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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-09-18

The undisputed superiority of the
medicinal virtues of Roback's Blood
Pills, Stomach Bitters and Blood
Purifier over all other remedies pre-
pared to relieve suffering humanity,
is shown in many ways. but especial
ly is it evinced in this important
fact: That responsible druggists and
merchants all over the country take
active interest inintroducing them 10
their best customers and friends.
while at the same time, it is quite rs
much TO their pecuniary interests to
recommend other medicines The
reason for this is obvious. They are
in positions to see the pre- eminent
efficacy of the pills in cases OF Liver
Complaint and all distinctions OF
the bowels, and, in fact, in all cases
where . cathartic medicine can be
employed. While the Bitters, by
their gentle tonic, stinulant and lax
ative properties, and as 8 safe and
certain remedy in Dyspepsia, have
won the admiration OF every one who
has given them g trial, and the Blood
Purifier is acknowledged 70 be one
of the best remedies to search out
disease, cure. Serofuia, Old Sores,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases and to
purify the blood extant hence the
people mustnaturaily give their voice
in favor of remedies which effect so
much real good in The world. Frey
q Ettinger, sole agents Findlay o.
nol5w4
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" SINK OR SWIM ="
gU2VIVE OR BUST

Old White Corner will buy an
sell al goods for cash only, on an
after Sept. 1st 1868. This will be n
fictitious affair, but every man
woman and child, will be treate'
alike by this system.
Our reasons for this plan are:
ist. We cannot buy for cash un
less we sell for cash.
2nd. We cannot buy goods cheal
on credit.
81. We cannot sell cheap and buy
dear.
4th. Losses occur in all credi
business be it ever so well guarded.
9th. Larger profits are made
from prompt paying, credit and casl
customers under the credit system tC
cover collections and losses from
men who never pay than would ac
crue under the cash system.
INANUT SHELL.
Who pays for the tardy man and
the man who never pays?
The prompt credit and cash Gus
toners.
We have deliberately conclud
cd TO place our goods before the Gus.
toners at the lowest possible price
exclusively for cash, as long as VIC
nerchandizc in Findluy.
n. B. all accounts win be closed
sept. lst., 1868, and prompt settle
ment is requested.
BARNEr, SrrDzs S Co.
no15w4.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1868.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
CAMPAIGN OF 1868.
Meetings in County.

We are requested by the Uniol
Republican, Committee to announce tn
following meetings. Let the Repub
licans of each locality take measures
to secure q good attendance:
ARCADIA, Saturday afternoon
September &c.
BENTON, Saturday afternoon
September 90.
HARPSTER'S SCHOOL HOUSE
(South of Prairie,) } Biglick township
Monday evening, September 81.
BOYLE'S SCHOOL HOUSE, il
Liberty township, Saturday evening
September 26.
PICKENSS SCHOOL HOUSE
Pleasant tp., Saturday evening, Sep
tember 10.
MOBILES SCHOOL. HOUSE,
Pleasant tp., Saturday evening, Sep
tember 10.
MESSMORE'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
Amanda tp-, Wednesday, evening,
September %.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Madison tp.,
Thursday evening, September "a.
BLACKS SCHOOL HOUSE, Or
ange tp., Friday evening, Septem-
ber 25.-
McCOMB, Friday evening, Sep
tember Is.
Nit. BLANCHARD, Saturday eve
ming, September 10.
The Committee will see that good
speakers are provided.
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Runaway.

Runaway.
A team belonging to Messinger, rar
away with Prosecuting Attorney An
derson, on Tuesday afternoon last.
The horses - and dricer-wert
frightened by a team belonging to g
man from the country, which ran away
and passed Anderson just as he drove
from the livery stable His team
commenced prancing a little. and he
jumped out and ''let them slide.''-
They ran to the old warehouse, and
one of them broke his leg. The un-
fortunate horse was shot, and some
hundred or hundred and fifty dollars
lost by somebody.
The question arises, who has to
pay the money? If it falls to the lot
of Anderson, will the County Com
assume it, and charge it up
to the dear people? They ought to
DO it, for Anderson, when the acci-
dent happened, was on his way to the
country to make speech in favor of
keeping the economical Democracy
in power in the county. Anderson
cannot afford to work for nothing, and
pay for accidents.
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To Our Former Patrons.

We wish our old patrons who OWE
us on subscription to the HANcocE
JEFFERsoNrAN to bear in mind thai
we have sold the office, and desire tC
collect all that is due US. We receive
al dues on subscription to September
4th, 1868, inclusive ? VIII not oul
friends bear in mind this request
and pay promptly. Please let us
see you personally, or hear from you
by letter, always remembering the
greenbacks.
With many thanks for kindly pat
ronage, and requesting that it may
be continued to our successors. We
remain, Truly yours,
LocKEs & BLYMYER.
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Notice.

~ GORGE III. HIGH AND ANDREW HIGH
" Of the state of Wisconsin, Louisa Ager.
man and Christopher Agerman, of the state OF
Missouri; John High, of the state of Penn
sylyania, and Joseph high, whose residence
is unknown Viii take notice that Mary High
an infant who suos by her guardian. Nancy
High, did, on the 9TH (seventh) day of Sep
tornber, 1863, file her petition in the Court Of
Goa nl0a Pleas, of Hancock county, Ohio.
sc;tinst you, and other defendants, setting
'oI th that on the lst of October, ls49, Fred
cVick High contracted to sell. and did sell, to
Daniel High, the south half of the south east
quarter OF section 10, township 9, N. R., 8
east. and tue sOuta-west quarter Of section
IG-tOTnship and range aioTesaid-in all about
ie0 acres of land in Hancock county, Ohio,
upon tie terms and Consideration set up in
petition. That Daniel High took possession
Of said lands, under said contract, and he, un-
III his death, and plaintiff since, have fully
performed said contract; that Frederick High
- now deceased, and that you are his heirs.
Plaintiff asks FOR an order that you be re.
quireu 10 convey 10 her the said south half
OF the southeast quarter, and that certain
surplus from The sale Of the remainder Of
said premises be decreed to her and others
seliei and you are hereby required to ap-
pear and answer said petition, on or before
tho third Saturday after the Esd day OF
Uc,ohcT next.
Sept. 10, 1868. MARY HIGH,
Whitley, Blackford g. Harsh her Attorneys.
...-- nolSw6
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Ditch Notice,

TOHN FAIRCHILD. BLANCHARD TOWN
- shin. putrnan county viii take notice that
Inc trustees Of blanchard township, Hanco ck
county, will meet AT the house of Jacob
Bigh on SATURDAY. Sept, 10th, at 10 O'Clock
4. Ri. for the purpose of locating ditch on
the following route, 10 wit: Comm encing on
ssss dine OF SAID township of Blanchard, where
F!sEel Run cross,s the same, thence across
the east half OF he southwest quarter of
section 81. being the land of NJ. Fishel
thence across the lands Of j. Bish, being the
north-half Of the west-hsn of the south west
quarter of said section 81, and also the
hUrth-hali OF the west-half Of the northwest
quartor of said section 81 ; thence across the
north cast corner OF the south half of the
north east quarter Of section 80. belonging
10 Thomas COisalan thence through the
lanos belonging to the heirs of Squire Smith;
DciIE the east half OF The north half OF the
north cast Quart er OF said section 80; thence
across -the7 south part the south east
quarter OF section %. belonging TO Stephen
SIaltl thence across the south west quarter
oi secsi0n Is, belonging 10 III E.. Hopkins, and
era ;sirg the county road east Cd tho quarter
post ,bot&een 6ectlJns2 2S and 29;thence acroes
Ia south t.eSt eerner OF the west half Of the
nerth f.sSt quarter os section 70; thence
1cIOss e-east half or tho moth esst qEar
tor "a section -, lelorging to George Down
8nSi thence ln;, westerly course through tue
Hog IL part o. section 20, belonging "a Viii
Ham AClitt; thence west. through the north
part oi section 80; ::aarsugh the lands os John
}, Hcf.tt, Pinneas hapas and John Fair
child, ana terminating at the county line.
;. MICHAEL FlSAEL,
nolsw3. and other Petitioners.
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The State Fair.

The State Fair.
Our readers will not need to be re-
minded that the State Fair commen-
ces next Monday at Toledo. Tick
cts may be procured at the Depot o.
the L. E. & L. r. R., for the round
trip, at half fare. Our people viii
thus be enabled to leave here st six
A. NJ, and return at eight O'Clock
in the evening of the-same day, with
seven hours to spend at the Fair
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q Small BY Degrees" &c.

At the time we go to press 6 P
Nj. the "grand mass meetipg'' o.
the Democracy is not visible to any
great extent. In fact it Smacks de-
cidedly of failure The crowd is
small and the enthusiasm less if we
except the small amount of the lat
ter. In bottles, in the hands of few
OF the faithful. We reluctantly come
to the conclusion that our Demo
cratic friends in the country have
heard from Maine, and concluded
that the matter had better 60 by de-
fault.
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An Ordinance to amend the first sec
tioH of an Ordinance passed May
II, A. D. 1860, entitled San Or
dinanee to provide for the better
observance of the Sabbath day."

Be it ordained by the Council OF the Incor-
porated Village of Findlay; that the nrst Sec
jion of an ordinance passed May II, 1865, en-
Titled IAN Ordinance 10 provide for the bet
fer Observancs of the Sabbath day." be so
amended as to read as follows, viz: Be it
ordained by the Council Of the Incorporated
Village of Findlay; that ii shall be unlawful
for the proprietor or keeper OF any grocery,
restaurant, saloon, barroom, confectionery,
hotel, tavern or any other establishments
whatever, within the corporate limits OF
said Village. to keep the same open on the
first DAY OF the week, commonly called Sun
day for the purpose OF selling, barterIng, or
in any manner disposing OF either by retail
or Wholesale, wine, cider, ale, beer, porter,
or any spirituous or matt, or orintoxicating
liquors of any kind Whatsoever, soda water
lemonade, confectionery or pastry OF any
kind whatsoever; snc n shall be unlawful Tor
any saeh person or persons, of any other
person Whornsoever TO sell, barter or in any
way dispose OF or cause to be sold, bartered
O.. in any way disposed of on said day any
wine, cider, ale beer, porter or any spiritu-
Gus, malt. or Intoxicating liquors OF any kind
whatsoever. or sodG-water sor lemonade.
within the corporate limits of said village OF
Findlay; provided, that nothing herein con-
tained shall prevent those regularly engaged
IN the business OF Druggists from selling on
said day, wire or spirituous liquors To Phys
icisns or to others upon certificate of =
Phvs;cian for medicinal purposes only.
THAT said first section so as afores aid,
amended is hereby repealed.
Passed August 18th, 1865.
4 "''' JAS. A. BOPE, Mayor.
JoHH C. MAKris, Record f
nol5w4.
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The Pacing Race.

The Pacing Race.
The race between the pacing horses
of L. j. Turley, of this place, and F
Worlow, of Carey, took place on the
Findlay Trotting Park track on
Wednesday last. The race was for
500 side, mile heats, two best in
three. Worlow's horse took the two
first heats, and won the race, seeming
ly with case. 1t is but justice to the
Turley horse to say that he didn't do
near as well as he was capable of, or
as well as he has done before.
After the pacing race was over, a
purse was raised for quarter of a
mile running match, open for all hor-
ses present. Some six or eight were
entered. The race and purse was
won by the 'Kissel colt"
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DISTRICT
COURT.

PRUOEEDlNUO Of IdE UlOlh1Ol
COURT.
Court met on the ninth of Sept.
1868. Present Hons. John WEIGH
one of the Supreme Judges, and
Chester r. Mott, J. S. Conkle and
James Pillars, Judges of the Court OF
Common Pleas.
Upon the motion of Gen. M. B.
Walker, committee was appointed
to examine Theodore Mungen, 1. n.
Everett and John o. Walker, candi-
dates for admission to the bar, who
passing q satisfactory examination,
were admitted to the practice Of law
in this State.
The various cases were disposed
of as follows:
B. B. Barney vs. John S. Hender.
son. Mrs. Elizabeth Barney was
made party defendant, who appear.
ed and fled her answer. Continued
until next term.
Henry Heistand rs. Abraham Heis.
tand ct. al. Appeal. Action to quiet tt
tie. Judgment against plaintiff fol
1868 33.
Emanuel Phifer US. John Cox.
Error. Reserved for decision in Su.
preme Court.
Martha Hambleton as. Aaron Baker
Settled.
Martha Hambleton Us. A. W.
Strother. Settled.
Hanks p. Gage Us. The FIRST Ma
tional Bank of Findlay, and E. P.
Jones. In partition. Partition order
ed. Defendants excepted.
William Castor as. Chester Cox ct.
ak. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Baker, May & Co. Us. James p
Kerr. Error Judgment reversed.
Thomas Taylor vs. Incorporated
Village of Findlay. In error. Judg-
ment affirmed.
d. w. Cass as. Everett Messing
er ct. al. In error. Judgment revers-
ed.
Robert W. McVay Us. George F.
Orwick. In error. Judgment reYers-
ed. --s
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-09-18

FREY & ErrNGEE's is also the
place to buy Pure Fresh Drugs a,
either Wholesale or Retail. Their
stock was never before so complete
as now, and their facilities are such
sllat they are able to offer first-class
goods Of every description in their
line at the very lowest market price,
and in no instance will they allow
themselves to be undersold.
no1T FREY & ETTINGER.
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save Your Wives.

save Your Wives.
Farmers purchase expensive NOW
ing Machines. hay forks, horse rakes,
wheat drills DC, DC. mechanics use
every known kind OF modern labor
saving machinery, but nearly az neg
lect to tighten the labor5 Of fheir
wives and daughters. This should
not be. AS much attention should
be paid to easing the burdens and
preserving the health of the sweaker
sex" as we show ourselves. Then
our homes would be happier, the girls
grow up more intelligent, and society
would be greatly benefited.
Go to the Office of d. II. Pngh, in
Williams hardware store, and exam
inc his stock of Wheeler & Wilson
machines, which he is selling at most
reasonable rates.
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Ladies, Lock at This.

At the Peoples, Corner is to bC
found decidedly the neatcst stock oI
ladies' dress goods, hosiery, gloves
lsces, ribbons and anything else
necessary for your comfort or i'm.
provemcnt Of personal appearance.
For everybody else, Patterson has
goods of every description, but the
approaching cold weather makes II
necessary to call particular attention
to his fine stock Of blankets.
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Mite Societies.
The Congregational Mite Society
will meet in the parlors of the Amer
ican House. Tuesday evening Sept
!. 22nd.
The Lutheran Mite Society will
meet at the residence of DR.. Osterlin,
on the 23d inst.
The Methodist Mite Society viii
meet at the residence of Gen. Walker:
Wednesday evening, Sept. 23d.
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L. L. O.

Members of the Ladies' Literary
Organization are hereby notified
that there will be meeting of that
body on Monday evening, Sept.
2lst, at the residence of Miss Redick.
An election of officers for the new
term will be held, and full attend
ance is desired.
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Every back is fitted for It's burden,
yet many think their burden toe
heavy. Particularly is this the case
with those troubled with disease,
.Humors Of the blood are cured al.
most instantly by DR.. J. ". Po-
lands Humor Doctor. Sold by w.
L. Miller & Co.
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3 O O K s.!

FREY d ETTINGER's is Headguar
ters for School and Miscellaneous
Books, College Text Books, Writing
Paper, States. School Ink, and ali
kinds of Stationery required by
Students, which they are selling
CHEAPER than any house in North
Western Ohio.
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Legal Notice.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS, OF HANCOCK COGN-
TY. OHIO-PErITIoN.


Eliza Jennings vs.. Vim. G. Hurley. of Co.
lumbia county, Pa; Ann Webb and her hus-
band, Isaac Webb, William T. Jennings,
William Jennings, William c. Jennings, Eliza
Ann George and her husband, William
George. OF Columoiana county, o.; Mary Ann
Altman and her husband, James Altman, Of
Marshall county, Iowa; ssry J. Gould and
Jennings, OF Henry county, Illinois; Abagaii
ID. Byers and her husband, Joseph Byers.
Hannah F. Jennings, Joseph B. Jennings,
Mercy z. Jennings. OF the state of Indiana:
Simeon Smith, Rebecea ]. Barger and her
husband. John Barger, Eliza McRamsby and
her husband, Msxwell McRamsby. Reth
smith, James Smith. solomon smith, Jen-
Inings Smith, Mary Ann Davis and her bus
iband, Albert G. Davis, Sarah Singleton and
| her husband. Jefferson Singleton, Mary Ann
Baker and her husband, Thomas Baker,
Margaret J. Taylor, George w. Taylor. An
irew j. Taylor, William A. Taylor, OF the
State OF Oregon; Roxaline Callahan and her
husband, Del0rma Callahan Of Mahoning
county, Ohio; Levi johnson. Oliver Johnson,
Simeon johnson, Jesse Johnson, Of Will
.iams county, Ohio; Levi Jennings, Isaac
Jennings, John Il. Jennings of Cuyahoga
county. Ohio; Rebecca A. Ellis and her hus,
band. Theodors Ellis, Martha Smather and
her husband, John W. Smather, Eliza ".
daines and her husband, John A. Haines, OF
the State of Indiana: all devisees under the
ast will and testament of Simeon Jennings
deceased.
The above ngmed defendants will take no.
tjce that the above named Eliza Jennings
has this day fled her petition against them
IN said Court, demanding partition of, and an
assignment of dover to her In the following
described tracts of land, to.wit:
Situate in the County or Hancock,
state of Ohio, Being the southeast quarter
of section Z, township 2, south range east.
Also the northeast quarter OF the soutn-
vest quarter of section 7, township =, soutn
range 9 east being more or less
And that at the next term OF SAID O'urI
said petitioner will apply for an order for
the partition of said lands and for the assign
ment of dover therein, and for genera. re-
/ lief
| ELIZA JENNINGS.
By F. G.. sERvIs q. G. LzsLIs her Au'ys.
August lath, 1865. sug3lnl4w6.
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Henderson & Connell

Occupy two columns of our paper
this week, and leave US just room to
say that men who understand ad-
vertising SO well, know just IS well
how 10 sell a good ARTICLE at the
smallest imaginable profit,
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Local Business Notices.
Closing Out.

Closing Out.
AS we have disposed Of the JEFFER
soNIAN, we wish all who are in our
debt for subscription, job work, or
advertising, to call 1T once and set
tie. All persons having accounts
against the Office, viii please present
their bills soon.
In~rrr & D. ,-,r--,-r
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

They Keep an open list, and senato,
Books, By Express, as they are ,canted.
Books furnished in tbs 'cay come at
less rate than IT they were Kept on
hand in stock. Books arrive three
days after the order is giuen K
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-09-18

No fears need be cntertai.ed as to
the results, il, you use tlc White
Pine Compound for your Cough,
Weak Lungs, Or Kidney troubles. Il
is certain cure almost every case.
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Crowded.

UTUMUtU.
An apology is due our patrons for
the lack of variety in our paper this
week. A press of advertising and
iob-work is all the excuse we have to
offer. AS soon rs we can, we pro-
pose to remedy the matter. Until
then, we hope our readers will bear
with patience the lack of reading
matter.
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Temperance Picnic.

Temperance Picnic. sa'< -.--e
We learn that there is to be grand
temperance picnic on the NJ. E,
camp ground, near Benton, on Satur
day Sept. 26th. MIR. Collins, of
Mass, and the Buckeye Broadax''
will be present and address the meet
ing. We understand that a general
invitation is extended to the friends
of the cause.
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Welcome.

W6lc0luc.
We welcome our friend "Traddles'
to the columns of the JEFFERsoHIAN
this week-not seTraddles'' of the Far
mer's Chronicle, friend BusbeY, but
our "Traddles." We shall be glad
to hear from him often, and we think
we may rely on him to see to the in
terests of our, paper in Tiffin. Will
he do so?
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A Mistake.

In our article last week in regard
to the grounds purchased for FAN
purposes, a slight mistake occurred,
which we desire to correct. Instead
of purchasing six acres, our Board
of Agriculture have bought twenty
acres, six of which are woodland.
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Preserve Your Health.

Dir. Hall says that we "should keel
the head cool and the feet warm.'-
Wear as poor hat as you please, but
get good boots and shoes. J. M
Neibling & Co. can furnish them il
the best style, and a well made, dura
bic article. A full stock on hand fol
those who are in immediate need.
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Gen. Walkers Address.
We devote considerable space in
this weeks issue to the speech OF
Gen. Walker, which we feel assured
will be read with care by our readers
as it is an able presentation of the
issues at stake in the present can
Yass.
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For Sale.

For Sale. y
Henry Shulcr offers his house and
lot on West Crawford street for sale
If not sold before Saturday, the 26Jh
inst, it will on that day be offered at
public auction. The property is 2
good one. and IS he is bound TO leave,
he will sell at bargain. Call. and
see him. 2tw.-
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ENTERPRISE.

Enterprise.
j. S. Patterson, of the Peoples
Corner, takes up SO much of our
room this week, that we cannot
notice him as he deserves. The peo-
pie will though, and that will do him
moro Oo0d
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Mass Meeting.
The Union Central Committee OF
this county are making arrangements
for a Mass Meeting in this place on
Wednesday, October eth. Thenames
of good speakers will be announced
in due time.
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MEN OF ALL PARTIES, remember
that the "flghting pars9n' speaks in
Findlay tomorrow.
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Do You Feel It +?

Do You Fec! t ?
The frost of last Wednesday night
is warning that winter is fast ap-
preaching. Get your stoves put in
their places, and be sure you get
good ones. To "make assurance
doubly sure'' go to Davidson 3
Martins and select from their splen-
did stock. Some new styles may be
found at their store.
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Fresh Oysters.
Go to Davis & Green's for nice
fresh Oysters, received direct from
Baltimore this day.
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REPUBLICANS, turn out in your
might, tomorrow, and hear the elo-
quent Moody.