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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

Correspondence Jefersonial.
AUBURN, IND, Sept. 2S, 1874.
EDS. JEFF.-Being located in a small
town across the line in Hoosierdom.
have conceived the idea that few note:
from a former resident of Union town
snip. may not prove uniuteresting to the
readers Of your valuable paper
Auburn, the county seat of DeKalb
county. is situated Oh the beautiful
stream Cedar creek at the junction OF
the 3. L O., IT. VI. J. 4 :. and d. f.
K. 4 J. Railroads The town. until
within the past few years. has been en-
tireiy destitute Of rail roads. but with
IL present rail road facilities Is rapidly
increasing iu wealth and population.
Han! i.f.= buildings hay u,cn erected.
ail.a., iiiclI Is the Count Hou-p. Gath
as .. . :..angelicaI Churches. Business
T. Vs.. -1pi; great quantities Of wheat
j. L'i-- brought from 5he country
around: the market price Of wheat is
even better than that of Wayne.
Our schools, under the supervision of
&r. A. r. Huffman formerly teacher
Of old Hdncock), with his excellent
corps Of teachers. are in an exceedingly
hourisliing condition; many foreign stu
dents are in attendance, mostly teachers
Politics are at a very low ebb here.
Yours respectfully,
J. NJ. WATSON.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

IT Is gratifying to the many personal
friends Of FRANK CLINE, our candidate
for Coroner, to know that his nomina-
ton meets with geaeral appreciation
throughout the county. The Office OF
Coroner is a very important one, as he
takes the place OF tire Sheriff, in case Of
the resignation or death of that officer
Nr. CLINE viii make an officer that no
citizen of our county need be ashamed
OF. and where he is best known viii poll
q handsome vote.
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TEAESs GOING EAST.

hutraiDs run daily. Sundays excepted.
Close connection made at Fremont with
sa.Es On l.. 5. & n. = Ry. 70 and from ali
points East and Wet
At BzrgoOn with trains on 7. T. q z. Ry
At FOsfoTia with trains On Baltimore, fits
buTgh q Chicago Ky.
r X 10 and lrCrn al points south Also Win
trains on T., n. Wa q ~ 20 anu iiOHh al
q, n syBHygs Gen. Ticket Agent.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02
Temperance Pic Mic.

The Sons of Temperance Of Hancock
County, will hold Picnic one mile South
of Benton, Ohio, on Saturday, Oct. 10, 1874.
All persons thrOught the county who are
interested in the cause of Temperance are
cordially invited to be present. Rev. VIM
Jones will deliver the opening address. 1w
For Eckstein, Hill & Cos. Lead 90 to J.
ii. Decker's 1w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

WHEN did the Republican, the Dem
ocratic, or any other party, ever pat in
the field a better county ticket than
the Republicans this year! Such men
"a TUsSING. KElIERER. STAFFORD, FAIL
and CINE, together on one ticket, will
be hard to butt against Republicans
need not be ashamed cf their work. And
then a good Democrat for Sheriff, and a
tried officer, is certainly better than such
a failure as HENRY.
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Stats mant, and Rillhaafs

Are Indispensable articles with every live
business man. They need not cost much
more tlan the paper, and yet they should
have the business card neatly and tastfuily
printed upon them, that they may be an All
vertisement to all who see them. The Jeff y
Office is prepared to do such work on Short
notice and at 'sCIrpnGpr nriceS
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

OUR friend, Mr. DALLAS HOWARD, in
working about the cider press, had the
misfortune to have the heavy wooden
screw fall upon his head from distance
of ten feet, cutting him badly. 1t is
very fortunate, however, that it was no
worse.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

EsHELNIAN GRATED at the Court house
Wednesday evening 70 a small crowd of
Democrats. IL was the old rehash about
negro equality" etc. which might in
terest the rabble, but reading. thinking
people are tired of such stuff.
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At Snyder, Mcdonald & Cos, successor.
ton d SNYDER & Co. They know what
the people want. Good goods cheap tor
cash Go and get some Of the bargains. lw
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We notice by the Kenton Republican
that the congregation of Rev. J. q.
RUHL, have surprised linn by a generous
donation party. Our people here will
be glad to hear the high appreciation in
which he his held in his new home.
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New Firm.

Messrs. Bergman and Hardeshell have
bought out the establishment of Jap. Con
stable, 50 Main Street, East side, and will
continue the Grocery and Restaurant busi-
ness in all its departments. They will keep
Fresh Bread and Cakes, Ice Cream. etc, and
everything in the Lunch line fully up to the
times. They invite the public to give them
a call and a fair trial Aug, 4
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OWING to the illness of Mr. W. II.
WHITELEy. our local editor. and the
pressure of business, consequent upon
our Fair. our paper is not, locally. as
interesting, perhaps. as usual.
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Donation.
ST. FTiCbaeEs pav.


The celebration of ST. Miehaers day
took place at the Catholic Church last
Tuesday. This saint is the patron of
the parish. There were present, in ad-
dition to the regular pastor, Father
YOUNG, the following named priests:
Rev Fathers BAUER, OF Fremont; BREM,
of Landeck; HIGHLAND, of Greensburg:
DECAET, of Peru, and GIoDKN. of Bur-
wieh. High Mass was sung by Father
GLoDEN, assisted by the other priests
An interesting sermon was preached bv
Father BAUER, of Fremont.
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The Monument.

The measures 10 be taken toward the
completion of the Soldiers Monument
have begun to assume a definite form.
1t is to be hoped that the citizens will
give the matter their support and en-
couragement
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DECENT men. all over the county.
VIII resent the insult offered to the pray
ing women. IN closing the Courthouse
against them. by voting against .JISI
HENRY. by whose advise and counsel
the outrage was peTpetrated.
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shuAtI L

Some rascals pried open the door OF
HENDERSON & DARsT's Grocery Wednes-
day night last, and stole ten sacks of
-four and about SO in currency. There
are entirely too many around who have
no visible means of support.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

We learn that the attendance at the
Catholic Fair this week, at Wheeler's
Hall. isIaree and that that congregation
will realize handsome amount for tie
benefit of the church. The people of
Findlay are not 50 Hi erai or sectarian
that an appeal for any good cause ever
goes unheeded.
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A NeatlE Printed Poster

issued occasionally, when you have some
particular line of goods on which you wish
TO make a run, is one of the many efTec-
tual ways of advertising. The jeff" office
makes a speciality of posters" which are
gotten up on short notice and at prices to
suit the times
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WHAT Fnrmer. Saw oF H.
JOHN RUTHRAUFF
Jurnaam Findlay, Ohio.
Notice

rI1HE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING FORMED
a co-partnershlp under firm name Of Ray,
Fitzpatrick & Ray. will continue to manufac,
ture Carriages, Buggies, Wagons. etc. at the old
Cross street. All our stock is warranted, and
satisfaction guaranteed. J. X. RAY.
Sept 25-3w. l. KIRKPATRICK,
A. W. RAY
Efudfav O. Sent Il IsTl
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IlckeIs Tor TIC T ar.
Al wishing TO do so can procure tick
cts for the Fair at ID. G. CONSELL's book
store in the Odd Fellows block. By
purchasing your tickets at this place you
avoid the rush and jam at the gate.
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SHRIEhTNh'

The Courier man fairly shouts himself
hOarse in his efforts TO draw party lines
Well this is an Old trick of Glessuer's,
and the people are beginning to find it
out. Now, we have a little advice to
give, and that is that no man is bound
by the action of a packed Convention.
Vote for good men and smash the states
of politicians.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

Parties knowing themselves indebted t
the JnO. Shull Lumber Manufacturing Co.
will please call and pay their accounts il
money Immediately; or we will take Whea
at 81 per bushel, Oats at ~ cents to apply
delivered at either of the Warehouses, o.
at Mcconnell & ROckwell'S, or at Parkers
Mills, within 80 days.
JSo. SKULL LUyTEER MFG. Co.
nc+ 9-Du
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

THE Courier says: DO not vote for
or against a man because he does or does
not belong to this or that denomination. "
That is, vote for the regular nominee of
Of the party, no matter if the Democratic
Convention was controlled and packed
by fulI-grown whiskey ring.
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TRAINS GOING EAST
Notice

TIyHE UNDERSIGSED ASSIGN NEE OF
il Jacob Bridinger an insOlvent debtor, has
hIsd in the Probate Court Of Hancock Comfy
Ohio. an account showing the amount % asse.s
In his hands applicable 20 the payment o.
claims OF non preferred creditors. and VIII on
the d day Of October. A u. 1874. apply 20 the
Judge OF said Court an OIder makinga div
idend OF said assets among the creditors Of
said Bridinger entitled thereto Payment Of
said divide I'D will b. made by the UNDERSIGNED
at the Office OF Whitley & Biackf0rd Al Find
lay, Ohio. on and after October jfh. A. D 1874
JACOB SHOEMAKER
Assignee o. jacob Br.ainger
Sept. %, ls7f-lw.
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Business Cards.

At the low price at which business cards
may be printed, no good business man should
ever think of being without this most eiTec-
tual means Of advertising. Scatter them far
and wide; SOW them, If You would reap
business. Call at the JEFF. " office and see
specimens
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Notice.

On the 1st of July, 1874 We adopted a
rule requiring our book accounts settled AT
THE END OF EVERY 30 DAYS. We, therefore,
call upon all those knowing themselves in
debted to us to call and settle either by cash
or note, as we must have means to pay our
debts. Do not fail to attend to this call
Oct. 2-3w. HECK, KOB 6 Co.
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Dir. DETwMER has already COM
menced the improvement OF his new
house. on West Main Cross Street. Such
men are the life uf a town.
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Temperance Convention.

There viii be a Convention of the
Woman's Temperance Union, of this
Q0th) Congressional District, held at
Clyde, o., on Wednesday, the. 2Sth inst.
Each Leegue in the District is requested
to send one delegate, and also from
townships where there are no leagues.
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Findlay Branch.

tiSDLAY To CAREY.-TraIns leave Findlay
20 am. SD a m, l-25 m. arrive in Carey
tt 3-i1 tf4is, !U-i5 am, and 2.2D D m.
CAREY TO oFINDLAY.-TEains leave Carey at
30 am, 10. q am, and 40 pm. arriving al
FlndIay al 20 am, H. Sam, and $50 pm.
meals Nos. o. and 10 run daily al other
trains Gatiy except Sunday.
IhlOugh coaches on Nos. sand g. between
Sandusky and Cincinnati. Sleeping coaches
on NOs9 and 10 between Sandusky and Gin
clnnatl- Nos. -, u, "a and Is run through
between COlGm bus and Cincinnati.
CBAS. HOWARD. Ass. Sup'
IL N. BkONSON, GeDI Ticket Agt.
DEWITT q BROWN. GenT Manager,
SPECIAL TRAIN NO1ICE-
On ana after June lst, 1874, an additional
F'tssSi'ser Train wiz be run on Friday, as fol-
lows, VIZ:
Leave Eindiay, 9Iep. M; Leave vanIue, 9.4O
Arrive AZ Carey, 1000.
RETURNING.
Leave Carey, lO.z7 p. M. Leave Vaniue lU.47:
Arrive az Findlay, II TO-
4 his Train Will enable Passengers froL0 Fin
dlay 70 make Close connection 10 Carey with
our Niset Express for ali SOthern Points, VIII
atso enable Passengers from Cleveland and the
Fast 70 reach Elndlay the same evening.
- New and elegant Sleeping Coaches at
lacHed 70 NJ gut tx press Trains.
DEWITT e. BROWN.
General Manager.
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Susiness.

There is considerable activity in all
branches OF business this week, with a
fair indication that it will continue un-
after court is over. This is encouraging
to all. and will have a strong tendency
to stimulate the enterprises of our peO-
pie
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

THE bummers and bloats who reioiced
when JIM HENRY procured the closing
OF the Court-House against the praying
women. will ali east their ballots for him
on the 18th inst.
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EnYnlnneS :

Any Size. shade or Color, with card neatly
printed thereon, at a trifle above what the
envelopes would cost you, by calling at tie
JEFF" OFFICE.
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Personal

Ecfb-Al1-
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. A.
i. SHAFER, who has been absent among
her relatives in Northeastern Ohio, has
returned fully restored to health.
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Letter Heads,

Eight, ten and twelve-pound papers,
cheap that no good business man can affOrt
to be without them Call at the jeff OF
flee, and see specimens.
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| Good Home Made Boots and Shoes cheap,
20 to John Weiss one door South of Bick.
elhaupt's new building. He warrants his
work Sept. 11-4w.
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Kinnaman,

The Photographer, in the Odd Fellows
Block, has a splendid collection of INDIA
INK WORK and Photographs on exhibition
at the Fair Don't fail to examine them
1w
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SchWab,

The Cheap Boot and Shoe dealer has the
largest and best stock of Boots and Shoes in
Findlay. Buy of Schwab and you will get
good Boots and Shoes, and save money
Sent 25-2w
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Don't 60 Home

From the Fair without first calling at X.
Fellers & Cos. and examining their large
stock Of Family Groceries lw
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Fupiish Lutheran Church.

Services next Sabbath evening and morn
;,g Theme for the evening discourse,
aOurht woman speak and pray in the
church," ]"
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Organs and BelodeOnS.

have some very good secondhand Or
gans and MelOdeOns for sale or rent at
very low figures. +. W. SELBACH,
Sept. 4-tf. Music Dealer.
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" OP'
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me by note or book account, are respect
fully requested TO call and PAY Up at once.
Sept. 2J-2w. ]. II. CLARK.
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Piles of CheaD Goods

Ninety-three, Main Street. Dealers in
Stoves, Tin and Copper ware, Special atten-
ton given to shop work Iw
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Boarding House.

r. Fellers & Co. have the BOARDING
HOUSE on the Fair Ground under their per
sOnal direction, and you can therefore get
a splendid meal at all times 1W
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A Larga Stock

OF Pianos and Organs of the best make
always on hand, and selling cheaper than
ever. +. W SELBACH
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THE Fair yesterday was well attended,
and every thing promises success.
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Born.

On Wednesday, Sept %, 1874, to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Alspach, a son.
On Sunday, Sept. %, 1874, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Weager a son.
On Tuesday, Sept 90, 1874, to Mr. and
Mrs. Emanuel Aultman, a son.
On Sept &c, 1874. to Mr.. and Mrs. Con
key, SON
On Sept. 2S, 1874, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Goodwin a SON
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Fresh Groceries.

r. Fellers & Co are receiving daily, large
invoices of Fresh Family Groceries Give
them call Nv
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Notice.

CIT Stained, and Enameled Glass fol
Doors and TransOIns, at Deckers lw
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KunZ & Morrison,

PATxTs. Oils, Glass, Narnish, Putty. ~
J. II. Deckers. Nv
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John w Weiss

JUHH " OIooJ
One door South of Bickelhaupts new
building, sells only Home Made Boots and
; Shoes. He keeps no Eastern Work.
! Sept. 1l-4w.
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ni..a,u,.en of EarlaersaIp.

sBis-Dfl.iiDh VI : % Il 7"IPs
-o~,f-s- T. HE4EBY GIVEN THAT THE
= -...-ef- I.a hereto exi-ling between the
80 81 f.4tl-T f.re rIs ra1s- % LinVilfe.
30 * f-8 g. Q. .- Gay fiS-.fivcd D. She With
'---,--t. of sfr : B.. Liuviifr rom said frIn-
5ls. t-s-. s.l. i -sa ssiti r-rusin iis the hands
~ tsa srlir -. ul 'i-.s on a. fisri ~no are au-
thar zsf o. .,srf!e fE. .asa- and pay AL indeDt-
.-ir4e1s T.. LlNVILLE.
s,--r e5-sar JE RAY
l. FITZPATRICK,
A. W. RAY.
FIndIay. o., sept. Is, Is7i.
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Firemens' Tournament.

4 iiremen's grand tournament is TO be
held at Defiance, O., on Friday. October
9th, 1874 The prizes are all cash, as
follows: Steamer. $500; Hose Com
pany, So. 90: Hook and Ladder Compa-
pany. $500; Hand Engine, first prize,
S50.Oo; second prize, $500. The tour
nament takes place ON the last day OF
the Defiance 5County Fair, and the at
tendance will no doubt he large.
-
Donation.
Two Of the societies OF the Vanlue cir
cult of the II. E. church gave their
pastor. Rev. g. II. PRmnY and family.
a donation a short time ago. Mr.. PRIDDY
was presented with considerable sum
of money together with large amount
of other things necessary in a household.
The occasion was 4 very pleasant one,
and win long be remembered by those
who were present.
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Sell

Your Batter. Eggs. and other Produce to
r. FeIlers & Co. They pay the highest
market prices. /"
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Iirr Sfark s5narkrfs.

BUFFALO, September 20.
BEEVEs-Receip!s to-day $50 head, max
ing the total for The week thus far 1913
head The market was lively at about C.
off on good cattle, 4c. on common and e.
on half fat medium from last weeks prices.
The attendance of buyers was good from all
sections. The sales ranged at SO O0@6 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Beceipts't day 1866
head, making the. supply for the week thus
far II 600 head. The market was active.
Sales of Canada lambs al So 2J@G %; west
ern sheep at 81 37I@5 co.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1900 head, making
the total for the week ~, 800 head. The
market was active and prices weaker York
ers quoted at s. 1896 -; heavy hogs at
So 15@1 90.
CHICAGO, September 80.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day 1iC0 head. The
market continues slow and prices unchang-
ed. Sales of thorough Texans at 81 100
3 2J; fair to good natives at s. 1905 80,
with a lot of extra at 81 30 Shipments ,,
300 head.
HOGs-Receipts to-day $4,000 head. The
market was dull and prices weak and lower
Sales of common TO good at So O0M6 80;
choice to extra at s. 00G7 80. Shipments
G,000 head.
SHEEP-Receipls to-day 1900 head. The
market was steady. Sales of good to choice
at 50 75@14 50.
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II You

IL 1Ou
Want a good Home Made Boot or Shoe.
90 to John Weiss. He guarantees satisfac-
ton. One door South of Bickelhaupt's new
building.
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Go and See
| Pay Up.

The New Husking Gloves at Tom. II.
HOupts Hat Store. Sept. 25-2w
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died.

CRITES-On Thursday, Sept. II, 1874,
Willis Critics, aged 3. years, ) months, and
II days.
CRITES-On Friday, September IS 1874,
Mary b. Critics aged 4months and 81 days.
HOSLER-On September 26, 1874, at his
residence, one mile north of Arcadia, Hus-
ton Hosler, aged % years, l month and %
days
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WE are very sorry TO hear of the
death of MADISON EWING, OF Orange
township, which took place at his resi-
young man. and will be much missed in
that community. We had formed a
strong friendship for him, and sympa-
this deeply with his bereaved friends
and neiyhbors.
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Take a Look

At the large India Ink Pictures which
Kinnaman, the Photographer, in the Odd
Fellows Block has on exhibition at the
Fair. 1w
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Teachers Certificates.
EDS JEFF:-The first examination of
teachers in this county for the present
school year, was held OH Saturday. Sept
18th. The Board organized by the re-
election of J. X. Kagy, President, and
J. 4. Pittsford. Clerk.
Thirty applied for certificates. sixteen
ladies and fourteen gentlemen. Thirteen
were rejected, all of whom failed in
Arithmetic, four in Geography, six i'll
Grammar and four i'll Orthography.
Certificates We're granted as follows:
Miss Moliie L. Foster, IS months. -
Misses Ella E. McClay. Jennie NJ Sours,
Reuben Miller and Edwin Rickart, l2
months each. Misses Jennie Ardinger.
Anna McManness, Sophia Redding, Co
lumbia Bowman, Mary N. Loehr, Hattie
Lemon, Rhoda Byron, Mrs. EImira
Pratt, Messrs w. W. Siddall, Darius
Mann, IL. d. Bishop and r. N. Hodges,
six months each.
Next examination, tomorrow. at which
time L. J. Sheldon will give Theory,
Geography and reading; J. r. kagy,
Grammar and Orthography; J. A.
Pittsford, Arithmetic and Writing.
Respectfully. J. A. PITTSFORD.
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TO TO
! Tom II. Houpt's Hat Store and buy a
Pair of Hulrs New Patent Husking Gloves.
/ Call and see them. Sept. 2j-2w. =
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The display Oh the grounds is good in
all the departments. We will give full
report next week.