The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27
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Soldiers and friends Of soldiers should read
tho advertisement OF Mr.. VIM. Mungen, Sol
diers' Claim Agent.
On Saturday last, horse that John Wal
ker was drivirg got frightened and Runaway :
In turning at uubers' corner the carriage
upset throwing the driver out. and tho horse
fell down. No damage done.
SALOON ron sALs.-Charlie Hall offers his
Hne Saloon for sale. II is centrally located.
right opposite the Court House, and is doing
a nne business. For further particulars
address CHARLIE HALL.
apr2O.tf rindlay' ohio'
RopAcK's STOMACH BiTTBRs. This very ex-
cellent medicine has become widely known
as one of the very best remedies for Dyspep
sia and other stomach diseases that has ever
been offered to-the public.-Austin, Ind, ar
gus
OLD wmrE CORsRa.-New goods at b. d.
Barney 4 Snyder's store. They have got on
a splendid stock Of goods, and offer great In
ducements to their patrons. Goods did fall
in New York and & s. took advantage oi IT
Go and see them. See advertisement.
"Tho Press, all lands shall sing:
The Press, the Press we bring
All lands TO bless;"
BY making known to the world the dement's
Of using DR.. D II. Seelye's Liquid alarrh
Remedy. Sure cure.
Goop.-Davls h Green want II understood
that they keep none but first class groceries
Buy ing for cash ,hey are enabled to get the
best goods, and sell them at roasonabl'
prices. Good coffee, tea, sugars, ETC., always
on hand. AL kinds of canned mutt Eept
on hand at all times, and everything to sup
ply the wants of families.
HEAPS OF 'EM.-Patterson & Taylor have
been pling the goods into their store the
last few days at terrible rate. They TOOK
to Nav York large sum OF money, and IN
exchange have brought back an extensive
stock Of good--all fresh and new. Call on
them and see their beautiful stock. Adyer
tsement in ano her column.
FAcr.-"Facts are stubborn things )" but
sometime one IA CT is hard TO get around.
case of this kind Is the well known fact that
Fred. Klnnnman makes beautiful pictures !;
that his work compares fayorably with tba'
OF the best city artists. Remember THESE
things, and call on Fred. TIA Is at his room
always ready to do the agreeable to his Jus
toners.
Observation-Disclosures" SAID a little fellow
four years old "if a man is a mister, amt a
woman mystery1' The greatest mystery
n the world TO us, is that any one will buy
any other saleratus but HerricS Aliens
Gold Medal. II cures dyspepsia. strengthens
weak stomaohs, saves your teeth from decay
ing, saves one half the quantity If shorten
ing, besides takes so little Of the Saleratus
to do its work. Try It, Most Merchants sell
1t. Depot liz Lib erty street New York.
A Coon ARTIST AS we before announced,
Mr.. J. II. Shell has retired from the photo
graphing business in this place. Mr. S. is a
good artist in every sense of the word, and
be has gained an enviable reputation in this
section. His work has always given the best
sati siaction to his patrons, the pictures be
ing perfectly life like and true TO nature
Mr.. Shell goes to Ottawa to open a suite o
rooms for photographing, and We recommend
him to the 0 itizens as worthy of their patron
age, and assure them that he makes good
pictures.
ExcrrrNa.-There was great excitement il
town on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tuesday, the horse tanner was in town, driv
ing an educated horse up and down Main stree
without reins. He had with him colore,
boy and two spotted dogs. Wonderful.
Tuesday, about 0 A. NJ. dog was seei
tearing down Main street closely followed b!
tin tea kettle. He was evidently frghten
cd from the way he howled. II is suppose
that some boy, wishing to see how fast a do
could run under exciting circumstances
and not having the fear Of dogs before hi
eyes, attached the kettle TO the dogs "'cauis
appendage." The dog and kettle have nc
yet been heard from.