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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

OF the above, % males and Sc females
were born i'll the United States; males
and females We're born in Germany
males in France; one male in Ireland,
one male in Switzerland. and one na:ivi-
" unknown.
The number of marriages during the
year was 26O, the largest number in any
month 500 being in December, 1873:
and the least (17) being in April, 1873
During the year, 43 letters OF Guar
dianship We're issued, including 60 chill
dren. idiot, and l Insane person: q
Wills and % Letters Testamentary were
admitted to Probate; 81 Letters of Ad-
ministratiOn were issued, and IS estates
administered upon.
Nine persons were naturalized during
the year, representing the following ma
tionalities: England, 1; Germany, ); Ire
land, 2; Switzerland, l.
Two females have been sent from the
county to the Insane Asylum at Dayton,
and two males have been sent to the
Asylum near Toledo.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

Taxa occasionally n few doses of HOOP
t%n-G t;EYNAS BITTERS. u gives tone
- sTor1a.h facilitatiLg the digestion ahi
.,Se5rIfiati0n Of food, 20 necessary 10 the nouI-
isbrueut Of the body. II regulates IN. p.SeLs
--,fT1t, IF The f0uI matter that WOutd other-
- 'tro7air the action Of the Liver and cor
~ ~. blood producing foU! EruptiOns. or
rIRS,ve Rreat n. Sick Headache Sllllpu- DisOr-
iS'I-4 i T,,,rica FarL ache. Nervous Dc bi!Ity,
ur,S ,i General Wea knees and Irritabilfy-
Thcv act not a. drastic pufgaiive. bnt nS
L,,-si,,y the dormant functions OF Nature 10
Hf.oitby action and thus setting the channels
.+s si,.anse and nouTish the whole system 70
yigorOus. Joyous health HI. =,
,spa ramon. that l. curing its thOuSaHds daily y,
wh6foyfulIy testify to IL. wondeii1 eihsacy IN
ciri;y,g disease aud restoring health
yx-T7r q bri-k plrgative j. required, use
H0OFLANDTS PJDOPHYLLIN p u. They
aci promptly. without nsussa or dls'rGss, Issr-,s-
tor. Philadel phia. Sold by all Druggists
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Daris, Chambers s, Cos Strictly Pure
WHITE LEAD!
The Best III the market, sold cheap at
RuthrauTs
DysPEPsgA.DYsPEPsEi!

7 at hydra headed disorder, with lis s;lH ga De
preston of Spirits, Slce Headache, - uI 9tolil S1
.,ch SSca!ding ETuptiOnS, Oppressive FulIhesS'
Loss of Appetite. Wan. wasted q appearance
and Nervous Debility. all indicating lmpTIIe''
digestion aud assimilation of food, ana theTe-
BY lack of nutrition. 20 necessary 70 'ile SUP
port of the boGy, can lie eftectuaIIy clit1 DE
Ihe use of ITOOFLAN DIS GERMAN BiII Ett9,
the favorite prescription of that eminent yer
man physician. ChriStoph W HOoiland' OF
Iauean-SalZa Germany, the efficacy OF winch
won for him many marks OF distinction Dy
the crowned heads and nobility OF Europe. u
tones the stomach to healthy action, regulates
the bowels arOuSeS the torpid liver. promotes
natural perspIratiOn. lnvigorates the nerves
and restores all the functions of Nature 10 Wig
OrOus health. The efficacy of this remehy IS
daily Acknowledged by the happy subjects nl
its treatment, who now enjoy robust, glowing
health. .-z,,,-, - r,,rr g, 90.
recommended when brisk puIgailVe Is re-
Uuired. They operate thoroughly, WliHoul
grip!ng. They are the best Antl-Eiil0us rms
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY 4 CO, Proprie'
tors, FhiIadel phia. sold by all Druggists
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{liird.

BAKER-0n Thursday, July 1. 1874, r. NJ.
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Sebastian Baker aged
Is years, months and 70 days.
One by one the young and beautiful pass
away-called from earth TO heaven by the
voice otthe Master, The deceased was a young
lady OF excellent qualities "a loving dau.h Inter
an afTectionate sister, and kind friend her
loss is deeply mOurned by all who knew her.
The DeTeaved parents have the sympathy of
all in their afil iction.
TWINEM-On Thursday July 9Th, 1871, HoI-
and Twinem. aged 81 years.
The deceased was soldier in rhe war of the
rebellion. serving in the l22d New York regi-
ment. He lost a leg at the battle OF Geitys-
burg. He was buried on last Saturday with
military hOnOrS.
HARRIS-At his residence in Delaware tow H.
ship, Tuesday. Jdiy :, 1874, Reuben Harris,
aged % years, . months and Ij days.
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T:;r SforE .5iiarErfs.
BUFFALO. july u

BUFFALO. July y.
CATTE--I.-sgiU-~ today 1l39 making
the ru-a, for the week .G.i3 head. The mar
ket Was fairly active M about yesterdays :
prices: common cattle are "a shade OF
SHEEP AND LASIB~-Reccipt> to-day 3.DC@
head. making the supply for the week thus
far II. $50 head The market was active at
-,1rc. decline sales Of western sheep az
s. Jo1l -
IoG@-Rreript- to-day co. head. mak-GE =
the total for the week $500 head. The
market Is still bare %. stock Ior6cr- are
quoted al 81 U09j -, heavy hogs ~ 81 -
as -.
CHICAGO. July i.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day 24e0 head The
market was fairly active for stockers hut
lifeless for shipping grades, closing dun
and easy Sales of butchers stock AT = %
al ~: >'uckers NJ 81 j0g4 p; few
choice III - -. shipments liJi hcad
HoG>-lsecciniS to-day 1GJ0 head Tie
market was firmcr and "a shade better aad
active at - SOfaG - for common 10 extra,
with the bulk Of the sales at s. Gott6 4o
Shipments CSC head.
SHEEP.-ReceiptS to-day sea head Tie
market was firm and prices higher Sales
at = o0Gj > for good 10 extra.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July l..
CATTLE-ArTivals to-day ~ cars. Sales
Of best at So 2JaG 60: medium at - .Je
90; common al 81 800 80; stockeT- IL
50 G5C,4 80; bulls at - O0a4 90.
HoGs-ArrivalS = cars. Sales Of best
Philadelphia at s. sJ21 90; Workers at
ST 3OmG Co.
snEEr-ArriyaI- to day aGl ears. Sales
Of best at y 0Ott5 -; medium al : 2Ios-
t -.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

THE Akron argus wants to whisper
something to the dog-killer. There are
!. .462 dogs in Summit county, which
have killed little more than a dollars
worth of sheep per dog, but the Argus
will sell them for half price if the d. k.
will take the lot.-ClereLdnd Herald
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
TUESDAYS Fire.

1utsudy 5 It.
An alarm of fire last Tuesday, about
noon, brought out the Ere Department
with their usual alacrity, and it was found
that the alarm was occasioned by a fire
in the roof of the dwellinS-house of Mr..
GEEt, i'll the western part of town. The
fire was eXtinguished before it attained
much headway. The damage, which was
assessed at SS5, was paid on the spot by
the WatertOwn Insurance Company, in
which it was insured. Mr.. J. s. Powell,
is the agent for this Company in Findlay,
and We commend its prOmptness in this
case
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
The Release of DeitZ

Last Monday afternoon, ''DADDY"
DEITz, who had been tried and convicted
of selling beer contrary to law, and SEN
fenced to twenty days imprisonment in
the county Jail, was taken before Judge
PILLARS at the Court House, on writ of
haJeaS corpus, and aftera hearing of the
case he was discharged from eustoday.
The grounds on which he was released
are that after he had been sentenced
he was allowed TO go at large for some
time, and that he could not be re arrested
when once out of the custody of the
| Marshal
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Died from Stroke of Lightning.

Mr.. GEORGE SPADE. who was struck
by lightning. while engaged in binding
wheat on the farm of the widow DUKES.
last Thursday afternoon, a notice of
which appeared in our last issue, died a
few moments after the accident. He
was about Is years old, and leaves a
young wife to whom he had been married
only few months. He was buried last
Saturday by the Odd Fellows.
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Call Accepted.

Call Accepted.
Rev. J. q. RUHL, who for the past
eleven years, has been Pastor of the
German Lutheran Church, of this place,
has received and accepted call from the
German Lutheran Church of Kenton.
He preached his farewell sermon last
Sabbath, and will depart for his new
field of labor in few days. Mr. RUHL ear
ries with him the good wishes and kind
regards of large circle of friends in
this vicinity, who regret that circum-
stances render his departure necessary.
and we bid him God speed in his new field
of labor.
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--NATuAN CORY.

We IdAt Iiie 4ollo"Ii--
the biographical sketch from me man
uscript Of the History oI n
( County, now IN 'iie eouiS P-
ton, winch l. 10 Le luoi,9'ie1 ~ IL
Hardesty III hl7 a'i's Va
Tins work "ouiD ''''-'-'' i''e'' anu
[ unSalislactor! III 4eeu' "eiS ii'' .oI4iT VI
| us pages deNoled 10 'iIe "io5i "pIiTS u
! IiIe men WHO Io'iii'iei 'ii' ''uii'E' "ut
VINO nave lohg aiiice pa79'7u away Isi;N-
ing 70 Us tiie heritage wrought D! tltIr
IaDor' anu an eAaiIiPle VI ProDllE ahG
hohor Ior our eiliuia'ioh-
OiIe Oh '"" 'F'S.'ai ipHiid"rs ol the
town "i Fiiid.1N. VIA i--:-;llIiuI cory,
Esq aiid = IA i.tsa 49,. ... i"~rdiity
many OF III ''.t. -..'ii.-i> ar indebted
Tor many advantage aisi comforts that
they might npi "rlIrrWi~- lave ..atd. and
the county iordoUHiio:N "i ii.:t Tor pub
lie purpose
Mr.. Cory w.i- bora ,.-.,r the yiiiagr Of
Elizabetht"wn, Essex County. New
jersey, on the 26riI OF ianuary. nm
He was the son Of Thomas and Jane
Cory, and the fourth Of nine children
born to them. Ia 1874, when Elnathan
was Il years of age. his father moved
with his family to II settlement call Co
lmnbia, on the present site Of the city
Of Cincinnati. After remaining there
for a short time, the family moved to
what was known as Round Bottom. on
the Little Miami, i'll Cle1nont county.
Their residence here was but short, and
they next went to Dicks Creek, in War
ren county. In the year 1879, Elnathan
was married TO Miss Hannah Jennings,a a
young lady who resided not lar from ms
own home. In ISO5 lie bought lands on
money CreeK' near the village OF New
Carlisle III Clark county, and continued
10 reslde tiiere uhtii ms DEATH
DurllS Tile year OF IoIz-l3, Mr- Cory
eiiSiSeu III uriEliiS cilU'le from 'ile neigh
porlioou III WHICH, ne il'eu 10 Detroit
ne was diSo ehipioyeu ID! the govern
lieII " lrailsporC SOouS Ior lIe use oI
tiie army. IL was wlile lie was engaged
III Illls business tIlat ne was llrst attract
eu 10 liiis pi''ee as Il suitable site lor
Uo"h-
III 1ozZ, Mr. Cory, with Mr. Joseph
vance, ana others, purchased the lands
ana lald out the town OF tIndlay. CAn
account oI lills purchase VIII DE 1ound
III announcer part OF TINS work.
In 1915 Mr- Cory Dulit the hrst dam
across the river at flndlay, ana erected
grlst and saw mill on the place where
C"riiii > Mllls no" s'a'hd.
1here was hotillhS Striking III The per
Soili'i appearance OF MI cory lie was
ABOUT I'VE 1ett ana eleven inches IN
heiShlh lie was strongi! hiIiit, and
weighed ABOUT lo' pounds lie was
oil liIr complexion, with hazel eyes
He was KIND III ms treatment toward all
whom lie met was always more or less
reserved III his conduct and conversa-
ton He Was modest III ms department,
but brave to IL iluit, ANA Wa IA man OF
lndomlnable energy Alr. Cory was
consistent member OF the church Tor
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Flag Stone.

More than tlIrty-five car loads of Be
rea flag stone has been shipped to this
place to this place during the past month.
The stone has all been used for paving.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

WE have received a copy Of the Nr,c
Departure, which informs us that Sou
Iier's Roman HipPodrome andWombolt's
Royal English Menagerie will soon visit
Findlay. We suppose the boys will lay
upsome loose change ia anticipation.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

All persons who are indebted To me, and
whose accounts have been standing three
months and over, will take notice that they
must be settled by the 18th of this month,
lJuly) or they will be left in the hands Oi
an officer for collection. THIS means bu>i
ness, and all interested will take notice, and
govern themselves accordingly.
u y EEIING.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

LAST week we ccnsurpd JAMES Nc
NELL, the night -watchmam, for not re-
spending when called Io stop a row.
-.r MCkEIL says HAT the trouble was
not "n his i,,.s,t. amH therefor" ii was not
hi~ hn,iny-~ to -tnpiI. lie also says that
l,,. offered 10 ;issi>t the Marshal in max
ing the arrest. etc. and that no one ask
ed INN o COUP stree; and quiet the riot.
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Carnahans
CARPET STOCK

We ,,.Tcr all our goods at unusually low
prices We clam that We will sell better
go ais. and sci! them cheaper, Than at any
other lace Our stock is tho largest and
most varied of any in Findlay. We VIII
ave our customers rooney by uyinls Of us.
We invite all 10 give us call. Remember
the place
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In Memory Of the Dead.
BIG LICK GRANGE No. lOi.
BIC IIEE AHIn IulN Id = /

BIG LICK GRANGE No. lOi.
BIG LICK, OHIO, July 10, II
WHEREAS II has pleased the Great Master Ot
the universe TO remove from our midst our
most estima5Ie and worthy sister, Mrs. Mag
daline Fiegel. who has endeaIed herself To Us
by her amiable and charitable disposition,
and quiet department. therefore, be IL
ResOiCed, That in her death this Grange has
lost one OF its most valued members, and the
cause an ardent SympathiZer.
ReSOiUed. That we tender sincere and
heartfelt sym pathies to the stricken and bertit
husband auu aged parents in this their hour
OF unlocked for trial.
ReSOiUed. That copy of this preamble and
resolutions be presented TO the husband ami
parents, and that they be published in all ile
county papers.
MINERVA =. .SPANGLER,)
SARA II + MOORE, Com
]. TI-SSING.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
The Klaber Case.

The ease of FRANK KLABER, tried
for violating the village ordinance
against the sale of beer, came before
Mayor GRIBBEN and a jury last Tues
day. The ease occupied the day, and
the jury retired about ) o'clock. At
ter remaining ont seven hours they
agreed to disagree, and came in. The
ease Will be tried again to-day.
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To Re ReDairc5

At the meeting of the Council on
Monday night last, "a resolution was
passed instructing the Committee on
Fire Department to have all the fire
cisterns that are in bad order repaired.
The work will commence soon.
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cIxCIsNATI TO COLUMBUS.
Findlay Branch.

FINDLAY To CAKEY.-TrainsI leave FIndlay
l.2j am, J.lJ "A H., I-25 p m. arrive in Carsy
AT jlU am, lO.lJ am, and 2-2D p IN.
CAREY To OFINDLAY.-Trains leave Carey at
500 am, ID.fJ am, aad 4.20 PM, arriving AZ
Findlay at 100 am, lli5am., and 5.2O pm.
Meals. Nos. o and 10 run daily, all other
trains daily except Sunday
Through coaches ON Nos. 5aDd 8, between
SanGusEy ana Cincinnati. Sleeping coaches
on NOSJ and 10 between Sandusky and Gin
c3nuati. Nos. -, II, IA and ls run through
between Columbus aud Cincinnati.
CHAS. HOWARD, ASS Bup't.
II. T. BRONSON, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
GEO. I. IsESEDlCT GenI Manager.
SPECIALTRAIN NOTICE..
ON and after June lst, 1874, an additional
Passenger Train viii be run on Friday, a. fol-
lows, VIZ -
Leave Eindiay, 9.lO p. M; Leave Vanlue, 9.4O
Arrive az Carey, lc.UO.
RETURNING.
Leave Carey, lO.z7 p. IN. Leave Nanlue, lO.4Is
AraSe al FIndIay, lilo.
Ihis Train will enable Passengers nom FIN
dlay 20 make close connection 10 Carey Win
our y iset Express for all SOthern Points. VIII
Also enable Passengers from Cleveland and the
East to reach Findlay the same evening.
New and elegant Sleeping Coaches AZ
tacned 70 Night Express Trains.
u. T. BENEDICT,
General Manager.
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w; made "a hast. examination last
Tuesday morning. ot ;Isc new barn and
other improvements being made by Mr..
GI,o. ". MYERS, "m South Main street,
and must say 5hey give evidence of ex-
cellaist TASTE. Ne rejoice ia the success
Of sr,,.. ,,ren ~ Slr MYERS, as he las
done rnucli bs III, enterprise to build up
our tBWH.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Horse Fair.

Arrangements haze been completed
for holding Horse Fair in this place,
during the first week in August. I.iber
al premiums are 10 be offered, and il IL
expected that there will be quite a mum
Der Of "fast ones" present
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AwD- Pom aR, E-q.. sold the first new
wheat 10 GEy. ". MYREs, at the J.. f.
& L. R.. elevators. last Tuesday
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

AUtrains run daily. sundays excepted.
Close connection made at Fremont with
trains on l.. ;. & VI. =. Ry. to and from all
y,alnfs Eastftnd West.
A. RurgOoh with trains on T. T. a +. Ry.
At FosfOria with trains on Baltimore, Pttts
BufZh q Chicago Ky.
At Lima with trains on ID. VI. q Q. d. ID
RR TO and from all points south. Also with
( tras sus on p. Fl. W. C.. Ry 10 and rom all
| points East and West.
W. II. ANDRWS, Gen. Ticket Agent
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Large Mules.

MYERS s FRY, received a fine large
span of mules from MassillOn, few days
ago. They have also purchased, some
where in Indiana, a much larger and
heavier pair which will be here in a short
time
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

WE hear men who ought to be truth
ful citizens assert that the saloon keep
ers and the ultra temperance men will
vote side by side against the license
clause. Ask such men to give names
and see how quick they will wilt.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
CCRNAHAITS

Have ;!.c LARGEST STOCK OF all
kinds Of SPRING and 81 MINER Ditl>9
GOODS ia Findlay.
CaIicos. Percales. Gras- Cloths, Nictor.a
Lawns. Bishop Lawns, Aipacas, Lawns.
Linens Piques, Swisses, Nansooks,
Mofairs. .japanese Striped Silks,
Japanese Checked Silks. japan
..le Plain Silks, Pongee Silks,
Lyons Silks, Irish Popiins,
Silk, and Linen Popilns,
Rlaek Gros Grain Silks,
Plain Silks aIl the col
orr and qualities.
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For Sale Cheap !

\ good new frame barn, l6S22 icet-ti@ht
floors. good roof. and will make a neat
small residence For terms, etc, enquire
al JEFF. Office. II
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COUNTY STATISTICS.

The following interesting table Of
statistics, for the fiscal year, ending
April l, 1874, i furnished u by Probate
Judge Huffman:
DECEASED PERSONS OCCUPATION.
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Phvsician's Prescriptions

Soaps and Toilet Articles, OF livery ID
scriptiOu, at the New Drug Store. directly
Opposite the Court House.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

Horse Powders, sure preventive l"F
Chicken Cholera, for sale ONLY al the Ne"
Drug Store-2j-ccnt packages ana Warrant
ed-directly
Opposite the Court House.
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HamblefOlian

Horse Powders. for sale ONLY al the New
Drug Store, directly
OnpOSitc the Court House
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The Fidc5
Brushes, SpOngeS,

To get the worth of your money III
Roots and Shoes is at Ewing Is Rclick'S
Cheap Cash Store.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Char. e o. E'iE.il.

From .iu:;se IN our advertising col
mnns it wiii be seen that there has been
a chang il gtle firm of Heck, kob 4 Co.
Messrs. i i}v~loN and GEORGE HKCK
retiring. giyiu- plare Ia JOHN HECK
and \. &. IEyK. The maze OF tie firm
remains unchanged.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

Paints. Varnishes and Japans, for sale al
the New Drug Store, directly
Opposite the Court House
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HambletOnian

Horse Powders, at the New Drug store
25-ccnt Packages and warranted Hirecuy
Opposite the Court House.
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HambletOnian

Carefully compounded at all hours oi the
Dav or Night, at the New Drug store III
reciIy Opposite the Court House
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Teamster " anted.
Y hita Lead and Oil.

Iwant to hire tcamster Immediately.
If J. c. GARNETT.
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SALoONATTCS, and some who uphold
them. are claiming that they have with
drawn their patronage from temperance
men who Will not periure themselves and
otherwise use their influence TO uphold
their nefarious traffic. That is a two
handed game. Among the excited mob
who tra1npled ON the law the other day,
xe noticed men who have made large
part of all they have off law and order
men-aye. men who clam TO be staunch
advocates of temperance. Hereafter
they may prefer to patronIze peaceable
law-abiding citizens.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
coon HEALTH HOW 10 GET IT.

So.I Daily. except Monday; Eos. ? /, >, :,
and :, Daily, except Sunday N"'. ) AMI %
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We will make it to the interest OF any one
in search of Boots and Shoes 10 examine
our stock before buying.
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JOHN HECK,
II. KOB.
A. c. HECK.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17

July ]. lS7i.-no. lo-t2
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Local Business Notices
Stone

Stone.
All parties wishing flag stone for paving,
stone for steps etc, can leave orders with l..
\. Baldwin, Esq. The stone cutters will
remain in Findlay about two weeks IT,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Slippers Ch zap for Cash

\ large stock of slippers at fifty cents re
duction on pair, ranging at all prices from
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Personal.

Judge MOSES b. WALKER. of Texas,
was in town last week, and again on
Thursday, of this week. The Wesleyan
Uuiversi+yof Iowa has recently conferr-
ed the degree of Doctor of Laws and
Learning on Judge WALKER, a deserved
compliment to a worthy gentleman.
His family are at Nincennes, Indiana
MIR. and Mrs. W. r. CARNAHAN have
gone to st. Louis. Michigan, in search
OF pleasure and health. They will be
absent month.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Hamb,etOnian

Horse Powders. at the New Drug Store
the ONLY place in town-directly
OppoSite the Court House
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-17
Sneak Thieves.

Last week the residences of some of our
citizens were entered by sneak thieves
in daylight, and small sums of money
and other light articles stolen.