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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Chrcnic Whining

There are Il set of chronic winners,
Cand we suppose every. town is cursed
with a few Suchl who are continually
prating about how much harm the tenn
perance crusade has done to our town.
IL these gentlemen will use the same
amount Of time and breath in legitimate
effort TO keep up their business that they
do in loafinG around their front doors,
cursing their betters, who do not hap
pen to agree with them on the temper
ance question. and denouncing grangers,
etc, etc, they VIII, perhaps, have more
trade. Vinegar never catches flies, >
and men who are always prognosticating
evil and magnifying mole-hills into
mountains are not the men who are
likely to increase their trade. orcontrfb-
ute much TO the building up of a town
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Findlay Branch.

FINDLAY To CAREY.-Trains leave FIndIay
- ann, 3-lJ "a m, l-25 y m. arrive in Carey
Jt 5-lH AM, lD- ID am, and 2-2U p m.
CAREY To 'GNDLAY.-Tratns leave Carey at
500 ann, ir. - am, and I2U pm, arriving al
FtUdlaN ..i tu am, II .ijaMi., and 5.2O pm.
Meats. NG~ and 10 run daily, AL other
trains dst.iy Sc ~ sunday
Lsis"u.i. r..-s-s.tS On Nos. 5and 8, between
-af'.u-iy amt cincinnati. Sleeping coaches
"u NHSJ ami 10 between Sandusky and Gin
rfahNtI. Nus. -, II, u and Is run through
between tG.ur rubuS and Cincinnati
tHAS HOWARD, Ass. Supr.
IT. W. BifDESON, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
GEJ.I. BENEDICT GenT Manager.
SPECIAL TRAIN NOTICE..
pu and AFTER June lst, 1874, an additional
Passenger II.,in viii be run on Friday, as fol-
lOgs-, Wa.
Leave Eindiay, 9lOp. M; Leave Vanlue. 30
Asgiys at Carey loco
RETURNING.
Leave Carey. lUzT y. m. Leave Nanlue, lO.f7;
ArrIye 81 Fiudiay, II 10.
1LIs 1Iain viii enable Passengers from Fin
dlay 20 maze cicse connection 10 Carey with
our Niget Express for all SOthern Points. VIII
ais Ouabie Passengers from Cleveland and the
East to- reach Findluy the same evening.
- New and elegant Sleeping Coaches at
ta-lCd 20 Night Express Trains.
q. +. BENEDICT,
General Manager.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

THE CogTier publishes GBIBEEN's ; sec
ond charge to the jury in the kIaber
ease. Now let Us have the last charge,
without garblinG 1t will be Il heavy
contribution to the legal to,r,r - Of the
State. Let us have it, by all means.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

The Baldwin Stone Co, of Berea,
has furnished our citizens with over
fifty carloads of paving stone. The
stone gives first-class satisfaction, and
their employees, who have been working
here for the last month, have won gold
en- opinions among our people for their
gentlemanly demeanOr.
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What Farm ers Say of 1t
JOHN RUTHRAUFF
,-,,-,sn FindlaY, Ohio.
Administrator Notice.

N-UTICF Is HEREBY GIVEN THE UNDER
Y signed have been duly appointed and
qualified a. The admin i-t ratpT upOu the estate
81 Paul S0ur-. Ia1e Of isdlav, Hancock cOun-
", Ohio, decreased MERLE ID. SOUR
Admir-. Of the estate Of Paul Sours deed.
]. A. ROPE, ATTY. lApr.l =, L. l-3wI
Juiy q -SI.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Our Acl,noylsdrucat. A

In response TO our request Il large
number OF cur patrons have come for
ward aHi settled their accounts. To all
s'lc!: "" respectfully fender our grateful
acknowledgements. There are still Il
great many who are indebted to uS, and
aS oar necessities are not vet relieved
we wouil b, thankful IL they would give
uS a call. or they may remit 10y mail ut
our risk
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

on last Friday, couple of beer guz-
zlers went into Il privy on Har,iin street.
and taking out bottle OF their favorite
beverage, began to drink, a. enc Of the
lawyers would say about the premises. -
An indignant preacher near hy-a man
who says what he plea>es- yelled at them,
''That's the best place in the world TO
do that kind Of work THE ''rumniies"
Withdrew quietly, and in good order.
How happy such men will Jt when the
new IiccHc" law passes. We suggest
their names as Iii mrrunrr- for jury.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Big Business.
THOMAS Z. ADAMS, p. II

Mr.. GEO RUHL, next door TO the JET
FERsoSIAN Office, has been doing a land
Office" business during the past week.
He has sold fourteen sets of harness. he
sides a number of saddles. whips. etc.
Mr.. K. makes honest work. adyertises
liberally and consequently has Il good
trade.
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Mt. BLANCHARD. OHIO,
July 2Sth 1874

DuiH --lli- 1Cd1
EDS. JEFF:-Having seen nothing in
YOUR columns for some weeks. we take
this method of saying that Mt. B. Is all
quiet. Every one is attending To his
own business, and the farmers are re
ioicing over their good crops. Several
of them have already threShed their
wheat and report a good yield. Oats
never looked better, and the glorious
rains of last week will make tine most
bountiful crop uf corn that there has
been i'll this neighborlIuOd for years
Late potatoes will also be good, If the
bugs do not get them entirely cleaned
out. Blackberries have commenced TO
come into market here, and sell for ten
cents Il quart: there are millions of them
between here and Forest. our village
will soon be up with any of her sister
towns i'll point of music, some dozen OF
our gentlemen having sent for horns and
drums. and intend organizing a brass
band in a short time. Our new
school house is progressing slowly;
the carpenters are busily engaged and
will be done with their work in two
weeks. The plaSterers have commenc-
ed work in the lower rooms, and will
have it ready for school by the first of
September. The Board purchased
bell last week of firm in Cincinnati; it
was hung yesterday and sounds well;
they also purchased school furniture to-
day for all the rooms. There was con
siderable competition for the seating OF
the house. seven companies competing
for the job. The Boards We're at Il loss
how TO decide, but they finally chose the
Excelsior seat of Cincinnati, repre-
sented by j. \. Pittsford, for the upper
rooms. and the Noble" seat, of Goshen,
represented by Henry Warren, for the
lower rooms. They are both good,
strong seats, but if any difference, the
Goshen seat is the best. Its hinge can
not be beaten. The seats and bell will
cost nearly 81 200.
The frequent changes oil weather Of
late is making some work for our doc
tors. Mr. John Wingate, Clerk of the
School Board, is very poorly; we are
afraid he will not get around aG;tim.
The grangers i'll the township will De ont
in full force tomorrow. We are told
that the grange from this place are 10
take the lead in singing at the picnic oi
tomorrow. which we think quite AN
honor to Delaware township.
There will ba several candidates for
county Office from this township and
Jackson at the coming Democratic con
ventiun; but We close
Yours. y.
p. :. Since handling you the above,
| am sorry TO say Mr.. Wingate is no
more; he died yesterday morning and
was buried today, Thursday. He
leaves a wife and one child To mourn
his loss
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

New Members.
The following are the names al n"Y
members of tn" Pioneer and Historical
Association. with tire date of their COM
ing into the county:
II. :. SHANNON, Ada, Ohio, 1o32.
LEWIS THOMAS, Marion Tp., ISL.
EPHRADI Trout. Allen Tp., 1S2S.
&. W. TROUT, - 1S2S.
The books are open at all times for
the reception OF members.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

WE find IN the TiiusvilIe Dady con-
ricr, the following neat notice of an old
Hancock lad, who will be remembered
by many Of our readers:
Ed. Firniu. who for years has been
manager of the Atlantic \ Pacific Tele-
graph Off ,e at this place, has accepted Il
position with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company AT Washington. ID. C..
and will remove To that city in "A few
DAYS. lie j. most eStiInable gentle
man. and hi> many friends will regret
his denHrtmrn.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

Persons wishing to attend the camp
meeting at Marble Head can 90 10y the
Lake Erie 4 Louisville Ry making di-
rect connection with the boats from
Fremomr and Sandusky. The fare for
the round trip is -, Gj.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Patent Paper Material.

McsSrs. H. NJ VANCE and c. w.
O'NEAL have received letters patent
formaking paper from the pulp Of beech
and otiier hard wood. This material is
said to max" excellent paper and at a
much less cost than from rags, etc. Its
manufacture viii bp first class enter
prise and one that will. no doubt, pay
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

LAGER BEER may be good man, bat
Tom. BEER, of Bucyrus, can beat him
every time for a Judgeslip.
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c. S. &C RI.

MEssRs. ID. w. c. BROWN, OF Ogdens-
burgh, CHAS. HOWARD, Of Springfield,
JOS. poLLUCCI, of kenton, and J. NJ.
SANEoRN, of Sandusky, G. 5. & c.
RR. officials, were in town Tuesday on
an extra triin. looking after the interests
of this popular road.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
VI hite Lead and Oil.

Paints. Varni~hes and JapanS. for sale, NJ
the New Drl. St0r-. directly
Opposite the Court IiDg-"-
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Social
For Sale CheaD,

\ good new frame barn. lGx?2 fcc;-ti.ht
floors, good roof, and viii make a neat
small residence. For Terms, etc, enquire
at JEFF Office -
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Iiird.

In O>siau, Ind, July 10, 1874, Elisabeth,
wife OF Calvin ". Bcard>lry, aged about
T., Years.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Administrators Notice.

MOTTO - HEREBY GIvFS TIiAI 4 t,,, li n 1. n =
y re,r .Ir,T = app1I n TED and qua ~ ~.
- 80 80 sefs,re Of = ir~.4I " amer - -.
I a-.ie' a. ~ Jscic-ou township, u its.',,'A =, \
county, OHIO
July p. Is7i--3W-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Lost Scarf.

Lost on Saturday July 2jth, on the river
wor>tod scarf. striped with black and vel
low. The finder v..i BE- rewarded by lcav-
iH- IL at tiIi~ office NiE~ C. BEtTD
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EnpIish Lutheran church,
LETTER Heads,

Communion services next sabbath morn
--., Rcv. T. \ Mathis. of West Cairo, o.
vii preach. morning and evening
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

EfrlIt. ten and twciye-pound PAPER,
,I,,,D That no good business man cam afford
ia bt without them. Call az the 'lr.i. pi
flee. and sec specimens.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

STATE OF UHIO, INSURANCE DE2AGT5IESI,
Columbus. March :. lSs4.
WHEREAS. the sHion 4 tesisrszl E.iGe anSur-
ance COIIpSny. located at Cincinnati. in the
state Of OhIO, has f!Cd IA this office "a sworn
Statement, ly lie ETJps-oiic - hereof, show
ing its condition ana business. aUd h-s COM
piled, in Sll respects, wiiH The laws Of this
state relating to Life Insurance Companies;
Now. therefore. Ia pursuance 90 law. I. " H.
LIAM +. tHJ RICH. Superintendent "i 1H>ur-
aHce CT the Sts tr Oi Ohio, do hereby certify
that said Company . Authorized 10 transact il
appropriate business ol LIFE INSURANCE IN
current year. The condition ana business Of
said Company. at the date of such statement
December&i, lS7-.I. Il shown aS follows
Amount Of Joint stock or Guarantee
Capital paid up.--.....--.-.-----.--.-s. litJ 90
Aggregate amount OI admitted Ns-
sets, inriudiug the -;:fl OF S.Ni.5ultI
in premium notes and loans i,.Id t--
the Company on Policies in f'TCr--- ~-i - %
IuadmIitsd A>s,;s, amounting tp
50 .jsN 90
Aggrc ate amount ~ L.'ahi,iti.- i'm
cludius sJSJ. .sGy i0r Reinsurance Be
sci - '-'-''- 80
Amount Oi Income for The P.sc'tH"
wear in cash stIH!I
Amount Of IN efr3UnI %OJe Di Income
for the preceding year -.--- ...-.--.--- tj'ss :
Amount o. Ns'eHditGre> Jos Gle pre-
cediEg year IN clSl. -ii.--J -
Amount o. Premium Note TX pcuGi-
lures for the precer!iu yelF-.-------- 81 - a
Il 5OifheSy ,rhereoL have Ec4-uur0 SUD~-riu-
ed nay name and ctuscd he zeal OF l.y Office
tO he affixed. the da~ and year above WilttEu.
GL.s.I ". CHURCH, Ssp.Jmf~H,i,5'k-
j. E. LOWERY, Ag't, Ada, o.
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SO{ice Of SETTLEMENT.

Persons with WHOM have accounts. ,riW
p'e.,Sr cH 0nd s.ft'. bg H- .F,st y -l4grd. Us
| make change in my books, and after That
they date Will be- placed i'm the hands Of Mr.
IKvTN O'iARRA. for Collection and Settle
mcnt. Your prompt attention will greatly
obli"c l.. MCAiANNESS. Grocer and Baker,
gl Main 81. July 24-2w
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Envelopes

ANY Sic. Shad" OF Color. with card neatly
printed thereon. AT a 'riiic above what the
envelopes would cost You, by calling al the
''IEFF- DFFICI-
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HambletOnial

Horse Powders, at the New Drug Stor,
the only place in town-dircctly
Opposite the Court House
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HambletOnian

Horse Powders, at the New Drug Store.
2J-crHt PIcka"r~ and warranted directly
Opposite TIE Court House.
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RrnsheS. SpOngeS.

soaps and Toilet Articles. Of Every Dc
scription. at the New Drug store, direc'ly
Opposite the Court House
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EambletOGlan

Carefully compounded al all hours Of the
Day or Ni-iI, al JIc New Dru. Store. di-
rrcliy Dpnu-iir the Cont House.
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Local Business Notices
WestIake & KilgSlOTth,

VIII remain in the city until Saturday
next. to block, iron, and rcnOvalc old silk
Hats into New York styles. At Ehling
McIodcon Hall Clothing House, Findiay, O.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
New Front.

Messrs. George and John HECK are
having a rev front put in their business
house on Main Street. 1t will be the
counterpart Of PREsSNEILL's
MUNGEE was about to publish a
''pome" on his visit to Fruit Hill to have
GRIBBEN appointed Judge, but since
Gov.ALLEN selected BEER he has burned
the manuscript Let us rejoice
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Lost

Between Mt blanchard and Findlar. a
@entlcman's black coat. The finder will be-
rewarded by leaving it al this o.lic,. or with
VI. ID. SiIfcr. lw-
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Notice i0iI'G2CIGPS

rVHE SCHOOL EN AMINEES Of Hancock
Il county VIII HnId examinations in the
Mn d i'l>tTic. School House ia EInd,ay, Ohio,
follows:
AUGUST 18th, IS-f
SEPTEMBEE lgIu, IS7I
OCTOBER 3r,i, iS7I.
OCTOBER Eth. 1874.
The law requires all applicants to pass an ex-
animation in all the Common school Br.auches,
also, Theory and Practice o. Teaching, aud
any other branchh they may be r-quired q
teach.
Questions will be furnished to eGChaE plicanl
ON printed slips, and certificates WILL not o'
issued on the day of examination.
We, therefore, request each applicant 10 come
prepared with a good lead pencil and a three
cent postage stamp. The Examiners VIII fur
uiSh all other stationery.
Examinations Will commence promptly NJ
nine O'Clock, \. NJ, and close at z. ". NJ
intermiSsiOn viii be given az noon, but thl
rule viii prevent no applicant rom eating
lunch in the examination ROOM
by order Of the Board.
J.. Il. EAGN. u..r.or
r.. j. SHELpEE. r,''.t,.
J. \. PITISFOI;D,
July 81. 1874 ;iIn.
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Horse Powders. for sale ONLY at the New
Drug SIO-c. directly
Opposite the Court IIouse
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ties by buying at wholesale, bringing
producer and consumer closer together.
though this should be q secondary con
sideration.
Taken a. a whole, and considering
the difficulties under which he labored.
the speech was rather a good one. He
rather marred the good effect in the
start by lauding the merits Of AN organ
which some vender had forced upon his
attention. This was in very bad taste
and was condemned by many OF the Or
der. While it was understood by many
present that the manufacturer Of the
instrument had, in defiance Of all decen-
cv. pushed himself upon the notice of
Mr.. ELLIS. still the general feeling was
against allowing the Order to be made
AN advertising medium To sell any mans
wares.
After singing Three Cheers for the
Plow, Spade and Hoe" by the Glee
Club. and music by the Band, the as
semblage dispersed well pleased, with
the first Harvest Home of the Patrons
of Husbandry.
We are sorry thaS want Of time and
space compels us 10 give but the merest
outline Of the proceedings
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McSsrS J. T. ADAMS 4 Go. have pur-
chased nearly two thousand bushels of
new fax seed. The crop is exceedingly
good this year III this county, and the
yield is above the average.
GEORGE NANHoRN, Esq, Of Jackson
township, raised three bushels of onions
from l:i1 square feet Of ground. They
were what are known rs the Multiplier
variety Who can beat il.
WHY was it of no consequence whether
the aspiramt for the Judgcship from
Findlay or from Bucy r'IS was appointed :
Give il up. Because in either case we
would nave had be,r on the Rench. Sre
It.
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2fldrrirf

At the English Lutheran Parsonage, july
2Sth. 5y g. ". Miller, Mr. James H. Smai
To- Mr.. Amanda Foster.
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riTHE IMPROVEMENT consists of a positive
tie quantity anywhere between OEe-HaiI bu- IL
RI 81 viii ~ and three bushels OF oats IA an IN
start, without any extra geaTs or change of
gears This j. accomplished by AN adjustable
rotary di-t. in the feed cup. and ~ arranged
that n n the feeders are set to work al DuCH ~
merely moving the indicator al the -IG Df he
hopper. The rotary disks, with tep-t Do on the
sides near he edgesgre al fastened o tit- shaft
and moved lattefally 10 vary the space b,--
tween the disk and the side Of The feed cup,
wHicfI varies The How Of seed may De T-llUI-
red. From the tact that they ar. al fastened
on the same shaft, when one is move a they r.
all moved consequently tie change l. uniform
in all the feeders. GOu need not change peck
at once, but can vary little as you pleas
even a pint. or less % you desire. The feeder
il 20 ulaiu and Simp pie that We tAIuk no farmer
vanfage<. IT j. Just what farmers have been
wanting. and lust what manufacturers nave
been Try ing to matchmaking that can be
adjusted instantly without change Of geaIs-
What Farmers Say of 1t.
F-eTv one who sees 10 give expression. like
now lust what yCe want - ~ Z are tired Of
carving many gear. and then have To-
make a change OI peck at once -' This JUS.
suits me and I must have % It j. 20 easily
r.-sIla,ed-I can vary Ju~t a. I,ttl-as- piet~.-'
e. sAuyD-ig f-tl set IN. without max Ing M
take. never saw anything feed as even -
tHI- itl>t a. regular a STR am OF water -
..-S.-. . IL will sow auythIug-Wheat. Rye, Oats
Farley Flsx seed. Peas B-an-. Corn Timothy
and CIpVeT seed land thea 20 CpeS it 20 nicely
% Certainly does b=4t them alls i mere z,
-tfi-.sla-Iis.u ia using such DTl!!-' ~ucu are
Tine rXbrE ,-I0u- which farmer, make when
We ask you % examine u. and we lee cDrn-
dent that Ou will D. suited There are MANY
other valuable imprOvTeuf- ON the BurGrte
NOT found on any other D-l!-
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Last "Wednesday evening. "n the Nj
Blanchard road between the farm Of Mr.
KuntZ and the widow TwIuug'- a IaGy-
black cape \ reward will Doe paid for it,
return tO ALIEDA SHELD:S.
Social
The Lutheran Social viii meet 81; the r-~i-
dcncc Of Mr. :. Nvcr~ North Findlly, next
"Wednesday cvcuiu-. Al are invited
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post-office at this
place for the week ending Thursday,
July 81. 4. D., 1874:
Pouer Rench. David 2
RiggS, 4 Rencn. Maggie
Btker, MI> LISA L Wolf. Mrs sally "
Gtafford. " 4 NrOman, Urn
ROsS, Enoch
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they are advertised.
THOMAS Z. ADAMS. p. II.
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Hand Sawed.

\ man named JESSE WALTERS had
one Of hiS hands badly cut with "a buzz
saw at the VanIue planning mill, last
Tuesday.
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9irdlap gfftrsOnian.
FIndIay, q. jay 81, 1871



/ John HurhraufT-Graiu Drill
I school ENauincr--Ng'icc 10 Teachers.
[ W X Hedge 6 CO.-Baking Powder.
N4--ifO TmOyc-EL
...l Crn'nrai Life In CO--StaieM"nt
local EU-I>E-- NOTICE.
Ha!nfH-OlG Dar- Wanted.
. Ll- Ilrh Church Communion Services
u d -Hafer-Coli L0-f.
.Tr.Trr-yafau uDHirc-Ni-crllaueOus Locals.
Mr-. G. EeJId-Lnst Scarf.
Mis- Airneda ShrldrB- Cape Lost
v estlaac = l2~uorlh-Hatter-.
To Subscribers.
Make y a prac'ir'. So either call in per
son :or our JEFFER-oNIAN. or only au-
thoriz- oI- person each week to take it
from tie pp-i-oiiice lor you. The new
lass make ii the duty Of the postmaster
10 deliver your county paper FREE, #
gpn |esi,ie is ne coU5ty :rLere It Is D,,5-
tiSi,of, but you should not give him ex-
ira troub!. by allowing Tom. Dick and
Harry. and Wilhclnina and all the chill
dren. 10 20 three times a day to the office
10 make the r. n. search for it. Put
yourself ia liz place.
MrNGEN fiddled but Govcrnor ALLEN
wouldn't dance.
THE Sheriff Of thi, county would
like to know who HENRY MrNGEN il.
Where's CRIES.
For once MrNGEN wasn't in favor Of
beer and came out behind GRIBBES
wa- hi, man.
WILLIAM ALLEN rO-" up once to often
to suit the Democrats Of Hancock The
petition Of MUNGEN, GLEsSYER, q Co.,
was no where.
THE old line Democrats are not in
very good humOr because their petition,
to have GRIBBEN appointed Judge, was
not regarded by GOV. ALLEN. 1t is sad.
County Convention.
The Democratic County Convention
is to be held at the Court House. in this
place, on the 18th Of September
Fixing Up.
Mr.. JAMES EDWARDS Is fixing up his
store-roOm on Main street by putting in
shelving and counters. Ii is his inten-
ton to put in a stock Of groceries.
GLESSNER signed GRIBBEN'S petition
for the .Judgeship, and then GRIBBEN,
out Of gratitude, bowed down before
GLEssNER and had that libel suit con
tinucd.
Hand Sawed.
4 man named JESSE WALTERS had
one Of his hands badly cut with buzz
saw at the VanIue planning mill, last
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