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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
Teachers Certificates.


EDS. JEFF.-At the examination on
Saturday, October 3lst, there were
twenty-nine applicants, twenty-one of
whCm received certificates, valid as fol
lows: Miss Jennie Cole, Messrs. c. l..
Huffman. Geo. ShOwalter, ]. H. Spit
Ter, John Brenner and w. p. Dempster,
twelve months each; Messrs. CassiuS
Cramer, J. F. Ebersole, E. Johnston.
Henry Laclley, J. A. French, j. T. Mar
kIe, B. A. Eatherton, c. f. King, Peter
Simpson, A. s. Woods, Misses Lucinda
HaSsan, Rachel Park, Minta Henry,
Maggie Irvine and Julia Humason, six
months each.
The next examination will be held
November 14th. j. A. Pittsford will
give Arithmetic and Writing, E. J Shell
den Geography, Theory and Reading;
J. R. Kagy Grammar and Orthography.
Yours, J. A. PTTsFoRD, Clerk.
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Mr.. W. F. VanLoo, of Toledo, is now in
the city for the purpose of executing CRAY
on PoRTRAITs for any of our citizens that
may desire pictures of that kind Mr..
NanLoo is a young artist, but has already
made an enviable reputation in this style of
art. The specimens of his work, which he
has on exhibition, stamp him at once an ar
tist of taste, and possessing more than or
dinary genius. He appears TO possess tha
rare faculty of producing a truly correct
likeness OF his subjects, without which n
portrait is worthless. His studio is at Sey
mOur & Cos Photograph Gallery, where he
will be pleased to see, not only those who
desire pictures but all lovers of art. 1w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
Change Of Firm.

Mr.. MINOR Il. WICKHAM has retired
from the firm of SMITH & WICKHAsG, and
has been succeeded by Mr.. DAVID
WRIGHT The new firm start ont with
a fine advertisement-one of the first
elements of success-and as they are
both well posted in their business, be-
sides being clever gentlemen, they will
soon build up an extensive trade in
addition to- that held by the old firm.
We have not learned what Mr.. WICK
HAM intends to do, but we feel assured
his energy and enterprise will not long
allow him to remain out of business.
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ONCE upon a time-so the story goes-a
Young man sent his photograph TO the pa
Ter fdnsli1s. and at the same time asked for
pecuniary aid, but the old gentleman, being
Of the sensible and practical sort, refused
point blank, saying that Young man that
lived among so many vases, and columns,
and vines, as there were in his photograph,
must 90 somewhere else for aid
MOral-If you would create good impres-
sion.either at home or abroad, have your
pictures made at
C. E. SEYMOUR :, Cos,
90 Main St, +. dlay, o.
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Married.

FORD-VANATTA-On Thursday, Nov.
j. 1874. by D. B. Beardsley, Esq, Mr.. Au-
gust Ford to Miss Charlotte Nanatta.
BRADNER-BYAL-On Tuesday, Nov.
10 1874. at the residence Of Hon a T..
Byal. by Rev Eben Muse, Mr.. ]. ]. Bradner.
of New York Stale, to Miss Ida Byal, OF
EindIar o
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

Autrains run daily. SUNDAY Frenon- with
Close connection MaaIsr 20 and nom AZ
POINTS Eas. and Veins on 7. 7. y = NJ p,,,.
At Buryoon With iar-ias on Bai'iInofs' ri'A'
Al FOStOriA VIZ - X A II
AZ Line n1 s,n al points south. Also ,S, si.n III
R. Z % Ss siP. p, ~ va Z NJ
5[siasss 5nolsss Esf ssdp dpsws. Gen. Ticket Agent
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Bied.

WICKHAM.-Ath his residence, in Bianch-
ard township, on Sunday, November9 8, 1874
Mr.. VIM. VI. Wickham, aged 6S years, lack
ing one week. The deceased had been
resident of the county over forty years.
An obituary notice will appear next week
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

An almost endless variety of Undershirts,
Drawers, White Shirts, Gloves Nitts, Socks,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Cullars, Neck
ties, Scarfs, ETC., etc. also a big stock of
Trunks. Satchels, Pelliseer Bags, and Ladies
Satchels, at popular prices at Old White
Corner" Nov I3-9w
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N. 2. REYNOLDS.

Dealer in School Books, Blank Books,
and all kinds Of Books, Stationary, Sheet
Music, and all kinds of musical merchan-
disc. Piano Tuning and Repairing a spe-
cIality. All work warranted. Room in p. 0.
Building, Findlay, o. Oct. 30-tf.
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Mr. d. c. CoNNELL has the dictionary
on exhibition which he is to present to
the best speller, at the Teachers Insti-
tute this month. All teachers who in
tend to compete for the prize can see
the book at Mr.. CoNNELL's store
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ToNY P. SHACK is in town visiting his
old friends and renewing his aequaint-
ar.ce with the boys"
HUBERs have moved into their new
-tpre room. They now have one of the
finest Drug Stores in Ohio. 1t is per-
fectiy elegant.
The gr;tudezt entertainment ever given
in rindlay will take place III a few
weeks. the proceeds to go toward the
ccmp.etion OF the monument.
One hundred and fourteen young la
dies and gentlemen, Of this city, are max
ing gigantic preparations to organize a
magnificent Mutual Admiration" So
ciety.
DAVE : FISHER formerly otthe Lima
DemocTat, has purchased th" kenton
Democrat, and VIII assume control Janu
AIRY 1st. We wish him pecuniary success
in his new enterprise, and politically
the other thing.
The local editor of the Upper Sandus-
ky Union is clearly the missing link i'll
the Da-winian theory. Mr.. Darwin
should take him to England and put
him along with his other specimens of
the genus monkey Still, it would be
sad 10 stop this chattering scribbler in
the gigantic effort i'm which he is now
engaged in trying to get ideas from
a iai vacum.
THE PIcHEER AND HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION.
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Gne day, tie latter part OF last week,
Mr.. J. X. RAY. OF the lErm of Ray. Fitz-
patrick and Ray, dropped a heavy
hand-ax on his right foot. cutting it Sc
verely. He viii be lame for some time
in consequence.
On Friday evening, of last week, as
the mail train, on the /. Z. & L. RR.
was approaching the Sandusky Street
crossing. Il ran into the wagon used by
the stave factory, and demolished the
rear part of it. The crash frightened the
horses, and they ran away, finishing up
the job OF destruction.
Saturday evening, while J. Ii. DECK
Eil'S horse and buggy were standing in
front OF L. \ Baldwin's produce store,
some one backed IA wagon against the
horse, which caused it TO turn quickly,
and tear wheel from the buggy.
Last Friday morning, during the heavy
fog, the horses attached TO O'HARRA's
omnibus got ont of the road and fell in
TO gas trench on West Main cross
Street. No damages was done except
a. few scratches on one of the animals.
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Dissolution.

The firm of Mooney 6 Ramey have dis
solved partnership. l have opened new
Shop on Railroad street opposite the Oil
Mill, where | am better prepared than ever
to do first class blacksmitEing on short no
tice. JOHN MOONEY.
Oct. 23-fm.
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In a Ee1J Business

w. IA RE F1sHELL, of McComb, is do
ing a IS lashingH business in the furniture
trade. He has a very large stock of
spIend' I'd goods, and sells them cheap.
All pc rsons aroun d McComb, who want
good Hnd pretty furniture, should ''drop
inn a ad examine his stock. Mr.. FISH
ELL also keeps as large a stock of drugs,
me- Iicines, etc, sE heretofore.
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Go TO Harry Bates,

At - Main ST., for your Gas Fitting and
Fixtures. He is a practical filter, and will
5e responsible for his work. No pay for
fitting until the gas is turned on the street.
Gas Pipes at low figures. NCv. 6-f-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
Book Binding.

There is no need Of sending your -maga-
zi-es, pamphlets, etc. out of town, when
FRED. SELBACH, THE Book BISDER,in Kim
mers Block, can do it in a manner that can
not help but please you. He is a workman
of long experience, and guarantees satisfac-
ton. His prices are as low as those of any
first-class workman. Nov. 6-2w-
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Council Meeting.

There was but little business transact
ed at the meeting of the Council, last
Monday evening, except TO allow n few
bills, and pass an ordinance relative to
certain improvements on Main Street.
Tie Committee on Fire Department wes
instructed to enlarge the cistern OH the
corner of Main and Hardin Streets, pro-
vided the citizens, in that quarter, will
subscribe thirty-five dollars toward the
expense
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McCoMB. O.. Nov. 9th, 1874

EDS. JRFF:-We are not all dead in
McComb pet, as can easily be seen by
visiting our thriving little village, which
makes it a point to keep up with the
! spirit of the times in every respect
CHANGE OF FIRMS.
Our business houses have made the
following changes: Snyder, Mcdonald
& Co. are occupying the store formerly
used by ID. d. Snyder & Co. They are
a No. ! set of fellows and are very high
II respected by the community, as the
amount of business they are doing every
day goes to show. H. Ii. & J. j. Ewing
have purchased the Hardware store Of
| ID. SrsarIing, and are doing lively bust
ness in the old stand of Ewing & Co.
f W. Jake Fishell has bought the Furni-
4 ture stock of ID. Sparling, and has open
/ ed full line of Drugs and Furniture in
ahe room formerly occupied by J. R
SparEng Our friend, Capt. /. Cusac,
bss made an assignment to Mr.. Allen
{ cooper, and his store is again open for
bzz7 The appraisement has just been
c, srpleted, and resulted very favorably;
we hope the Capt. may regain his lost
gre sund, and we feel confident that he
will par every penny of his indebted
ness. Haddox & Shaw have Gro
cery and Restaurant in the old stand of
P. I'll; iaes, Esq. and J. b. Howell has re-
moved MS Drugs into the old stand of
Watson IS Fishell.
MEETINGS.
There is now in progress series OF
meetings ar the NJ. E. Church, under
the super vision of Bros. r. NJ. Culver
and F Bcwe r, and good results are
expected.
Our schools, will commence on the
10Th inst. The On st department will be
taught by Mr.. C. i. Holton, and the
second by Mi IS Melis. a Crumrine.
sALool IS.
Wealso hi ave one o. two. places IN
town where C ommon dist urbance is dealt
out indiscrimi nately to tn ose who love
darkness rath er than light, the result OF
which is an occasional row, gotten up
generally by parties who come from our
neighboring towns to participaa e IN such
festivities
Fearingw grow monotonous, we close
TO await ara opportunity of addressing
you under more favorable circunstan-
ces. Y ours. Moss BACK
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
a Bargain.

l offer nv house for sale on the south
side of West Lincoln Street. House story
and half with seven rooms; good unfail-
ing well and cistern; good fruit Of all
kinds viii be sold at bargain, if appli-
cation is made soon Call at the premises. or
al A. Preston's, in North Findlay.
Nov 9, '742w CLARA BALLOC.
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Have Purchased

Mr.. Wm. Frances interest in the firm Of
Bates & France, Gas, Steam and Water
Pipe Filters, and will continue the business
at % Main ST. l.. HAERY BATES
Nov eff
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Post Mistress at Van Buren,.

Mrs. ISABELLA TARR has been ap-
pointed Post Mistress at Van Buren.
This last appointment makes two Post
Mistresses in this county.
SsA
ARCADIA, o., Nov. 10, 1874.
EDS. JEFF-The village of Arcadia
retains its usual quietness. Business is
very good for the season OF the year.
There is considerable activity among the
stock men, and great deal of live stock
is shipped from the yards here every
week.
The winter term of school has com
menced.
The wife of Rev VIM. Long died at
this place on the 9th inst Mrs. Long
was an estimable woman, and her death
is deeply mourned by a large circle of
friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beamer died on the Sth
inst, aged 72 years.
The late rains have improved the
appearance of the wheat very much.
There is still scarcity of water for
stock. ARPEGIo.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
us.tiv Printed Poster

q r-sred Occasionally, when you have soms
,.rticuIar line Of goods on wilen you sl Sisa
p make run Is enc Of the many ne me;
tuaI ways of advertising. Inc 1eh eb;cS % sSe
makes specially Of pos,sISs' aaS a, price prices 70
gotten up on short notice ana a. Pi''s'
init the times.
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A Challenge.

hereby challenge the party who had so
much to say about bought up committees"
for a hundred dollars, To produce pictures
equal TO those exhibited by me at the late
Fair, and MAKE them himselt. Each party to
choose one Judge and those two another one
1w F. B. ZAY.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
No PayI

NU ~
We do Gas Fitting on short notice and in
the most perfect m nner, both in business
houses and dwellings, and will not asA our
patrons to pay for it until the gas is turned
from the works on to the streets.
KUSZ & MoRRIsoN.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

BOYS, if you want nice Suit, or good
Warm OvercOat, or Winter Cap, or a Fine
Hat, or pair of Gloves, or a Scarf, Ora-a
well anything TO keep you warm and
make you look ''nobby'-yOu will ind it
all at "Old White Corner" Go there, buy
your goods, and be happy. Nov 13-2w
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Public Acknowledgement
Public acknowledgment

A. V. Davis is hereby publicly acknowl-
edged TO be the best Photographer in Han
cock county. 1w
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Query.

How much artistic ability does it require
to send of and hire pictures made, and
then hire some one to write a half column
to extol his "artistic ability:" Iw
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Publie AeknoRle gmanf.

Fred. Kinnaman is hereby publicly ac-
knOwledged 10 be the best Photographer in
Hancock county. 1w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

\ NICE lot of Ladies, Misses, and Chill.
dren's' 'FuTs, and more coming, % to 80 pei
cent. less than ever before offered in Find.
lay. Go and see what extraordinary bar
gains they give at "Old White Corner"
Nov I3-2w
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In Their New Store.

Messrs. S. j. N. HUBER have moved
their drug store into their new room, in
Hyatt's new building. They now have
the finest furnished and arranged drug
store in Ohio. 1t will pay everybody to
call and see their new quarters, even if
they do not wish to make any pu- clIases.
4 more extended notice of their store
will appear next week.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

The best Portraits.
The best Photographs.
The best Stereotype or Gems.
The best Copies from Old Pictures.
The best Stereoscopic and Large
Views to be found in Hancock county,
are made at
G. 4 SEYMOUR s. Cos,
80 Main ST., Findlay. Ohio.
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If Y.u Fave a Sweet Tooth.

Prepared Cream Chocolate q; l. 3IcSIan-
ness. Nv
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

OUR Toledo letter is unavOidably
crowded out, this week, owing to the
crowded state of our columns 1t will
appear next week.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

For humanitys sake don't let that horse
freeze, when you can buy blanket for him
so low at "Old White Corner" Nov 13-2w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

ANY Size, shade or Color, with card neatly
printed thereon, at trifle above what the
envelopes would cost you, by calling at the
JEFF" OFFICE.
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CraVOp Portraits.

Mr. W. F. VanLoo, at Seymour & Co.'S.
Picture Gallery, is making splendid Life
Size Cray0n Portraits for Fifteen Dollars.
Do not fail to call and see specimens of his
work 1w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
gnr Hard Goal.

Kunz & Morrison have the "ARGAND"
stove for hard coal The rery best hard coal
stove in use
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

THEY keep full stock of Clothing, from
the Satinet suit to the finest Broad Cloth,
at prices that defy competition at "Old
White Corner" Nov I3-2w
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Have Your Magazines Bound.

Jas. p Kimber at the Jcwelry Store in
Wheeler's Block, is agent for the Tifiin
Tribune Bindery. Bring in your work at
once. Oct. 30, '74-tf.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
Organs and Melodeons.

Ihave some very good secondhand Or
gans and MelodeOns for sale or rent at
very low figures +. W. SELBACH,
Sept. 4-tf. Music Dealer.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

THE big man, the little man, the fat man,
the lean man, and every other man, can buy
an Overcoat at "Old White Corner"
Nov i3-2w
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Letter Heads.

Eight, ten and twelve-pound paper so
cheap that no good business man can afford
to be without them. Call at the "Jef. Of
fee, and see specimens.
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List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining in the Post-ohlee ut this
place for the week ending Thursday,
Nov. II, A. D., 1874:
Beck George Lue Monroe
Clay baugh Henry ue leSse
Fore man Libbie E-2 RsII hard Mr. Ed
Glarhart Miss Maggie Small a f.
Haze & Ebersole sstOseT Vim
Hogan j W SwariZ JACOB
KiSseferth Luezia WitIHOre Etua
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised.
THOMAS L. ADAMS, y II.
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Toilet Soaps,

ANOTHER lot of Ladies Vests, Felt Skirts,
and ShawlS, at "Old White Corner
Nov I:-2w
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New Goods arriving every day at Ewing
& Redick's Cheap Cash Boot and Shoe
Store
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Some Splendid

New Perfumes at J. ii. Decker's Drug
q. ore Iw
WE would just remark right here, that
they have big line Of Hats and Caps at
''Old White Corner" Nov 13-2w
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Schools Close.

Schools Close.
The schools of District No 3 close on
next Friday, the Goth inst. There will
be oral examinations in ali the depart
mentS
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A Large Stock
BJsjleSs Men.

OF Pianos and Organs of the best make
always on hand, and selling cheaper than
ever T. W. SELBAcH.
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THOMAS Z. ADAMS. p II
House Burned.

The house of Mr.. JOHN DICE, at Raw
son, was burned last Saturday morning.
Loss is about $500, with insurance of
$500. We could not learn the cause Of
the fire.
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How much honesty does it require to say
that a committee was ''bought up" when
one gets beat at County Fair on account of
an Inferior display Of pictures:
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Coal, for Blacksmith and Family Use, can
be procured at the Jackson Foundry, on
Railroad Street, by the carload, or small
quantity. Nov. 6-2w.
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A Good Assortment
Crushed Wheat at L. McManness'.

OF Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall and ParlOr
Lamps, at J. II. Decker's Drug Store. 1w
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F. B. Zay Is hereby publicly acknOwI-
edged to be the best Photographer in han
cock county Iw
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Obituary.

ODabNdAy
Tie wife OF Rev Il. Il PRTDDS., of
the II. z. Church, dinG at VanIue last
Saturday. Her remauis were Taa. sn 10
Nanwer:, on Monday, Tor iHJermen {.
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The artist, Is executing some beautiful
CrayOn Portraits a Seymour x Cos Pho
tograph gallery. All kinds OF Photographs
and Imtypes are taken in the best style of
the art. Iw
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

Buy some Of those nice Frish Caramels
at r. Fellers & Cos. Iw
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Query.

Face Powders, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
at J. III. Decker's Drug Store. 1w
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New Advertisements.
fIatMtkY kYlxSUaAACt COMPANY
OF
DAYTON, OHIO.
5rATsoP OHIO. ISsC LANCE DEPAKTMscT,
f'OI-UaBU- January p lss4-

STATsOF OHIO. ISSC --AScE DEPAEIAsSIt
COLUABCs, January =. lssi-
VUHEREAS, Ths RI REM NNs lSsU kASc-
w COMPANY. located At l5ay tOD In tDe ate
OF Ohio has flied in This Office a sworn STAT
menJ Oy he proper officers thers of. Showing
its condition and business and has cpmplieu,
la all respects, with the laEsOf i state Ie-
lating to rJrs Insurance companies
Now therefore IN pucsuanee OF laW- l. III
liam r. Church, Superintendent OF lnzurs nee
for the Slate OF OHIO. do hereby Certify tn4t
said Company is authorized 10 transact IT, ap-
propriate business Nf Fire Insurance in this
state n accordance with law, dur ng tn c T
rent year. Tne condition and Dustnessof said
Company. at the date OF such sta efnent, de-
eembsr 3IsL. 1873. Is shown as follows:
Amount o. actual paid uD eapitaI.-s.jJ.O5o 70
Aggregate amount OF available
sets. ..-. .-....-..-.----- 81 ~ 81
Aggregate amount OF Li4nilltiss lex
cepL tpstaD including 81 67j.S5, for
Reinsurance. being hfty per cent.
Of premiums on risks not termina-
ted C. i5s "a
Amount Of Income for the preceding
year in cash....--.-..- -.-.,.-. --- -, 1851 -
Amount of Income fOr premiums on
risks written during the year. not
p4l0 IN ca fl-...--
AmOunt OF Expenditures for the nre-
eedinR ear In ncash---.-..----.-.-.- IS 50 81
IN WITNESS WHEREBY, I have hereunto sub
f@-t scriOed my name. and caused the seal
{sEAL OF my OH :e to De xed the day and
N0~' year above written.
~. W.T. CHURCH, 8 apt
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

la. LEoN CosTEB, OF this city, has
been appointed postal route agent for
tie Lake Erie and Louisville railway