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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

FESTIVAL WEEK.--This has been
emphatically festival week, there
having been no less than four that
we have heard of up to the hour of
going to press. The Baptist Society
on Tuesday Evening, at Overman's
Hall, the Universities at their hall
ON Wednesday evening, the Presby-
terians In the afternoon ut the resi-
dence of Mr.. Nye and the Catholics
ON Thursday evening. All were well
attended and passed off pleasantly,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

Co.'s DYSPEPSIA cUHE Is an nm
falling cure for Dyspepsia. Indigcs-
ton. Sick-H Headache and all dessases
arising from a disordered stomach.
Testimonials from all directions give
convincing proof Of its great merit.
Try II and zee how quickly It VIII
drive away any specics Of Dyspepsia,
dispel your bad feelings and gloomy
forebodings, and make well man or
woman of you.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

THE FoURTH.-Arrangements are
being made for q celebration of the
Fourth Of July in all parts Of the
State. From present indications we
conclude that Cedar Falls will hold
over this year without an old time
celebration. 1t is probably owing to
the fact that the Democratic Conven-
ton meets this year on that day i'm
New York, and IL on that account
we think 1t quite sensible that our
citizens have concluded to keep quiet.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

neA-25 Boxes Oranges and Lemons
just received at CHAsE's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26


LISTEN! HEART HEAR'-Wm.
ireland & Co. have made startling
deductions in prices, and whoever Ii
anxious for bargains should can in
due time. Our Indies have patron
lied them most literally this week,
but there are still plenty. of goods to
be disposed of, which, II possible, is
to be closed out i'm course of a week or
ten dnys. Our friends In the coun-
try should not forget to call OH VIM.
Ireland & Go. and examine and price
their cloths rs well as dry goods.
Now Is the time to get your bargains.
Staple goods as well as dress goods,
far below Eastern Cost. TO small
country dealers additional advantages
offered fbr the aforesaid time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26
MARnIAaE ,L,i,I ~

Young's Great Physiological Work, OF every one
his own doctor Being . Private Instructor for
Married pcfs0ns or those about to marry. both
male and female, In everything concerning the
production or prevention OF offspring, Including
az the nov discoveries never before given In the
Engibh language, By VIZ Yocxo, NJ D. This i
really valuable and interesting work. Il h writ
ten 70 plain language for the general readsr, and IL
Illustrated with upwards Of one HUNDRED engray-
ings. Allyoune married people or those contcm-
plating marriage, and having the least impede
ment to married .life. should reel this hook. Il
discloses secrets that every one should be acaafn
ted with. SiiIi II II book that must he locked
up and not lie about the house. II win he sent 10
any one on receipt Of Fifty cents. Addrrss DIR.
VIZ. YOUNG, No. 4i6 spruce st. Philadelphia,
Penn. aAvr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

presisieaf-Dr. John Kerr.
Yire President Sheldon Fox.
Tredsurer--G. h. Van Saun.
Secrttdry--H G. Hemenway.
I,irertors-Dr. +. A. Bryant, ID. G. Overman
A. a. Thompson.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

D~ A good Piano for sale cheap.
Inquire Of ,. B. Abbott. Off
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

Co.'s CouGH BAisAM is the cheap
est and best. 1t is q safe and speedy
cure for Cough, Colds, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough and NIL diseases of the
throat and lungs. In addition to the
ordinary 4 OF. size so long and favorn-
bly, known MAMMOTH FAMILY bot
Ties are now offered to the public,
givi,s- q much larger quantity of
Cough MEDICINE .,lan has ever been
offered In this couns..y for Sl,QO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

WEEDs.-We are glad 10 see that a
number Of our citizens have taken
the trouble and expended the neccs-
sary labor to NOW down the weeds In
front of their lots. III others will fol-
low suit, 1t will add much to the
looks Of our city and be great ac-
commodation to ladies who are LA
BILE to have their dresses soiled every
time they go out walking when the
weeds are mt all damp.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

RAILROAD ExCU RsIoN. We learn
from the Dubuque Herald. that an
excursion train IL to be run by the
Eldora Railroad Company. from FL
dora, Steamboat Rock and Ackley to
Nashua, on the 4th OF July. The
train will LEAVE Steamboat Rock ut
: o'clock in the morning and return
at 8 O'Clock In the evening. Tickets
for the round trip will DO one dollar.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

peA- A large variety Of Wall Paper
in connection with the furniture bu-
siness, on hand and for sale at Mar
Tin White & Co.
DGr 100 pairs Mems A(Occasin Shoes,
Just Received at
1o-o ~ TRowRRIncE,s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-26

DISTRIC r COURT.
,y,tsige Hon James Burt.
'Dtd Atry-M NJ, Trumbuu. s5a9 E 81
) 1!SAeriftA-W. Y. Rrewn. ht8sg tFe
/. C2erk-G. A. Eberhart. ssF E.,54t,
/ Next Session Monday, September 2ist, 1868,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-12-11
Good News if True.

A correspondent of the 7iffn Tri5
une says that "work on tie Lake Erie
d Louisville Railroad will be com.
menced in the Spring, and that the
directors are determined to extend
the road from Findlay to Lima next
year. This long looked for event
viii be hailed with satisfaction by the
people generally along the route
The grading is all done, and the com.
pletion of the road can be pushed
forward speedily
This news, if true, is glorious; as
nothing better can happen for the
interests of our town than the compile
tion OF this road. We hope our peo-
pie will come to the rescue, and do
their full share in pushing this much
needed road to an early completion.
This outlet, south and west,is all that
is needed to give fresh impetus to
our already prosperous place. Push
on the work.
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Closing Out at Cost.
will close out my entire stock o.
goods for cash or produce, at cost.
A. WAGNER, Benton. o.
poOTuA
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PaoGREss.-Columbus sailed to the
American coast in q four hundred ton
ship, and FIRST lauded upon the island
of St. Domingo. Last week vessel
from St. Domingo. unloaded in Now
York over four hundred tons of ST.
CroiY Rum for p. H. Drake Il Co.,
Of that city. This is but few weeks
supply fthis article, which these gen
tleman use In the manufacture OF the
celebrated PLANTATION BITTHRs. We
are informed by an exchange that
M.ssrs. DRAKE &c Co have not adser-
tised a dollar for year, but that the
salas of this article continue at the for
msr enormous figure. In 1864, the
rsoeipts ofthe Plantation Bitters were
equal to those of the New York & New
Haven Railroad. .-.
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SheriR'S Sale.

In pursuance of an Order of Sale issued
from the Clerks ofice of ihe Court of Com
mon Pleas, Of Hancock County, Ohio, on the
LIST day OF November, 4. d. 1868. and to me
directed in the hereinafter named case,
will expose 10 Public Sale, at the door of the
CoIrt House, in the town of Findlay, Ohio,
on Saturday, The 2nd day of January A. D.
1863. at one o clock in the afternOon OF Gald
day, the following Real Estate, situated IN
the County OF Hancock. and Stale OF Ohio
and bounded and descr, bed rs fOllOws.to wit
Lot No one ~ in Shoe makers addition TO
the Village Of Mi. Blanchard, to be sold ac'
cording to law.
Terms OF s .le-Cash,
Appraised at $50.
Taken AS the property OF Samuel p HUFF,
tt. al. Defe ndant, 10 satisfy an execution IN
favor OF Ger.andne j. Bell, by her mex
friend, Il. q Plckets, Plaintiff.
ABRAHAM GERGER,
+ Coroner, Acting Sherif Of Hancock Co.
She=ia U1li5e, Findiay, o.. DE C. 2, 1868.
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LocKEs & BLYMYER.
Hancock County Teachers rs

Hancock County Teachers nsti
tute.
The Teachers and friends of Edu
cation of this and surrounding coun
ties, will please take notice that a
Teachers Institute will be held in the
High School Building, east end Of
Sandusky street, Findlay Ohio, CON-
mencing Dec. 2sth, 1868, and continu-
ing five days.
The Executive Committee have Sc
cured tho services of Messrs. r. w.
Stevenson, of Norwalk, and Z. Miller,
as instructors.
Let every teacher in the county at
tend. The community has a claim on
every one in the profession, and no
teacher can, without loss to himself
and his school, absent himself from
the Institute.
Let there be a general gathering at
this annual feast of fat and good things.
BY order of Ex. Com.
j. n. BAKER,
Chairman.
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Letter List.

Letter List.
The following is list of letters
remaining In the post Office in Find.
lay, up to Dec. 10:
j. Q. Adams VIM. Albertson +;
Mary j. Baker; George Baily; Ar.
aminte Bare; NJ. Bond; Sule Bald
wia; Hettie Baker James Cumery ;
Rachel Cooper, 2; Rebscca Coats
Bell. Camron David Cheny D. E.
Campbell; Marion Cobb, Charles
Crowne; E. B. Decker; Rosa Deitz;
Patrick Darsen Pat. Duffy; Jeia
Fules; Henry Click James Gleverk;
j. L. Harmon A. Hanna; Aron
Huly; Samuel c. Johnston; Willism
Johns G. Lamb; r. S. Lyon & Son;
Olive o. Leass; VIM. III. Myers /;
John L. Metcalf; Mr.. Oypels A.
j. Rogers Sarah A. Binehamer !;
Mary Routson S. A. Shreckeng-
haust; III. Jane Straughder; Lydia
A. Shock; James L. Smith ; James
Schitz Amanda Lewis; Mcdonnell
Wilson; Susan L. Wilson; Thomas
C. Wsrts.
j. M. NEIBLING,
t.ts EIstE Special Agent.
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MARRIED.

3, 1858, at the residence Of the brides par
ents, by Rev. Isaac Newton, Mr.. William
Adrain, OF Mansfeld, and Miss Nancy How
ard, Of Findlay.
DAvI5-CONN0R-0 the Sd inst, at Ar
eadia, Harcock county, Ohio, by Jacob Pc
tiers, P, Mr.. William Davis to Mrs. Mary
j. Connor.
BROWN-HENDERSON the residenc,
of the brides father, in West Independence
BY Rev. ]. Good. Mr.. Daniel Brown and Mis-
Margsretta G. Hender son. all of this county
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Too Much "Old White Corner.

Such is the complaint of some OF
our patrons in regard to the adver
tising in our paper, and if we were q
betting firm, we would just lay fifty
dollars that goodly number of those
patrons 60 to Barney, Snyder & Co. s
to deal. Now, we would say to these
good friends of ours-and they are
good friends-that these advertise
ments pay us well, and we do not
feel like refusing them. Perhaps,
after the holidays, our advertising
patrons will let up or US, and then
we promise to make more interest
ingpaper.
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Cow Stolen,

Cow Stolen.
We learn that Mr.. w N. Campbell
of Liberty township, had a COW
valued at S75, stolen from his barn
yard last Thursday night. The
thief, or thieves, were traced in the
direction of Maumee City, and it is
theught probable that the guilty
parties will be arrested. Depreda-
tons Of this kind have become sc
frequent of late that we understand
that some ef our citizens are talking
OF organizing vigilance committee,
for the purpose of ferreting out the
scoundrels. 1t is high time that
something is done in the premises.
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The Place to Get Bargains

The Place to Get Bargains
In Hardware, Quesnsware, Glass
ware, Tinware Hol!owware, &C., is al
Davidson & Martins. This firm il
offering a splendid line Of goods at
very low rates. 1t is really surpris
ing the amount OF goods they arc
selling, but it is easily accounted fol
when We take into consideration thai
their motto is, "a nimble sixpencs
is better than . slow shilling.' Ii
short they believe in "small profits
and Quick returns
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Those Overcoats,

Those overcoats:
We noticed, few days since, the
large and complete stock Overcoats
at "Old White Corner" We are in
formed that the stock has run so low
from the heavy demand made upon
It'll that they have been compelled to
recruit up again. We supposed the
stock would run them all winter, but
the people saw the bargains and
Bsat for them. II this weather con.
tinues they will be compelled to
bring on third supply.
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LOCAL kNO MISCELLANEOUS.
Truly Thine.

IIuIy IHIHc.
Our neighbors, Messrs. Davis &
Green, finding Us absent from our
sanctum, last Tuesday, placed can
OF oysters upon our table. Well, we
shall endure such trials like little
man,
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BENTON ITEMS.
BENTON. O. Dec. 9, 1868

BENTON, u, Dec. y, 1000.
DEAR JEFF.-Business has been
quite brisk in our villsge for the last
week, and since the snow came, the
pork market has been quite active
prices ranging from 6 to 6t cents pei
pound. The merry ring of sleigh
bells reminds us that winter is upon
us, with all its dreariness as well ai
its pleasant associations.
PGoTRACrED MEETING.
There has been meeting in prog
ress in this place, for the last three
weeks, conducted by Revs. Linton
and Engle; they have met with splen
did success. May their cause evel
prosper.
THE ELECTION
Passed off quietly, and resulted in
majority of Al for the Republican
ticket A light vote was polled--
The Democrats here not yet recover
ed from their November defeat, ant
now say that Grant is pretty soos
man, but that the Republicans coul'
not impeach johnson. True, thu
Republicans should have known tha
Johnson would be hard 20 remov
from the Presidential Chair, for thi
reason, that he went in tight. Blu
we guess he csn get out uezt March
THEFT.
Mr.. D. Blodgert, on his way hom
from Michigan, and near Defiance
where he PIT up for the night, &c
up in the morning and found his teal
} missing. No clue to the thieves.
OBSERVER.
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New Subscribers.

Now OuDSCrlD6fS.
We have had quite an accession OF
new subscribers within the last few
days, and as fast as we can we shall
introduce such improvements in the
appearance and value Of our paper as
shsll make 1t worthy Of the patron
age which is being bestowed upon it,
We are frequently asked whether we
will take wood In payment of sub
seription. Most assurediy we will.
We need great deal of good wood,
and oftentimes end it better than the
money. Therefore, il any of our
farmers, or our farmers boys, want
good reading for these long winter
evenings, let them subscribe for the
JEvr. 1t will pay them to do so at
once. Come on; there is still room
for few more On our books.
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Change of Time.

Change of Time.
Since last Monday, passengers on
the L. E. d L. r. R., by leaving
Findlay at 600 A. NJ, arrive st
Cleveland at IL 40 A. NJ, arrive at
and Toledo at 1I.35 A. NJ. Return
ingleave Cleveland at $50 p. H.,
and Toledo at 5 40 P. NJ, arrive at
Findlay at $40, same evening.
Leaving Cleveland at s 20 A. NJ,
arrive at Findlay at 1.50 P. III. Re-
turning-leave Findlay at 800 P. NJ,
arrive at Cleveland at 945, and To-
ledo at 7.40, same evening.
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VAN BUREN ITEMS.
VAN BUREN. O.. Dec. 8. is

VAN BUREN, O., Dec. 8, 1868.
EDS. JEFF.-"Eb" again asks YOU
indulgence whilst he reports a few o
tho many improvements and Other
items of interest that are now going
on in our village. business is very
good. Our merchants are all having
a lively trade, and anticipate better
times as the stock market advances.
We notice large lots of poultry ta-
ken in by Messrs. Hissong & Lambert,
and large quantities of goods passing
out In exchange.
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SURPRISING.

Surprising.
1t is really surprising to see the
great number Of toothless people
going too. Sykes Dental Rooms and
returning with such beautiful arti
fetal teeth. that you can scarcely
detect them from the natural ones
Those wishing anything in his line
will do well to call and see him a
his office oyer Morrison 4 Yanden
burg's stove and tin store, Findlay
Ohio.
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Secretary Stewards Purchase

S6CT6tdTy OO"o Ao . L UFcnGSS
Did not include the vast quaint
lies of Furs that Barney, Snyder d
Co. are selling at "Old White Cor.
ner.' These furs are going so chear
that almost every person we meet is
rejoicing over his or her good bar
gain. The secret of the whole thing
is, they buy and sell for Cash, and are
contented with small profits.
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The Cold Weather

The Cold Weather
Has not abated the great rush te
J. II. Neibling & Co.'S Boot and
Shoe Store, where the greatest bar.
gains Of the season are being offered
in every variety mems women's
and children's wear. The prospect
OF severe winter, sends them there
in crowds, and we notice that they
all come away well pleased with their
bargains. For good substantial work,
at reasonable prices, they cannot 90
20 q better place.
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Holiday Presents.

There will be many looking around
for suitable presents for loved ones,
during the coming holidays. To all
such we would say that E. S. Kim.
|ter. Main Street, is manufacturine %
beautiful solid geld rings, than which
we can conceive of nothing more
suitable for presents. lie has also q
full assortment of all varieties OF
Jswelry. Watches, Sllverwsre, &c,
which is well worth inspection. Call
and examine.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-12-11
MODE OF TREATMENT

MoOE Of kEA MENT, +,
Extract fTos, tae Introduction of DR.. Fosters
''1Tfc:ISs on Nasal CGtaITh."I
Hereto fore the great imped:ment to the
successful treatment of Chronic Catarrh In
the head was the inability to reach all the
cavities OF the nasal passages. In fact, TO
the msss OF physicians the lining membranes
OF the head are utterly inaccessible. Know.
ing oino other method they prescribe spuas.
OF Insulation of liquids, or even treat by
injections with syringe. Instead Of effect.
ing anything like euro, it only gives tenn
porary relief, while ip rome cases it even
Injuries the patient by irritating the Nom.
orane, because of The force required to dis
lodge the Jumps or scabs. An such appliea
tions are partial, imperfect, Irritating. and
consequently, unavsilng 20 effect the desire
md. To effect any lasting benent or make
n permanent cure, every part OF .ne hnns
membrane of the nasal cavities must bs
thoroughly reached.
The method employed by DR.. FosrEn in the
the treatment and cure OF diseases of tho
head, nose, ear or throat is entirely new
Ephicsophic and comprehensive, and NJ ono,
recommends itself 10 the common sense o
the patient. The appIicat ions are mad,
with an ingeniously constructed apparatus
and cleanses the entire passages of all effet,
or offensive matter, and brings the medica
ted solutions iRto direct contact with the
diseased surfaces. The applications do no
ga use the least Inconvenience por unpi eas-
ant sensations, and can be made at hom,
with complete sucoesz and without any inter
ruption to hGsiBess. so effeatiye is thu
method a.at the relief il instantaneous, In,
very nrst application breaking up The d.,
lease al once, removing tho bad smell, heal
ling up the ulcerated surfaces, and prevent
ling the formation of offensive matter eve
lalIerwards- In this manner DIR. FosFKE ha
treated the most obstinate cases OF Chronl
Calarrh, with astonishing sacGess, after al
other sttenpts had tailed. In TACT, a,Ier
tew days treatment The patient feels tba
the disease is melting away. and that, on
by one, each symptom oi this once loath
some aLd dangerous nalady Is gradunIIy
yet surely disappearing, aid ha experionue
tine satisfaction Df knOvIng lEat il will re
Isult In n speedy recovery. This meIhot
then, Of topical medical applications, as In
s. Iluted By Dr. FosTgR, suuduss tho dlsess
most admirably by re.esta0iishing a pes
tecily health surface and normal cOndi
tlon Of The organ vi smell, and Is therefUre
IN every sense VI The word, n radical CUR
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PhOtOpraphS

Photographs.
During the holidays there viii ne
doubt be many wishing photographs
for friends. To all such we would
recommend Zay's as the place where
they will not only get good work, but
viii get it at reasonable prices, Re,
member the old adage, "a penny
saved,' DC, and call at Zay's fol
your pictures.
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DIED..

of Matthew and Nancy Bigger, aged eigh
years, eleven N ,nths and fifteen days.
! Sleep on. dear Willie, and take thy rest
God called thee home-he thought 1t best
= S. Il. B.
= P0WELL-At his residence, near Findlay
Wednesday, December 2, 1868. Mr.. Gideo'
Powell. aged % years, 8 mon. hs, and IL days
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Masonic Election.

At o meeting Of Finalay Chapter
No. So, r. A. NJ, held on the I'll
inst, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
VIM. Anderson, H. P; 81. f. Win
ders, K; Fl. D.e Ballard, g.; B. T
Kimmons' c. H.; M. B. Patterson
P. S.; Isaac Bonham, r. A. g.; ]
II. Huber, IL. 3dV.; A. P. Setback
M. 2dv.; j. C. Martin, NJ. 1stV.; d
B. Beardsley, Sec'y-; j. B. Rothchild
Treas; Jas. Wilson, @.
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Local Business Notices
Use the Best.

Use the Best.
Buy Maltby's celebrated Baltimore
Oysters at Davis d Green's at the
lowest market price. Remember
that by dealing with them you are
sure to get the best.
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Voice Of MANY Citizens.

'.DR. TowNsEND.-Dear Sir :-Yor
gave my little boy one of your valua
bic worm lozenges, while you were
selling your medicine on the Fail
Grounds at Findlay, and he has pass
ed several worms already-they prov
ed dead shot, &C.
These remedies can be had at W. l.
Miller & Co.'S Drug Store, opposit,
the Court House.
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Costume Concert.

The Costume Concert given al
Wheeler's Hall, Tuesday and W ednes.
day, was largely attended and was
in every way success. We were
unable to be present, but hear moth
ing but praise bestowed upon the
performance from all quarters. The
last concert will be given this eve-
ming, and should the weather prove
favorable, there will be crowded
house. We wish Mr.. Kane success,
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A Narrow Escape.

I.sst Saturday morning, John E.
Wilson, boy about fifteen years OF
age, and the son of Mr.. Geo. Wilson,
living on West Sandusky Street.
started out "gunning." In short
time he fired at quail, when the gun
"a essmooth-bore rifie') exploded
the barrel bursting into about thirty
pieces. The lock, stock, &c, flew in
aA directions, but strange 10 say,
with the exception Of being knocked
down and rendered senseless, he was
uniniured. He ,"don't know that he
killed the qusil p He has been in
the habit ofputtingin the gun enough
powder and shot at 8 single load to
do for three or four loads. When
will people learn that guns can be
bursted?
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Notice to TsS.Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given to the tax-pay ers
~ of Hancock county, that all taxes un
paid by the 2oth OF December, will be sub
iecl II the penaity AS provided by law. Due
attention To the tact will save money 10 the
tax pxI ers, and greatly toblige
d. e. VAIL,
30 Treasurer 81 Harcock Go.