The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-20

Don't you forget that every person
paying for the JEFFERsoSIAN will be en-
titled to copy Of that invaluable work
the Home Guide"
To our fIrmer friends we would say,
don't be putting your name to an order
for seed sower or any other implement
which tramping tradesmen have for sale
Ten chances to one the order will turn
out to be note for 500 which some
chap will want you to pay. The fellows
plying this dodge are in the field in an
adjoining county. Take our advice and
it may save you many dollars.
LOOK LOOK AT Patterson's new silk
handkerchiefs for holiday presents.
The Trustees of Perrysburg Twp. have
been in consultation with the Council of
Perrysburg, with reference to establish
ing stone yard whereby tramps may
earn an honest living. A brief law
passed by the Legislature of New Hamp
shire last winter fixed the gentry in that
State. In substance it is this: "Any
tramp who begs is arrested; if he is not
8 native of the State he is sent to State
prison for three years; if a resident of
the State he is sent to the town where
he belongs a reward of $50 is given for
the arrest and conviction of tramp"
Some measures might be taken here to
utilize the tramp to good advantage
The streets are in bad condition, but
if the members of the fraternity were ar
rested for begging, vagrancy, &c. and put
10 work upon the streets breaking stone
and the like, they could be put in good
by spring with but little cost
to the borough, and besides it would be
q great benefit to the community in rid
ding it of tramps.
In the church of God Bethel of this
city next Sabbath morning and evening
he pastor Elder w P Small will dis
course on the subject of revivals.
The baker, Mr. Lamb prepares the
incest kind of buns" Just the thing
for good meal Try them.
Fancy articles of all kinds on Patter-
sons Five Cent Counter. ..
A select quadrille party will be given
at Wheelers Hall, Tuesday evening De
cember S1st Music by the Northwes
ern Orchestra. Refreshments at c B
Halls.
The salutatory of C G Barnd as editor
and proprietor of the Reporter appeared
in last weeks issue of that paper. ] K
Barnd, its former editor and proprietor
going to Kansas, as tilIer
of the soil.
DR. T F Woodwork was thrown from
bis sulky, at Benton. one day last week,
and received black eye and other slight
bruises. -
NorIcE-Patterson's holiday goods be
fore buying elsewhere.
Go to Ebling's to select nice overcoat
from that lot of five bundled that is GO
ing off like hot cakes at unheard of
prices. He is not selling off bankrupt
stock and is permanently located here.
He is not here to day and away to NOR
row or as soonsas a worthless stock is
disposed Of He sells first class goods
that will not rip, cheaper than any 80
called bankrupt stock can be sold, and
warrants them. -Ifa purchaser is not
satisfied with goods after having pur-
chased, satisfaction will be guaranteed
him, or the money will be refunded.
A knock down or two resulting in a
couple of bloody heads occurred Satur-
day night. No arrests.
Miss Mary Horn slipped on the icy
sidewalk west of the Park, Monday, and
broke her right wrist
The first sleiehlng of the season was
taken advantage of by a few Tuesday
afternoon. Sleds and sleighs have been
out every day since, but is rather rough
running on such light snow, off of Main
street.
Ms communication TOO late for this
week.
Toys, Candies, Nuts, Fruits and every
thing good at Charlie Halls. Don't for
get to come and lay in your stock.
Ladies Ready Made Sacques and
another invoice of Shawls just received
at Elmes & Swalley's.
Pupils of the A Grammar Department
of the Union Schools assisted by outside
talent will give an entertainment at The
Opera House Christmas night. A gooc
programme has been arranged conclud-
ing with the laughable farce Of "Jumbt
Jum' enacted by the leading amatue,
comedians of the city. The proceeds o
the exhibition win go towards cancelin,
a debt contracted by the school in pur.
chasing an organ some time ago.
1 so gallons select oysters; 200 cans soil,
oysters, and 80 dozen choice celery 70
Christmas at Charlie Halls
The n E Sunday School will give a
: entertainment in the church on Christ
mas Eve. Admissiou 10 cents