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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-08-13
That Moving Match" !"


We give place to an article on the
"Blowing Match" Our correspond
ent is mistaken when he asserts that
we were "one-sided'' in our account
of the matter. We simply gave the
result of the test as directed by the
Committee. We said as little abou,
the different machines as possible,
for the reason that we did not wish
to take sides. We were careful to
say that the test was not by any
means an accurate one. As to the
communication of ''Impartial Obser.
ver,'' it was published in both pa.
pers, and neither were responsible
for the sentiments contained therein
Nearly every machine represented
there had its friends, and we do not
feel ourselves called upon to decide
as to the merits of any.
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Tolc7lship.

The qualified electors of such Districts shall.
at the annual October election of 1859. eIeet
some competent citizen of each District hay-
of such District
The Judges of Election shall keep a separate
poll-book for the election of said Assessor and
the returns thereof. duly certified as IN other
elections, shall be made to the county Audit
or, who, with the Clerk OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Probate Judge of the county
shall open the same and declare the result
anr the Auditor shall, within ten days after
opening such returns, give notice to each of
the persons elected, of his election.
By order of the Commissioners of Hancoet
county, Ohio. John Il. Hill
July q, lSoS-nolIt- Auditor
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F. u. L. Society.

F. U. L. Society.
This Society will give free exhi
bition next Wednesday evening
August Is, at the Union School build,
ing. The following programme has
been arranged for the occasion:
MusicE1nstrumental. fH
PrayeyERev. j.. A. Meeks. - :
Mitsie-Vocal. Qdartette.
Paper-C. G. Barnd.,
LecfHre-G. F. Pendleton.
Mmsic-Instrumental. A. L. Boy.
Ier.
Dialog,ae-L. Grauel and Eva C.
Church. =.
7wo-lanaea P;eee-w. d. White
ley and E. r. Barnd.
Musie-Violin and Guitar. Grace
Didway and Mollie Goodwin.
Paper-Laura Stephenson.
Ordtion-F. II. Tufts. e
Soliloq1ies-Angie H. Tufts ant
Mollie Goodwin.
A general invitation is extended
to the public 80 ,,-s9r.t,-r
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Our ksnufacturing Interests.

In another column will be foupt
the proceedings of a meeting for tb
purpose of organizing a JOINT Stool
Company to engage in manufacturin:
agricultural implements in Findlay
There are two facts that must be ap
parent to every candid man in thil
county, viz: that the movement hal
not been commenced one moment
too soon, and in fact should have
been commenced long ago; and tina,
it is now in the hands OF good, relia
BILE business men, who will carry il
to speedy and successful compile,
ltion. They are men who possess the
confidence of our people, and theil
names as charter members, is guar.
antee that there will be no sgoing
back" on the. concern. Their names
are ''toHer OF strength to. any
cause in which they may embark
Another idea that struck US very
forcibly while in the meeting the
other evening, was the determined,
sensible, straightforward business
spirit that pervaded those present
They took calm, unimpassioned
view of the vital importance of the
movement to the future of our town
and county, and they showed a quiet
pluck fully equal to the emergency.
There was no Hbuncombe'' talk, and
We think it augurs well for success
that it was SO. We have not the
space to advance reasons why every
nan should take hold in this matter,
nor do we think it necessary that we
should do SO. We believe that this
project and tbe completion of the L.
E. & L.. R. r. to Lima are the two
in the affairs of our town,
which, ''if taken at the food, leads on
% fortune" Let every person who
ieels the least interest in the pros
perity of our county, see well to it, |
hat this opportunity is not lost.i A
concerted effort on the part of our
capitalists will bring us squarely |
through aud give us our share of the
business that is being diverted to
,ther points. Let every man reflect,
md he must conclude that nowsis the
lime for action. The investment is
safe one; the low price at which
he shares are put places it within
he reach OF all. The only question
s: Have our people enough enter
rise to go to work in the matter, at
nee, and raise the amount of stock
ecessary? /? We believe they have
lose up the ranks, and keep the
natter moving. bgs el5oti ss3I
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To change the location of the Main stree
sewer from APPOINT 20 feet south ofSandusk,
street, thence south to the terminus
SECTION 1. Be IL Ordained by Lhe Council O
The Incorporated Fiituge OF Ftndt0y, al N,
members oOnes17inS, That from point 20 fee
south of Sandusky street TO Lincoln street, the
Main street sewer shall be constructed with
one pipe, instead of two, as required by the
ordinance OF July q, lS69, said pipe to run in
the center OF the street, on the gradient here
tofOre established, and to be constructed as
required by said ordinance. At said first
named point, said pipe shall connect, by prop
er connections. with both pipes, running
thence north to the river.
SEC. 2. This ordinance to take effect from
its passage
L. q. DEWoLFE, j. A. BOPE,
Clerk. Mayor.
Passed August y, lS69-nol3t2l
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Sad Accident.

Sad Accident.
We are sorry to Learn that, Mr..
Daniel Flick, Sr., Of Union township,
while threshing with q machine 8,
the residence of DIR Dukes, in oil.
ing the jack, caught his leg in pro,
jecting key in the tumbling shaft,
and before assistance could be rem.
dered, his leg was twisted around
the shaft and so mangled that it wss
found necessary tosamputate il JUS
below the knee. Drs. Entriken 4
Miller, of this place, assisted by Drs
Ballard, Of Benton, and J. Miller, d
Hasssn, performed the operation, ,ant
we are glad to hear that Mr.. F. i,
getting along well. Another warn
ing to show that too much care can
not be used about machinery.
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Good NewSi

Good Newsi --
WE are informed that the sterling
firm of-tiissong d Lambert, of Van
Buren, are selling out their entire
stock of goods at actual cost, prepar-
tory to a dissolution of the firm,
which takes place by mutual consent
on the 18th of September next
This firm has prospered in Van
Buren for term of about four years
very successfully. The success they
have met withwhilein business there
speaks credit to the men.
LII Hissong, the senior. member
of the firm, will, we are told, continue
the business at the old stand. All
who know the energy and snap of
Mr. H. will readily predict for him
a good business. no11t3.
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No Postponement on Account of The
Great Eclipse.
There is always plenty of light in
Twining's Photograph Rooms. This
is the place where you can get more
good, first-class pictures, for the
the same amount OF money, than any
other place in the State of Ohio.
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THE Congregational Mite will bs
held at the residence of G. w. Nee
", Esq, in North Findlay, Wednes
day evening next. A cordial Invi
tation is extended. -.--.-...
The Lutheran Mite will be held a
the residence of Peter Kunz, Esq
next Wednesday evening. Refresh
ments will be provided. Ageneral in
yitation is extended. ~
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The grand rush at Old White

The grand rush at Old White
Corner, and distribution of Dry
Goods, to commence July 10th, and
continue until our large stock is dis
posed of. We have secured the ser
vices of Mr.. G.. $ M0sher TO assist
us in this distribution, who invites
his many friends to call and secure
bargains.
f5t BARNEY, SNYDER & Co.
n9tf
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To ALI whom This may Concern.
Be it known, that Mr.. John Laml
has again resumed his former occu-
patton as Bread, Cake, and Roll
Baker, at the new Confectionery,
formerly known as the City Bakery.
Give me a call, and see those nice,
large Rolls, before buying elsewhere.
n12w3.l j. j. ZAIsER.
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The N. Church.


This fine edifice is now completed
and will be opened for dedication
next Sunday. The iron fence--a
very neat and substantial one-is
erected, and an excellent pavement
has been laid in front. The large
audience room was crowded to over.
flowing last F riday evening, and all
present expressed themselves pleas.
ed with the performances, and espe-
cially SO with the tone and compass Of
of tie new organ. The building is s
fine one, and is a monument of tht
enterprise and taste of the building
committee and the iiberality of the
congregation. We are indebted tt
the Rev.. Isaac Newton, Pastor, fol
the condensed but interes ting histo
Fyot the church which appears in
saother column.
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Vegetable Growth.


We were shown specimens of
cucumber called the "Gen. Grant
Cuenmber,'' in the garden of Mr.. L.
Coster, yesterday, which measure
twenty inches in length.
DR.. Entrlken showed us some
Specimens of Norway oats, of which
variety he has several acres, the
stalks of which measure five feet four
inches in length. We are afraid to
give the number of grains on single
stalk for fear our readers might
blame Us for drawing on our imagin-
|ations for the facts in the case.
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The second jury in the case of IHt
Tllags of Finaay VS.. s. Sprag~e,
for selling intoxicating liquors con.
trary to law, failed to agree, standing
four for plaintiff and two for defend.
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Ladies, don't buy your Black AL
paccas, Black Silks, French Poplins,
Fancy Dress Silks, &C., until you go
to "Old White Corner" and see the
"shrinkage" that has taken place
in nrices
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DIED.
FlNDLAY MARKETS.
JEFFERsoSIAN OFFICE,
Thursday, August u, 1865.

JEFFERSoNIAN OFFICE, \
Thursday, August IL, 1865.
The following are the latest quotations as
ascertained from leading business men:
APPLES-Green, 10 Dried, duh at SO lOcF n.
BUITER-Supply is moderate and demand
good. In demand at lS92Uc. Fancy, &c.
BEESWAX-ln good demand at 25es SOC.
BEANS-In fair demand at 81 SOFAS 0O.
EGGS-In demand at lie. e dozen.
THERS-In demand at 60c 2 n.
FLOUR-Wheat Flour from 50 60 a s. co ac-
coriing TO quality. Rye FlOur-nOne in the
market.
GRAIN-Wheat, No. Sl.25, do. SI.l5 per
buShel. Corn in good demand at 75c. per
bushel, Oats in fair demand at 45c. Rye 75c
per bTishel.
LARD-In good demand at Ice per Id.
POTATOES--New SOC per bushel.
RAGS-From 2a3e. accorJiing TO quality
SALT-We quote Salt at 50 80 per barrel.
SEEDS-But little doing. 4 prime article OF
Flaxseed will bring g per bushel.
SOAP-Country IN good demand, sc per Id.
TALLOW-CiOod demand at sc.
HIDES-Green, Sc; Dry, Ice; Sheep PeltS, a5
6s75 cents according to quality.
WOOI.-SS6liic.
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Notice of Conartnership.

Mr.. M. b. Patterson will be asso-
ciated with us in the &c snufacture of
Woolen Goods, at the Findlsy Wool
en- Mills, commencing September l,
1869. Business will be conducted as
heretofore, excepting more pains, if
possible, will be taken to accommo-
date our numerous customers.
WIN. ANDERSON u Co.
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AN ORDINANCES

To assess and collect the cost OF sewering san
dusky street, East.
SECTION l. BE IL Ordained bY the Council o
the incorporated I'aidge Of FsI,didg, AH IN
nleHlbeTS eORcasTiRg, that the cost of sewerinl
Sandusky street East, as required by the crdi
nance passed July u, 1863, be, and the same is
bounding and abuIfing on said improvement
in proportion to their feet fTOnt respectively
Providing, however, that the lots owned AM
occupied by Isaac Davis and Osborn Il Bald
win, fronting on Main street, be assessed at !.
their frontage on SandusSy street.
SEC. ?. That the sum OF 20 cents per foo
front, the estimated cost of said improvement
Is hereby assessed upon said lots, two-third
thereof to be paid to the Borough Treasure
on the 18th day of August, 1863, One-siXth b.
the 18th day of October, 1869 and One-sixth b,
the 18th day of December, 1863; in default
whereof such assessments, with 8 per cent
penalty. shall be collected according to law.
Passed August >, 1863.
J. a. BOPE. Mayor.
+. q. DEWOLFE, Clerk. Inl2w2l
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The Great Book
OF THE YEAR,
r,+t.r

It will be the most richly embellished, the
best printed, and the handsomest bound book
ever offered the general public by agents
"A sixteen page circular, giving full particu-
lars, with copious extracts from the work
itself and a. large number of recommends
tions from many distinguished Clergymen,
and containing also q sample of the superb
full-page DOBE ILLUSTRATORS, will 0e mailed
70 any address, on applicasion. Old canvass
Ierss Bible agents. clergymen, disabled oroth-
erwise local agents, and all others are invited
to send for il at their earliest opportunity.
ES-Outfits for canvassing cost nothing TO
any one who sells even q few copies.
Address c. =. VENT, Publisher,
No. IS West Fourth Street,
nol3tal ClNClNSA9l, "
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| IBrag.

T- -
The Tiffinites have been indulging
their Dragging propensities quite
extensively over their victory oveI
lhe Findlay Hook aud Ladder Co. al
the Fremont Tournament. Our boys
.hink they did not get iair play, and
will give them another trial. "a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-08-13

Over 5000 bushels of wheat are
coming into market daily. Our farm
ers are jubilant over the fine crop.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-08-13

Quite large number of our citl-
zeps were absent on an excursion to
Putin Bay, last Wednesday, and
those we have met since, expressed
themselves much pleased with the
trim
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How is it Done d?

How is it Done? -+s
That is, how can Davidson & Mar
tin sell such excellent Fruit Jars al
such low prices? The great secret is
they sell them cheap. GA nimble
Isixpence is better than a slow shil-
ling"
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The Eclipse.

f-s.= s-zr
This grandest sight of a lifetime,
brought out all ages and sexes, and
streets and yards were thronged by
gazers. Smoked glass was in de.
mand. A gentleman who took notes
kindly furnishes us the following =
"First contact, 4 o'clock, 40 minutes
and 80 seconds. Greatest obscura
tion, 5 O'Clock, 81 minutes and Il
seconds. Total duration, ! hour, 5;
minutes and 81 seconds"
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Omitted.

Owing to the fact that we are
crowd ed this week, we are compelled
to omit Council Proceedings.' These
proceedings are given as a matter of
news, and are not paid for by any
body, as some have supposed. |
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John Adams & Bro. are selling
Cook Stoves cheaper than anybody
else in the county.
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A Regular Breakdown

A Regular Breakdown
Has taken place in clothing
"Old White Corner" are selling
mems, boys and yonths' clothing at
a big reduction, to reduce stock pre-
vious to change of firm.
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We have received so many. new
subscribers during the past week
that we cannot return thanks to the
sender Of each list. We have re-
ceived quite a number for the Blade
Send them along, friends.
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John Adams & Bro are the men to
make your Mill Stacks, and are ready
to do all kinds of job Work. Call
and see them. Colt House Block,
Findlay Ohio. no6.
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E. E. Gliorss G. Drwonrr, sa' see'ys.
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I. John Adams & Bro. are selling
Fruit Cans cheaper than any body
else in the State, and are using the
best quality of tin to make them. (
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ETY. which owns it, and to the town
in which il is located.

4 ety "hicu OWLS IL, aiu W ehS WV
/ in which il is located.
In closing this sketch, it is proper
to say that, while differences OF opin'
ion have occasionally existed respect
ing some parts Of the structure, YET
great harmony of feeling has pre-
vailed throughout, and the building
is now finished amid the rejoicings
of the church, thanksgiving to God,
and earnest prayer that the Head OF
the Universal Church may accept
the labor of our hands, fill the new
temple with his glory and greatly re-
vive His work. -. -a..r
ISAAC NEWTON.
FIHDLAY, O.. Aug. 9. 1869,
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Remember. Republicans!

One week from tomorrow is tb,
day recommended by the County
Central Committee TOR you to meet al
your respective places Aof holding
elections, to choose delegates to the
County Conventions Let every vo-
ter attend these meetings d
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Extra copies of the JEFF, in wrap.
pers, of this date, may be obtained
at the counting-room.
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Notice of Election Of Land
Appraisers.

IN pursuance of an act of the general As
Il sembly of the State of Ohio, entitled IAN
act for the assessment and taxation of proper
ty in this State, and for levying thereon,
according to its true value in money" as
amended, and took effect May Sth, 1858, the
Commissioners of Hancock county, Ohio at
their June session, 1879, for the purpose of
making the reappraisement of the real estate
of said county, in the year 1870, and in compli-
ance with the 2ith section of the aforesaid act,
as amended, have divided the said county into
eighteen Districts, to embrace the same limits
| and sections OF land. and be confined by the
lines of the several townships, as at present
| organized, tO-wit:
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young SON of Mr.. Lewis Lindsey,
of this place, fell from a tree last Sat
urday, and broke his thigh. -.
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ANo. s Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $50, at j. Cromley's.
no. 20 TT
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We use nothing but the best tin
for Eve Troughs, and put them up as
heapas ever. JNo. ADAMS & BRo.
wa! be at the Circus! EL
DR.. j. B. Townsend's celebrated
Silver Cornet Band will be here on
the 25th, 9ith Bryan'l Circus. and
the Doctor will be on hand to sell
his celebrated Worm Lozenges, and
other Medicines, which had such q
run among our people last year,
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Local Business Notices.

pHRusiness Notices, in our Local Col
umns Single Insertion, 10 eenls q line to Reg
ular Advertisers, and 10 cents, 10 Transient
Adyertisers. Each Additional Insertion, 10
cents per line.
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FINDLAY UNION SCHOOL

J.
All the Departm ents of the Union
School will begin August 80, 1869,
and continue in session twelve weeks.
Nonresident pupils will be admit
ted to the High School by paying in
advance So per term of twelve
weeks.
Money will be refunded only IN
case of sickness Of tie pupil for week
or more. ---.----
Pupils beginning within the first
or second week Of term must pay
for the whole term. -...
The Teachers will hold a meeting
the Saturday previous, at 9 A. H.,
in the High School Room.
By order of the Board of Educa
ton. Z. MILLER,
n13w3.l Superintendent. |
Music Lessons
On Piano. Organ, and MelOdeon,
for the reduced price of 800 a
term GA lessons). Violin, $500.
An instrument which ought to be
on every piano, melodeOn, and or
gan--the Metronome (time-keeper).
For sale for from S12 to $40.
Pianos tuned. All kinds of instru-
ments repaired and cleaned. Piano
covers cheap. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. A. F. Run. /
Opposite Courthouse, Calm Block,
n13w2. (Up-stairs.)
Piano For Sale. q : = - = =
/ Mr.. A. l.. Bohrer offers for sale a
Piano, from the factory Of lime &
Son, No. 2. For equality of action
and tone, and length of vibration, it
has no equal in -Findlay. Any one
wishing to purchase tastefully fin
ished, good and durable, and espe-
cially cheap instrument, would do
well to call at the residence of Mr..
Bohrer, on Washington street, and
let the piano speak for itself.
n1sw4.I ,.I.4.l.-r.s
Hankey, Ebling & Co. - -
This enterprising firm have with
drawn their advertisement this week
for the reason that they are fixing up
for the reception of their Fall Stock.
Then, readers of the "JEFF.," look
out for bargains. Z They will be able
to give them.
DR.. G. o. Harlin, Veterinary Sur
geon, ---
OF Fremont, Ohio, will be in Fin ndlay,
at the Franklin House, ON Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. August
18th, 18th and 18th, where he will
be pleased to see any persons need
ing his services for their horses
Operations performed in. the most
scientific manner. DIR. Harlan is q
graduate of the Old Veterinary COlsl
lege of Philadelphia. Don't forget
the time or place; but call and see
him If you wish your horses success
JULY treated. . In13w1.
T. B. Zay
Is doing some very fine work in
this pleasant, sunshiny -~eather.-
Those who patronize him may always
be sure of life-like pictures at rea
sonable prices. ,.,.,- -
The Eclipse x..,-
Is no longer the attraction It is
numbered among the 'things that
were.n ]. B, Rothchild is selling at
reduced prices the hest, incest and
cheapest assortment Of Embroidery
and Laces in town. Lama Lace
Points, Lace Curtains, a full line of
Trimmings, Yankee Notions, &c,
DC. :, all to, be sold lower then ever
before. iRofhchiId means business,
as the people will 6nd out by calling
with him. When he says he Is SELL
ing at reduced prices, he means just
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Ladies and Gentsl

Ladies' and Gents!
Call and get your Ice Cream and
Cakes, Fresh Oysters, and all the
delicacies of the season, at l.. Z.
Green's new. rooms, now open.
Warm meals ut all hours.
Lunch Room-as LUNCH Room,
not surpassed in Findlay.
Call and see for yourselves.
GREEN IL CARSON.
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Z. b. Zay - =
Is doing some very fine work in
this pleasant, sunshiny -weather.-
Those who patronize him may always
be sure of life-like pictures at rea-
sonable prices. ;.i.., ~.
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For Hats and Caps
OF the Latest Styles, al less money
fer better article, than any Other
establishment, go to
$40. HENDERSON IL CONNELL's.
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To the Fruit Growers of Hancock
County and Vicinity.
Mr.. o. G. Tuttle, of Painsville
Lake county, O., would respectfully
announce that he will be engaged in
the business Of selling fruit and or
namental trees and flowers for the
fall planting.
Mr.. Tuttle is selling for the exten-
sive nurseries of Storrs, Harrison d
Co., of Painsville, which comprises
one of'the largest and finest stocks
of evergreens In Northern Ohio
Persons wishing to enlarge their
orchards or ornament their door
yards will do well to call at Crook s
Hotel, Findlay, and leave their or
ders with him. no12t2.