The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-25
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FindIay. Ohio. Oct. 25. Is7s
HERE AND ELSEWHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.
HERE.

New chestnuts at s. ]. McMichaels.
Knife Blades put in by Jay Vanden.
burg, the Boss Tinker. 251t.
A large amount of local and other
matter is crowded out of our columns
this week.
Very large congregations attended the
Presbyterian church, morning and
evening, Sunday.
Hancock county will have q new Jail.
They neea one, a large one.-Wyandoi
Democratic Union.
Miss TilIie Selbach handled the big
organ at the Presbyterian Church very
commercially last Sunday.
Sam McMichels has put up a stove in
his building and has had mis- stand fitted
up with gas. He is now prepared for
winter.
Tom Gambee is slowly improving and
in fair way to recover. His injured
leg will probably remain somewhat
crippled.
The dance which was to have taken
place at Cages Hall last Friday evening
failed to go off for the want ofpatronage
Try again, boys.
Marvin & Co have moved their estab.
lishment to Joy House block, in the
checkered front, where their customers
will hereafter find them.
Buck" Wesley, a young man who
lives east of town, fell down the stairs Of
Filwachs building Sunday morning and
bruised himself up considerably.
McMichals has the incest stock Of
fine candies in town at his Central
Fruit and News Stand"
George Wheeler died Tuesday even
ing of consumption, after lingering i'll
ness. The funeral took place yesterday
Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock.
Billy Scouton has removed his cigar and
tobacco store from Karg's meat market
to the snug little room in the rear o.
Shalerls clothing store. on Railroad St
Miss Julia Parker has removed hel
millinery establishment from the En-
pire corner to the first room in the new
Courier building, on Sandusky street.
Messrs E L Millar and B L Thompson
have consolidated the Ada Commercial
and Literary Casket. No 1, Vol 1, of th'
new series, called the Ada Record, lie
upon our table.
Elder W P Small pastor ofthe Churcl
of God, will, next Sunday forenoon
preach on Conservation. In the evenin
his subject will be "The Throne {
Grace" All are respectfully invited.
The place to 60 to selectyour furnitul
if you are about to commence hous
keeping is at A Deitsch & Co.'S, where
large variety is always kept on han
from which you can select with vel
little trouble.
At regular meeting of Co 81 Iii
Reg't, o n G, held in their armory
Dunkirk, recently, the following Office
were elected: Capt.fS s B Lydick vi
I Diefenderfer resigned. LIST Lieut.,
W Edgar. ID Lieut., Jas S Fleming.
We are indebted TO Mr. Edwin Bou
well, of Orange township, for basket
the largest and most luscious Mammo
Pippins that we have seen this seaso
Specimens of an unknown yariety
apples jef elegant flavor were amol
them,
Charles r Huffman lost his lar
cameo ring last Saturday and suppos
it had been carried away from sink
the store where he had been washiI
He advertised for it Monday, soon af
which it was discovered on the neC
isce of a little girl who gave it up sayi
her sister had found it
We are In receipt of Number 1, V
ume /, of the Monroeville Neus, a n
seven column, folio, weekly newspap
published at Monroeville, Huron coun
Ohio. by G W Clough, formerly propl
tor of the Attica Seneca County, Obi
Journal
The reorganized Northwestern
chestra is composed of the following n
sicians: M A Richeimer, leader,
violin; William Brown, second vio
Fritz OFT, clarinet w II Scouton. B
cornet; A Richeimer, slide trombo
A Fielding, double bass; Jay Harkle
fiat cornet James Fielding, flute {
picolo; John Dennison, side drum. ]
first six named win play at the Op
House this friday evening
So McMichaels, at his Central Fl
and News Depot, has the best five c
cigar in town. Giye him call All
fine line of candies, nuts, &c, and all
daily papers kept on hand.