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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-20

"Roulo" of Union Center is in
formed that we cannot under our
rules, publish his communication
until be gives US his real name
How often must we tell correspon-
dents this fact, which should be fa-
miliar to everybody ? Please send
the name.
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State Fair.

State Fair. Is s..ss j. s.i ...l.....s i......x
The State Board Of Agriculture,
on Tuesday last, decided to hold the
next State Fair at TOLEDO. The vote
stoed--Toledo, six; Cleveland, two
September 2lst, 22d, 23d and oath,
are the days upon which it is to be
|hheil4O NOHdAo.
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IConfectionery.

C Confectionery. a.l .,i.. -... liz 8
Truman Woodworth, at his store,
formerly occupied by Totten Bros,
keeps the finest and cheapest stock
of confectionery Of any one in Find
Hay. Buy Of him, '''' I.. mchetf
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It is estimated that the Democrats
of New Hampshire lost $l50,000 in
buying votes and betting. Meyer
was solmuch money expended before
to so little purpose.
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ellis Hair Stuck out Like Quilts up
Onfthe Fretful pcrcupine % b.

If there is any spectacle on earth
really painful to sensitive eye il is
a frizzy, dry and stonsiled head. OF
hair. This is not only because it Is
an unfailing sign of. sloyenness and
Iill-breeding, but because it is wholly
unnecessary. ''Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative will most certainly
give beautiful and rich ,lustre to the
human hair,s since it is not only q
Restorative but g. dressing as well.
A single trial will convince the most
Iskeptieal, - e. ~ ~
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/ have twelve and two thirds acres
of coed out-lots in the corporation
limits which / will sell, or rent for a
year or term of years, suitable for
farm, or market gardening purposes,
with good Bearing orchard.
.4-at.-- I'D -., w. j. VANCE. 8
Jan. 31st, 1868. II
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Business Changes.

BUSINESS CndnSeS.
On the 1st of April, Drs. Spayth,
Ballard & Hurd will form themselves
into a life=preserNing or death-deal-
ing corps. 1t will certainly make a
powerful combination, either for good
or for evil. Each member of the
new firm bears a good reputation
professionally and otherwise.
julie P. Dennis, DR. Entrikin and
Dr. Miller, of Wayne county, have
purchased the Drug Store of NJ
Gray. The first named AL our read
ers are well acquainted with, and as
they are able to ssspeak for them
selves" it is not necessary to intro
duce them. DR.. Miller is a success
full practitioner and good business
man. The two Doctors will practice
in connection with the Drug business,
while julie will do the ''fine thing
at all times for customers.
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House and Let For Sale.

House and Let For Sale. ,.-i q"
1 will sell my house and lot, stu
ate on Corey street, at a reasonable
price. The house is one story with
five rooms, the lot is we'll stocked
with fruit trees, good we'll of water,
cistern, barn, etc. Call at D. B
Beardsley's office. .r...
...rI-.. -,,. SAMUEL FULLERTON.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-20

Why was the whale who swallow
ed Jonah like milkman2 Because
he got profit (prophet) out of the
water.
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German Hotel.

German Hotel.
George Grouse has purchased the
Schwab block, in the rear of the
Court House, and intends opening in
it German Hotel Repairs are to
be commenced on it Immediately, and
it is to be put in complete trim.
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UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue,
The LAST Cali ]
ASSISTANT ASSESSOR s OFFICE,
ID DIV. FIFTa DISTRICT,
E,,rnr y ~ = Nh h.f.h a fth N.Y. y

aSslNTANT AscEeSck = e.
2D DIV. FIFTa DISTRICT,
''--'.'' FISDLAY. o., March 9th, 1868.
IN accordance with Instructions from the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue. as COM
muuicated TO me by the o. s. Assessor of the
5th District. hereby give notice To the peo-
pie O. Hancock county, that they are re-
quested To call At the following places and
make return of
THEIR INCOME FOR 1867,
as we'll az of all SPECIAL TAXES. to which
they are liable under the Excise Laws:
WilIiamstown. Monday. March Is, 1865.
Mt. Blanchard. Tuesday and Wedues lay
March l7th and 18th.
! Vanlue, Thursday. March l9.h.
West Indepe endence, FFidac and Saturday
March 29th and 2ist.
/ Arcadia, Monday and Tuesday, March 23i
and 2iih.
+ Van Buren,, "Wednesday. March 25th.
! Mc;snmb, Thursday and Friday, March 26th
and 2Tih
| LewisvIls, saturday. March 2sih.
| Benton. Monday and Tuesday, March 30ti
and Sls'' s,ouv.r c,,,1v
/ Asst Aysessor. "a Div, 18th District. -
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i Come to; the JEFF. Office for fine
Job Printing. K We print business
cards, letter heads, circulars, bill
heads, ETC., etc, in the neatest possi-
BILE manner, sndsat city prices,
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Read the caution relative to DR.
Smiths Dictionary Of the Bible, in
another column. Geo. ID. Insley Is
the agent for the genuine.
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Fitting Up.

Fitting Up. .-..--.-...s 80.
". L. Davis Il Co. are putting on
airs. They have just put up an ex-
lpensive and tasty sign, and are now
, ,reftting their room in very con-
yenient and neat manner.
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Pure. Liberty White 81 Lead

Is thn.WHlTKsT, the AOST- -MIKABIsEs -Anu fcOhO'
mical WAITS LEAD in the MARKET
It will do more and better work, at given
cost, than any other Lead.
Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
Buy it and you will have no other.
Manufactured and patented only by
ZIEGLER e. SMITH, Philadelphia.
: For sale by RUTHRAUFF s CORY.
Dealers in Hardware, Paints, Oils, Sc,
Ffudtay. o. - rnarI3no43 .6m
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Garden Seeds.

Garden Seeds ,,.- .-..- ro,s1lsrca
b Davis & Green haye received very
large stock Of garden seeds, of the
year 1867, from Briggs, of Rochester,
and from the Shaker community
These seeds are of the best in the
market, and will be sold as low as
any other kinds. 1o.s..,:.. -sar- tes7a
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Local Business Notices.

Chalie Halls new Spring styles
are on hand and offered at low prices.
Come, ye shabby ones, be clothed al
a small expense. -.i.
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Ladies

We have received several fonts of
type, ordered expressly for the print
ing of visiting and invitation cards.
We can get them up neatly, in the
latest style and at low rates.
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no44tf.
Am oda to Furniture Ruyers.

An Ode to Furniture Buyers.
Come ladies AMI gentlemen, all draw Eear,
story I'll relate, which you all should
hear.
tits about shop on East Railroad street,
Where many pretty things your eyes may
greet. -. .-.- '-.-
There Bureaus, OF all kinds, in countless
numbers .-t
Bedstesds, Tables, and other great won.
ders; '-+ f.'..'
Stands of all kinds. are all to be got .r
At BAKER & WlSE'S Furniture Shop.
Wright's Patent Spring Bed, which is the
best ........ d. .,-s...--.
That ever man slept on, when weary, for
rest. ...-. ........ ...-..-.....
Carpet Lounges, the best in the county,
We sell cheap. for the ready cash bounty,
Chairs of all kinds from Windsor to Cane
Small and Iig Rockers Tor tle sick and lame.
Mattresses for almost any price,
Sold for cash by '-
RAKEE e. WT&E
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Better late than Never.

, betLer hale .tudu NeVefs b. .- ..t-
"Items" of McComb, feeling tina
the character of the town was jeop
ardized some time since bya'.Nix" o
Fostoria, in the statement of the lat
ter relative to the deer hunt, sent US
a lengthy and elaborate communiea
ton on the subject. The article was
lmis!aid, consequently did not appear
lin its proper time. Before it again
turned up, the gentleman of Fostoria
who could hit a deer better, with
iaspelter" than cold lead, "acknewl-
edged the corn" and it was thought
unnecessary to lacerate his feelings
further. Hence i6s non-appearance.
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BIG LICK TOWNSHIP.

The Union Republicans of Big
Lick township viii meet at the center
school house fer the purpose Of nom
mating township officers, at one
O'Clock, ON Saturday, March %, 1868.
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To Township Committees.

Hold your nominating conven
tions at once in the various town
ships, THAT you may have ample time
to prepare for a strong fight. Get
yourI tickets printed in good season
Go to work sand continue actiye IN
til after the election. Much depends
upon the result of the Spring elec
tions; they are of vital Importance Al
this time.
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Il Six Months in the White House,
BY F. B. CARPENTER,

BY r. IL. CAhPENIER,
Which we will give on the following terms
To every new subscriber paying us 81 G.
in advance, the JEFFERsoNIAs one year am
one copy OF the book.
To each subscriber in arrears whe pays VI
all dues and 50 65 in advance from Novem
Der %, 1867. the paper and one copy of book
This book should be in the hands of every
admirer of the pure character of the la
mented LINCOLN. Speaking of this work thu
New York Independent says:
This invaluable book will give better in
sight into the almost perfect character o
President Lincoln than any other which eve
has been or ever will be published. While
its author, Mr.. Carpenter, WAS in Washing
ton. painting that masterpiece OF art, 81 The
Signing of the Emancipation Proclamation,'
he was in daily intercourse with the Presi
dent. and took notes OF everything that trans
pired. He was great admfrer OF the man
and Of his raj Q. peculiar gifts. Possessing 4
remarkable tact for reproducing everything
of interest which be saw and feard. Mr.
Carpenter. after the terrible murder of the
great and good man. determined TO present
a portion of his rich treasures, thus mos
prov identially obtained, to the public. Tens
of thousands of our readers can testify as Il
the great value of these remarkable cOntri
buttons. No person can properly appreciate
Abraham Lincoln until he has carefully reaC
every line of this intensely int. esting vol
ume. The book should be in every library
and on every centre-table in the nation.
Every one wishing to take advantage oi
this splendid offer should notify US at once
either by letter [enclosing the money! OF
in person, that we may be prepared tC
furnish the books. Ge are led TO take this
means of collecting what is due us because
we need the money badly and think it the
easiest way to secure payments, besides in
SO doing we can put in the hands Of oul
subscribers an excellent work at less thar
one third Of the retail price, which is 81.
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Mite Societies.

Mite SocleIles. -.4.f ..u-is.:.tl
The Lutheran Mite Society will
meet at the Photograph Gallery o.
F. b. Zay, March 25th, 1868. Come
one, come all. ''
The Mite Society of the Congrega
tional c. Church will meet at the resi-
dence of Chadwick on West Hardin
Street, next Tuesday night. A good
time may be expected.
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seen them worse for q number of

Wheat looks very well here this
spring Peaches and Cherries have
been frozen, and all we depend ON
now for fruit are apples and pears.
Business is very dull. SAM.
TIFFIN, O., March II, 1868.
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Street Cleaning.

On Monday last, the Spring "clar-
in up under the supervision of Mar
shal Watt, commenced. The town
now presents vastly improved ap-
Ipearance. 1t is to be hoped that the
Marshal will, as soon as the weather
permits, turn his attention to the
back streets and alleys, as they are in
an awful condition. / :-
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Many Items of interest including
correspondence, etc, are crowded
out this week.
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sqasIiiaI Notitss.,..
.sErrars OF Youth.
To C0nsunlptIVes.

The Rev. Edward A Wilson, viii send Qree
Of AAerge \ eepaAw no de ire il. the preserlp
Yinn WITH the DIRECTIONS fore making andins
= ing the simstfe femedc by which he was cur
.,-ce6 eli slunE ATE cticp and that dread disease
sEanansWti iplss HIS, only Sb iectlsto beneh nj
= seh1zAfiietod and he R4pesr eve y sufferer
- will ltFsshis prescription IS ttwi'l costt N
. nothing = and q may .prore "a blessing
o-i11- Rtv: FBwA Hp "A; WILSON.
.,,uasl .ly-.- WiIlisusburg, Kings eoy N. Y.
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List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at
Findlay, O., March 90, 1868:
Cloude, J M Schuyler, Jacob
Hoof, Farmer Smith, Leroy
Meyer, VIM Smith, Mary
Meats, Elizabeth Weiss, G j -
Plotner, Hannah Weiss, Frank -9'
Smith, David Yeomard, Hannah
.It.' -'t-'' j. M. NEIBLING,
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Fine Gather.

Fine. W Gather.
For few days we have had pleas
ant : weather, : and Che prospects are
favorable. j. S. Patterson smiles in
conjunction with the. sun, as custo-
mers begin to crowd in to do Their
trading before they commence Their
Spring work. He is offering great
bargains. 4-...- 10. 1.... a.
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Farmers Procure the Best Potatoes
f,,,. Cna6

Farmers Procure the Best Potatoes
Ior Seed. TEb 80 -.t5.-s-..
Il have left for sale at Davis d
Green's Grocery Store, small quan-
tity of potatoes of the Early Sebec,
Early York, Cuzco Whites and Pink
eye Rusty Coats varieties to be sold
for seed. A great deal of pains has
been taken in experimenting to find
the hest varieties of Potatr es to raise
in this section and I find that the
above varieties are the best in ease
of cultivation, prolific bearing, perfect
fTeeness from rotting and in quality.
Farmers cannot do better than pro-
cure their seed at the above named
place. put up over 800 bushels of
Potatoes and lost in all, not over one
half a bushel and not one from rot.
Call and get your seed soon. r,a-l
.1 slf .l.- f.T:'-- 90 III. Porch.
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Ladies visiting cards printed neat
ly, on Bristol Board, at this office.
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Going. .-. ...--.----- --.
+ The walled embankment under the
walk on the North side of the covered
bridge has been badly washed out,
and the wall, as wall, is badly de-
moralized. We vote for new wire
bridge. What say the Commission
prs 2
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VAN BuREN ITEMS

We regret to say that trade and
commerce during the past week ha:
been rather a drag with us, bat pros
poets brighten as the weather seems
to improve. The, roads round and
about here, are as yet, almost impass
ible. A few more days-of sne wealth,
er may, however, 30 far improve them
as to stir up matters little in oul
town, zonI a. .5 o.. .s---a .e-. .r s..
A few weeks ago, "0bserver,"
from this place, speaking of the reyi-
val here, stated that the doors Of the
Baptist Church were closed against
the United Brethren, but omitted TO
give the reason therefor. While we
are certain that this omission was in
nocently made, we deem it duty
and justice to all interested to state
that the reasons assigned for this act
was. that the rules and regulations OF
the house were violated. We make
this statement IN all kindness to "Ob-
server" and to all concerned but
always deeming it duty to give an
impartial showlng-hence these re-
marks.
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Public Sale Bills.
We are prepared to print sale bills
at an honr'snotice. - Bring in orders.
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SUI Super sliir iiior Imitation Gold
% - : HUHrrNG. CASE WATCHES.
The -DrsIde-watch Factory"

oREIDE CA6Bs. q new disc oyefed compost
e Eftjcn, precisely like gold in appearance,
keeping its color as long as swprns
rsnd as well fnished as the best
.llEn Goldones.
ETERYBeDr NEEDS good watch, and wlsh
.es 10 gef-l at the lowest possible spESee. III
order to supply this universal want, ,'wehave
succeeded after several years experiment
ing, in perfecting this superior comPosHlon
for watch cases, in exact limitation OF goid
by which, every one may have an opportunl'
~ Of obtaining first class tlme Keepers AT
price that all can command. = - -
These Watches are made at our OWL Iac.
tory. from the best materials, Of the latest
and approved styles, are iewelleds aHd, well
finished, with a view to the best results III
n rArd ste wear and time and are equal in
appearance to the best gold ones. STheysare
manufactured expressly for the United
States. being, frst.elass time keepers, D.
tended to stand hard usage and sndden
change of temperature.
For elegance in appearance, accuracy ln
time. and durability, They have never been
eoualled by watches costing hye times as
mach. SEyeFy.oue is warranted to keep ac-
curate time, ~ :, 49, .aSS.sa1
< The movements are made of the best No a.
1fefiais, are jew effed in every part re quirTng
II. and are carefully adjusted an d regulated
under our own immediate directiop.
- We are making now only our best watches
ronfiemen' a and ladies' sizes NStsA
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TOLEDO & COLUMBUS r r.

We are very frequently asked the
question, "What news about oul
Railroad - to which we sometimes
reply that atprospects are favorable and
at other times that no further news
etc, etc. We call on the JEEF. te
give all information on the subject
for the benefit of those concerned
Who are the authorities in Findlay
that have taken an active part in the
matter Why do not the men who
have the matter in hand see that the
survey be made, or the money paid
for that purpose be refunded.
A raking sermon on Intemperance
was delivered in the Baptist Church
on last Sabbath evening by Rev. j.
Temple. Mr.. Temple certainly did
himself honor on this occasion. The
sermon was called out by the Tenn.
perance proclamation of this State
and we can safely say that the good
people of our surrounding country
were pleased with the effort.
The Good Templars are meeting
with very good success at this place
he folio wing are the officers:
w. C. It'd. Hissong, -.f
w. v. T.--Mrs. Winnie McMurray
w. p. C. IA. v. Lambert,
w. Chap.-Rev. John Temple,
W. .Sect.--Solomon Zorbaugh,
w. F. Sect.-John w. Temple,
W:"T.-C. s. Wilkinson, """9
W. MA. Mumert, -
w. Deputy.--R. F. Mcdonald,
w. 1. G.--Mrs. Lodema Dorsey,
w. o. G.-Samuel Poe, Z NJ
W. r. II. S.-Mrs. Hester Kincaid,
w. L. H. S.--Mrs. H. Gribbel.
Work on ye advocates of moral
suasion, the institution is a noble
one, and is supported by all good
people as apowerful helpmeet to the
church, in the salvation of human
souls.
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Hurry Them Up.

Hurry Them Up. Sd .aLt .5.
Persons having turs of any kind to
sell will do well to bring them in be-
fore the season entirely closes, and
prices decline. W. L. Davis il Co,
are paying the highest price in cash
for all that may be offered. -.
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For Sale: r.a..t .-..-l ...t. E..
Twill sell my residence on West
Sandusky street. ....-.
W. J. VANCE.
Jan. 3lst, 1868, rru.n! II
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4 Delicious Medicine.

u AIIOtICAONI' uk6IICIIIC. II" ----
DIR. A. Langworthy left at our Of
flee last week, bottle of pure wine
made from the native, or wild grape
Of Illinois. tsoon disappeared from
mortal sight, as two members of our
families were at the time very unwell.
They pronounced it delicious.
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Oranges and Lemons and all kinds
of fruits for sale cheap at L. L
Green .tl--g.l i-.--Hl5i<. ID.
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The. House bill in the Legislature,
for the relief of Samuel Splitter, .ex
Treasurer of this County, was PASSED
on Thursday, last week-yeas .53,
ra,x,s 0a g. s.. 10 =. as -it - +Iiit'..'t
nays ". - !s,-ai..E u =. "a q EafpL
= Pms is for the purposp Of refund
ing toMr. Splitter thel amount taken
from the safe in the Treasurer;s Of
fce nearly two years. since which
mountaineering over S2Oo--AIr.
S. paid ontof- his own pocket
If our Commissioners would let to
some good Democrat a contract to
refit the Court House in such man
ner that good vaults might be made,
there would be no such danger from
burglary IS at present. The records,
too, would be Nero safe inBfire, proof
vaults, than in the insufficient an
safes now used for the purpose.
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See the urgent call for settlement
of S. & ]. M. Huber & Co.
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Our Exchanges.


We have been rather reihiss in oul
attention to the Improvement of ouI
neighbors, from the fact that we were
so busy with our own matters tend
ing in the same direction.
The Kenton Republican, some few
weeks since, appeared in the prettiest
and most enticing manner possible.
Friend Hunt has put up a Campbell
press, and the paper now is decided
ly the fastest one printed in Ohio.
The Bowling Green Sentinel has
been enlarged, and now steps into
file with the rest of us. 1t has come
out in good shape, and takes radical
grounds. -
A new paper has been started re.
Gently In Celina, Mercer county, O.,
the Egypt of the Fifth Congressional
District, by Nessrs. Hale Il Thomp
son. How couple of Radicals ex.
pect to subsist on the profits Of such
an enterprise, is more than we car
imagine, but we naturally infer that
they are engaged in missionary SCI
vice. We hope they may succeed in
converting the heather and adding
10 their worlds goods. q ttfng
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-aa --iie s 81 is e sss ''ss'
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
A Verv Liberal Offer.

In order to increase our circulation, faci H.
tate collections of what is due us on sub
scriptioh and place in the hands of our read
ers an excellent work. we have made ar
rangemeris with the publishers FOR the book
entitled
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The roads here are almost impas.
Essble' Essnsss s'y they have no,
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Changed Front,

Changed Front. ,sys ,ss-r .ss-r..
Various internal = Improvements
have boan- -issade in the Citisens Bank
to admit the new Safe. recently re
eeived from Diebold, Bahmann & Co.,
Cincinnati. This, they claim, is the
best safe in Hancock county, weigh
ing three tons, and is aperfect marvel
Of beauty and finish. 1t has three
combination locks, one of which is
the. celebrated $4,000 magnetic lock-
which guards the entrance to" the
burglar proof chest. .is:...':>.a ~.
--l% ell ..-a-l----l H. .s.''..-!
Back i'll his Old Quarters.
S. C. Harrison, the insurance agent,
who was arrested on a charge of theft
last Fall, was returned to Yerger's s
boarding house, recently, to- await
his trial at the Spring term of Court.
He has suffered considerably from
Illness during the past Winter, the
result Of his former confinement in a
damp cell, and looks thin and hag-
gard. aa ss.7a..E ..: . .'... 10