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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-13

DAN RIcE's projected trip to Cali
fornia has been abandoned. He has
been engaged by the American Racing
Association to superintend it's exhibi-
ton at Cincinnati. We learn this from
the Cosmopolite. published at Gerard,
Pa, where Rice resides.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-13

DURING the last week the Richmond
furnaces at Eureka produced 1876, 900
pounds and the Eureka Consolidated
100000 pounds of bullion. The bull
hon shipped for the week amounted to
225, $40 pounds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-13

COUNT MALvARIA, of Italy. has in
vented an earthquake indicator to
give warning of coming shocks. The
instant that trembling of the earth
occurs the mechanism fires off gun.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
For tire Icfters0nia
GRAND FI5ZlE ~ A,CaNB.

Acaardins t0 prey iaus arrangements,
ten young gents, WHO suppose themselves
the diie OF Hancock county, came to
our city for the purpose, as they said, OF
laying our modest young men in the
shade. They kindly selected ten Of our
fairest young ladies, and at the appoint
ed time the eI;te FROM the river were on
hand, Dat tlEs rsdies Jailed to put in an
appearance, and the delieaeies prepared
for the occasion Were quietly put away
by the elite, who retprnf "a home, we hope,
wiser.
Roys, don't put too much confidence
in your leader, aud the nert same you
come to McCoIab 10 put job up on any
one don't tell il. MoDoC JIM
MCCoNB. o. Sep. ., 1873.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT;
AChhd Killed by beins Aeriaentsnr shO

On Thursday morning of Iast week n
little son of WILLIAM REID, ESQ, OF
Cass township, aged about seven years,
was playing ia its fathers house with
two other children, was almost instantly
killed 10y tlie accidental discharge of a
shot gun MIR. and Mrs. REED had
gone to the house of n neighbor leaving
the three children at home. They had
not been gone a great while until the
oldest boy, a child of nine years, rap ia
where they were, shouting TOR them to
come home, that George had ''cut his
CUTS out with a butcher knife On
reaching home Mr.. aud Mrs. T., found
the child laying under work bench in
an unfurnished room of the house in the
last agonies of death. Medical aid was
promptly summoned, but nothing could
be done to save the boy. An exainiii-
alton of the cadses which led TO the
chiId's death showed that it was the re-
snIt of shooting as above stated. The
shot gun was standing in ;he room and
it is thought that the boy had climbed
up ON the work bench to get it, and the
lock striking against some object e.
plOded the charge, the shot passing
through the fieshy part of the left hip,
and lodging in the abdomen. There was
a buteher-knife laying in the room bnt
it played no part in the tragedy. The
oldest boy can give nothing definite as
to how the accident occurred, nor does
he seem disposed to talk about the mat
ter.
The bereayed family have the sym
pathy OF the whole community.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
BM LICK LETTER.
BIO LICK. AUGUST 30. lS1

BIC LICK, August 80, 1873.
EBS. JRFF.: We heartily endorse the
resolution adopted by the County Con
veution, on last Saturday, compliment
AIRY to the IEFF., and wonld like to add
our mite in exposing what seems to us
n fraud and an Outrage Hpon the people
of Hancock county, ~. the opera
tions among Is Of gang of iiir,er.,nt
lightning rnd P"'idiers. We have been
tuli thai tlic>c fellows mad" their boast
that They would take SIiD, D;ll uuf of Han.
cDck county, and, from tin. It,a:.,.itu.ir al
their work i'll SIIHr loctlitirs. ue ale
forced to the conclusion that tliair -. II
VIII apProxim 't'' this au, punt Nj
wiIhSiand;.aas ll,r reportS wIiieI, Lav,.
hrem eTGukrted against Us tu the contra
ry, We arr emlGaticti!y in favor of home.
Institutions, so long IA we can get any
show of justice. Hence We regrei very
much to see our capiiai III IOwnrd build
ing up cider aud wealtIIier Counties
Now, we want it understood that We are
not ''squealing, ''aS We have not Invested
one cent with th-se e',i,lisrs, but told
the;G when they called to 'fix mp" our
rods, that We eQuld secure the services
of competent man from Findiay at any
time thGt W. nfedfd anything i'll that
line. Hut they assured us that there Was
rot n firm in FindlaY putting up rods.
We took the liberty not TO believe it,
however, as we learned through other
sources that they augmented business by
false estimates and representations
Some of our neighbors have seen build
ings roided by these fellows which We're
not considered worth the cost Of the rods
upon them. They assured US farther,
that no iiFIn in Findiay is in the business
ut this tine. We hope the public will be
advised ~ to the truth of this rs speedily
AZ possible. Yours to command,
RURALIsT.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
Sale Of Real Estate, Etc.


The sale of the real estate and person
al property, OF HENRY COOPER, decd,
late of jackson township, took place
Wednesday last. 4 large crowd was in
attendance and tie bidding was lively,
as is always the case when b. F. JONES
does the selling. The personal property
footed up about $4,000 The farm of
1GO acres was bid of by one of the sons,
Mr.. ISAAC COOPER, OF Michigan, and
brought the snug little sum of $40. 400,
or SG5 an aere-not too large sum
when cne considares the quality OF the
sol and the good condition Of the i'm
prpyenfents. About forty tons of hay
in the NOV brought from six to eight
aoilhrs per ton. The executors, r. C.
bKNNE1'T and Il, ID. STEVENSON showed
themselves fully equal to the task OF
taking care of the trust confided to Their
care.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
gme Sfork ,5Barkefs.

hlfFhiAls Ctlhtiihti l.
CATTLE-lscceipts Of the week thus far
:, ltG head. The market was active, all
..,Iod GRADES finding ready sale. Prices were
weaker and II shade OIL Common stock
was duh and DRAGGING and l2lM2;jc oil
with many unSnll. Sales 2lOn head AT
range of s.; 5n{e7 .I2ll, Ohio steers selling at
$5.nFa5.30.
SHEEP AXD LAMI;S- Receipts I"r the week
thus far 1859 heal. The market was :iIi,e
for IamI,s and tie IJr.ihy full; ;;,---:,;.. ~
advanrs Of last wc-k'~ Few wcslerm sheep
olirriug ai;d 80. .,,.- - s.I, tt,i Nyrn-s
S;:i. e.. g. s., 80; ;.,J ~ 'iiin ,ic,f.
.. .,.s It; go Az. Canada iainbs al
S,i.-Gvr. 49,
;i.piS ii.c..ip. l"r the N,r!. thu idr
=. u.!I head the nilri.ci Wa slow In,. dull
for want "f :.tic.!,i,. sleek. u" .r,'t York
crs "r "ri,-.r, ",i'rtu= sale, "f l"rk"r5
III ), aIcs- 80 l:ss,ry i's,ss ~ so 'ehS -
Cmc,Go, September 1.
CAgTLE-i Receipts Today, :,1iIJ heal The
market lnr good To- extra as artiyc on east
crn account. Sales Uf good To extra shin
ping steers 1T fI.5oeo7. 10; eOmHioE and me
dunn SLOW, s'ucFcFs II s. 7jG3 Sos native
COWS nt $s.510.3.1.i; through Texans at
q. 9JgH:f. ~. Shipments 2JOO head.
HoGS-Receipls to-day :, l1 h,a,i. The
market was fairly active. Sales OF light
weights ~ So s,.6qS 90; poor b. extra heavy
IT SI 506l7 s5i shippers ii 90 50G17 00i cX-
tra Philadelphia Il - j1e1S - Shipments
500 head.
tdtEfi.-ReceiPts 400 head. No sales
Numinally 81 OJ01i 80 for poor Ia choice.
EAST LIBEETY, PA, Sep, J,
CATTLE-Reccipts to-day I99 he;ssl, max
ign ,, Sc for the past two days. The sup
ply was the heaviest fer some time and the
quality mcSiiy ne,iium Ia common, yUTy
few good cattle bcing on hand. Prices
were considerably GiI, full sc from last week
and &c from yesterday Best sold nj So 81
medium tn good at - 2J(fj6 %; common to
fair at 81 GD@.5 60; bulls at 81 1J@3 p;
s.ockers at 81 Coos 80 Sales today :, sd
head.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 9;5 head, making
$3.50 for the past two days. Sales Of York
crs at s. J0aS -; Philadelphia at SS 800
. ca.
SnFEP-Rrceipis to-day 3,70l head, max
Ing 1860 for the past two days Selling a
So 5000 30.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
I'm Ortant to the Sick.

DIR. Wheeler, the great Magnetic Ply s:ciaD,
WHO spent a couple at weeks at the Joy House
in Inly, and treated many of oar citizens with
such unprecedented success, has consented to
make one more visit Ia our county. lie will
be two weeks ai Ecnfnn. and one week nT ten
days here, at the Joy House. lie commences
his engagement at ErniOn nn Wednesday Sep
tembef ist.
With the reputation the doctor brought with
him from other places, and the manner in
which lac sustained the same here. giving uni
verSal saiiSlaciIOn) we have no hesItaney i'm
recommending him To Tile suffering public.
His charges for treatment are very moderate,
and for consultation lac charges nothing. We
should therefore advise every ore that IiaS
tried medicine and been disappointed to not
fail in seeing Ia" dOcInr, and getting his opin-
ton and advice at any rate. s'n"n one an all
HnI see him.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
ARLINGTON LETTER.
ARLINGTON, o., August 81, 1875.

ARLINGTON, o.. August 81, 1875.
DEAR JEFF. Arlington still lives and
We are having some fine weather, and
the farmers feel better than they did one
month ago.
Whe%t has not turned out 80 badly as
anticipated; oats are nearly "a failure,
owing TO the continued wet weather and
the ravages Of tIie army worm. Z. T.
Sterner threshed six acres OF wheat, last
Saturday, which yielded twenty-five
bushels 10 the acre; but, generally, the
wheat is about an average yield.
The Arlington Dramatic Club give an
; other Of their entertainments aext Wed
n'-s'lny evening, at LongwOrth'S Hall The
club organized last winter, and gave a
number of their entertainments. which
wrr" well received.
Rev. Il X Davis, Of the NJ p. Church,
is absent, attending the Conference. We
understand that our circuit and Forest
are to 1e united, and whoever goes to
Forest will supply the four appoint
mentS. IL is expected that Rev. Davis
will go to the Gilboa cirenit. We are
sorry to lose him, for We esteem him
highly as II Christian and a neighbor-
Should he go TO GilbOa, we know that
they will have reason to be proud of him.
We are not having much sickness in
this section at present, and, from the in-
dications, Dr. LafTerty does most of the
riding. by the way, | would like to say
little about the Doctor His enemies
accuse him Of selling whiskey to those
who ought not to have it, There are two
rum holes i'll this place that sell it and
then try TO lay it to the drug store; but
those who have taken the pains to ferret
the matter out, can find no basis for the
accusation.
Our friend Davis, the photograph man,
has an addition 10 the firm in the shape
of fine boy, and we wish him much
joy.
We are again threatened with the base
ball fever, but a. it is rather late in the
season we may not have a very severe
time with il. Croquet seems to be the
worst, at present, especially on Saturday
afternoons
As we have not been very well repre-
sented in your paper, it might be well to
say some few things about our place.
We have two good dry goods stores, one
drug store, and two grocery stores-but
their stock in trade consists mostly of |
liquOrs-three blacksmith shops, one
wagon shop, two doctors, one hotel, one
Grange, and one division of Sons OF Tenn |
perance, one steam saw mill and planning |
mill combined, and two churehes-the |
NJ l.. and NJ. p
There has not been much improve |
ment during the past year in building. |
+. IOagworth put up Il very nice store
building, last season, two stories high.
He has a store in the lower story, while
the upper is used as hail.
There is dearth of news just at pres
cnt. Yours, etc, AMOS KEYTOR
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
The Mnl,iniioaiion Of DISEASES.

Diseases multiply. One begets another.
4 triiling indispositiou may, therefore, orig
inate ac0mplicaiion of dangerous malldles.
Indigestion begris far more formidable dis
eases; multitude of ailments are traoeahle
to constipation; fever and ague nnhinges
the entire nervous system, and Is, therefore,
the source of the prniean ailments which
affect that portion of the human organism.
HOStetter'S Stomach Bitters, however, Wheth'
er resorted TO al the inception OF those dis
orders of the stomach, bowels or liver, which
give birth To the majority of diseases and
disabilities, or taken. when they nave n
pened into formidable maturity, are alike
pew erfui 10 cure The process of recovery
is, of course, longer when the malady has
gained headway. but il is none the less Ger
tam Dyspepsia, constipation, bilinpsness,
kidney complaints aud interIaitten; fever,
invariably Yield to the operation of the great
alternative and invigOrant-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
Personal.

Personal
We had the pleasure of q short visit,
last Monday, from Hon. !. ID. CLARK, of
Van Vert, who was spendinga n few days
with relatives here. Mr.. CLARK gives
us the cheering assurance that the Re
pubIieans of that part of the State are
wide awake, and moving for Hayes and
victory
Mr.. w. III. GARNETT, of HillsbOro, o.,
is visiting his brother, J. c. GARNET, of
this city, and paid us short call on Mon
day. He is much pleased with our
county, and We have hopes that he may
yet conclude TO become citizen.
Mrs. DIR. W. NJ. DETwILER and Mrs.
ID. II. WINDRRs started, yesterday morn
ing, for visit to Illinois and Iowa. We
wish them a safe Journey and pleasant
visit.
q. r. EIGHTENGILL, Esq, of Marys-
vile, Cal, has our thanks for late Cali
fornia papers.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
NaliSe.


Mr.. Platt the winner missed two
words-Subpoenaed and Deleble. The
report of the Committees on Edu-
cationals was then read, followed by the
following report OF the Committee on
resolution:
1st. ReSOiOed, That we, the members
nf this Institute extend to our Instruct
ors Miss Keeler, Messrs. Hartzler and
Smart the assurance of the high appre-
citation with which we hold the instruc-
ton they have given us during the week
2. ReSOLoed, That we tender our
thanks to the Officers of the Institute
for the able manner in which they have
performed their duties, and also to the
ladies and gentlemen who hRye SO kind
ty furnished Us with music.
3. ReSOL1ed, That We tender our
thanks to the Board of Education for
the use of the hall
4. ReSO!Ded, That We are under the
earnest conviction that very many OF
the methods of teaching as explained by
our Instructors are quite practicable for
our country schools If we but take the
pains to test them.
5. ResOl0ed, That we deem it our inn
perative duty to take regularly one or
more Educational Periodicals that meet
the wants of our common schools.
6. ReSOLoed. That we are very much
in favor of the County Superintendency
law as an essential means of better sys-
tematizing our county schools.
z. ResOI0ed, That we favor the ap-
pointment of fteachers as School Exam
liners and that we endorse the action Of
our Probate Judge in making such ap-
pointments, in hope.that whenever va
caneies may occur that good, practical,
moral teachers may, be appointed to fill
them,
After a general experience meeting, in
which most of the teachers participated,
the Institute adjourned Sine die.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
FOURTH DAY.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AfTEhNDDA SESSION.
Institute met "a per adjournment. AMI
proceeded To the election OF officer.
resulting as follows:
Fresilent-J A. PITTsFoRD.
SecTetGTy- Miss Eta ROBINSON.
Fice PresidsHts-W. r. PLATT.
F.. II. DEWoLFK.
Miss ). J. SLOSSER.
After the election, Mr. G. Smart. State
School Commissioner, took the floor and
made a very pointed talk on County
Supervision, followed by discussion
OF the subject 10y Messrs J. G. IIarfzler.
q. >. Smart, f. q. Dewolfe, s. u.
Huffman and others A vote was taken
resulting unanimously ia favor II
County Supervision. 4 Recess of ten
minutes was then had, after which
number of the teachers withdrew to
the next room TO participate ia the spell
ing exercise, while Miss KreIrr enter
taiIed those that remained with Il I-ct-
ure on the subject of Reading.
Adjourned to meet at 7:}O p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Institute met "a per adjournment, and
AR HarizIer delivered very interesting
lecture Oh the Incoming Age" which
was listened to by a very attentive
audience. Adjourned till Friday morn
ing
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
Still in Blast

The new firm OF j. C.. BUGHoN a. Co,
are now hard at work arranging their
stock of goods in their old and we'll
known stand, Empire Corner" Or, per
haps, better known as Cages Block"
OF the new firm it is scarcely necessary
for us to speak, as they are well and IA
vorably known to the people of our
county. Mr.. J. G. BUsHoN has had
much experience in the dry goods bust
ness, and his extensive acquaintance
with the people of the county will,,insure
his success. 1t is unnecessary TO say that
those who deal with them will find every
thing they sell 10 be strictly as repre-
sented. Their reputation heretofore as
fair and honorable business men is suf-
ficient guarantee that, such will he the
case. We wish them abundant and sub
stantial success.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
The Institute Lecturers.


The lecture of Thursday evening, by
Prof. HARTzLER, entitled 1.-The Ineom-
ing Age" showed marks OF careful re-
search and preparation, abounding in
eloquent thoughts embodied in vigorous
Anglo Saxon. He touched upon the
early history of Ohio, and Hancock coun
ty in particular. The house WAS fair
one, but not as large as We should like
to have seen.
A crowded house, however, was on
hand ON Friday evening, to hear the lee
ture by C. F. PALMER, Superintendent
of our pni2n School District. Mr.. p.
prefaeed his leetllre by saying that he
had not expected TO speak to miscella-
neOus audience, but to teachers insti-
tute, and that his lecture on Teaching
as Profession" might seem out of
place, He then proceeded to the deliv-
cry of one of the most interesting lee
lures upon the subject we have ever
heard As resolution, asking a copy
for publication in our county papers, was
passed unanimously, we will ia all prob
ability give it in lall in the near future.
1t should he read by every teacher in the
State.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
FIFTH DAY.

Institute met as per ad diounrment, and
opened with devotional exercises by
Rev. X. II. Hollyday. in the absence
of the Secretary the reading Of the
minutes and roll call was dispensed with
Mr.. Smart made few remarks before
taking his leave Of the institute to return
to his home. Miss Mary B. Gray was
made Secretary, Pro. TEN. Mr.. Hartzler
gave n lecture on Arithmetic, after
which the subject, SHOULD inexperienc
ed teachers be employed in the lowest
grades of our Primary :hOols" Open
ed by Miss Amanda Thomas in very
neat argument, which we will publish
next week She was followed by f. ii.
DeWolfe, NJ. V. Switzer, j. G. Hartzler,
Miss Keeler, and others. After recess
of ten minutes, Mr.. Harizler took up
the subject of Penmanship, after which
adjourned till 1:3OP. NJ.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
soldIers' Home-payton. o.

We learn that partial arrangements
are made for an excursion. from this
place, and other points on the Lake Erie
& Louisville Railway, to the Soldiers
Home, et Dayton, o., some two or three
weeks hence. Complete arrangements
are eSPeeted to be made soon, affording
an opportunity for a cheap ride, and a
pleasant visit TO the Home, that none
should miss. Look for particulars next
week.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
Gn-dau's Grain o9HTEeE.
FINDLAY, o., Sept .. 1875

FINDLAY, o, SepI ., $50.
Wheat, old 81 ~, Ia -.
Corn, ear, 90,
Corn, Shellcd, G0c
Oats, white, old :}0c,
Oats, mixed, pie
Flax seed, 81 10.
The above prices are paid to-day by G.
W. MYERS. at the /. L. & l.. tiy. elevators
Rcmaaks-No damp wheat wanted.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
Sabbath School Convention.

The Sixth Semi Annual Convention of the
Liberty Township Sabbath School Union
Association will he held at the Evangelical
Church, ON the Lima road, one and one half
miles south west of Findlay on
S,ffur,Liy and Sunday Sept. 4, and ..
viii convene on Saturday at $50 A. NJ.
a general invitation is extended.
L. B. HOLDEN, ]. r. DYE,
President. Secretary.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
Notice.

C,OPHIA PREDMORE, of the State of Minne-
SOFA John BouhaIn of Hancock cODnty. % +,
Robert BOnhauI, wboss plare Of residence Il
unknown but who il supp sed 10 reside In The
state 81 Kansas, aud Walter johnson Bonhz-r;,
Of Licking county, O.,-ali heirs at Law II rob
ert BOnbsm. Sen. deceased, will take nOtles
that .n the lsf day Of Septe-ober, lsl5. Anna
BOuham. the widow OF aid kODrrt BOnlait'
Sen, deceased, tiled "a the Office OF the Clerk
OF tlIe CAN'T CT Com Inpu Pfests OF Hancock
county, OHIO. her petition against them, Ask
inz that hs DOVER be assigned TO her IN the
Northwest quarter OF Section eleven ,loWnsnip p
Que North Range Ten East AID the East hf.ll
1.-THE Southeast Quarter Of Section two, town
sbtD one North Range Ten East, in Hancock
county. Ohio. Said petition Will Be t1F bsAF-
ing a the next term of said eoElTl- and sald
heir are requested To appear snd answer SAID
petition on or before tSe 3rd Saturday after
the sth day OF OetGSeI, 1873 ,1,.,u,
By HESRY Brown her Atl'y.
sept S-6R
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03

MYNHEER PAUL DIETRICH, OF Mil
waukee, feeling his earthly tabernacle
stored with troubles 20 b. expelled, de-
cgded, af.er full inquiry and iRyestiga-
ton, to employ Ayers Pills. In his haste
to purify his Dutch stomach, he mistoOk
the directions, q to a. and swallowed
q for dose. This Gre tied, of course,
an ap- paul ing internal rebellion. But
Paul went through the fight like a hero,
and came off victor at last, with a reno
waited system which he proudly exhibits
Us proof of the wisdom of his choice.
He advises every body to take DIR. Ayers
Pills, but kindly advises his frieads. who
are ambitions % following his example,
to "be sure and take der right potion"
-MinnesOtG Telegraph
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
WEDDINGOUFRITS SPECIALITY
REMEMBERI

That CARNAHANS are WHOLESALE and
RETAIL, and are determined TO sell Goods as
heretolore Cheaper than other Establish
ments The large quantities. of Goods they
BUY enables theIn 10 sell below any OF their
COmpetitOrs.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
ID. R. BEARpSLEY. Sec.
No PeDitentiary Stock.

Baker & SlackhOuse don't sell any Pen
ilcniiary Boots and Shoes. All their stock
is from the best Manufacturers, and war
Tinted 10 he rs represented. They mean
just what they say. Aug Is 3w.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-03
Marriage Licenses,

The following is a list of the marriage
licenses issued by the Probate Judge
during the month of August, 1875:
Geo. A Waltermire and Mary c. Reagle
Wilber +. Parker and Mary Bell Shuler.
G. Radabaugh and Hannah G. Iartrauft,
Andrew A. Click and Margaret HTras.
Davis ]. HouSer and Sarah Brannan.
John Shannon and Epcny Henry.
Joseph LeFOri and Rcbecca Thompson.
Adam B. HOuck and Nancy Z. Hoy.
Eli Taylor and Mcttie Lemon.
VIM. Eckles and Hannah l.. Whaley
Chester Reubam and Sarah Shafer
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