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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-17
Legal Notice,

w LILLIAN GADDIS, who resides either in
w the State of Missouri ar Michigan, will
take notice that Wllhelmina Stout, of Put
nam county, Ohio, did, on the 22d day of July
1863, file her petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas, in and for Hancock county, Ohio
against said William, setting forth that said
William was then indebted to said Wilhel-
nina in the sum of ss25 for goods, meat drink,
washing, lodging, clothing, medicine and
money, found, provided and paid out by said
Wilhelmina, at the request OF said William
for his wife, Catherine Gaddis, from the 18th
of October, 1866, TO the I'd of July, 1863, and
praying for judgment against said William for
said sum of money, with interest from July
p. 1869, and at the same time said Wilhelmina
procured an order OF attachment to be issued
out of said Court against the property OF said
William, and, by virtue thereof, the sheriff OF
said county has seized, under said order, all
the lands and interest in lands possessed by
said William in said county said William is
notified that he is required to appear and an.
swer said petition, on or before the third Sat
urday after the 2lst day of next October.
WILHELMINA STOUT
BY Brown * Anderson, her Atty's.
Sept. l6, ISG9-lSt6l
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Chas. M. Dillon, of Fremont, Dealer
in Hardware, occupies page of each
paper last week with an advertise
ment. Mr.. D. knows his business.
Barney, Snyder & Co., did similar
thing over year ago in this place
and made money by it. And they
did not stop with that. Findlay can
beat any place of her size for adver-
tising in the State.
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WANT COLUMN.

n9- Advertisements viii be inserted under
this head at the following rates:-For one in
sertion, three lines or less 25 cents; each addi-
iional line, So cents; each additional inser-
tion, half price.
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Soldiers, Monument Association.

Soldiers Monument Association.
Below we give list of prize
amounting to $40 and over drawn il
the above lottery last Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. The committee
will not be prepared to distribute
prizes until the last of this week.
Thos Morrison, Findlay, silver pitcher, plat,
G S Mosier, FindIay, i set silver forks, SIS.
b Howell Pindlay, double set silver plated
S L Phillips, Forest, house and lot in Findlay
800
Mrs Marg Swartz, Findlay, set silver tea
W Stout, Won Buren,, fine Castor, SIS.
A Myres, Findlay, Wheeler & Wilson sewing
A NJ Turnbaugh, Mt Blanchard, Photograph
Album, So
Gideon Folk, Union tip, set tea spoons, $40.
c Cusac, Findlay, seven octave piano, $780,
j Heck Findlay, L set of best tea spoons. $40.
Burket, sen, Rawson. five octave melodeon,
v A Nelson, McComb, 1 silver hunting-case
watch, $50.
] Price, Arcadia, set parlor furniture, $500.
NJ A Insley, Findlay, silver cup, $40.
r NJ Marvin, Findlay, set china ware, S35.
DIR H d Ballard, Findlay, / sewing machine,
$50.
o Mead, Arcadia, set tea spoons, $40.
w Carr. Van Buren,, set silver forks, sl5.
]. Hostler, Findlay, Wheeler Wilson sewing
machine, Sis.
W Dutton, al, Superior st, Cleveland, oil
II Mcconnell, Arcadia, set silver forks, SIS.
G w Dukes, Stanley, Putnam co, set best tea
spoons, SIS.
j Frebolt, Findlay, farm of 50 acres, in Portage
township, 5000.
C L Brown, Findlay, dictionary, SO.
A Eager Findlay. silver watch, SIS.
] Slupe, McComb, silver tea set, pieces.
wv Engie, jackson township, gold, $50.
John Baker, Van Buren,, gold watch, Sl25
Alyira Westcott, Arlington, sewing machine,
E Campbell, Fostoria. photo album, $40.
Eliza Russell, Arcadia, silver cup, slO.
VIM Wickham, Benton, oil painting.
Hannah Baker, Arlington. cook stove, $50.
Geo Long, Biglick, ladyis pin and ear rings, SIS.
MoIlie ROsenihall, Findlay, silver cup, $40.
VIM McKinnis, Findlay, lady gold watch, $50
Thos Harmon, Mt Blanchard, set tea spoons,
$40.
Thomas Cox, Arlington, "greenbacks," $50.
Simon Sin G Gilbert. Carey, photo album, so.
Benjamin DALEY, Bluffton, iady's pin and ear
rings, si5.
Henry Swiudler, Oak Ridge. gold watch, sl0O-
Jonas Robinson, McComb, JeDerSoJ,idn year.
Michael Bower, Carey, silver cup $40.
David r Lewis, Hassan, Courier l year.
n hulof 5ASSuoe~NS,
q w Brooks, Findlay, set tea spoons, SIS.
Catharine Fletcher, McCcmb, cake basket, SIS.
Mrs s Hales, Gilboa, dictionary, Sl2-
John H King, McComb, lady's pin and ear
rings, SIS.
VIM Cross, Vanlue, dictionary, sl2.
Lewis Davis, Benton, melodeon, sl50.
Margaret H Hibbet, Findlay, set spoons $40.
Emma Helms, Eagle tp, photo album, $40.
Josiah Morehead, Findlay, photo album, $40.
Albert Linangrover, McComb, set tea spoons
SIS.
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The Very Largest and Best.
F. r. Stewart 81 Bro, OF Fostoria
ire now getting in their Stoves fOl
their Fall and Winter Trade.
They now have the finest assort
nent of all kinds of Stoves ever
offered in Northern Ohio; and Mey
are going to sell them too +!
Don't buy until you see their
stock and learn their prices. Every
Stove warranted.
Remember the plaoe-No. a Hale's
Block. nolbt3
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q sDOOns slb
A Flight fOrLife.

"a FuSllt lOI InIo.
Last Saturday morning on entering
our office we were somewhat surpris-
ed to find chickens feathers scattered
over the floor. Our friend Baldwin,
coming in soon after, accused us OF
committing nocturnal depredations
upon q nelghboring hen-roost. The
mystery was cleared up in the course
of a couple of hours by finding fine
young chicken carefully hid away
behind box used for keeping files
of our paper. We at once asserted
that the chicken had heard of the
Conference to como off this week and
had fed to our Office as . place ol
refuge. To this suggestion oul
friend "Gus.' retorted that, if the
chicken had possessed sense enough
to have realized the coming danger,
It would have had too much sagacity
to take refuge in an editors sane
tum. We leave our readers te
draw their own differences in regard
to this foul insinuation of our friend
Baldwin.
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FINDIAY MARKETS.
JEFFERSONIAN OFFICE,
1stsQ

JEFFERSONIAN OFFICE,
Thursday, Sept. l6, 1863.
The following are the latest quotations as
ascertained from leading business men:
APPLES-Green, 10. Dried, dull at Sa l0cf, N.
BUTTER--Dull AT lSed20c.
BEESWAX-In good demand Mt 25d30c.
BEANS-In fair demand tsl 506S3 10.
EGGS-Jn demand at lSc. {, dozen.
FEATH ERS-In demand at GOc r. n.
FL0UR-Wheat Flour 81 W. Rye Flour
none in the market.
GRAIN-Wheat, Extra Sl.Ij, No. Sl.lO per
buShel Corn in good demand at .Jc. per
bushel. Oats, old, 5Oc.; new, i0c. Rye 75c. per
bushel.
IARD-In good demand at l5c per lib.
POTATOES--New 30Ca foe per bushel.
RAGS-From 2d;;c. according To quality.
SAILING quote Salt at 81 30 per barrel.
SEEDS-Timothy in good demand at Si.5Oa
$50 per bushel. a prime article of Flaxseed
Will bring - per bushel.
SOAP-Country in good demand, &c per lb.
TALLOW-Good demand at Sc.
HIDES-Green, Sc; Dry, Ice; Sheep Pelts, %
as cents according to quality.
WOOL-5Sljic.
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Hite Society.
Cass To. Primary Meeting.

The Republicans of Cass township
will meet at the School-house in Dis
trict No. 4, on Saturday, Sept. 25th
1859, ct 4 O'Clock p. NJ, to put ir
nomination q candidate for Land
Appraiser.
By order of TIP. Com
JOHN L. MCKEE, Chm
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Burglary.

Burglary.
The residence of Thomas McKin-
mis-, Esq, of Blanchard township,
was entered last Monday by burglars,
during the absence of the family, and
small bureau drawer was opened
by boring around the lock, from
which the thieves succeeded in OBJ
tanning twelve dollars in money and
a silver watch worth fifteen or TWEEN
ty dollars. Fortunately in theiI
haste the thieves overlooked a mem
orandum book containing $500 in
greenbacks. Everything was left il
good order, and gave ample evidenct
that the depredators we're old handl
in the business. 1t is to be hopet
that the scoundrels viii be caugh
and have justice meted out to them
We learn that there are strong sus
picions as to who are the guilty par
ties.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

School Reports crowded out thi
week.
Council Proceedings in the sam,
fix.
New goods now arriving at Bar
ney, Snyder & Co.'S. Finest line Of
Dress Goods ever brought to this
msrket.
There were $4,000 tickets sold at
the State Fair, last Wednesday, and
the Blade CLAIMS that there were
10000 visitors in the city that day.
There are about one hundred and
seventy ministers in attendance at
the Conference, in sessions in this
place.
J. B. Rothchild starts East for
new goods next Monday, and like
good husband takes Mrs. r. with
him.
The advertisement of Stevenson
q Sears "Wyandot Chief" Circular
Saw Mill will appear next week.
Crowded out.
A concert for the benefit of the
NJ. E. Church, will come off at
Wheelers Hall. some time next week,
under the supervision of Miss Sallie
Didway. There's fun ahead.
j. Kemble d Co. have an advertise
nent in our paper this week, which
will be of interest 20 our readers.
The Corporation limits were extend
d by the Commissioners last week,
making them Il miles in length and
] miles In breadth, excepting forty
.cres in the northwest corner.
j. S. Patterson has added q Cloth
ng Department to the many other
at the "Peoples Corner.''
lis new stock is arriving. See his
advertisement.
The Probate Judge reported 523
irths and 122 deaths in this county
Or the year ending June 80, 1869.
j. ]. Wheeler & Co. sre as busy as
hey can be in putting away new
oods, and could hardly spare time
D get up a new advertisement this
veek.
Prof. Williams, Sec NJ. E. Confer
nee, places US under obligations for
ourtesies extended the JEFF. {
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MoRsK's INDIAN RooT PILLs.-We
have lately been shown the formula
from which these Pills are prepared,
and from this and our experienced in the
use of them, can honestly pronounce
them a good, safe aud reliable medi-
cine. Being entirely free from all
poisonous ingredients, they can be
safely used while performing the ac-
tive duties Of life. We would advise
all to use them, and by s fair trial
Won can see at once the benefit deriv
ed from them. Use Morse's Indian
Root Pills in all cases of Billiousness.
Headache, Female Irregularities, Liv-
er Complaints, DC. Sold by all Deal
|ers. lnl2m2.
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Facts Worth Considering.

Facts Worth Considering.
The people of Hancock county are
getting fully wakened up TO the i'm
portance of good bridges, and are
now determined to put up none but
the best structures. The best wood
en- bridge now made is generally
conceded to be Smiths Patent Truss
Bridge, for which Messrs. Yocum &
Altman are the only agents for this
county. These gentlemen have put
up three of these bridges in this
county, and the people have been
unanimous in the opinion that they
cannot be excelled. Messrs. Yocum
& Altman are ''number one' mecIan-
les, and are not afraid to have any
work they put up thoroughly exam
ined and tested. Another fact that
should be borne in mind is, that they
are the only authorized agents for
this county. Their address is Find
lay, Ohio, where they may be reached
at all times by letter. n17tf.
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Farewell Sermon.

Rev. Isaac Newton preached his
farewell sermon last Sabbath to q
large audience. During his three
years here, kr. Newton has done
much, by his unfagging energy and
industry, to build up the interests OF
his church, and in his departure to
another field, he carries with him the
kind wishes of all.
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In numbers there is safety. 1t was
upon this principle that the formula OF
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills was
prepared. 1t was not the result Of
one mans knowledge. DR.. Judson
intendingto spend fortune in adver
tising his pills, consulted the mcst
intelligent and learned physicians OF
the age, and the result was the pro-
duction of a simple but efficacious
medicine, the Judson's Mountain Herb
Pills. These Pills cure Billiousness,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indiges-
ton, Female Irregularities, &c. They
have now been used many years by
the public, and thousands of testimo-
malls bear witness to their virtues
As family medicine they are unriv
allied. Give the Mountain Herb Pills
a trial. Sold by all Dealers. (nl2m2.
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CuAs. w. MIILEN, Cashier Of
Norwalk National Bank, says: 81
have used DR.. Whittlesey's Vegeta-
ble Dyspepsia Cure in my family for
the past year, and find it an excellent
remedy"
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To TRUSTEES.

And, WHEREAS, By an act ofthe legislature
of the Stale of ohio, passed February 9, 1891, it
IS made the duty OF the Sheriff, at the time of
prOclaiming the Election, to give notice To the
Trustees OF The several Townships OF the num-
Der of persons TO be returned as Jurors from
each Township.
The appointment of Jurors, as made by the
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas 10 be re-
turned is as follows
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-17

ALIsMA,-See the advertisement
elsewhere of that invaluable prepara
tion for the hair called Alisma, for
sale by all Druggists, and manufac-
tured by Seward & Bentley, n. Y.
II will restore gray hair TO IFS origi
nal color and lustre, superceedes the
use of hair dyes and oils, removes
and prevents dandrulf, and speedily
reproduces the hair. Jackson Citizen.
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M. E. Central Ohio Conference.

The Central Ohio Conference of
the III. E. Church commenced its
thirteenth annual session, at this
place, on last Wednesday, at 9 O'Clock
A. NJ, Edmund S. james, Presiding
Bishop, in the Chair. Thos. A.
Morris, the senior Bishop of the
Conference, was also in attendance.
Upon the calling OF the roll of the
Conference, by the former Secretary,
eighty members responded to their
names. Rev. VIM. G. Williams, OF
the Ohio Wesleyan University, was
Secretary, and Revs. Chas.
Reynolds, of Fostoria, and Thos. !
Barksdull, of Toledo, were elected
Secretaries.
In conformity with the instruction
Of the Conference, at its last session,
the Presiding Elders submitted the
report on nominations for
Committees:
On Ruaoraf Address-H. s. Bradley, l.. Her
'ert, H. E. Pitcher, G. W. Collier, q. Lease, J.
Iyers, Samuel Lynch.
On Edacation-Park s. Donelson, W. G. Will
ANS, I. Marriott, o. Kennedy, Harrison Malt
lie, L. Newton, j. s. Kalb, w. L. Harris, r. B.
ope, A. c. Barnes, r ID. 0ldheld, w. Jones,
oslua Smith, d. ID. Mathew. Id
On Ffeednsea-Wm. Deal, A. Wilson, Jason !,
ogng. {. Reynolds, b. Herbert, Chas. Ashton,
: b. G Lowe
On Church Extension-I r. Henderson, ID r. /,
ook, b. F. W. Cozier, Leroy A. Belt, Noah
ough, g. w. Williams, ]. T. Bower, c. G. /
erris, I. Y. Barkdull, II. ]. Bigley, ]. NJ.
ongfellow, w. II. Taylor, chas. Hoag:
On ne eCeffe'andrg-Wm.F +. Whetlock, L. Her.
Holmes, A. Cook.
Oh Ae1,ois-G. W. Collier, H. o. Sheldon, v
On ne Bi5Ie oause-p. c. Strong, j. A. Fur
rson, j. n. Kalb, ID. Bulle, Silas NJ. Maltbie
L. Howard, Henry Boyers. e
On Sunday Scho0Ls-Caleb Hill, c. H. Zim-
erman, T.. j; Mather, d. Gray, ]. r. Colgon, n
X. Ford, ]. w. Miller.
On The Tract Cduse-Lewis NJ. Albright, NJ i
Hebbard, J. c. Clemons, ]. s. DeLeal, John
,rley, L; D; Rodgers, ]; A. Wright. o.
'well, D. D. S. Reagh, P. 2. Ingalls,, Joseph
,od, A. Hollington, Geo. w. Miller.
On Iemperance-Leroy A. Belt, A. j. Frizbie II
son Young, Richard Biggs, ]. Poucher, Phil
A. Drown, Cornelius Weaner, n. B. c. ~
we.
On Periodicals.. N Smith, G. Lease, E. G. h
'ngsworth, Isaac Newton, A. Berry, ChaS.
'hton, j. W. Miller. Ia,
0n MissioRs-The Presiding Elders.
On Public Worship-I. Newton, L c. Webster.
Respectfully submitted, In:
= c. WEBSTER, sec'y. 3.
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n. E. Church Bell.

The large bell for this church ar
rived and was placed in position last
Monday evening. 1t weighs 21SO
pounds, considerably the largest
bell in the place. 1t is pronounced
by good judges an excellent bell, and
il another exhibition of the enter
prise of the members of that church.
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BUCK, BUCKi! Buck !..- The
celebrated Buck Chewing Tobacco is
to be found at Totten Bros. Only sol
ents per pound nol6tf.
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A S35 Fashion cook stove for Sd -
at j. Cromley's, Main Street. 28tf
GOOD ADVICE.

GOOD ADVICE.
Let our possessions he what they
may-marble palaces, broad lands,
magnificent plate, or caskets of "pre-
cious stones''-they all sink in the
balance against Heavens great boon,
HEALTH, and they cannot be en-
joyed without it. And yet how lit
tie is it valued, and how carelessly
preserved. The laws of nature can
not be violated with impunity. Night
revelry, luxurious living, irregularity
of meals, and q disordered appetite,
will gradually destroy the power
and activity of the stomach. How
many ladies and gentlemen eat and
drink disease at late suppers, and
arise in the morning with the head
ache, loss of appetite, feeling languid
and unrefreshed. There can be no
medical remedy that will turn lead
into food, or poisoned drinks into
nutriment, but medical science can
assist nature, supply exhausted fluids,
and to a great extent correct the
effects of disease. In all cases such
as the above, we recommend Planta-
ton Bitters. You will find them
just the thing-at the same time
most delicious tonic and appetizer.
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List ofJurors.

List of Jurors.
The following is the list of Jurors
drawn for the next term of Common
Pleas Court, commencing October
18th, 1869:
graad ysrors-Jacob Oaks, Levi Houser
Charles George, w Cornweil, John Beck Peter
Kramer. W Carr, ] D Burns, Isaac Weisel,
n Gillaspie Isaac Teatsorth, Israel Corbin, J
w West, B Shulty, Aaron Swihart.
Reta Jurors-Henry Hiestand, G w Alspach
A Beck Samuel Shupe, Jacob Searfoss, John
LReese, @ Mosher, W Moore. Josiah More
hart, d w Engle, Heter Hostler, Il. Burman.
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House Burned.

House Burned.
We regret to learn that the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Samuel J.. Nowland, Of
Marion township, was burned to the
ground last Saturday night. The
fire was supposed to have originated
from a defective kitchen due, Loss
about $4Q0, No insurance.
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A No. s Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $50, at j. Cromley's.
no. 90 tf
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The cheapest and best Fruit Cans
IN the country at F. II. STEWART &
BROS, Fostoria, Ohio. no16t3.
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The best Plug Tobacco in the mar
ket is the Fruit Cake found only a.
no16t4 ToTTEN Bros.
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If you do not want gray hair, use
Hal's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer, which will not stain the skin,
or stain the linen.
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John Adams & Bro. are selling
Cook Stoves cheaper than anybody
else in the county.
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A Fail Season.
The celebrated horse
NORMAN
will stand for FALL SEASON, at the
Livery Stable of Eli Beach, in Findlay,
commencing the lst of September.
Terms, 1900.
This is an opportunity that farmers
desiring to raise good stock, should
improve: nol5-w4
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MA RRIED.

CORY wRIGHT-On Tuesday morning
Sept. 7ih. 1863, at Urbana, ONO, Dy i.eV, Fltz-
gerald, Hon. ID. J. Cory, of Findiay, and Miss
Anna VI. Wright, of Urbana, ONO.
The venerable Judge and his partner will ac-
cept our warmest congratulations. May they
be as happy rs they deserve.
BEACHTEL-KINCAlD the ictn INST,
by Rev. Aivan Rose at the residence of Capt.
\. V. Lambert, in Van Buren,, Mr. John
Beachtel to Miss Hester Kincaid, both of Han
cock county. Ohio.
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TorTEN BRos. have just received
the best stock of Navy, Tens and
Founder ever brought to Findlay.
nol6t4.
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John Adams d 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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Farmers
If you want your Grain Drills re-
paired by an old and expert work
man, call at James Fergus0n's, south
of G. W. Parker's Furniture Shop,
near Hardin street.
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John Adams .S 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. Ino6.
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The place to get the most good
Photographs for the least money, is
at Twining's Findlay Photograph
Rooms, 95 Main st. l7t2.
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Local Business Notices.

hs- Business Notices, in our Local Col
umns Single Insertion, 10 cents line to Reg
Advertisers Each Additional Insertion, 10
cents per line.
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Fred Selbach

Fred Selbach.
Dealer in Pianos,
Melodeons and
other Musical Instruments.
Books bound to order and paper
boxes manufactured. 17tf.
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Try ToTTEN Bios Buck Fine Cut
Chewing; only 80 cts. per pound.
nolct4l
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The Prize Jefersonian.
We learn that Mr.. Jona. Robinson,
ofPleasant township, was the lucky
individual who drew the copy OF our
paper in the drawing of the Soldiers
Monument Association. We believe
Mr.. r. inclines 70 the Democratic
faith, bot We tFpst We shall get along
comfortably together. We shall try
% give him the worth of his money,
and trust that he will not feel that it
vas unwisely invested.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-17

District Court was in session last
Friday and Saturday Supreme Judge
White, presiding, assisted by Judges
Mott, Pillars and Couklin, of the
Common Pleas.
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L. c. WEBSTER, Sec'y.

We shall endeayor to give sy.
nopsis of the business done by the
Conference in our next issue,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-17

My WIFE AND THE WHOLE FAMILY
PREFER it. Mrs. S. A ALIENS In
PROVED (new style) HAIR REsToRER
or DRESSING, lin bottle). Every
Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-17

We use nothing but the best tin
for Eve Troughs, and put them up as
heap as ever. JNo. ADAMS & Bro.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-17
Dry Goods,


~ Kept IN such an establishment LARGE as this stock
ne determined room,
de proposes to sell cheaper than bought elsewhere in
old customers will readily believe new ones can easily h
by calling and looking the assortment ' " H'A"oeu
a new feature his large and carefully stock of
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-17

Persons wishing to purchase a
firstclass Piano, Melodeon or Organ,
on reasonable terms, can do so by
applying to r. Fl. HOLIDAY, Find.
lay, Ohio.
All instruments warranted. Or
ders solicited. no2-tf