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WE are pleased to note the fact that
the editor of the Montanian, .after
visiting Helena" agrees with us in
the ideas expressed in the last issue
Of the COURIER, in answer to the
questions propounded by the Madi-
sonian, ''Do the geographical position
Of Helena or the influences calculated
todevelop the resources Of the country,
point to that place as the proper one
for even the temporary location of the
Capital!"
In concluding series Of articles
in regard to tho extensive develop
ment of the resources surrounding
Helena, and commencing the enter
prise and public spirit Of her people III
promoting the general prosperity of
the country, the editor Of the Mon
tanianian says:
In conclusion, VIC comment upon one
-->..;..a,.f feature OF our rival town. Her
citizens have constructed nsaHy cAr> "sss e
dwelling houses, which resemble those OF
persons who designed to make them perma.
nent homes. In viewing these mansions the
spectator must inter that the owners believe
that their money has been wisely invested.
and that no thought OF adyersity has ever
hcen entcrtainel The possess sion of such
confidence in the destiny of Helena to retain
its commercial superiority, is a very desira-
ble trait. We would not write one word
that would disturb the serenity that prevails
Virginia City has suffered through the loss
If persons that have made their fortune and
carried it away to the States. or some other
point. for investment. Many that have
gained wealth in Helena have expended their
means in building up q city. .H
We commend the above to the edi-
of the Madis0nian.s He cannot accuse
Major Blake Of being "bought up"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

8 KATE STANTON, in her lecture on
HTho Loves Of Great, Men, asserts
that, the. .planets Eeyo)ves around the
sun by the influence Of love, as . child
rev0lves about its parent. When the
writer was boy he used to revolve
around his parent = eood deal, and
may have been ircitsl thereto by love-.
but to an lnprej,llieed OhserXer it
lSuieQsIsRSlsan tSSkn& strap.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

TEE Interior Department, haA made
q decision which will 10 vastly inter
esting to the Western people. 1t
is, that when person has completed
q five. years residence upon . home
stead, he is entitled to Q patent Xieh'
out further stay and that residence
in q double house, built upon the hna
Of the homestead, il q residsace upon
the homestead proper - q
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

LOOKING over su,feli ledger we
.Aee . long array of 4snnes0k 6izAer
subscribers who are indebted to ua.-
Sonfe> >cf them have moved axAy, and
are lost to eight sltAoaeh to memory
dear. Others ere carrying the con-
tributlon boxes in cur m0at respectable
churches, and others again have died,
and .at6 now angels ~ heaven, but
they owe us Just the .nme.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

A rural statioian' reports th1t Nero
people are talked to death BY pedlars
i,Y 1;Shtilug rods than art kf1Q6 BY
lightning. Quite Akelys -S1ssJ :"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

EAST SAGINAW. Nsca.. July. 16.-In the
race at East Saginaw. Driving Park. to-day.
for the special prize Of $ 600, $4,000 70 first
horse. 81. 500 to the second. and 81 600 to the
thru horse which beat the best time on ~
cord, GOldsmith's Maid wen three straight
heats. In 2:l9 "a. ZIG l-2 aud ZIG; the only
being Judge Fullerton. Botl.
horses displayed splendid trotting. The
track was In splendid condition. Eight
thousand peopleMere present. The track b
one mile aal three feet in length. rag-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA TERRITORY FRIDAY, JULY 81 1874

thcrized BY Congress last session, but the
road falling, the moncv reverted to the
Treasury. I cannot recommend tfe post
again unless under the condition that the
Road is to go on. "A pos: will lave 70 be ess-
itablisl'r: al the mouth II the Big Horn., bai
! cannot recoc::n<Dd it. except on the col-
titio:. mat the raitrsn.l sioatA c on. or tii.s
it is discovered that the Yellowstone il gond
navigable stream as high ~ that point.
II the cl.izens.sf Montana will exert them.
selves this summer, and asccrt in this
tact. will recommend the post at the mouth
Of the Big Horn River.
tSigne,l] r. H. SHERIDAN,
..a Lieut.. Gcn'l Commanding.
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Z TxAx.YxR ~ rns PKxITKNisxRV TO Tnh u.
evening Marshal Wheeler received =
dispatch from Gov, Potts. stating that he
would an lvc IT. Helena this evening. To-
morrow morning His Excelleacy. Aarshal
Wheeler and Messrs. Moore and HAIRY D.
Aeheml. directors a. the penitanusry. will
proceed to Deer Lodge. and that lnalitution
wilt be forn,slly transferred 70 thS u. 8. in
the person OF Nasshsl Whee1es. deRs,s4kot.
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OFFICIAL VOTE.

We publish the official vote for Delegate to
Congress and the location cf the seat Of goy-
ernment at the general election IN August,
1872:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

- Those who now disapprove the
Capital Law have no other excuse for
doing so than groiindless prejudice
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COUNTY DEBTS.
Reperf Of the Territoria1 Auditor.

sf=.ta TERRITORY ~ MoxYAxA,) 70
I AUprToR'sa OFyIch.
.,s@ IS evtRGlNlA. CITY, July n l&4l /
10 H;s, Ereelleney. Non. B. F. Petts, Gov
ernor of Montana Territory; - -. ::
DEAR SIN: ! herewith traaamit to YOU 4
statement Of the Indebtedness Of the several
counties Of this Territory for the years end
ing March l, 1873 and March !, lsGl: ;.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

c1ptltzI lar ,ak2D0ycd
Should be on the ballot Of every voter
in Gallatin county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31
THE TERRITORY.
Madison County.

l
b from the Mon tsnisn. July 2sd.l -...
I. On Tuesday last four men with pack ami
mails passed through en- route for the .Ieffer-
son mines. OF these. two were from Nevada
and the others from Idaho, aud they reppr,
many Others OH The way. .-lsN'zsiiA sh@
On the aOth# #ss. A. fCisler left st Elling' S
bank the proceeds Of ten days. run on the
quartz of the Broad Gauge Lode. to-wit: l07
ounces OF gold yetort. valued at s.. 800. saved
from l3l tanR. y
On the 18Th inst. son Of S. B. Page. OF
the age Of four years. fell from a1fcncc near
his home in the StinginSWater valley. His
arm Was broken BY the accident and the
Child was brought to Virginia for treatment.
Charles Ancey. A. K. Stanton, 7. NJ. Dun
bar. Martin Harris .lnd John NJ. Mcdonnell.
some of the most responsible stock owners
Of Gallatin county. were here Oh the goth
inst, and interviewed the agent Of j. T..
Hunter & CO.
The Republican county Convention was
held in Virginia city on the 18th, and noni-
mated the following ticket:
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NEWSPAPER DEClAlONS.


l. ANY one who takes paper regularly from the
Po,tn n:6ce-whcther directed 10 his name or anOil-
er's--or whether he hss subscribed or not-is re-
spcnsible for the payment.
2 II q person orders his paper discontinued, he
ynist pay all or the publisher may con
tinue to send il until pm, ment Is mafc, and collect
she whole amount, whether the paper Is taken from
the Office or NOT.
= 3. The courts have decided ira refusing to take
the newspapers or pcriodic ils from the Postofce,
or removing and leaving them uncallcl for, Is
Drjms facia evidence Of intentional fraud.
REGULATING LEcAL Py yBLICATIoNs.
ACT to amend an Act entitled. . An Act TO
pro, i~ for ani regulate the rates OF charges tor
th~ publication Of legal Documents" !" approved
Janua"y 9in. 1877.
ssn enacted 81 "a. legislative Asser'by Of the Ter
sffory of Montana:
SECTION !. Publish Of newspapers in this Ter
ritOry shall be ca;ited to the following fees for
!. puhlicati.n of all legal advertisements: Fo the
Hrst ms. r. ION ci each folio Of hundred words,
three dollars; Jor ca h subsequent insertion, two
dollars. r~ p-a e
SEC 3. i'he printer Of such lega! advertisements
ehal be entilel 10 payment Of his full fees before
being required to furnish certificate OF the puDl-
0ation.
Approved, December IS. 1871. G -
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j, - Read the Capital Law carefully,
and then give it your hearty cap
proyal" at tho polls next Monday.
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DEMOCRATIC NOlfIHATIONs.


.CsxrRAL PAnk. " T., July 15, 1874.
|. At 4 meeting Of the Democratic Central
Comm,tsee of Gallatin county, for the pur
pose Of filling. the vacancies upon the De,nNe
cratic ticket. the following proceedings were
had. tolwiy Judge j. n: d STREET eaiIef ths
Committee to order and announced the pnr.
pose of their hcinx called together was to
fill vacancies caused by l.. N. Howell and
&. II. Campbell declining to accept the nomi-
nation of members of Assembly. A. b. Moore.
Of East GalIaiin. and e. l.. Lovett, ef West
Gallatin. were put inc nominatioA and de-
clared The nominees Of the. Democratic party
for members. Of the Assembly by the unani-
nous vote Of the committee, whcrcupon the
Committee adjourned. i..'55S - 'iz'- g
J.H.D. STREET, Chairman.
Democratic County Central Committee
EAST GA11Ar1x. N. r., July Is, 1874.
Hon, }. II. D. Street. Cna;rman Democratic
Central Comnaitte Of Gallatin County:
SIR:-Yolr note of this date informing me
Of my nomination by your COMMITTEES ~ a
candidate for Representative in the Legisla-
tive Assembly Of this Territory. is just re-
ceived. And after thanking you and the
Committee and party through you that you
represent for the honor conferred On me,
will say that willie have not sought the
place or any other Office in the gift of the
people Of the county. and would mucl, pre-
fer to remain and atferd to my farm and
stock, and vote with you and tbceparty for
some One to Gil the place far better qualified
to represent the people # the county than
myself. do not feel at liberty to decline the
especially as you assure me that
l am the choice OF majority of the party
WITH which am identified. iieel that it is
the duty of every good citizen to make some
personal sacrifice for the public good.
The shortness of the time between now
and the election l regret will prevent me
from visiting and talking to the people OF
the county. in accordance with the custom OF
the west, but take this occasion to assure
you and the people Of the county that II elect
ed will exert mysell to the best of my hum
BILE ability to make them an active, honest
and faithful Representative.
Very Respectfully, Yours,
Cc:<-..~.i1 - ---z-.zz- II. MOllRE.
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-, HAMILTON, n. T., July Is. 1874.
J. II. D. Street. Chairman Democratic Central
Committee Of Gallatin County:
R:-.Your notice of my nomination as &
candidate in the Legislative Assembly OF
Montana Territory was duly received. The
nomination was unsought by me. have
never asked an cfti:e ut the hands of the
party. Which have always supported and.
would now prefer TO attend TO my private af-
fairs and leave others to repr' sent the county,
(no doubt better qualified than myself.) but
relying On your Judgment and that Of the
Committee you represent in selecting me as
the wish of the party you represent. cheer
fully accept the nomination and, If elected,
will give my undivided time and attention to
the'intrrests Of the people 10 the Legislative
Assembly. - -
Respectfully, Yours, -
(Signcdl ~ c. S. LOVETT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

Mr.. r. J. Allen, who has !,ccn buying cat
tic in tins Territory for the Eastern market.
has succeeded in collecting something over
1000 head. On the 2lst inst. 5a4 head under
charge Of Mr.. William Ennis, were started
up the Madison VALLEY, aud by way q
Henry's Lake will make junction with the
main band under charge Of Mr.. Alien him.
self on Snake river, at or near Market Lake,
from which point the entire lot will be driven
across the conhtry to Granger. on the U. r.
r. T.. thence direct to Chicago by rail. We
hope that Mr.. Allen will realize sufficient
from this. his shipment OF Montana stock. to
induce him to continue in the trade.
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NIiseoula County.

N1lssOula County.
tFrom the Nissoulian, July 2sth:1
The weather ioI some days has been ex-
NJ dcSrces 70 ~ s,eg res. staSsc @.+a-
We learn that considerable grain has been
seriously damaged in the upper valley for
want OF water. F..-~
Amos Buck has new cucum,crs 1T for use.
and says he will have splendid lot Of melons
in due time. You may expect call from US,
Amos.
Caves pack train Of twcnty-six animals
left for kootenai mincs yesterday, loaded
with -four, salt and miners supplies. os
J.J. Tasksr an old Missoulian, has becn
awarded the contract for building the new
Jail at Helena.
1t is objected to the Capital removal that
Helena already has the Assay Office, the
harshal's Office. the Land Office and tue Sur
yeyor-Gencral's Office, and any further ac-
cGmulation of offices would have tendency
to build up large city at that point. 1t is
possible that there are Montanlans who
"OuA0 OOJGCl " AVCW AOIA Nuy Uclux CHTtCu
out and unlOatled in the heart Of this Terri
tory. 1t snch a thirg were possible.
Deer Lodge County.
IFrom the New North Vest. July :5th:1
Messrs. Phil. E. Evans and Joseph Hyde
have purchased from Mcssrs- Martin. Chaftn
and N. Bielenbers, $40 head Of sheep, which
they Will Craze in this vicinity. ~.
Dance & nauser this week brought in from
the Lesahi valley their baud Of 1000 sheep,
and fine crop Of lambs, aud will winter
them in this vicinity. They are the best lot
of sheep we have seen come into the Terri
tory; and with their crop of wool and lambs
are doubtless = satisfactory investment for
their owners. -vr
Mr.. Chas. S. Warren was notified on Wed.
nesda< evening that on the morning OF that
day Pat O'Niel, of PIONEER, who had become |
with a Chinaman there about I
water right. struck the latter over the head
with shovel. iniiicting an ugly wound. The
Sheriff went over TO arrest the pcrpetrator,
but he had disappeared.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

T IT is to the interest of every
citizen of the Gallatin valley to vote
teCapsIgL Ztaw .4D0,vyed. -
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DEMOCRATS!
REPUBLICANS,
PEOPLES MEN,
CHANGERS,
at t.KNOW-NOTHINGS
CAC NTO I7Vrc O..

You do not compromise your political
rights, but advance the interest of
every portion of the Territory, except
possibly Virginia City, by voting
Capital Law Approved"
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-~-s.s.-'-.-.- s.-.-..'-
Governor. .........
&sewtnry .....
Chief JWstice.....
Associate Justices
u. s. Dist. Airy.
Surveyor General.
Register Of Lands.
Receiver -
u. s. Marshal.
Collector lnt. Rev
Collector Customs
l.. s. Examining
Surgeons. .....
Us. Commissioners
V.S.C0,ninissioncr ncr
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Ipdors<m1nt on petition Of citizens Of Aon-
tapa tpr liz establishment n Sslli1asy pests
an 1lepdtvo. Greek. ansl ths Yellowstone
River: - ss..f. 81, .
Ihayel fhe hlkheat cplntpn Of the rssources
n the Tfssl,ssy sf hlenss,'a. ks great draw.
becklis ,saly sss forth IN thss petition, tviz.
the expense and dlflcdlty u getting any thing
ont. This will NOT be fully obv,aied iinail
The Norshefs PaefBc Rs,lload Is built At least
. 'lar y Cle..dlve Greek. s,e.F
Urcer the imprrssi9M that The Road waa
so1e -. / tseohssided The stehiish1est
~ ana<a n 0jsndtvO CUouk, o1d 4 ~ Q.
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OFFICE

O1RECTOHY OF FEDERAL OEF1CERS
<sF MONTANA.
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Ls.al notices Is cents PER line for the first inscr
ties and 10 cents for each additional insertion.
n. Transient advertisements must be paid for
% ,dv ~uce, and ali job Printing when tbs work
~ delivered.
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THE VOTE FOR DELEGATE
rns VOTE ron akxovAL OF THE CAPITAL.

JOS4k ........., S,0o 4s0'
Asjyrity for Virginia City, l.6os.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18
For a Good
Five cent Cigar, 20 to Decker's. "
Grand Church Fair.


The Fair of the St Michael's Cath. Con
,srr.r,lion will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 29th,
and close Saturday evening, Oct. 3d. When
the undersigned came here, the congrega-
uon had great many debts, and though it
did all it could, it has some left yet. The
Church is empty, the steeple half done, thus
bcing no ornament for the West side of our
improving city.
Taking everything into consideration,
resolved to arrange Il Church Fair TO he held
at WhecIer's Hall The idea was taken up
with great pleasure by the congregation, and
since that time extensive preparations OF all
kinds have been made The ladies all at
oncr commenced working and collected
money to buy the necessary things. There
will be. therefore, something prepared Tor
everybody in town; for the little ones as
well as for the ladies and gentlemen. Our
ladies will provide something to Eat, ana
LcInOnadcS can he had at any time IN the
evening A POSt-Oflice will be put up, and
the Fish Box will furnish great amusement.
| can announce with great pleasure that the
Tindinv Cornct Band very willingly consent
"a to entertain the public every evening
with their wcll-knOwn good music
Snrcial attention is called 10 the voting
parf. -Four presents will be made: One Tor
the most Popular Young Lady, a splendid
lu,;-nificrnt Shell Album, valued at $40 y
second one for the most Popular Married
Lady. a very beautiful Works Table valued
at 81. Tie third for the most Popular
Editor, Il very handsome Gold-hcaded Cane
valued at 80 The fourth inr the most
Popular Candidate in the Fail Elections,
very beautiful Goid-plated Pistol, valued
at $40.
The public can De sure that the prclara-
lions will be such as To make the falr
are and a success.
Entrance 10 cents only. Children free.
therefore kindly appeal to the public, ask
ing Ihvir patronage, support, ami heiP-
Very Respectfully
JnmN i. YoUNG. Cath. Pastor.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

There are 10 good reasons WY time.
should he hard Crops throughout Hancock
county never were nciter: iui soon they
viii begin 10 move. Tho money >iu.T I'D in
the county treasury Will be distributed. and
an excellent trade awaits YOU. In time Of
peace prepare for war pu; yOur advertise
mcnt before the people: il y0u really have
something the people want, let them know
il bv putting out your si-n. scattering YOUR
business card far and wide. 10y putting IN
posters. etc. and, what viii do you more
good than all else, by putting an attractive
and snowy advertisement in your county
papers-not the paper alone that advocates
vouT views, buy the paper which has indie
penlencc enough 10 have is own views and
''sand' to stand br them. and such rarcr
Is always sought after bg al men whose nat
roaaru Is worth having
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

THE Courisr sent up 4 doleful wall
three years ago because WN. hARN,
one-legged soldier, was superseded as
Postmaster at Arcadia. Last Saturday
Mr.. hAIlN was before the CoUTieT'S Con-
yent!Dn and received tato votes for the
Office of Recorder. Was it Mr. KARN's
misfortune that he Is an American. He
is Postmaster at Arcadia nevertheless,
and makes an excellent one.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

LEWIS GLESSNTR. recalled. You say
you did not urna the Commissioners OF
Hancock county 20 close the doors OF the
Court house against tie ladies OF the
Temperance League. Are YOU not aware
that Sheriff JAMES l.. HENRY did DO 50 !.
Have you not heard It 50 stated 10y at
least one OF the Commissioners them
selves:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

WHY was moi the nomination OF JAMES
l.. HENRY made unanimous in the Dem
ocratic Convention last saturday: We
believe all other nominations were made
unanimous, except those made by accla-
nation Mas the ''whiNkey ring, afraid
Of the fine haired fanatics" rs they
-fNia fhpsns
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

THERE was marked difference be
tween the manner in which Geo. e.
SENEY WAS received by the Democratic
Convention last Saturday and the re-
cepjiou Of EUsH Z. SLOANE, by the
same body two years ago. SLoANES
reception WAS almost an ovation. while
SENEY was scarcely apPlauded. Il is
sad.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18
TRAINS GOING EAST.

AUtrains run daily, Sundays excepted.
Close connection made at Fremont with
trains on L. =. * NJ 5. Ry. to and frOm all
points East and West.
AT BurgOon with trains on T. T. & L. Ry.
AT FOstOria with trains on Baltimore, Pitts
buIgh & Chicago Ry.
At Lima with trains on ID. u. q Q. II. ID
r X to and from all points South. Also with
trains on p, Fl. Wa Z. Ry TO and nom all
points East and West.
". II. ANDRWS, en-. Ticket Agent.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

By notices elsewhere. our people will
discover that the congregation of st.
Miclaels Catholic Church will give a
grand Fair at Nheeler's Hall, coInmenc-
ing the 29th inst. The most extensive
preparations are IN progress, and every
thing will be done 10 make the occasion
an enjoyable one.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18
Table OF
DliiF S.FiaIS at Compound Interest.

IL VIII DE-. seen Iy The above table that only
- cents saved daily y, i'll amount la te years
o., -l.lr while 81 - reaches the important sum
o. Si5II sufficient TO place one in business Tor
himself. Il Is The tuIy 81 every person 10 pro-
Viii ia, 1I s or % 'Iainy day, - ami how few
there are, " D could not save one Oi the above
amounts by ar.tain!ng rom the use OF cigars,
Iiout.r> or other In EuIItS. and IN 20 doing live
Eslr,ls5.r t,u-.r and better lives. If you wish
To- zeal. a. I.e ruth OF this statement try the
following:
Es- cyc-v 'I.-ar and every Drink y9u
y:tS 90 ysgs5 ag= equal anIount 1880 the
I.yF-,,-- r,,-.gr-trr,f of this Bank for
csHs sr5-E.
VP. GAGE President.
Hi.r.G.t.Er. ?. Ca su.yr. Sept. Is, 1874 @m
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

WAS not HEYRY's conduct magnani-
nous toward the men who crippled him
to rescue DETZ. He accepted them as
delegates, and some Of them were the
busiest and most active IN his behalf.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18
Moving a House.

Mr. J. G. GARNET is moving the old
frame dwelling that stood on Broad
street, in the rear of the engine house, to
his lot on the South side of West Main
Cross Street near the rail road. lie in
tends to erect another structure on the
site.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

y desirable property On South Main
Street is for rent The house is a neat
brick, Oncand-a-half stories high, with all
the Improvements and convcnicnccS of
iir-t-class dwelling. There are two lots at
iachci. on which are fine lot of large and
small fruits. The place IS = delightful one,
and situated in one of the most pleasant
parts of town. For further particulars en-
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