Book
binding done from 80 cents to $1O0 per
volume. % 80.
"Hacky" and Freddy" two of the
brightest little boys in town, have walked
q long ways on different occasions re-
Gently to see their juvenile inGmoratas,
but they have each time been sadly
disappointed, as they have always found
the house dark, gloomy and forbidding
The boys are. growing discouraged, and
viii soon be in need of winter shoes if
they keep up their fruitless tramps.
The party given last Friday evening,
by DR. and Mrs A Hurd for their daugh
ter and nieces, Misses Huldah A Hurd,
Lille Cell, and Jennie Caldwell, of Ports
mouth, Ohio, was . very pleasant affair.
Some elegsnt costumes we're displayed
bv the ladies' Among the guests were
Miss Nellie Grouse. of Fostoria, and Mr.
Charles Parsons. Jr, of Wooster.
Henry Flater fell about fifteen feet
into the race just north of the bridge on
Main street, Tuesday night, but happily,
escaped without other injury than cold
wetting. The old bridge had been taken
away from over the race to make room
for new one, and couple of boards
had been put down as a temporary
bridge. -Fla.er being unaware of this
walked into the race. This Is the third
accident within the past two weeks that
has occurred at unguarded places where
repairs were being made or trenches
were open. Fortunately they have re
suited in no serious injury. 1t is the
duty Of the Council to protect citizens
from liability to such aeoidents y plac-
ing guards or proper signals a. points
made dangerous by work being lone by
the city. it'H = t
See herel Come and let us reason
together. five owed five hundred of
you fellows -, il wouldn't be much to
either one Of you and wouldn't be much
for US to pay If paid all At once. But If,
instead we owed each of you -, it would
not be great deal to each and we might
manage to pay you all, one at time, if
too many of you didn't come in one day.
But, l&w sakes! Hyou all came at once
what should we do? Now there are more
than five hundred of you fellows owing
us from 81 to IS each. 1t would not be
big job for each Of you to pay your
iarrearages, and it wouldn't be much of q
job for us to take the money and give
you receipts. and what jolly pile it
would make if you all paid up just once.
It would knock the stufhng out ofa bank
mote, pay paper bill. wipe out old scores
and leave enough to buy several Thanks
/ qicing turkeys. Think of that. will you
md walk right up to re us and make us
happy. s
EfSEwHERE.
j At Crestline, on the 2lst, an express
train On the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
Icinnai 4 Indianapolis Railroad, ran int
a'freight train. The passenger engine
was badly damaged, and the caboose and
one car Of the freight train were badly
smashed. The passengers escaped I'M
hurt, with the exception of a drover on
the freight train who was hurt by jump
ing from the train.
A fire damp explosion occurred in I
colliery shaft near Nisquehoning, Penn
on the 20th, which resulted in the dealt
Of three miners. Two others were badi,
hurt but will probably recover.
A man by the name of W B Robinsol
while with . hunting party near Hull
Pnirie, in Middletou' recentIy,was kilie'
BY the fall of q tree, which The party Gu
b down to dislodge coon. The man wa
II from Lucas county, lived on Major Law