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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21

ben Sroaomap marld,irten, ipurbeu iie plel=
! iad nit 0odis begriiBt.
Die ,9Salbinaton Sight SnfanterD" BON
| @barleltou, beglcitet BON Der hlsf9en pSlo
@uaro" traf beuteOtOrgen 9leid)iaas bier etn.
| Ote@harleltoner madIten berlftenbDrle elnen
Selud). - 4ui ihrern Marife ourd) ben
| Sroaoman muroeu lie pom Bnblifum entbu.
fiaitiid begriiBt. 9as altebrtpiirbige Sanner
| ScrSd)lddt BON Gutam lullroe nebeu Der 9te-
qment5fahue getra9eu. 2lm yfadmittag Soz
gen Die Gbarleitoner @aite na6 elmer betann-
ten 6eltauration, mo iie nit ben Seteranen
bonn I. Regiment 5nlammentralen nno etn
Sanfett ltattfano, al peldem etipa 800 Per-
lonen tbeilnubmell. SpGter 9elelteten Die
9tem g)orfer ibre @dite na6 Der gSerfte, mo-
bieie lib aui Dem Dampier yGbarleltnn" eill=
| ldJifften.
0a5 .Yenui. 8eltulent fam bente9Nor9en
8 llbr nit einem Oampfer BON Bolton IN
Seriep @itp an 9tad) Dem Sriibitiid fubr eS
auf einem Spe3ialSu9e nad1 philadelphia.
81 It on, 19. SUM. - 0eute iplelten iid
bier ole lebten Sceneu Der grOBen Satular-
ieier ab. Sic ,yoriolt Blues" beiu6ten Dor
ibrer 9lbrciie ben OtaDor nno oleler, loiute
Sen. Sibbugb See blelten 6eoen. geBterer
iagte I'M Observation-Disclosures: nSerr Sitr=
germeilter! SD babe Hur uent9 gSOrte 81 Ia.
gen; i'd fam bierber, nidlt nm elne Heoe gu
balten, oenn es III in ben Stuet Sa9eu 9enn9
gerebet morSen SD oaufe i'm 9tdmen melner
3ameraben Der Staot Bottom fiir oieien berS=
libeu @mpiang, mel6er ms bier 81 Sbeil
gemOrben lit. gSlr ermarteten dleroln9s
etwaS 0erartiges, lelblt pon Senen, iuelhe
friiber anberer Vtelnung nit uns paren, aber
mir maren nid)t Oorbereitet auf OleIe entbull.
altilfen Oemonltrationen, tpelde uns 5uSbeil
9emorOen iino. QSir perben na6 Sirginlen
3uridfebren uno ben @euten bort er5dblen,
lpte mir bier uufgeuomnlen moroeH itno; mir
meroeu iie aufmuntern, bierber 5n fommen
uno idl elbIt I'll iiber5eugen, mle Die Seraall@
9enbeit pergeiien 1T. Sier baben mir Strgtnier
mieber geiiiblt, oaB bie8 Elm 9roBes Vano 1T
un0 baB mir einen Shell oleerytatlon blloeH.
Jtod eiHnal, nebmen Gle uuiern ber5lldeH
Oanf fir Sbre Site no@afIreunblhatt."
Die Sirsiuier wOllteu auh ben Souuerneur
beiuf)en, trafen i'm jeoo6 nidt. Ste reiiten
beute gtahmittag NIT oem 0ampfer ab.
Sine 9roBe Weulhenmenge bate iid Dor benz
Barter SOuie" eingefunben uub lieB einSof
auf ba5 2(nbere erl6allen. Sen. See muBte
nod eine 9teoe balten.
Ga,tbmor0 TT Srentou.
Srenton, SIS, 20. Sunl.-0eute
Oforgen murbe CHARLES Shompion bon yfems
Srunsmid, N.=S., bon Samuel Wartilp,
Same5 Wullen uno Bill 2ponS ange9rifien,
nieoeraei6lagen uuo beraubt. Sbompion
erbielt cine t6otlid)e gSunoe; Der SalS mmroe
ibm Don Sbr gu Sbr ourhl4nttten. Die
orei 8aubm0rber befinoen iidl lebt ibOn i'll
SQft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Ses 0oroes, Der Sranohiftun8
nnA Hra WctruoeS ntiQefl6at.

0btcagO, IS. SUM. = gSm. 9arbld ~
bes WtorbeS, Der YranDitiftuug uno oe8 Se-
truaes all Der ,,Srauer -Seriid)ernnSs @eiea.
idaft" in Oiilrpaufee an9eflagt. Oerielbe mar
III ieuer 3ctt yta6tmadter Ill Der Wa99onz,
g8erfitdtte Der ygtOrtbpsltern Gnenbahn."
9lm Z. SUM 1874 brannte oas IN Der 9tdbe
iener 98ertitdtte gelegene 9au8 pom Serome
IS. 0auiS ab, pObei Sri. Sarab Oapis, 1G
Sabre alt. elenbi9lih umfam. Die an9etell'
ten llnteriu6uu9eu fiihrten aut 9arbtd, alS
ben YranSitIiter, Der inbeB lelne llnldulo be-
hauptet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Sret imn9c 2emte id,amoem etn 12.
iabtiSeS Wid06en+

gBtIte0 barre, Yennl., 19. Sunl. -
Sergan9cne gSode itleppten Orei iun9e 9eIte
ein Sm0IfIdbrtgeS Mdp6en al einen ubgeeges
nen Srt III Der 9tdbe bon bier unb i6GnOetcll
es. gSm. Sunton wurSe beute uerbaftet unb
BON Oem Ytaohen ais elmer Ger Serbre6er er-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Sefd)lGanabme pott graunttpetn=
Sreuttereicu,

yontSDilIe, 8p., L. Snnt.-NieBrannt-
peinbrennerei BON Sermanu & @rner wurOe
beute nit 'Seidlas belegt uuO eiu Sbeilbaber
Der Sirma, Die iibrigeuS lbre lnidulo betbeuz
ert, perbaitst, se9en Siirgld]aft aber ireige'
laiien. GS lit Dies Der erite Sal oieier 9lrt
bier.
gittl e'8 d, 9(rf., 10. Suni. @eiteru
mnroe in Der 9tabe BON Serasfana cine
Sr0nntmeinbrennere nit YeidllQa belegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Hau6moro TT Sremton.
Wfnro 1ttio seIbitul lnro.

Yomell, Waii., 10. Suni.-S.@. .0aniel8,
elm 2lrbeiter, i9oB beute 3lueimal ieine Srull
uno ia9te fid) Daun smei &ugeln in ben Sopi.
Seioe leben nod, tperben aber wabrl6etnlld)
lterben. Giieriudt unO Srunfiudt BON Sels
ten bes Otannes maren bic llria6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Gr0bebett attr &c.

Nerp Yorf, 10. Snni.-0er Captain
oes Shifies ySamiltOn," welde8 beute BON
0aniud bier anfam, beridtet, OaB er auf benz
Weere Die StObe eines @rObebens gebOrt nnO
perIpiirt habe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
&aop NranfItn franf.

Wem Dort, l9. SUM. = gabp Sranf=
lin, Die betannte YbllantbropIn uuO Satin
Ses perungliidten ytorbpOliubrers, 1T IN 2ons
bon geidbrltd erfranft unO bittet Die &irdeu
NmerifQ'S, fir ije I'll beteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Sset gttal,eurfuber pertaftet.

&anias s-@ltg, 10. Sulli.-Srei Stra
BenrdlIber, Die cine Dame Oonueritag Nadlt
i'll Der ytdbe bieier Staot ifmer miBbanoelt
baben, itno nad) bartem Sample sefan9en &C.
nnr1nIen uub einaeitef1 mnrher1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Sie 0eiiShrefeti.

ct. 2OuiS, 10. SUM. - Beridte aus
alien Gbetlen oes iiiOli6en 9tebraSfa meloen,
oaB Die Seuidreden ab9e3Osen iino. Ser
SdlQben lit beheutenn iihertrIeben morhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
3nblemprctfe TT Gbicaeo.

s b c ag 0, 10. Sunl. = 0le &Oblehs
hdnbler in Chicago haben bic Prelle Der
g(ntbracit.&Oble aui $3.50 reip. 50 reOuz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Serbeierter
niG)t : erplnfiber
9erM1ioier

&tsSifiec: Nr.
3peis : SfHce: Tr. !
rs pbnuns Scs 4. T.
GarolineKraBc. - y
Steler Il. I. 10. iperoen b
ruh ODER 9efabr oes Srl
iunsen perben erbeten
(Sunii1,fSf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
EMeeO.

Rew.gorf, 10. SUM. - @m. 9meeO
neilt nod INNER in SladlpellS SSlano uuo
ieine @ntlaiinusSpapiere lperben wabrihsin'
lid erit Nnianss na6fer ISOLDE erlaiieu wer.
ben. 9Sie es beiBt, iOa er uuerwartet aui
9roBe Sh,pierisfeiteu CUR @rhaltun9 bon
SIr9ldaften in ben iibri9en Slagen foBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
SolD9amie.

SalSiee. StaOt, 10. Suui. - @eorg
g. 9tepnolOS mar i'm lebteu Sernliue oeS
0iitriftss @eridts Der Bolp9amie iduloig be-
funben morben. @r appelmte an oas Sbere
Qerid,t, tuelheS baS llrtbeil umltieB, neil bic
SSurn, ben Serriterial= Soridriften entqeqen,
ans % fiatt aus 10 Yerioneu Suiammengslett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
5as syailiment BON g.. .. sSemett
e SoUtt1.

ct. SQbna, N.-Y,, 10. SUM-. = Die
8alfua Der Sirma s. .. Seipett & Comp.
betragen Sc 100000. 6iefge beliten
Yapiere berislbeu in p0be bon S25O,0OO,
$22O,OO0, $4,000 uno 100000.
Die Tlitd)tlin9e pOa Wiontebtoep.
&barle n, S.sS., 20. SUM. = 9ie
Yarie yBeria" Don llruguaD, ipel6e bier ein.
setrOiien 1T, bringt 16 Slii6tling BON 1ou-
tepioeo. Inter Oenlelben maren Die pier
S1hne bes Sen. Slores, pelter i'm Sabre
1868 meu6lingS ermorSet Jim "a.
6.bruar >. $. wurben Die 16 Serreu, pelde
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Gin neuer &ian bon Nrt9bam
gsOtttta,

Gan Sran5lSco, 10. SUM. - Cine
Oepede BON SuciOm, arisoua, iaat, Der
,,@itisen" lei beuadr6tigt wOroen, Brigham
Donng gebe nit oem Plane nm, in SOnora
cine neue SolOnie 81 9riinoen. Seiu 9r6Bter
sSuuib iei, f6 Dem @infuiie oes 8reii1ul'
Gultem3 III elltSiebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
cetm fel,r Der Wstliae,, b OF, so;tun

WemayJ 0rf, I9. Sllnl. = OaS Z. Tegls
ment. Der yytationalsaroe oes Staates NeTp.
Sort" tebrte heute WOrgen pougoiton bierber
silriid. alS has &egiment al Der gSerite
an RurrapftraBe lanbete, ipurse es BON Dem
II. Hegiment enIpfdngeu mno nadJ ieineiil
! 2Safienlaale gsleitet. 9ls bic Sruppen ourd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
YtuS SerdS.

@alpeton, Sera5, 10. SUM-. = 0aS
3uhtbaus. llnteriu6unsS= S=@omite beitdtlgt III
lacm ole Slagen, oaB Die Strdflinge oaielbt
elmer 9rauiamen, unmenidldsn Sebanolung
untsrporfen pareu.
anitin, Seq, 10. SUM. - Die Siili8s
Wari6GQe allen uno SloOo fno perbaitet,
9egen Yiirgihait absr wieoer entla6en NOR
ben, neil iie angebld Die Sluht beS Sdlibers
Mc&artuep begiinit;9t baben. gfdtlte Wode
mirb ibre Yro5eilirri9 ltattiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
sps3ial =Notiselt.
Baltimore
fire 9ufurQufe Ntfiff,

tlf jnIurQnff Wttlff,
eaomeits@de bon spntb= uno gSaters strabe.
Steie @eieaihait uerii6ert iortmdbreub sesen Ser
luf ober Shaben bur6 Sraubunsliid ioWo5l in Der
Staot, pie i'm 9anbe, alle arten BON gigentbum,
Wobnz, eabenz uub gBaaren6anier, Sanbelssiiter,
aderbauz 4robutte, Moteln, Saus @erdtbi4aiten,
TN Sau besriffene ober i'm Saieu in saounS beiiuoz
lthe Sa6rSeu9e IL. (. tp.
SaS Oireftorium betebt aus iol9enben 0erren:
gB M. q. $ SarrtIon, Yrdf6eut;
Geo. U. 8iders, E. Robt. Senfins,
Oapio g. Wiliou, g. Wtorton Stetpart,
Srancis Z. Sing, 9. s. gtewcomer,
Seurp Carroll, Srp1e Sortpis,
u. g. Steuart, 80. %. 9aplor,
98m. $. 8ruue, Ssrael @oben,
8. b. 3apff, 9eor9eS. Sarriion.
gSul. 6. Bennn9ton
Applitation6=Sormulare unb peitere 9tahrih ilber
Die @eieuhaft lpiro in oer SiEce, Shomeit@Sde pom
Sout9z uub s8aterIrase ertbeiIt, mo au6 ale aui=
fridge iofort erle6st meroeu. Serii9erun9en perosn
auf tr9eno cine Sriit aRsenomnen. pel9e oer appll>
tant mInihen mag.
(Jani ,fSO Er. gSooomortb, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Selesrapbiige SepsiSsm.
Snianas9epel9e,t.

(Bsribte ber nafIociirten Breiie" fir Den neo ors
relponoeuten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Wbtritta>
Reinignngs.
QODdrat.

26, Noro=SouioaShr.;
100, ylpro @apftrabe; ;
Smith, Nr. 215. yipro=
LbtritIe, Sloaten, Srunnen,
eli Gag uno Jtant obne @e=
,looirens aereini9t. Seitelz
nnb pilnttli6 GuSgeiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-21
Bon Suba.

Saoanua, 20. SUM-. - @eueral &(
pitdn Salmoieea reil'te bente Ytor9en na
nPm Suuprpu nh
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

Correspondence JefIersOnian.
OF the many strangers have met du-
ring the present summer, none please
me more than Nancy Gertrude Van
Rensselaer,, of Randolph, n. y. Stand
ing on some mountain peak we can sur
vey the woods, valleys and rivers far be-
low. Looking on some picture we get,
by a single glance, the particulars of
some tragedy which volumes could not
narrate. Reading some short poem
makes us participants in some wild seem,
or gives us to feel that we are breathing
out our hearts in tenderness to one of
angelic worth; and so eOnversing with
one who has come through the ages of
the past makes us feel these to be nearer
and more real than ever we realized it
before. Very forcibly did / feel the
power OF that truth when introduced TO
Nancy Gertrude Van Rensselaer,.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, was born ia Red
Hook, n beautiful little village Oh the
Hudson, not far from the city of Albany,
Oh the 22d day of October. 177J, almost
one hundred years ago, just on the eve
of the "Declaration of Independence" ="
Then the clouds "were big to bursting
nigh a few months more, aud Free
dom and Progress, Ike two twin sisters,
shall step from the gloom to scatter their
blessings broadcast on the great future
of great country.
About twenty-One years after she was
born, in April, 1876, she married Gen
eraI II. X Van Rensselaer,, who was
nearly twenty years her senior. 1t was
his family, If | am not mistaken his
father, who received patent from the
English Government of land ON the Hud-
son, forty miles along the stream, and
cne mile on each side, on part Of which
Albany was built. With these large
possessions they soon accumulated great
wealth, and some of the readers of the
JEFFERsoXIAS remember the riot, near
Iy forty years ago, over these very lands,
and how President Van Buren ran for
the second term on the ''Barn-burners
ticket, " as opposed to the Democrats and
Wings.
On the Declaration Of Independence
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17

THIS is an exiravaEant aga iact
never more plainly demonstrated tllhn
by the RECKLESS expenditure Of our young
folk. The average hoy and girl OF to
day eompIetely fail to understand the
value Of money, aud spend rrekIessiy
vheteveg portion Ghanges 10 aa'ne INTO
their hands; and as the hoy Is, 50 the
man must he. No doubt Ia many per
sous there are what may be called he
reditary ideas about mnliey; some are
horu frugal. others eXtravasant; and pe
the circumstance af tre what they
may, the original bias will assert itseli
from the nursery TO the grave.
But a great deal may be done 10y care
fully educating children in the true val
ue of money as 3 means 70 AZ eptd: elptda::
There are many ways Of doing 1t, l ut
tll,. Savings Rank Is the best and most
willing helper ia this direction. There
is II feeling of pride when the lad has a
Bank book with his naina ON It, ana the
various entries showing how much lie
saves from tine to timei let him go to
the Bank and transact the business him.
self, and thus he will gain independence
and business habits. If it is good Tor
lads to be gradually trained to the use
of money, it is quite as important for
girls. Not only is it an additional III
terest in their life, but it prepares them
for the time when they will have to
keen honse for a husband or n brother;
and it is a constant opportunity of Sc,
.eret selr.denial TO devOut hearts that
love to spare what they can for Provi-
dence.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17
DFFTCERS:
DIRECTORS.

FIVE CRNTs each morning-a mere
trihe. Thirty-five cents per week-not
much: yet it would buy coffee and SUI
gar for a whole family, S1S.25 year
and this amount invested in Savings
Bank. at the end of a year, and the in
terest thereon at six per cent, eompu-
ted annually, would, in twelve years,
amount to more than S6S9-enough to
buy a good farm in the West.
Five cents before each breakfast, din
ner and supper; you'd hardly miss it,
vel il is fifteen cents a day-Sl.O5 per
week-enough to buy small library OF
books. Invest this as before, and In
twenty years you have over 50, ,OOO-
quite enough to buy a good house and
lot.
Ten cents each morning hard
Iy a second thought; yet with it you
can buy n paper of pins or spool OF
thread. Seventy cents per week-lt
would buy several yards of muslin;
S36. so in one year. deposit lllls money
as before, and you would have S2, $40
in twenty years-quite n snug little for
tune.
Ten cents before each breakfast, din
ner and supper-thirty cents day. 1t
would buy a book for the childreni
g. 10 each week-more than enough to
pay a years subscription TO good pa
per; SlOs. so q year-with it you could
buy a good melodeon, from which yon
could produce good music to pleasantly
while the evening hours away. And
this amount invested as before would in
forty years produce the desirable amount
of SIS, 900.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17

THE following is from the Hartford
Journal aud Visitor:
The richest man Of our town set up
one of his sons in the liquor business.
A temperance neighbor protested earn
estIy against it. The rich father said,
''Why, he can make a thousand dollars
"A year" mo matter," said the tenn
perance nrighbor, she may be ruined
by it." In ten years the wife of the
rumselling son died n drunkGrd,
leaving two motherless children. The
rumseller forged his fathers name, and
at length involved his father so much
that the old man failed, losing the earn
ings of his life. The rumselling son
died a drunkard, and his poor brother,
too. died n sot; and the poor old faith
er. who was one of the moderate drink
ers, drinking enough to plant seeds of
ruin in the family, died too. And now
all that are left of one of the first fam
lilies of the town are the orphan grand
children.
"Woe to him that putteth the bottle
TO his neighbor's lips"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17

IDLENRss is the nursery of crime. 1t
is that prolific germ of which all rank
and poisonous vices are the fruits. 1t
is the source of temptation. 1t is the
field where ''the enemy sows tares while
men sleep" Could we trace the history
OF a large class of vices, we should find
that they originate from the want OF
employment, aud are brought in to sup
ply its place
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17

ONCE upon a time there lived an old
couple known far and wide for theirdo-
mestie difficulties. Suddenly they chang
ed their mode of life, and we're As COM
pIete patterns Of eoDjugal felicity as they
had formerly been OF diseord- a neigh
Dor, anxious to know the cause Of such
a conversion, asked the wife to explain
IL. She replied: II and the old man
have got on well enough together ever
since we kept two bears in the house. "
.sTwo beaIsl" was the perplexed exelam-
ton. "Yes, sure" reioined the old lady;
shear and JoTbeGT."
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17
m CLINE Al SONS.

NIT aOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w la Groceries, Flour, Fish, and a general
variety in the Grocery and PROVISION Hne.
(it.od prices paid for Butter, Eggs and Country
Prlsitf,.e generally, Fast side of Main street.
firsL door north Of Colt House Block; Findiayr
OHIO April 10, 7O-tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17
". l.. DAVIS. I.W. DAVIS. N. L. DErwILER.
nhOEo neTWIE ER CO.

NITHOLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
wv and Dealers In Flour, Provisions, Wood
en- VIII ow and Stone Ware, Uoniectonery'
Fruits, and n tiene-al Varies y. Goods at W hole
sale al Il, velabd and Toledo prices NOS. Il
and 2S Main Street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17
CONCLUSION.

'All people who loys and cherish our
public schoGss will support the party
that gladly pledges itself to guard and
nurture them, aud will support the party
that has never placed a law upon the
statute books, under threat of a re-
ligiOus sect to Withdraw its support if it
did not comply.
''T,ic Toledo Catholic ReUieiC says:
The Catholic vote should he east
sOlidly for the Democracy at the coming
election. IL is the only possible hope to
Jredk dorm the school system"
If this be true, the lovers of free
schools should vote soIidly against the
Democracy at the coming election. 1t
is the sure way to break down those who
seek to destroy free education.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17

In strawberry shOrt-cake il isn't the
cake that's short, lis the strawberries.
WAsHFRwoMRY always know just
when to draw the line.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17

sIOMHsUrATHlC PHYSICIAN a SURGEON
III Main street, Two doors North OF harsl
I5rDcery store, Findlay, Chic. -
Onics hours-From o 10 y A. IN, ii a m. 10
2 n m and 3togpm. May lG7 G75-u
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r.InIzEEG RANK

A ,AKIINS a Co. 93ASRERs: Banking house
Z . la RHWsOn's Block, 30. GO Main 81, fihd-
law Uhi.lN IfaJlkin0 hOsITS JrOnl = 10 u NJ. ma
Trr,, 10 r. A. 4 general banking business
done. Interest on special deposits
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PERFECTION is point at which all
should aim
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/. BALLARD. " W.
BALLARD & GALLOWAY
,.m a. oeTwIIep MN,

office ia Ewlng's Block, over RnLhTann,s :
Hardware sIore, West side oil MAIN 9uoc''
Flndlay, OlI:u.
a taOusI lhzZ-Il
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BLOCK STONE.
Sheriff S Sale.


IN PkRTITl0N.)
Maria Treoce, ef al. US. JoSe1,h ChsT1g. cf al.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Il issued tom the Clerks Office Of the Court
Oi Ccmfnon Pleas of Hancock county, Ohio,
on the 9Th day Of July, ls75 and Ia me tiirec-
ted. In ihe case hereLDabove named, will ex-
pase at Public sale. at the door of The Court
House. In The town Of FiBJlay, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, the 11th day Of Sept, 1875.
Atone O'Clock I'm The afternoon of said dax-
fhe following real estate, situate I'm The a. unfv
of Hancock and STATE Of Ohio, and bounded
and ,l,scrTibed as follows, to-wit:
The souih palf Of the souih- west quarter oi
a4ciion No. ten (lD) in township No. one Ol
Eouth of range No. twelve, ll2l east. co tain.
ing forf latIl acres Of land more or less.
TERMS OF "a LIE: One-Jhird cash or day NJ
sale; one-thlId I'm one year, and one-third IN
two years Deferred pay menis TO be secured
by mortgage on the property sold, and 10 oeai
interest nj the rate of SIX per cent. Appraise'
st 8 .286 81.
sherif's Once, indIay Ohio, Aug Y. lS75.
I'd. SAMUEL MiRES,
Sheriff Of Hancock county, Ohio.
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VALUE good conscience more than
praise.
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A GOOD throw at dice is to throw them
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OPERATIVE & MECHANICAL DkN Isl
~ over - oeII, DAVIS a COS. All oP-i' ions
pert4iulug la Liie profession ohieiuiiS 1IH', an
Hardin 5LIDtt.
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ISAAC DAVIS. H.B. GREEN. IF. BIGELoW
GREEN, DAVIS g. CO.,

xuuol,ESAI,EAN KETA L GRoCERs and
w Commission Merchants, and dealers IN
Flour. Salt, Fish, Wooden, Willow ana Stone
Ware ETC. Corner Main and Sandusky Sireebn'
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Uu CuIICOrE MD.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Van Bur- IA. o.
VIII attend promptly Ia all professional calis;
ON .cs, hours from 10 n. aud from 70 +"
- -. FcD IS 'sE-u.
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. TruRNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT LAW,
A FindIay, ONO. Office In -Headq u riefs
fuIIdiug, North east OF Cs'un House. " IA Al AZ
tend promptly 10 Duzlnshs entrusted u hh
80. April D. 1917.
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A TroRNEYAND CoUNsELI.OK AT LAW
"A and Notary Pebble. VIII attend promptly
10 All business entrusted 10 his cuc. faiiicu'
lar attention given IcCollecilolh, faILlioiihs
JfIice on Nam StTeeL, IN koahIIiith' BLOCK
nearly Opposite the Court House. MAY q
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j. a. KfMMEL, NJ. d.
OFFICE 81 Main Street, over Lem. McMAh-
4 i ne-ss-s GROCERY store Flndlay Ohio
March IL. 1878
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\. rroRSEY ATLAW. Once up stair, Inst
a Door 5onIh OI Couft Hotssj fihui1S' "
November "a, 1919 u.
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LINES A, BOPE,


A ITURNEN al LAW,
Office over W. l.. DAVIS. Co.'S Store, Main
s.tys--f Sindlay Ohio AIrIl "a, n