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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-21
Teachers Certificates.

EDS. .IEFF.-At our examination on
last Saturday, Aug. 18th, there were
eleven applicants-four gentlemen and
seven ladies; two failed, and nine re-
ceived certificates, as follows:
Frank H. Tufts and Joseph R. Kagy,
twenty-four months each. Eta Robin
son and Susan Swihart, twelve months
each. Jennie NJ. Miller, Lille Hatch,
Minnie Brown, Ella Oberholtzer and J.
y. Lanning, SIX months each.
This completes our examinations for
the present school year, which ends Aug.
31st, 1874. We have held eighteen ex-
aminations during the year, and have
received four hundred and seventy-nine
applications for certificates. We have
granted during the year two hundred
and ninety-one certificates, as follows:
Six ffrst-class.. valid twenty-four months.
Nine second-class. valid eighteen months.
Sixty-eight third-class, valid twelve
months. Two hundred and eight fourth
class, valid six months.
The Board of Examiners will be the
same next year as the past year. J. r.
Kagy's term having expired, the Probate
Judge has reappointed him for three
years from Sept. 1st, 1874
Our first examination for the next
school year will be held September 18th.
J. \. PITTsFoRD, Crk.
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The Coming Event.

There is to be Il grand affair Find
lay, Thursday, Sept Sd, 1873. H. Buck
ley 4 Co., have inaugurated new
amusement enterprise, which travels by
p 7. Barnum does in his immense Hip
pOdrOme building, in New York. Al
though Mr. Barnums name is not direct
ly mentioned in connection with this
show, yet we have reason to suspect that
the great Snowman is at the bottom of it
At all events it is spoken of by the press
as being an immense affair. totally un-
like anything ever before seen in the
United States, and attracts large crowds
everywhere because of its novelty. 1t
appears to be a revival of the classic
sports and pastiInes of the ancient Gre
clan and Roman Olympic Festivals and
Games. Among these are Chariot Races
Roman Standing Races, Liberty Races,
Elephant and Camel Races, Indian Races
Flat Races, Sack and Wheelbarrow
Races, Walking Races; with every spe-
cies of Physical and Athletic Sports
known to ancients Also. Steeple Chas-
es and Hurdle Races by English Thor
oughbreds, with the Gymnastic Sports
of the Curriculum, such as Perilous Fly
ing Men, Herculean Cannon Ball Per-
formers, Contortionists, and Trapezists.
The Great Track is forty feet wide and
1000 feet around and covered by Spa
cious Canopy, and is flanked by amp
theatre seats capable of seating 10000
people, with ample protection from sun
and rain. The whole is brilliantly iIlum-
mated by night with 1000 patent gas
clusters and jets, presenting a grand and
magnificent sight.
We understand that Railroad eXcur-
sion tickets will be sold for half fare at
all stations on the road to this place on
the day of the show
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The Carey Camp Meeting.

There was an immense crowd at The
Carey Camp Meeting last Sunday, many
going from this place The day was un-
comfortably warm, dry, and dusty, so
that large number suffered excessive
inconveniences. There was some dis
turbance on the grounds, growing out OF
the shameful conduct OF lot of row
dies. and the efforts Of the respectable
part of the congregation 10 suppress it.
In the town Of Carey the scenes are
said to have been disgraceful. The sa-
looms were all open, and crowd OF
drunken, bOisterOus, people on the street
There were a great many fights. and we
are sorry TO say that a number OF young
fellows from Findlay We're engaged in
them. The authorities were either pow
erless to control the drunken crowd, or
else they did not care to try. The peo-
pie on the grounds did the best they
could to preserve order, and prevent
disturbances during services. but when
did few quiet religiou-Iy disposed peO-
pie ever control lot of wicked men and
boys, bent only on making trouble, and
caring nothing for decency or religion
1t is to be regretted that many. from here
and other places We're not arrested and
punished according to their deserts. Il
is to be hoped that the good reputation
of Findlay for order and sobriety will
not soon again be disgraced by any such
shameless proceedings Oh the part of
any Of its residents.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-21

THE NORTHERN OHIO FAIR.-In an
other part of this weeks issue will be
found the advertisement of the Northern
Ohio Fair which is to be held in Cleve-
land Oh the 18th, 18th, 10th, 18th and
18th of September This is the fifth
fair of the association, and the steadily
and rapidly increasing popularity Of the
exhibitions since the organization Of the
association renders the success of the
coming one assured beyond a doubt
The people of Northern Ohio have come
to look forward with great pleasure to
the gala week at Cleveland, and Exhibit
ors from all parts of the State, and from
adjoining States, realize to such an ex-
tent the Importance of being on hand
with specialities. that the number and
variety of articles of invention. manu-
facture and farm produce to be seen at
the fair will be equaled by few exhibi-
billions of the kind in the country.
The premiums offered this year are
unusually large and the list so compre-
hensive as to offer fine Inducements 10
all classes of exhibitors.
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A Bad Practice.

For years past there has been prac-
tice in vogue in town that is a very bad
one and should at once be abated. We
allude to the matter of allowing people
to pump water from the fire cisterns for
building, sprinkling, and other purposes.
Just at the present time the water in the
cisterns is very low, and should a fire
break out, there IS great danger of the
supply giving out before the flames are
checked, so that it becomes an absolute
necessity in order to protect the proper
ty of the citizens. that the water be econ
Omized. There are great many bar
rels of water pumped from the cisterns
every week, and the authorities should
at once forbid further supplies being tax
en- from them.
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Eglice.

DAM WAGNER, N II = COUNTY OF
Il HlI.-ia-p, !u the state Oi Michigan, Will
- g no. ice that John Powell. did, On the 5Jh
.av uf August. \. ID. ls7i file his petition IN the
Jr.GrI nf Common Pleas. within and tor the
Ca..r- ~ Hancock. Ohio, ara iuSt the said
Adam Waguer, and one Daniel 2 Wagner.
setting forth that the aid Adam Wagner and
-aId Daniel 4. Wagner. On the sth day Of
March. a T., I5-J. ma ~ aud deiivere to said
I8Hn Powell. tEeIr prOsniSSOry note for three
hundred dollars. payable with interest one
year after date and which said note has not
been paIG. and praying fVr Judgment on said
note for SiEJ, aud IntsTe-t- TnaI an attach
u-u' has been issued IN said action against the
said Adam wagner, vino is a nOn-re>ident Of
the STATE of Ohio, and has been levied upon
the follow - lands IN Hancock County. Ohio.
t1-wif: TIE undivided twC-seventh parts %
The ~DIiu half Oi tEe West hall OF the North
east quarter OF Sec. 2, in township one
Eo.th % range ten East, which said lands the
said John Powell seeks To appropriate 70 the
payment Of MS debt and the costs of suit.
The said Adam Wagner IS notified that he
is required 70 appear and answer said ac-
Ion on Or b-iOfe the third Saturday after the
18th dag q. September, a. D-Is7f
Aug. p, ls-t. JOHN POWELL.
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The Temnerance Convention.

The Temperance Convention and
Mass meeting We're held last Friday and
Saturday, were well attended, and a great
deal Of interest was manifested by all
present. y number of very interesting
speeches We're made, hymns sung, and
fervent prayers Offered for the success of
the cause. Resolutions were passed af-
firning the sentiments of reform that
have been urged during the past few
months.
\ report Of the proceedings were fur,
nished us, too late for publication this
week. They will appear in our next is
sue, together with the Constitution and
Bylaws.
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CLEVELAND. AUG. 15. 1s1

Hr. DEE' oLFE:-Acccpting an invitation
from u friend 0f mine who i constantly on
the wing, ! recently had the pleasure of
visiting the ihriyin@ village of Mt AIlanch-
ar,'. H. your county While there called
upon ;ho several business men of that place
who cave mca very iiattcring report of their
trade, and / was surprised to find 50 many
cEc,licut business houses and remarkable
fine stocks Of goods in town of that size.
Especially noticeable was the model reStaur-
ant and provision house of my friend, Sol
EOor- sol T. q modest fellow. and suppose
he VIII hardly like To see his name in the
paper. but il = = household word among the
good people Of that vicinity, as the patron
saint of good goods at low prices. I'm
word, allow me to advise You to call ON sol.
when You need anything in his line
AuE- 2l. Traveller
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-21
Cemetery Improvements.

The directors of Maple Grove cemetery
are having tine main avenue through the
grounds cut down and graded, and also
the avenue on the east side. When the
proper grade is made, the avenues are TO
have n coat of crushed stone and sand.
The hig ditch is about filled up, and
when the work is complete, fine avenue
Is to be made along the place The
stone posts for the new wrought iron
fence that is TO be put up in front of the
cemetery have been ordered. The road
along the river is TO be graded next year,
and a row Of trees planted to protect the
bank.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-21
Pioneer Pic Mic.

The Hancock County Pioneer and ITistOr-
ioal Society will hold their first annual pic
mic on the first Saturday 18th dayl Scptcm-
her, !. p, 1871, IN the Agricultural Fair
Grounds 1T Findlay. \ cordial invitation
is extended to all, and especially to all those
Who are entitled to membership. Bring
your baskets well stocked with provisions,
and ic. u pend one day in renewing the
friendship, Of ''Auld Lang Syne." There
will be- mHsir, speeches, and enjoyment.
IL cpltr pf the Society.
ID. B. E.-,ED-iHT, SQUIRE CARLIN.
Secretary. President
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''J.N." bowed his fazoo in front Of the
Court House Monday night. Hemouut-
ed a box and began ge>ticuIuting with
his long bony arms Ike unto an old fash
ioned wind mill, and he screamed and
yelled Ike a lunatic, until it seemed
that bedlam had broken loose. We wish
j. " would stay with his dear
friend Brunner,~ and not come here
anv more. We have been afflicted with
drought, potato bugs, itch, Inurrain and
hoIlow-horn; we have had q touch Of
the smallpox; have gone through q
scourge of cholera-but they wer- mid
when compared to a visit from y y. .-
He1fs getting more than luna since he
went into partnership with CLEMENS.
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Ohio State Fax.


The twenty y-fifth Ohio State Fair will
be held at Columbus, commencing on
Monday, Sept. 9TH, and closing on the
following Friday. The Fair this year
will be one of the best ever held. The
Fair is TO be held at Columbus for five
successive years, and the citizens are
manifesting a deep interest in its success
and new halls have been erected, larger
and more commodious than ever before
built on State Fair ground. All rail-
roads will Will carry passengers at excur-
sion rates. The B. & o. Road will carry
stock and freight free. The people of
Hancock county should have something
at the fair for exhibition, as their pro
ducts will show as favorably as any
county in Ohio.
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9jnalag 0tftrsonian.
Findiaj. O.. August 2I, 1874


Errhcu Ohio Fair-Auuouucement.
". y Hedge & Co.-Baking Powder.
laru.- f,.oIlaa-httaclImcn' Notice.
E. }; War.I--Atfaclmrn Notice.
a. f.-..-- Eo'iorfn Treasurer.
Tr..f-- d. r'#r.r--THI
E.M-c Bo.ra-t losing Out Sale.
i C.rs Hu.yH- Every Person.
Tyla PywcIi-NDlIrc.
= 81 y Huber-AitacImeHt Notice.
An-toa Decentralization Washer.
H. BueE!,, {. CO--iLppOdrOhe-
LOCAL BTsTSE-- NOTICE
r. tori Band Excursion.
Csr-srraiinu,i hurris-N"r.s.-
Fp-rDriu BaHd-W We..He-iay.
& S. Harkcr-Puhiir Ssig.
To-to.ia BaHd-%3 -
uiOn ~rHDol-Nolirr O" Teacher.
Fo~tOria Band-Thc PicaS:mic-l
Communication.
FD-fnria Baud-DOn't Forget.
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Painful Accident.

On Monday evening last, a daughter
of the widow DUBBs, a child about
twelve years old, who resides in North
Findlay, fell from a tree, into which she
had climbed while at play, and broke
her right leg just above the ankle. The
ankle was also dislocated. The accident
is a painful one, and it will be some
time time before the child will be able
to be about again.
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wiii ollcr Tor ale al Public Auction. Al
thy door OF Count House, in Findlav, Ohio.
on saturday. September }. 1874. the follow
IHg described real estate. situated in the
village of Findlay, to-wit: In-lots p and
-. IN Cariin'S Addition to Findlav. situated
on East end of Hardin -. North side. \
good substantial Frame House. with Cellar
undcrit, good stable Well, and CiStern. on
one Of the lots. Good Fruit on both.
Terms, Onc-third cash in hand; One-third
in one year, and One-third in two Years. De
icrrcd payments 10 draw & per cent interest,
and be secured 10y mortgage on the premises.
Possession given April l, 1870, purchaScrto
receive the rent from date of sale.
Aug. 2i-2W G.. " PARKER
B. F. JOINS. AuctiOnccr.
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Change of Base.

MIR. WM +. SNYDER, of this city, and
lis brother, Mr.. l.. ID. SNYDER, of Nc
Comb. have purchased the dry goods es-
tablishment of FOSTER, OLMsTEAD, &
Co, at FoStoIia. They will take charge
this week. The new concern will be
conducted by ID. ID. SNYDER, a good
business man, and a clever gentleman.
No disposition of the McComb store has
yet been made. No change will take
place in Old White Corner. We wish
them success in their new enterprise.
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Seduction.

After having two judgments rendered
against him for Bastardy and Breach of
Promise in favor of MARY WOLF, RICH
ARD PREssNEuLE, Jr., was before JUS
tice BEARDsLEY, Wednesday evening,
charged with seducing the same young
lady when she was under age. He was
bound over to court in the sum of 5000
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Attachment Notice.

samuel Huber and J. ". Huber, partners ~
business. under the firm name Oi = q ,, n
Huber. Plaintiffs against Martin pa
they-z DEFENDANT before D z Be1rrsley. J.
r. 0f F!aIlay township, Hancock County,
Ohio. - -
n<THE FJC RTEESTH DAY OF AUGUST
I a ID 1874 aid Justice issued an order Of
Attachment in the above action Tor the sun, o.
Sixteen Io!lars- said case VII! De .,eard Oc-
tober ), ISL at 9 o'clock, -
:. Z J. ". HUBER.
FIndIay, o.. Aug. q, 1871.
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Runaway.

Last Monday the horse attached to
PovENMIRE & Sons delivery wagon ran
away, throwing Mr.. JOHN PovESMIRE
out, bruising him so severely that he
has been unable 10 attend 10 business
for several days. \ relative OF Mr.. r.
who was riding with him, was also
pitched out, but escaped injury. The
wagon was badly smashed.
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o- CALKIN'S
Champion
sssy WASHER.
The GREAT WANT at last SUPPLIED

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PROCURED
i and is the Sole Agent in this city 70 sell
the only Washer thst will wash perfectly Wit-i
out the use Of the WaShbOard- IL Will wash
cIeau. quick NJ. easy; IL will wash Collars ana
Wristbands clean /: il will wash the heaviest
Quilts and Blankets perfectly; IL Will wash he
finest LaceS or COaTSest GOOIS thoroughly y
without injury TO the fabric it reduces "A wash
ing day to one hour il saves soap, time and
labor.
All we ask is an invitatiOn.and We can con
vince you 10 is the only Washer you wan, ,ant,
IL only costs 81 3
II is warranted to last five years. / also
refer you to Joy House. Mr.. j. Il. Maley, MT.
II. +. Gage, BaNker, and Dr. Miller, who have
these washers in actual use, and will testify 70
their merit as perfect Washer. ] also have
the Celebrated Crown WrtBRer, the Best
one on the market, price, = ~, which cannot
be beat for the price. Don't wear Your life
away longer with the OIL wash-bOard, but give
me call and YOU willbe pappy.
August q Is7i-S,v. ASSON PRESTON.
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Notice.

AUDITDR's OFFICE. n. G.. ..
FTSDLAY, OHIO, August -, ls5L,
TOWNSHIP, SCHOOL. ASD BOROUGH
4 TreasUrrTsare notified that their funds. a-
treasurer are now ready for distribution
4 certified COPY Offh bond Offl- C.erk ana
1reasureT OF each Board Of Eduratlon Il UT Do
lei with the County Auditor before ScHD"i
Funds can be drawn. Those who have n 81
complied with fais law will taxe notice aGC
COVER thernselveS accordingly f-ee CH-c
LaWsT 1873. PAGE ~. see. . and i1
o. : I0SEER,
August ZI-lw. Auditor Hancock C"-' -.
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at,ncI,nenf Nofiee.

Thomas Coleman, Plaintiff against n
Matthews. Defendant. Before II. W. Hughes,
J. r., Blanchar township Hancock county %
On the i7th day OF An gust, lS1l, SAID Ju'tl'"
issued an order of attachment In the sDOFe
action for the sum Of sixty Dollars
August n ls7I. THOMAS COLEMAN.
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Acs-rS. bergman and IIardleshcll have
bought ont the establishment of Jap. Con
stable, b Main Street, East side and will
continue the Grocery and Restaurant bust
moss III al ij~ departments. They will keen
Fresh Bread and Cakes, Ice Cream. etc. and
everything in the Lunch line fully up to the
tImcs- They invite the public to give them
call ami - fair triul. Aug, .
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BY a notice published elsewhere it
will be seen that the funds are now ready
for distribution to Township, School and
Borough Treasurers.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-21
a Neatly Printed Poster

Issued occasionally, when yoH have some
particular line Of goods UH which YOU vi-h
20 make run, il one Of the many eTec-
tUal ways of advertising. The JEFF" Office
makes a specially Of posters which are
gotten up on short notice and M price 90
uit the times
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Born.

.'l '---.iay. t-.--:~- l.. 1S74. 20 Mr.. and
--r-- -..crv ellison. daughter
.a T.-.r-5sv- -,a-u-, - 1873. {, Mr. and
...- -.a.-..ll.. --u.e-. % son
N- Tuesday, August *. l~-t. ,p Nr and
a-- T. A.a-sl. .f Washington township.
81. d-T-'rcr
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A Big Load.

Last Saturday, Mr.. JOSEPH MAKKLE,
of Eagle township, hauled to town with
two horses a load of wheat that weighed
one hundred and three bushels and forty
pounds. We doubt whether another
load as large has been brought to market
this season with single team. The
wheat was sold to q. w. MYERS.
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Notice

All those indebted to the undersigned will
take notice that prompt payment is at once
required. Come and pay up at once and
save Yourself annoyance. and Obiigc
MCDONALD, LEADER. 4 iIIssONG.
EcE;un RIDGE, o.. Aug 13, lsi4-!w.
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Two Things.

There are two things that the authori-
ties should attend to at once. The first
is the macadamizing of Main Cross
Street, between Main and the l.. f. & l..
Ry., and the second the repairing of the
river road between the two cemeteries
in such "A manner as to prevent further
eHcroachments of the river
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< d. Walters. Plaintiff. sgaln-t " v .a''-
! thew, Defendant. Before H. ". H"z-i,-- , 5'i'
tfr4 81 the Peace of Blanchard tOss n-iil o. i4..4
/ e8cx county. Ohio -
/ On the n II dav 8f August, lA7ir said Ju nee
| fs-ued an ORDER Of attachment IN the al'Nt
] action tor the srIu Of Lf.een drilsr- auG ta-r
! ty cents. = T. " Al F-i.--'
/ August j., lssi. s"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-08-21

GLEssSER charges that the Crusaders
''sang hymns for the Republican Mass
Meeting last Saturday. Are there 10
other slurs that he can throw ~ these
ladies.
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District No. 8 School

Al departments Of this school will open
H,sdH AUqls, 3, 1874. Tuition for iran
scut scholars.
Primary .-..--.-.---S2 90 per term.
Intermediate .....- e.. 3 90 ''
Grammar School. } 90
High School 20 ''
- the High School VIII probably be
crowded, II viii be- necessary for those in
tending to enter that room To- make applica-
ton Immediately Payment must be made
in advance, and no seat will be regarded as
taken until paid for Apply to H. B. Green.
Trca~SreF. or To F. II. Tufts, Superintend-
cnf. Aug. :, lS74-fw
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II EdueSdsy.
PleaSaHtest

September 2d, the FostOria Band viii
give grand excursion 70 Putin Bay Fare
lor the round trip - -. Iw.
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Notice IL the Teachers Of the Findlay
TTDia-t CohooF.,

The ScAOul Examiners of said schools
Will ECliH mccIin" for the examination of
all who expect to teach in said district the
ensuing year. at the UuiJn School House on
Monday, Aug. 2Ith.
Commencing al ~ o'clock. Each appli-
cant viii bring paper and pencil.
lw G.. +. PENDLEToN.
J. \. Bore,
q. ". MILLER.
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Hand Hurt.

\ boy named MILTON LooKABAUGH,
an employee Of the Findlay Woolen
Mills, had one of his hands badly hurt
last Monday by getting it caught in a
carding machine. The injury will lay
him up for some time.
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EVERY PERSON,

Man. woman, boy or girl IN ul1 send a. once
for one OF the Excelsior SfartloEary fett-f--
containing Note Paper. Envelopes Pen tlD-u-4
Pencil Pen- Blank Book. E40tt~f, iLelN
graphs Of 10 beautiful Ledies iODtn flsh,-
Perfume SacHet. Chinese PuZZ.t. anu - II -
niece OF Ladies' OF Gents Jewslry. IFF
baggage. Price, post paid, - cent or :. ief -
4 cents yTarfei. Address, :. CAkI1 ~ X w.
zig HARMONY SR-. Philadelphia Pa,
Augbst 2l-2w,
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'i'HE U"DE!sSIGNED HAS BEEN DTJT.Y
appni.si and qualified by the Probate
Count "i Hancock county, Ohio, as the a.
slsnec % I1i'cH Brothers ,IESolvents. All cred
llots o. ~tid a-si-sUOrs are requested to present
their Chains for allowance.
As, T.. Isi+. JOHS PARKER,
Assignee of TOtten Bros.
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Fire

Fire.
The alarm Of fire, last Friday, was oc-
ca,ioned by tlie burning of a small stable
in the southwest part of town, belong
ing to HENRY MOORE The stable was
set fire by some boys playing with
matches inside of it. The loss was about
seventy five dollars.