The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-22
The geftersouian.
Fladl.y. Ohio. Nov. 2e. 1875.
HERE AND ELSEwHERE-wISE AND
OTHERWISE.

Theater to night.
Nelson Philips killed a wild turkey
Monday morning.
Schwartz & Winders will have an i'm
mense stock of toys on hand the first o.
next week.
Fresh Jamaica oranges just received
ats j McMichaels' Central Fruit and
News Sand --r.--~
The gauge of the L E & L road is be.
ing narrowed from 4 feet 8 inches to
feet 81 inches.
Each evenings performance by the
Ada Gray troupe will conclude with a
roaring farce.
The publication of the Monroeville
Ners has been changed from Wednes
day to Saturday.
There is Joy in the house ofDavid and
the Democracy is infused with new life
Weight ten pounds.
A poor man near Vanlue has fallen
heir to an immense fortune. For par
ticulars see Vanlue letter.
We are indebted to some unknown
friend for copy of the Sunday Call,
published at East Portland, Oregon.
An infant child of the late G Robin
son, adopted by Harry Robinson, of
East FindIay, died Wednesday night
Patterson has the cheapest lot of
Paisley Shawls ever seen in Findlay.
Call early and secure bargain.
The overture by the n. w. O., at the
presentation of William Tell, Monday
evening, is said to have been very 6ue.
Bolander's peanut stand has been re-
moved from Crawford street to Main
Cross street, North of the Court House.
Ada Gray, the peer ofLucille Western
win appear this Thursday evening, in
Betrayed" supported by a powerful
company.
Ed Didway waltzed like fairy at
Bill Tells hop Tuesday morning, and
subsequently, did an Irish jig in i'm
mense style.
The color of the paper upon which
the Clyde Enterprise is printed looks as
if the establishment was suffering with
the jaundice.
The sermon of Rev Francis Davies on
@Gossipology," at the NJ E Church, Sun
day evening, was listened to by a very
large congregation.
Revs r r Sutherland, of the Presby
terian church, and C S Sprecher, of the
English Lutheran church, exchanged
pulpits Sunday evening.
JIM Cherry is now prepared tofurnish
such bargains in groceries as will aston
ish the Public Don't fail to giverhim a
call and see for yourselves.
The society for literary, moral, and
social culture, recently organized by q
number OF the young ladies and gentle
men of Findlay, will be known US the
Beauclerc Club.
Friday evening, Ada Gray, as
Camille Gautier," viii appear with
her splendid support in the great emo
tional drama, Camille, or the Fate of q
Coquette."
The Werner's and Gortons Gold Band
presented q varied and interesting pro
gramme in good style at the Opers
House, Tuesday evening, to very poor
house.
The union Thanksgiving services vii
be held in the Congregational Church a
1890 q M, Thursday, November 2sth
Rev C s Sprecher, of the English Luth
eran church, viii deliver the sermon.
II B Green is still at the top of the
heap and takes pains to supply his Gus
toners with none but the purest, freshes
an d cheapest of groceries and provisions
Call and be convinced.
DR. and Mrs A Hurd will receive in
yited friends Friday evening, at s So'clock
at their residence, No 81 West Sandusk
street, in honor of Misses Huldah 4
Hurd, Lille Cell and Jennie Caldwell
Patterson has just received another 10
of those nice Cloaks, which are so desir
able and are selling very rapidly.
Saturday evening Miss Ada Gray, SUI
ported by Chas A Watkins New Yor
Combination, will appear in the gres
New York success, "Miss Mutton
Monday evening Normal class fc
the study of the Scriptures, composed {
members from al the Sunday schools {
Findlay, was organized with the follow
ing officers wv Zeller, President; WI
McCaughy, Vice President P Kemere
Treasurer W T Platt Secretary.