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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09
The Fostcrsa Rand.

The Cornet Band, of Fostoria, were
in this city on Thursday evening of last
week, attending the Fair of St Mich
aers Catholic Church. During the
evening the band discoursed a number
of selections Of excellent music, in a
style that was highly creditable to them
as musicians, and displaying fine taste
in the style of their musical studies.
The presence of the band added much
TO the enjoymaats of the evening. La
ter in the evening the band paid the ed
itors OF the JEFFERSONIAN the compli
ment of a serenade, for which the mem
bers will please accept their CRATE full
thanks. The music was delightful, and
the occasion viii long be remembered.
While in the city, all the members of
the band conducted themselves in the
most orderly manner. and their kind and
gentlemanly conduct was the subject Of
general remark. We hope the band
will make another visit TO this place
soon
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! Public Sale.

l will offer at Public Sale, on my premises
on the Ridge Road, three miles east of Van
Buren, on Tuesday, Oct. Goth, 1874, the fol-
! lowing personal property tO-wit: Two good
Farm or Carriage Horses, one good Trotting
Horse four years old, One Brood Mare, One
| Sucking Colt, Three Milk Cows, Eight head
Young Cattle, One Brood Sow, One Sow and
Pigs, 130 head of Sheep, including four Me,
rinO Bucks, one Reaper and Mower cOmbm.
ed, One Grain Drill, One Sulky Hay Rake
Two PlOws, -Four Shovel PlOws, One Har
row, One Feed Cutter, One Corn Shelter
| One Wind Mill, One Sled, One Sleigh
One Open Buggy, One Buffalo Wagon
One TwoHOrse Wagon, Two Sets of DOubl,
Harness, One pair Fly Nets, One Hay
/ Fork, Corn in the Crib and in Shock. HAY
in the Now, One Hand Cider Press, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and other ar
'icleS too numerous to mention. Sale tC
commence at 8 o'clock, y NJ, when terms
VIII be made known. J. G.. REYNOLDS.
JoHN BoYLEs, AuctiOneer.
| Oct 9 1S74-2 W
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Business Men,

There are no good reasons why times
should be hard. Crops throughout HanCoc'l
county never were better; and soon they
will begin TO move. The money shut up in
the county treasury will be distributed, and
an excellent trade awaits you I'm time of
peace prepare for war put your advertise
ment before the people; if you really have
something the people want, let them know
it by putting out your sign, scattering your
business card far and wide. by putting up
posters, etc, ard, what will do you more
good than all else, by putting an attractive
and snowy advertisement in your county
papers-nOt the paper alone that advocates
your views, but the paper which has indie
pendence enough 10 have its own views and
sand" to stand by them, and such a paper
is always sought after by all men whose pat
ronage is worth having.
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ARCADIA. October Z. 1874.

ARCADIA, october Z, 1871.
EDS. JEFF. Everything is moving
on in a cheerful business-like manner.
These chilly days are causing people to
look to a comfortable preparation foI
winter
The Missionary concert of Sabbath
evening was a success, resulting in the
handsome sum of S1S05 for the Mis-
sionary cause. The house was filed to
its utmost capacity. Good speeches
were made by Revs. Good and Nye.
The good people of Arcadia and vicini-
ty are wide awake to the interests OF
the church, missionary and Sabbath
school, contributing well to the support
of ALL
The County Fair is wel spoken of
throughout the country, and farmers
are busy husking corn, which is yielding
well. The potato crop will be com
paratively light; apples are not plenty,
scarcely enough for home consumption.
Wheat is coming up we'll. and looks
nice, and everything promises well for
the prosperity of Hancock county.
ARPEGIO.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09
DON'T FAIL TO VOTE.

A full turn out of the Republican vo-
tiers of the county is all that is necessary
to insure the success of our ticket. The
The peace and well, being of the country
demands Republican victory in Ohio
next Tuesday. Let it be remembered
that every Republican who stays away
from the polls gives half vote to en-
courage murder and outrage in the
South. Vote early and then see that
your neighbor does not fail in his duty.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09

If the case was reversed, and Myres
was the Democratic nominee for Sheriff,
and Henry the Independent Candidate
of the Republican party, the JEFF. would
abuse Myres more foully than il does
cause for it.-CcUrjer.
Just four years ago We said TO the
people as follows:
The endorsement of the present in
cumbent of the sheriIT's Office. SAMUEL
MYREs, is an act of justice TO a worthy
officer. After two years trial, the peo-
Dle, without regard to past party predi-
lections, are willing 10 continue him in
an Office which he has filed TO the sat
isfaction of all concerned. Hancock
county has not been so much blessed
with such officers that she can afford to
dispense with their services. es.-JejeFSCHi
an, Sept. Is, 1870.
We would be very glad to say the
same thing now in regard TO ]. l. HEN
RY, but a stern sense of duty demands
a totally different course. 1t is no pleas
ure to us to censure either the public or
private acts Of any man.
We spoke thus of SAM. MYREs with
pleasure. We endorsed him then, glad
ly. We endorse him now more willingly
when he is engaged with the gcOd men
of his party in a warfare against a cor
rupt, unprincipled Ring
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GEORGE-HALL-At tn residence of G
w. Hume, Esq, October the 1st, by Rev
William Jones, DR.. F. George to Miss Mary
Hall.
LONGW H-PEACOCK-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents, October 1st, by
Rev William Jones, William ]. LongWortE
to Miss Tilla Peacock.
RICHCREEK-PICKE the Bidding
House, on the evening of October 1st, by
Rev. William Jones, Jefferson RicAereek, for
merly of WyandOtte County, to Miss Martha
Pickett, Of Mt. Blanchard, Ohio.
L-FULLERTON-At the fremont
House, Mansfield, Ohio, Thursday, October
l, 1874, by Rev. G. II. Hartupee, of the VI. E
Church, John P. McNeal, Esq, of Eagle town
ship, to Miss Catharine Fullerton, Of Lodi
Medina County, Ohio.
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WHo was the candidate who sent ten
Republican tickets into Blanchard town.
ship with HENRY's name written on
them. and KENERER'S name left of,
and FRANK CLIYE'S name spelled wrongl
And if .fUe Republicans, united in a
written request to have such tickets
printed, why was it necessary to have
a meeting of the Committee and some
of the candidates before printing theml
Oh, hush,
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DRIFT.

]
Potatoes, new, 50 cents
Lard Oand Y - cents.
Live Hocs sJ. 80 per cwt.
Now = thr lawy-r's harvest.
Long are the nights, and dars.
Court i il session, Judge pILL-2
presiding.
Next Tuesday is ci~crion day. Ior
early.
There were a good many strangers il
town during the Fair.
This Is examination week in all tis'
departments Of the Union Schools,
There Is 10 be select social hop a
Cages Hall this evening.
The gas pipe will probably be laid e,
Main Street by this evening.
Some Of the streets have 2assy ap
pearance.
The work of putting down gas pipe,
has commenced on Sandusky Street.
The Wyandot County Fair IS in pro
gress at Upper Sandusky this week.
The song of the candidates-''A few
more days. and then twill all be over. =
The weather hasn't been Of the most
delightful sort a portion Of this week.
The Fair was a fair indication of the
prosperity of the people Of the county
during the past year.
The Presbyterian church bell, which
was slightly out of order, has been re-
paired.
East Lincoln Street has advanced TO
the extent of one more dwelling-house
during the past ten days.
Rev. EBEN MUSE being out of town,
there will be no services at the Presby-
terian church next Sabbath.
Hon. CHARLES FOSTER and Gen. II.
B. HAYES will speak at the Court
House tomorrow afternoon and even
ing.
The political campaign will scon be
over, and then we will devote lEore
space and attention to local and gener-
al news matter.
The local editor of this paper is slow
ly recovering from his recent severe i'll
ness, and expects to be at his post
again next week.
Our genial friend C. \. CROYINGER,
of Toledo, paid our town flying visit
this week. The cares of business set
lightly upon him. Glad Of it.
DIR. WIN. DETwILER has made cXteh-
sive improvements on and about bis
residence on West Main-Cross Street,
which add very much to its appearance.
The horse attached to one of the
city express wagons ran away, on South
Main Street, "Wednesday evening, shak-
lug things up pretty lively for few mo
ments.
Now that cold weather has come, and
persons are putting up stoves, great
care should be taken that the fines are
in a perfectly safe condition before a
fire is lighted.
TRIP, of the Carey Times, and
DAVIS, of the Bluffton Standard, at
tended the Fair last week They
'sviewed the landscape DER" from our
balloon.
We were pleased to receive a call from
Rev. NJ. L. CENTERs, the new II. +.
pastor Oh the Vanlue Circuit. We I'M
derstand he proposes to make his home
in Findlay.
The Tifin AdceTtiSeT says that there
is talk of the temperance crusade being
inaugurated in that place again. If
the ladies of that place should go out
again they ought not to forget 10 pray
with JOHN MICHAEL MYERS.
Mr.. CovEKDALE, the gentleman WHO
is putting up the gas works in this
place, informed us a short time ago that
he needed about forty laborers to work
on the streets, in digging trenches, put
ting down pipe, etc., but could not get
them in town, every one seeming to be
engaged in other employment. The IN
dications are that laborers from other
places could find employment here,
~
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We had the pleasure to-day of a visit
from an old acquaintance of twenty
years ago" in the person of Mr.. L. ID.
PERKINS, of KiusIuan, Trumbull coun-
ty, who is visiting our town with his lit
tie daughter, who has become famous
in scientific circles. and of whom we
published a short account a short time
ago. This little lady (ten years old it
is said can read with her eyes covered.
distinguish colors. etc, as easily as
when her eyes are left free. She is here
upon invitation from Drs. EYTRIKIN &
MILLER, who propose to give this
strange power a thorough examination
and TEST
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Notice to Contractors.
AUDITORS OFFICE. HANCOCK Co.. I
EinAInr- n ILna L III

AUDITORS OFFICE. HANCOCK Co..
Findlay, o., Oct. l, lS7f
CEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- cetved at this Office until l O'Clock p. NJ .
Friday, Oct. 20, 1874, for the erection and com
plettOn of two stone abutments for The -NCf
rtt Bridge, I'm blanchard township, Hancock
County, Obi.
Masonry to be first-class bridge masonry,
stone to be good, sound quarried stone, and 10
work upon their broadest bed, and to lie steady
without the aid of chips or spauls all stone to
face. No stone TO be less than six Inches
thick, and each course to be OF uniform thick
ness. Headers 10 be put in the wal at inter-
walls OF six feet Contractors will be required
to conform To the direction OF the COfnmis-
siOners. No extra allowance will be made to
contractor.
any and all bids.
By order OF the Commissioners.
@. \. MOSHER.
Oct. 9, Ti-4w Auditor.
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WE have printed FRANK CLINE'S
name Just as we have since the nomina-
nation, because lac is best known 10y
that name. and we want all voters to
know just who they are supporting.
His name will appear Oh the ticket as
DANIEL T. CLINE. Many voters are la
boring under the impression that his OPP
ponent, FRANK J. KARsT, the saloon
keeper, is FRANK KARsT, Sr., the gro
Ger. Young CLINE is of the firm of ID.
CLINE & SoXs, grocers, and is well
known as "A man of unexceptionable
character.
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A CARD.

EDS. JEFF.-The Findlay Cornet Band
will please accept the thanks Of oul
members for kindness shown them OF
their recent visit to your town. ON
thanks are also due Rev. ]. B. YOUNG,
and the citizens in general for fayors ex
tended. Yours Respectfully,
FOsTORIA CoRYET BAND.
Fostoria, Oct. 6, 1874.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09

WHO was the Democrat who thought
that if FOSTER would furnish the
money the Secretary Of the Hancock
County Central Committee might be in
huenced. As GLESsYER is ia the cor
ruption business, perhaps he can tell.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09
Notice

Parties knowing themselves indebted 10
the Jno. Shull Lumber Manufacturing Co,
viii please call and pay their accounts in
money Immediately; OF we will take Wheat
at 81 per bushel Oats at 4j cents to apply,
delivered az either Of the Warehouses, or
at Mcconnell & ROckwells, or at Parsers'
Mills, within 20 days.
JSo- SKULL LUMBER MF'G- Co.
Oct. 2-2w.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09

J. l.. HENRY, when congratulated, one
day last week, on winning the revolver
at the Catholic Fair, replied that ''he
knew that he would win it, as GLEss-
NfR had promised to secure him $50
worth of votes, and that he was to do
the same for GLEssNER." That is, you
tickle me and I'll tickle you. Now, if
Republicans had made a nomination for
Sheriff, we might have been swinging a
,,oId- headed cane.
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Gas Fitting Establishment.

/ Mr.. VIM. Franz and Mr.. s. II. Bates, the
latter practical Gas-fitter, have associated
themselves together in the Gas-ftting bus
ines, and rented the room formerly Occu-
pied Dy TOtten Bros. They expect in a few
days'to receive large stock of Gas Fixtures,
and will be pleased to receive calls from
those nee ling their services. 1w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09
Dissolution OF Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ cO-partneTship heretofore existing between
]. Smart, VIM. MOfIeit and ). Zimmerman. Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Zimmerman withdrawing.
The business Will be continued, liabilities
assumed and accounts settled by j. Smart and
Wm. MOnstt. Those knowing themselves in
debted to us are urgently requested 10 call and
see US, as our books must be settled forthwith.
Get. 9, Is74-3w. JOSEPH SMART.
WILLIAM MOFFETT.
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Local Business Notices
ATTEND the Normal School.
That Good Work

Stands upon its own merit, and that the
people are not to be deceived or humbugged
by the awards Of bought-up committees, is
shown by the rush of work at Seymour &
Cos. GALLERY. 1w
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Statements and BillheaGs

Are indispensable articles with every live
business man. They need not cost much
more than the paper, and yet they should
have the business card neatly and taStfuily
printed upon them, that they may be an ad-
vertiSement to all who see them. The Jeff. ~
Office is prepared to do such work on short
notice and at ''Granger prices.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09

DO you want to supplant CHAs. Fos-
TER, the man who has battled manfully
against corruption, with srch a man as
GEo. f. SEYEY, who has little expert
ence outside of the legal profession!
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Church Parsonage.

OhurCn 2 dIsOudsI.
- The Trustees of the II. Z. Church of
this place have purchased the property
of the late ELI BEACH, next to their
church, and will refit it for parsonage.
The old stables are to be removed. The
place is a desirable one, and the i'm
provements viii add to the appearance
of the street
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09

SENEY, in n tremedous flourish of in
dignation, declared that ''he had no
money TO buy votes, and yet he hat
money to fee the saloon-keepers of Tiff
fin, Fremont and Clyde.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

AZ trains run daily. Sundays excepted
Close connection male a. Fremont with
trains on L. s q NJ >. Ey. 70 and nom all
points East and West.
At fOsfDria with trains on baitinioEs' Fitts
buIgh q Chicago Ry-
~ Tir55 vvlfh trains on d. n q G. H. & ID
y n - ..T,d lrr,ua al points south. Also with
trains on r.. r. W & Z. ny 10 ana nom all
Poii5 n ASDRw5. Gen. Ticket Agent
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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 80 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 & Co.
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List of Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining in the Post-office at thi:
place for the week ending Thursday,
Oct. s, A. D., 1874:
Brown Ephram iNorrisoa VIM
Brown MRS. Cail Rothchild Charies
Bolton Mrs. Syca SchoItZ Ais
T'aldwail MIS-. Huldah .Syluis perTy ID
Cooper Mrs Amanda .Spraw MrS Martha
creek Alexander snyder ID
T.oJC VIM II iTreasiei LYDIA A
Mcintosh George " IWinGers Miss Wary
Me L'lellen Fl iWinEief Polena
MOsSer Paul
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they are advertised.
THOMAS z. ADAMS, p. u.
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List ofLetters

List ofLetters
Remaining in the McComb post-offlce
uneaIled for on the first day of October
1874: Dyrg, John R.; Myers, Thos. H. ;
Merrill. j.; Smith, Miss Jennie; Tolny,
Samuel NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised.
q. BARNEY, p. ".
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Good Farm For Sale.

Good farm Of 100 acres, in a highly-im-
proved state Of cultivation, in Blanchard
township. Will be sold at a bargain. For
further particulars, call on or address, J. G
Garnett, Findlay, Ohio, or call at the JEFF.
office. Oct. 8, 1S74-tf.
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THE new Methodist Episcopal Church,
in Jackson township, Hancock Co.,
Ohio, VIII be dedicated October 25, 1874,
by Rev. Loring c. Webster, of Lima,
Ohio.
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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 efTec-
and wide; sow them, If YOU would reap
business Call at the JEFF" Office and see
specimens.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-09

REPUBLICANS, see that every Republi
can vote in your township is in the
baIlot-box. Vote early, and give tbs
balance of the day to the cause, in see
ing that full vote is polled.
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NOfe Stolen.

GTOLEN FROM MY BROTHERS RESI-
- dence in Orange township. a note for Sl00
payable to Patten McCOr neil or order, due
April last. with a credit Of $50 endorsed there
on. Parties Rrs hereby cautioned against buy
ing said note, as will not pay the same.
Oct. 9. lS74-3w. PATTEN MCCONNELL.
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CsSasNNATI 10 COLUMBUS.
Findlay Branch.

FINDLAY To CAREY.-Trains leave Flndlay
-, AM, 5l3 a m, l-25 p m. arrive in Carey
Al 2-lJ am, lO-l5 am, and 22U y m.
CAEEY TOtINDLAY.-frains leave Carey at
80 am, 10. 70 am, and 4Zy pm, arriving at
FInQIay al 10 am, lt.45am., and $50 pm.
Meals. Nos. g. and 10 run daily al other
trains daily except Sunday.
IhfOugh coaches on Nos. 5and 8. between
5andusky and Cincinnati. Sleeping coaches
on Nos and 10 between Sandusky and Gin
einnsii. Nos. -, ~, "a and Is run through
between Columbus and CINCINNATI
CHAS. HOWARD. As. Supt.
H. II. BRONSON, GenT Ticket Agt.
DEWITT q BROWN, GenT Manager
SPECIAL TRAIN NOIICE
On and after June lst, 1874. an additional
passenger Train viii be run on Friday as fol-
lows. viz:
Leave Eindlsy, $40 p. M; Leave Vanlue. 8. 40
Arrive at Carey, 1000
RETURNING.
Leave Carey, l0.Z7 p. m; Leave VanIue lu47.
Arrive ST Findiay, II 10,
This Train will enable Passengers fror0 Fin
ulay 20 make close connection 70 Carey with
our Niget Express for all S0thern Points VIII
also enable PtSse Egers from Cleveland and the
East % reach kindlay the same evening.
- New and elegant Sleeping Coaches at
iacued 70 Night TX press Trains.
DEWITT q. BROWN.
General Manager.
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Some Ofthe Reasons

Why the people go to Seymour & Co.
for their pictures: They are sure of getting
the best work; They are sure of getting it
as low as good wOOrk can be got; They are
sure of getting it done in the latest style;
They are sure of all getting it at the same
price. 1w
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THE Courier has much to say about
buying votes Is it any worse to pay a
man s. cash for a vote than to give him
back fees collected from him in a State
case! The man who would do either
deserves to be severely punished; but
one is not worse than the other. Does
GLESsNER see the point.
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LINK OFT,

Forali sorts Of stories next Tuesday.
Do not be deceived. You have good
ticket and give il az earnest and cordial
support l'J not hesi ale 90 talk and
work for ii; and poll every vote for il.
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CARD.

In the name of my Congregation re-
turn my kindest thanks for the unexpect-
ed and liberal patronage of our Church
Fair. Rev. J. B. You've.
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Change Of Firm.

The firm of Bergman 6 Hardeshell has
been dissolved, and the business will be car
ried on at the Old stand by E. A. Hardeshell,
who will settle the business of the old firm.
Those indebted will please call and settle be-
fore the Goth ult-, as we desire to close our
old books. E. \. HARDEsHELL-
Oct. o. fS74-tf
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Gone to Battle Creek.

This morning Friday) DIR. A. Hurd
received a telegram from Battle Creek,
Mich, calling him to the bedside of Mrs.
David Joy, formerly of this place, who
is lying dangerously i'll with Typhoid
fayar