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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-08

BUSINESS CHANGEs.-Quite a mum
ber of changes have taken place in
business matters during the past
week, or at least have been perfected
during that time. -
II. A. Brown retires from the firm
Of Thompson d Brown, leaving the
business in the hands of Mr.. Thomp
son, who will hereafter conduct IL
Mr.. Brown, we understand, intends
going to California.
A. Bushon has sold out his Hard
ware Store, below Headquarters, to
H. Kob & Co, who will manage the
thing hereafter. He has also sold
his Tin Store to John Adams, q
young man we'll known to our citi.
zens. Mr. Bushon will shortly open
Hardware Store in the room next
to Frey's Drug Store.
John Kemble has sold out his in
terest in the Empire Store, and Mr.
Clough has gone into it. Firm Lame
unknown to us.
Houpt & Dyal have disposed Of the
Boot and Shoe department OF their
business to X. 5. Baker, j. Stack
house and Geo. Click. These gen
tlemen purpose keeping a general
Finding Store and manufacture any
thing in the Boot and Shoe line.
|. Success to all the above named per-
persons.
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Guardian Sale.

IN pursuance of an order Of tho Probate
j Court I Hancock county, Ohiu, made on
tne rist day OF February, A. D., 1867, in the
case nf ). q. Robinson, guardian OF Enoch h
Haddox againsf his ward, ths urdei signed
will, on the 23d day OF March, 1897, nj !
o'clock, p. N at the door OF the Couri
House, In n H,noock county, offer at public
sale the following described real estate
situate in Hancock county. Ohio, to.wit
Commencing for tho same at apoinl IN the
cast and west half section iina dividing sec
tion No. IA in Blanchard township, ninety
two roas east Ot the southwest corner OF
the north east quarter Of said section thence
east twenty three rods. thence north to the
north line OF said section, thence ives,
twenty three rods, thence south to the plac"
of beginning, containing twenty-three acres
OF land, mare or less.
ID .TERas or sALE-0ne third cash on day the
OF sale, one third in ono and one third Ia two
years from the day OF sale, secured by mort,
gage on the premises sold; the deferred
payments TO bear interest Mt the rate OF blk
per cent, ayable annually.
'AppraIseds at 1888 75. ,
.afuittf. Guardian of knOoh Haddox "
-BuxN q BLAcxFoRD, Nt'ys. feb22noio.i
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CITIZENS GIFT FINE Co. No. q
At the election held by this company
on Saturday last, the following otli-
GERS were elected for the coming
year: r.
F'oreman-W. B. Richards.
asst Foyeman---Thos. w. Taylor.
Secreta' y--Jno. Parker. -
Treasure, jason Blaclkford.
The above elected IL en- will make
good officers, The re election of j.
b. Rothchild, rs Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department. was recon-
mended by this company, and the
same has been done by the L But
ton. We are glad to see that the
Fire Companies appreciate and set
proper value upon the services OF
Mr.. r, as their highest officer AS
Chief Engineer he has worked faith
fully to increase the efficiency of the
Department, and put it upon better
footing than it has ever been before.
The boys understand it, and will un
doubtedly extend his lease of office
for another term. , .u D.. sr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-08

FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
We learn from undisputed authority
that terrible collision occurred on
the Findiay and Carey Railroad
about ten o'clock, A. NJ, last Mon.
day, between the Passenger and
Night Express trains. But two per,
sons, Belonging to the passenger
train, escaped upinjured-a contra
band and the editor Of the Jefferso.
nian, OF Findlay. The contraband
was working his way through, and
the editor OF the JetI'ersoniau had q
free pass, and at the time of the ac-
cident, they were( according to old
custom )"walking and carrying q
rail" and thus escaped, unInjured.
The sufferers were all taken to the
swamps, near by, and kindly cared
ior.-BelLetontaine republican.
Your nundisputed authority was
correct in the main. We will give
particulars. The two trains were
going the same way, at the same rate
of speed, when by some chance, un.
explained mdunexplainaile lie by phlo
slphers, the trains came IN collision,
and as the speed was terrific, seventy
miles per hour, the-carnage was dire
several thousand were killed. We
have not learned the number; the ed
itor Of the Republican, published in
tlreastonisi,ihgiy lively town Of Belle
fontaine, by name j. z. A. Campbell
john Quincy Adams Campbell
can undoubtedly give the number
rs his "undisputad authority" has
found out by this time. The raj
that we and the "contraband' car,
ried was for two purposes: the first
to. elevate" the train on the track ID
case it should get oH-the seconC
was to send it toBellefontaine, by par
iicular request of the sensible peopl,
of that place, Tor the purpose OF giving
j, Q. A. C. an opportunity to leari
equestrianship. Has it arrived ? /
1t has didn't the people go into
spasms over the excitement it crca
ted, The contraband who accom-
panied the rail from Carey to b. sale
that he didn't know which was tn,
lion of the day-hc as rail bearer, O.
j. @ las equestrian. IL
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Up WiTu THE TINES. last
jeff. says that the bridge at Heck 5
Mill was carried away by the high
water. Very true, but it was over d
year ago. The JEFF. is bound TO give
its readers a well filed local column,
even if the news is few days old.
- -C0uTier. aH .+..... .L.r
ANOTHER BRIDGE GoSE.-We learn
that the bridge at Croningers s Mills,
six miles below town, was carried of
by the late high waters. There is
now no bridge across. the river be-
tween this place and Louisville, a
distan ce of about ten miles,-COu-
rier.i .I.l.f. .... .... .. .I..-arl ..if H|
Our news was little old, but was
true. Your news was fresh, but un-
true. Croninger's bridge has not
been swept away. ..a. ......
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A ToUeH OSE.--We had a call
from c. Daum, the advertising agent
for DIR. Pcland's Pine Tree Com
pound, and can but consider him the
toughest agent out For three NOR.
tai hours he talked and we talked, and
Notwithstanding there were two
against one, we fear he came out a
little ahead---got his advertisement
little below our asking price. We
have read Victor Hugo's account of
the Devil Fish and after mature re
aection believe that there is but a
slight choice between getting into the
clutches of that, or of this agent
He would make good General, on
paper, as lie understands marshaling
forces of the tongue to perfection
can advance, retreat, skirmish or
flank and all the time have reference
to the one matter of "How cheap can
you publish my advertisements
However he is good agent, and we
hope our newspaper friends, who
receive calls from him, will treat him
with due courtesy, as he is gentle.
nan. .r--r r.. T.T 4.
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To RETURN. S. Henderson will
return to his "drst love" on the 18th
that is he will be in his old (new)
Store Room, at that time, ready to
meet his customers. "EmpOrium
Corner" has been thoroughly reno
waited and made into splendid store
room--second to none in the coun
try. Partitions have been taken out,
rooms thrown together and general
change made. The store room prop
er, in front, is seventy SIX feet deep,
and has been furnished with splendid
counters and shelving, all beautifully
grained and vernished. The front
room communicates by an, arch th
room farther back, which is to be
used for groceries and clothing. Ii
is a very fine establishment alto
gethers i 4 A = & -
The carpenter work vas done by
John Engleman and his corps O.
workmen, and the painting and grain
ing by Wm. Oathwaite, both arr
very creditable. " ''.'''
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COUNTY INFIRMARY.-The County
Commissioners, in another column,
advertise that they will submit the
question of County Infirmary to the
people at the coming election. We
hope it will be read thoughtfully and
a liberal view taken of the matter.
We submit
lst. That an Infrmary is needed.
I'd. That no one township will be
benefited by it more than another.
Sd. That humane desire to do
the best by the poor that is possible,
which should possesse very one, de
mands that the suffering have good,
permanent home.
4th. That the actual expense of
keeping up an Intirmary, will be less
to each township than keeping its
own individual poor.
9th. That after an Infirmary is
once established, it will be more than
self sustaining.
9th. That the expense of building
it.and purchasing Alarm, will be small
item, when it is considered that the
Commissioners have on hand $4,000
to be used for that purpose.
Let no one take a cramped view
of this subject, but consider 1t in a
fair manner. r4.. rT-~
We shah have more to say in re-
gard to it hereafter.
We solicit short communications
on subject of the Infrmary, either
for or against. 1t is entitled TO an
impartial discussion. I'd,
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

Choic, Ohio Butter, esGaIc. Waite Beans
tz,6oWa75. Cheese, i7c. Esgs, loo 7e
Apples, s3dIi so per bbl. Dried Apples q 20
100. Dried Pea ihis, l3Ui5c. -Four, extra
spring, slo,250ll; winter, extra, ,ll,5Sds
1900; Rye, s5,sobj 70. VIII 1at. extra win.
ter red, s2o5; extra spring, 81 i5Os 70. Corn
e2c In ear 566o57c.S oats, SIC. Rye, 81 "a.
Barley, spring, tl0bi. Is; Fall, sl,5oGi,dj
Prime rimothy Hav, sls162o per ror. Lin
seed OIL, 81 asG6i Il. Potatoes, s2,25db2 40
per bbl. Moss Pork. ciunty, $1,000 qc2O,oo.
sugar Cured Hams, l6iA. Plain hams, l3u.
Lard, country, ll9oi2,. cidvsr Soed, ss.B
Timothy Seed, 81, 30. Flax Seed ~ ,3i6o3 30.
railow loo for county. .. ".'HI''. .i 81
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PUBLIC SALxs.--By bills printed at
this Office, we notice that the follow,
ing sales take place at the times Civ
en-:
Wednesday, March Is, 1867, John
Moorhead will sell on his premises,
100 head Of sheep, farming utensils,
&c.
Friday, March Is. Mrs. II. Metz
Ter, OF Liberty tp,, will sell 8 head
horses, Cows, farming implements
Saturday, March l8, WIN. Martin
Of Findlay tp., will sell 6 head o
horses, 10 head Of fine wool sheep
farming utensils, ETC., etc.
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I HoMEBgss BoYs.--An agent Of the
New York State Orphans Home,
brought to Findlay, last Friday,
fourteen boys, for whom he wished
to find homes among the citizens OF
the county. All Of them, we believe,
have been distributed, and the home
less are such no longer. The chill
dren, generally, appeared as though
they had been well cared for by the
institution from which they came and
were under good subsection. The
persons who took them have done
worthy deeds and deserve the graft
tude of the ones to whom they have
good homes.
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Dr. JouNsoN.-This celebrated
man, notwithstanding the morality
of his life and writings, was obliged
to call in the holy offices of divine
to soothe his dying hours 1t he
could have procured bottle of "Dr.
j. w. l'olands White Pine Com
pound the distressing disease which
terminated his career might have
been successfully bafiied, and the
religious world blessed with the
many rich fruits OH ripe old age
Sold at retail by all druggists.
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SUGAR MAKIsG,-We understand
that the farmers throughout the conn-
ty have taken advantage Of the pleas
ant weather of last week, got their
sugar trees opened and made consid'
erable sugar. The sudden change
of weather Sunday, will put q stop
to sugar making for awhile, but in
the end will ensure ., more favorable
season than it otherwise would have
been had the pleasant weather con.
tinued. Those who have notperfect
ed their arrangements for making
sugar should do SO at once as the
signs are rightl' fora good season
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CHICKEN. "local' of the State
Journal has desperate time trying
to record the chicken.stealing items.
We judge that the items recording
the loss of chickens by thieves have
averaged four a day for week
Why is it2 Is Columbus so terribly
dull that its its inhabitants cannot
find anything to do except fllch
poultry, or is it because the Legisla.
ture is in session? -r
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Re Careful.

De not expose yourselves u the chihy
At~reh winds and the shaking weather which
always heralds their approach. Keep youi
children wai mly Glad aud close from ex
posure. For bad Coughs, sudden or ohstl
nate Colds, Group, and sore Throat, use
Goes Cough Balsdm.
Ifyou have the Dyspepsia. or are troubles
with food distressing you, rising and s"urine
on your stomach, your bowels are out OF
order, you are bilious, cunstlpAted, ara
generally indIsposed, us1 Goes Dyspeps a
Cure. II Is the best medicine for stomach
and novel disorders In tile world. ..
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A AHAUL.-Somebody got a big haul

A AHAUL.-Somebody got a big haul
OF Clothing Of Hall. at Halls Cloth
ing Hall, on Main Street. He did
not steal it, but says that it was
so cheap that he felt guilty for taking
it. as he cannot see how Charlie Hall
can sell so low and yet pay rent and
keep up his stock. He does SO at
any rate, and it is the business of no
one as to how he does it, if they can
but get the goods cheap. Charlie
keeps the finest stock in town and
sells very low. ili.a ft's
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Logon SgLLIss.--The Cool Tenn,
plars, of tliis place, are at work try
ing to break up the liqnor business,
Some have been arrested and fined,
and the balance of the saloon keep
ers seem willing to comply with the
law-by putting the "huid' bottles
under the counter and selling there.
from nothing but wine,nn $ rain. wa
ter, /. benzine," etc. 90 ..A
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Guardian sale.

TN pursuance'of an order Of the Probate
Il COurt,of Hancock county, Quo. made on
the 2ist day OF February, A. D., 1867, IN the
case OF 3. q RobiDsun, guardian OF Eii Had.
dox, againAf his ward. the undersigned Will
on the 23d day OF March. A, o.. lodI, atll
o'clock y, m, at the door Of the Court House.
In Hancock county, offer at public sale the
following described real estate, situate In
Hancock county, Ohio. to-"it Commeno.
ing for the same ut point in the east and
west half section line dividing section No.
IL, In, blanchard township, sixty nine rods
east OF the south invest corner OF the north
east quarter of said section thence east
twenty. three rods, thence. north W Me north
line OF said se1ti0n, thence west twenty
three rods lhenoe Bouih to the place OF be-
ginning, containing twenty three acres Of
land, more or less. o.
TERMS or SALE--one third cash on the day
OF sale, one.third In one and ope.thi rd in two
years IRON the day Of sale, secured bv mort,
gage on the premises sold, and the deferred
paYmepts to bear interest at the rate OF six
per cent, payable annually.
Appraised at 1888 10. -
Guardian OF Eli Haddox.
DUNN a. BLAcKFORD, Attys. teb22nOA0.4 4y
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FEsrIvAL-We hope our citizens
will not forget the Good Templar's
Festival, to be held at their Hall, next
Tuesday evening. A good time may
be expected and it is hoped that the
attendance will be lai ge. The object
of the Order is one thut appeals di-
rectly to all lovers of good society
and decency, and fol that reason. il
no other, it should be literally dealt
with by our citizens.
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MAR W TED.

Feb. IL, ~ Davenport Iowa. at the rosi.
dence.ui I. W. Girutli, Esq.. by Rev. Henry
Ray hes, G. &. GOODMAN, ~ Columbus. OHIO
anu Mrs. q. II. MAINS, Of FindIay, Onto. Ne
cards.
q Mr.. & Mrs. Gndmtn go tn thoir new home
in sedaiia, Mo-, tnllowed by the kiniesifw
es Il their many friends. : Davenport GisfH'
On Thursday, Feb. 2sih. ut tho residence
of the tide's paronis, nu1r Fin"lly, by Rev
Isaac Newton, Mr.. JOHN X. WISE and Miss
SARAH j. CRADLE. YIrH j'f '
On the 6th inst. by the Rev. 8. %. Rnhl
Mr. ABRAHAM sCHRiER and Miss FL u \
SETH REDDiG, both OF Findiay.
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THE GALAXY-for March l, is en-.
larged 20 pages to make room for
the eleven concluding chapters Of the
1.-The Claverings,' by Anthony Trol.
.lope. The story is TINS finished in
this number of the Galaxy nearly
three months ahead Of its.complction
in England.
In The Galaxy for April | will
commenced the new novel by Mrs
Edwards, author of "Archie Lowell. "
1t will be entitled "Steven Law
renee, Yeoman,' and will be printed
from the authors advance MS.
The present number of The Galaxy
contains the second installment OF
waiting for. the Verdict" by Re
-becca Harding Davis. ti}
The price OF The Galaxy Is s. q
wear; SO for six montes; 80 cents q
single cory.
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GopEY.-The March number of
Godey's Lady's Book is excellent. -
The leading picture-"W atcliing the
Baby"-is very fine, to say nothing
of the fashion pictures and household
literature, with which it abounds.-
Cooley never lags but keeps ahead OF
all competition in his line. Terms
$500. a..
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l!YI;I;35I3

THAVE suffered with CATARRH tnirty
Il years; IL has destroyed nv voice and
smelling impaired my sight and hearing.-
In six weeks have been entirely cured
For humaniiy'ss sake I VIII send The recipe
.Or the simple remedy used. postage iree. TO
all afflicted. Address, Rev. I j. MEAD,
Drawer l76. Syracuse, N. Y. tebs. SIN s.N.P
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Our bully, believing friend Of the
Courier, gets much consolation from
the speech Of Col. Langworthy, de
livered at the Annual reunion of the
57th,, and using that as atext, pitches
into everything promiscuously. The
consolation that he draws from il
may satisfy him, but it is somewhat
like a child swallowing dose Of cast or
oil, in order to get lump of sugar,
placed under it as an inducement to
take il down ''iilse man. We will
give one extract, after reading which,
we would suggesta perusal of the
speech referred to:
And the fruits of the victory are
Abolition Generals and contractors
havegrown rich from the spoils Of
the war, and thieying and robbery OF
the Government. Thenegro set free.
the poor whites enslaved to labor,
that the wealthy may go untaxed ;
the fat places la possession Of dis
union Abolitionists States subject
ed to unbridled military, rule and
the Uni9n unrestOred ! &c.,, -.,
Such are the fruits of the war
But that such are its fruits is not The
fault of the private soldiers, partic
ularlylnot OF tue 57th. Va TAFT -
Glessner is a little apt to get excl
ted upon the war questionable Away
remembering that it ruined his party
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ted upon the war question--he al ways
remembering that it ruined his party.

ACCIDENT Insurance. Some weeks
since I solicited a gentlemen of our
town, who is workman irone of our
factories, take out an accident policy,
but he declined so doing, saying
"there was no DANGER" he "would
run the chances. Ina few days he
had his thumb torn off in the ma.
chinery, and has now been disabled
three'or four weeks, and will be un.
able to work for many weeks to come Q,
losing his time, and at considerable
expense without any remuneration.
He now wishes he was insured, Let
those who read this, take warning
and ut once procure sn accident pol
icy. j. NJ. HAMLIN,
Accident Insurance Agent.
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SPluNG CLoTinSG.- Persons who
wish to get splendid suit of Spring
Clothing, will do well TO call Oh
Charlie Hall and see his samples
He will go to New York soon, and
by ordering from the samples in his
possession, any one can get just what,
they want, without paying two prfits.
The styles are very fne-the best
we have seen for years. ... .I
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Please CoHsIpER.-Yeu can buy
Best Chemical Saleratus at the same
price that is charged for other brands
that are short weights and cheap
goods. Hence do not fail to always
get best Chemical. "a
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"Youth is the seed time" "Such
as you sow such shall you reap"
Parents should send their children
to a place where they are not likely
to beexposed to ous-eompanions
or bad examples, We believe it
would be to the advantage Of all de-
string athoroueh CommereiaF or Tel
egraphic education, to send to the
Union Business Institute OF Cllkins,
Griffin a. Co, located in t,e pleasant
and orderly village of Oberlin, Ohio
and Hillsdale, Mich. IA n42 4w
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

Flour, extra western, 81 75dli0, rs, extra.
10 Ound hood Ohio, sl0, ,sO1 II "a Rye, western
slO6ti3 Barley, 9.J. Oats. 57d62c. Corn,
wesLsrh, 81 ,Os. Fork, $40 81 poo Dbl. Tor
estern. Dressed Hugs, az fpr wastorn
Lard, l26ti3c. Butter, l56l2t'.
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SPRING WHEAT Davis IL Green
have ordered and will receive soon,
from Chicago, a lot of extra Spring
Wheat. They arelgetting it to fur.
nish to farmers to SOW this Spring
Farmers should make note OF
This and if they need seed wheat
call and secure it soon.
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F. r. STEWART & Bro, Fostoria,
Ohio, Wholesale and retail dealers in
Hardware, Stoves and Tin Ware,
have tull supply of desirable goods
in their line which they are selling
very low. They also keep the best
quality of Coal Oil. Country mer-
chants would do well to give Them
a call. mari If
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STERE oscoPEs "A fine assortment
of Stereoscopes and views has just
been received by c, d. Ettinger d
Co. The views embrace the public
buildings in Washington and some
of the finest scenery in this country
and Europe. This beautiful inven
tion affords a delightful pastime for
children and even grown persons and
is far more instructive than a thous-
and other things, daily sold for home
amusement. Heretofore they have
commanded very high price but the
instruments and views now offered,
will be sold SO low that they will
come within the reach of every one.
feb. 22-3w.
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ESoUGH. =. For three years the
bully editor the Courier has called
the publishers of the JtGersonian
juveniles. 1t makes us feel badly,
and we wish the venerable old gran
NY would quit. It~isn't pretty to
bore us--and it is surprising that
aman OF such mature years and ma
ture wisdom should do so.s Bro. G.
should benevolcntly nurture the ten
der plants--ourselvcs. u
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School DISTRICT No. 9.--After a
vacation of two weeks this school has
opened with aattering prospects.--
We understand that large number
Of students are In attendance. With
as able u Superintendent as Mr.. Van
Horn, a good corps of Teachers and
thorough management it cannot but
meet with the success it deserves.
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PAPERs.--The Bowling Green Ad.
vocate, recently deceased, has been
resuscitated with the cognomen OF
"The Sentinel" We wish the pub
Usher all success, even if he does
publish neutral paper.
Weekly Montgomery County Chron-
icle is the title OF new paper just
started in Dayton. The first number
is a good one, and if its publishers,
Messrs. Gardner & Reynolds, continue
in the way they have commenced,
they may rest assured of success in
their enterprise. D.