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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
. ROWS, BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
a DG III" Rev j. C. wYCx3FP PnnOao,.
4 ior six BOys Rev J. TUFTS, Monson, Mass
4 BOARDING SCHOOL Tor ls Boys.
4 BOYS BOARDING SCHOOl. SHORT
"A LDGhS MfliA ACADEal 3 miles from f6Ia clP
S BY r xbo rGT ..,. The Gapa .%'
ad mot u,-y osrd !. e S, lime SSf e QUAR- or for
g nssl pa' s.is'1 lss s''
.. s ' e S5i Rsiiib%din %"eP
e az @ lo % s6 h , AS and @ s that
Sotft icscied witch eao i1rsr both The intellectual and moral
s''sp SC ~. Il LICE t is ri.r,aT ~
pOYS privately fitted for College: unsac-
I'D cessful candidates coached steekhnlge Mas T. oo nv
BOYS ENGLISH and CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
T., Dr. GO 20 i / IbgoTr BsrIiori,
DOYS' ROARDING-SCH0OL in a healthy
''a' R''l Rev. 'S' 5S4F. n ls.'1 Principal.
POYS' BOARDING -SCHO0L-In healthy
Ha.l'oaG. r HOFFMAN, Rr Teacher Rev. \" BiSE' NJ A.
! Pdrc pal
! Nlaveracl College & Had. Riv. Inst. at CLAW
Y track Popis uIue Quo Flack rhD rrS
LNGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
- ScaS31 . s ss HGll 5' s;sl
CORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y, of
at rates With. de s ' or ss nT ,e Sa'. nV
sSe' administered rroOriOnaIg For new Catalogues
CRYING INSTITUTE FORB0YS, Tarrytown-
oo.lpso Session eope1s J'a 4 For cr'1'1r' '4dTe''
| MILITARY NOTWITHSTANDING; White
| vi pans, n. Y Pnrcpsl, o Il WILL Ph. a.
MT. PLEASANT ms rTE.-Prvate Glasses
IVA for 0oJs Amherst Mass E'n ls4G H. G Nah, ~ Pin
| DEIIIAM INSTITUTE E boarding School for
IL Dois begin r AG - fS *
DEEkSKILL(N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
New aid ee GYMNASIUM; 500 per sInnn seio of OR
PARENTS will find a SCHOOL and HOME
Tse faRSoT[ s rsTsfs Goa S care % ''-''
BENNINGTON SEMlNARY.-A school of
5 for s ss , 1s d ness '1 AFa Irf9 Fol s
| osaes address J. A. DlLKS. A. NJ. PeuaDg OF, \. J.
| Saugerics lnstitutc--I'bOse seeking q superior
C,cIS5l wig-iu Pm. augere' U.te 0oNY
| VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
''' -'''s SRSjAa 81 sJ a Box S 81
E..J%I FOR TIN MONTHS. Institute for
| t9~OO YOuDg Boys T. HiNbS M Hampstead L.
For Young Ladies-Country.
AN ENGLISH LADY, daughter of an Epis-
~ t,p eetYYap desres engagement TRAVELLING Oh
F1H!G 1 ,l@ 4 or f' % Aa i' & 5is
| P0RDEYTOWN, N,JJ FEMALE COLLEGE.
1.1rss ii.y Jj.:S d B&ASsLaY P6 D Presileat
nttEN LADIES ShMlNAh1, GARNER, ". 1.
! ~ GEO c. sMiId. 4. II. SEND Ns GIcIan
| TNLMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its next
IL session o. Feb . COLLEGE II IN hgt class and with
moderate charges Address Rev A. ". C0WlES, D., Pee.
LIara n. !.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
" gnoeepgu com Azores, MIS- khiILi NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y-For
daa.e o. study Ma ''S MEicsF ''' '' ' '' ''''
MISS BULKLEl'' BOARDING and DAY
w SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES Tafr't'wnoo-bt-i 'son
| A5ISS II. NJ. PARKIlURSlFs HOME SCHOOL,
VI Nevblb " 7. Gooi oroug nrac and pleas
Sewing and domestic Work taught II lesIrd.
! 'VARRYTOWN Young Ladie, Seminary offers
superior Address Rev W. H. Ktg,onrT. isrfsfnNf
GcdCGrrs.
A YOUNG lady, having diploma and certif-
"A th, tl0n 70 teach the EhGLloh
BRANCHES address. MS q. W, Box los Tnbee ONCE.
GRADUATE of a FnlOncan UNIVERSITY, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31

Tor SALE, on CalrOll-piacc, near Carroll
Psrs5 6rS-oass thr eoy ba'encI I'D subccai n -obe
front HOUSES, 2IiO; o ljO tee ep Iaht 80 ieei court
ysrt ,iIp 10 minutes lamin
oue 70 Fulton Canle ftrIes, IN. Nln VS ds1ree OF
For IL
W. j. bhDkLL buos eni OnLeIs. 81 naiil|sI opposite
l.rrnIlp Pm IInukIrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31

NOR SALE-A new iirst-rlaSs Philadelphia
4 t1cs a,d browns. one HOUSE Tols.. Fha
BrooAl jl finishing complete "lu H~t1c e' ce"' ntei
m hIr m, ell. &c. ec o Atlantic Fi naye
ca, Iom Fa5r Ws al Iene,; Ji.ta4ce 70 up
'" 1' ~ " b COOPEn. 80 Per ST.. New.Yor..
, 1875-04-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Fon sALE-BY J. q. KEHLER. lD oLAAK; Sta
Hon M Ee-;t f. 2s1F hoaFoe e3asc. r'ons' and bath
Robey:s near jackson 2.story houso IL rooms. and
Nouroost.. nesr Lea.itt, cottage, roous and lot,
.,xasms.t:: campbolav. .cot'asa rooms and lot
IL e.; s:s o's1 a'a''
it,
ssssd sto.s. e, 4na M es M 4'zles.
5sss o 81
Van Bnfea-st., oospof Liae,9a: dosx
ssS; asss s.s s: fs fsas ds"
cGhn'ESo;s,s. epsasr n;rn, TntsS,p s,,pp Ss1. s1
Inoiaaaav.. eoftor Thirty 4a11so It bxr-
Pratrto-av, north OF afhst.. bos13s; sss per
Xenoasv. near Thirty 4451se: So gsr foot
.tsIas!d: sssss, Ss
state.t 30 loot roauipe through to cszshops will IL
change for house in the city.
Fog sALE-nY NICHOLS. BRAGG : CO.. rs
;sSa ssSis :, !, .''1 '5
"a
,ssS ct ,s sSs' sa2
nsis g.. saSsass: stss sS;asa Id
ss L s ii
Fon saLE-RX 4 4: J: e$LIow1Y { BON, SOUTH
Is 1ren'y ST. s,tor, and ba.emsn. marble front
~ assssssss sssqss ;sdssisf..t:. sa #.
as:h II e 6 it, west
..h., :s:,ss It IL sstrsta =
CORNER ss.at, iI711s. east frou:
, 1875-04-18
COUNTRY KEAL ESTAT>.

Tf0R sALE-OR EXCHANGE TOR GHlCAt1O
Fr 'nerty. Nv sores inRrurcd farm Greonsbu-..
lndlaIa., miles from station brick huus:, roous,
u .sees sefe. On EoqEth t I'D th L,Geum Hi
postoc in cornes ruo, tha best bnildinc in State
ehnnad Of ha incest built cities 10 the Wescrn
g aero farm in Tiptoa Co. 6p s.arx Co., Sewtan
Nctr7sxa Sis <ou and Iowa all ~ and o property
Adtfess LuTtf Err OROCkEH. Richmond, 1nd. u, ELD.
RIDGE. Inttnnape.is. Ind. l. W. ERkE, l1s Warron-
, 1875-04-18
cTTY REAL ESTATE.
E1OR sALE-OE TIE AVENUES sooAh' NJ" u

E1OR sALE-OE TIE AVENUES SoUlH' noW L
IS iest Wxbss..av.. nest Twcnty.hhhst- !.
ID Iest, Wabssn-sr.. near TniE. y.sontt5-st-
n ieet, WsbAsn.av., nsar Thtr'5.hith'st'
IS feot Wabaeh-ar.. c.rn-r Tnssy-s:reuth.st.
X 0fe1f Wxhssh-Av., coruer Tuirty ciEhth-st.
1aI fsoI. Wabzsh-av., coTaee IhfrtJ-ntuth@zt-
20 toat. WabAsh-xv., NJ tAE tuyfy-hE1tSt.
sd fcrt Wabasuav., cosner Forty-sccond-st,
Gu feet Wxba.h,Av., ncs. forsy-tofrd$t
III fett, WAbzshAv.. c1Sner FurJ.f4usth-st.
so;; .s.s.s .s.ssa, eera esrasr Fsrt1fbt
80 Isl, Wat1.h-av,, corner FostS-seseoth-st.
nv fcot, Michigan av.. caraor Twenty-sixth-st.
= fee AMeh,e.a.y.' n::f
50 io4t, M4chi1au-aE.. ne4r Tuonsg -nlth-st.
6U fo6t, Mich:Ean-as-, near Ihiry y-iEstst.
lA ttsz. Micn..an-sv.. eorucr Thirty -seeond-st
11J feet, H!cHlXAu. .xv., catner Tnttty-thtfh-st-
1e9 icct, Mtcu1xan-av.. corner hietJ fou.ih.se.
~ fe$t, MicniKaa Az, ne4t Thirty -hfth 1t.
14U feet. Mich1.1u@dv., Curuor fhlrty-sl tth- St.
15J feet. MchiK Ksn.av.. cosact Tn.stJ Jxerdath-at.
6N feet, Hiehixau-av., corner Thir1y-elxnth It.
100 feet, Michixan-av- oornot Tairty ninth-st.
1W fcet- Michtgau Az. corner Fosty-h1st.ae-
10J test. Michixan-Av., corner rForty-second-st-
1G9 teef. MichiEnn-*y., noAr Forty hfta.St-
Is feca. Aichiean-sv.. corner Forty -sixtn-st.
~ foof, MicnEAu-av., corner Forty.seSeatdsh
81 teet. Iadaea-&v.. near Ehtr:s.hrst-st.
~ foet, }udiana.aT., near 1hir7y y-fonr HIST
s. foet- IhdAna-av., corner Th.sty-Hfsh.st.
eau teet, IndiaaA-.r.. oarast Tai. .tt:ss.snth.st-
80 feet, 1ndtAaa-Ar.. corner Ear y-hrst.4e.
3aU rect, IndiAuA-ar-, coruof For.ythtrd-st.
go Sec, lnal1nA-1v., corueF furtt-6fn-st.
les fss,. Iaa..ass' esnet Fa.t;,se;;eniatt. =
Ion tect, Prairie Az, near Thifty-n nth-sI.
Ii8 feet, Prairfo.av-, corner Forty -htst-st.
tU fest. PtksrieaT. corneT Eorts -thidsts
sDle,s. Pea,ri.-av.. coraer Forty . tth..ts
GEO. a. E3fERY. l64 LaSxlleess-. bassnacut-
N0C clYF- srnsR TRtpST S0T1SF no E3
, 1875-04-18

TOR SALE-SOUTa SIDH-PRAIRIE~AV.-V
toenth.ss.
Michgan-Av, arbl, trout, noar Twen:{uthst, In per-
feet or1er, terms cay.
Cal1nast-av., marble 'front.' Twoatyseeond-st. 3
story and basement, cheap.
lod1aua-ax., rblo front, $f9, C0.t
Indiaua.a marble ftoat. nsr, SiA 90.
(Alue.-av., brick hnuAo, Twantr th}Ed-4 49, upo.
Prsireav., near rwany-s1th-st frame house and lot
2o11sg, east front. 81, ,0UL
Dre1a-Av., nus house aud largo Lot, sle CO, vezy
oazy torns.
lxrge list ii houses aud lots. .
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
7Ire Sfnrk ,lHarEsfs.
RrEFALo. Sentember %

BUFFALO, September 90.
CATTLE Receipts to-day 74S head, max
ug The tnlal for tie week thus far S,37S
head The market was lively at &c decline
on all grades OF good cattle and shade OFF
on common and medium grades. All good
cattle are sold. \ fair quantity of medium
and common remain unsOld. Sales 800
head.
SnEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts to-day 3, 400
head, making the total for the week thus far
70, 400 head. The market was fairly active
and prices strong at last weeks quotations
for all grades of sheep and lambs. Sales
1,jC0 head.
H0Gs-iecciEts today 9, coo head, making
the total for the week thus far II, 400 head.
Sales SO head, the balance of the fresh ar
rivals being through stock. No graSSers of
fcrcd Workers at IS coos %; heavy hogs
at s. 30@S 60, The yards are bare of
stock.
CHICAGO, September 90.
CATTLE-Receipts today 1000 head. The
market was active but lower, except for
shipping. sales of shipping at 3 0aQ4 90;
choice TO extra at 81 2j@5G 81; cows at 81
JO@3 80, rough lots at 50 75@4 CO. Ship
ments $50 head.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 10, 900 head. The
market was active and strong and 10@15c
higher. Sales of light weights at 81 90@S-
p; heavy at 50 O0@9 50. The pens are
empty. Shipments 3,90Ohea
SmEEP-Receipts l 200 head. The mar
kct was fairly active and firm at s. 2ja5-
90.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, September 90.
CATTLE-ieceipts to-day !, ,462 head. The
market was slow and demand dull. Sales
of best at S6 30@6 81; medium TO good at
81 2j@G 90; common to fair at 81 00@5-
CO; stockers and feeders at 81 75@4 %;
bulls at S2 50@3 %.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 2, ,420head. York
ers are quoted at IS O0@8 10; Philadelphia
at 50 25@9 80.
SHEEP-Receipts to-day 4 600 head. Sell
ing at $3 7j@5 50
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
FINDLAY DIsTRICT-W.
A SURPRISE.

On the evening Of September 24th,
1873, the good people of Mt Blanchard.
O., and its vicinity, made us rather an
uncercmonious call at the parsonage.
Having taken possession Of the prem
ises, a table was neatly arranged by the
leaders of the party, and spread with
the choicest Yiands, which in due time
were served 10 the company. In the
mean time the young psopie had a grand
social, Gnd richly entertained us with the
discourse of excellent music. In our
Imagination We can yet see the pounds"
heaped upen the great table.
About 9 O'Clock, rae happy company
dispersed, leaving as many articles of
home use, and valuable presents, to the
amount of thirty dollars. The present
oE niee dress, by the young ladies of
Mt blanchard, o., is very gratefully
acknowledged by Mrs. CraE@r.
a present entitled ''To little Daisy
cramer," by the girls Of the intermedi-
ate schools, has not failed to awaken in
US the liveIiest sense Of appreciation.
We shall never forget such kind and
thoughtful friends.
w. n. and S. L. CRAMER.
Pastor M. T. Church, Mt. Blanchard, o.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

Go to the Fair.
Indian Summer
John Sours- thumb injured saw.
The street sprinkler continues its
rounds.
See A. o. Miller, in Rip Van Wrinkle,
to night.
Rain and thunder storm Wednesday
evening.
Lem. McManness is not fond of pick
les as steady diet.
Go and see the Miller troupe at Melo-
deon Hall tonight.
The County Fair and the Catholic
Church Far are in full blast.
Several flags have been floating to the
breeze this week in town.
The Cornet Band have ordered their
new uniforms. They will be gorgeous.
Remember the Republican meeting at
the Court House, neyt Tuesday evening.
Republicans will remember the cleo
ton that is to take place next Monday,
October 4th, for City Clerk.
Jesse Guise, Esq, is putting down the
foundation for a new dwelling on East
Lima street.
Owing to tie Illness OF the pastor
there was no services held in the Pres
byterian church last Sabbath.
Charlie Tritch has gone to Cleveland
to attend leotpres at the Homeopathic
Medical College.
Robert Stewart has had his dray re-
painted and fitted up for the purpose of
delivering goods for Green, Davis & Co.
The eornet band are running a plat
form dance at the Fair grounds The
boys should be well patronized.
We are glad to announce that Miss Eva
Church has so far recovered from her
recent severe illness as to be able to re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the Union
Schools.
AT the Catholic Church Fair, which is
in progress at Wheeler's Hall a handsome
present is to be voted to the most popu
lar married lady, young lady, teacher
and fire company,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

-CaoFE Young Hyson Tea, at 81 90 per
pound, by L. MCMANNEss.
JAPANand Oolong Tea, a superior ar
tioie, Tor sale by L. MCMANNEss.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
-,.ayyirG-

WILLIAMSON-WATSON-At the res
idence Of the brides parents, nn Last Lima
Street, FiHdlay, Ohio, TurS,is.y evening
September 10, 1870, bv Rev. E5en Muse.
DR. VI. : .Ni!li;dH-cu,o %. West Independence.
and Miss Ella Watson
The above notice EJ> handed IN lasi y ec,s.
but mislaid.
CRITES-POE-A the residence Of Mr.
John Poe, in Carey, Ohio, sept. %, iS1j.
by Rev. Alvan Rose. Jlr Samuel C. Critics
and Mis- : Jennie Poo, all of Hancock conn
", Ohio.
BEN%ETT-TiACK CKLER-Att the study
of The Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Eben
Muse, Sept 80, 1870. Charles G. Bennett and
Miss Mary 5. Tracklcr.
FOGLE-LEWIS-At the residence Of
the brides parents, September %, 1873, by
Rev. G. W. Miller, Mr.. franklin Foglc and
Miss Elizabeth Lewis.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

IF you want Pills, take Ayers Pills.
Nothing has ever appeared that can
with compare this preparation for chas-
ing out the distempers that fasten and
grow upon US. Ihey are the Fhiloso-
piers elixir of life, which bids defiance to
disease, and leaves us no alternative but
to die of old age. They are mild for
children, yet, in a full doge, powerful
for a full grown man. Though sweet
morsels to the taste, which glide sugar
shOd over the palate, their virtues strike
with telling force on the very foundation
OF disease. - Cincinnati CO. Citizen.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

Some person or persons unknown, on
the night of the 22d ult., girdled about
% forty apple trees belonging to DIR. Fos-
TER and Mr. MICHARL TREECE. of Mt.
Blanchard. About six funerals is sorely
needed in Delaware township. Respecta-
bic people would receive great relief
therefrOm.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Iird.

OUTHWAITE-MOn morning. Sep
tcmbcr %. 1919, at his residence, in this
city, William Outhwai;e, aged GO.years. /
month and 20 days.
Mr.. o. was pioneer, having removed to
this State from Maryland, in 1896. His re-
mains were followed to the grave by the
Odd Fellow Fraternity, of which society he
was an old member.
SHISLER-At her fathers residence,
Sept %, 1873, of typhoid fever, Mrs 3ialin-
da f. Shisler, wife Of Rev. VIM. Sinister. pas
tor of the Evangelical Church, in Findlay
and youngest daughter of Gideon Folk, of
Cory, Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
TRAINS GOING EAsr.
STATIOSS.

Alltrains run daily, Sundays excepted.
Close connection made at Fremont with
trains on L. > q NJ s. Ry. to and from all
points East and West
At BurgOOn with trains on 7. I. q +. Ry
At FOstOTia with trains On Baltimore Pitts
bulgh q Chicago RY.
At Lima With tEains on d. NJ. & CHI. & ID
r. x TO aud IT0m all points South. Also with
trains on p, Fl. Wa e.. Ry TO and from all
points EaSi and West.
W r. ANDREWS. Gen. Ticket Agent.
l. II BURGOON. Receiver and Sup't-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Mr.. and ME-. &. O. rE.IIe~.

4l-I. allI ME a =. -iAllcE,
The old favorites opened IT Melo+i-cr
Hall i; the Divorced Wife" last eve
ming. The company i larger and better
than ever. .aiid i o. and wife We're greet
ed with warm reception TO night wiii
be presented RIP Van Wrinkle, Mr. j.
O. MILLER appearing in his celebrated
character of rip Let the hall b.
filed.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
New City Buildings.

The City Council are looking around
for site on which 10 erect new City
buildings, and the Baldwin property
corner OF Main and Sandusky streets
seems to su;t the fancy of the worthy
''conscript fathers" It is more than
probably that this property will be pur-
chased, as it is very desirable location.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Farla Wr Sale.

A valuable farm for sale in Blanchard
township, II miles west of Findlay, consist
ing of 120 acres; 100 acres improved and in
a high state of cultivation; water good. 10
cation desirable: possession given imaeii-
ately; terms easy.
Also 100 acEqz, . H.iles west of North
Baltimore, Wood county, q. Also property
on Main Cross Street, Findlay. Apply to
J. c. Garnet, EIadlay, o., or at the JEF-
FERsuxiAS Office; scptl7-Sw
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

Mr.. HARRY ROBINSON, of the Findlay
Nurseries, claims to be the champion
Murphy grower" in this locality, hav-
ing raised 33S bushels from 6 1-2 bushels
of seed, viz: From one bushel of Peer
less, 7S bushels; four bushels of Early
Rose, I75 bushels; one and a half bush
els ShotwelIs aud RuSsets, S5 bushels.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
TRAINS GOING NORTH.


RentOn Accommodation leaves KentOn 8 I5
A. NJ. arrives Springfield 6 ~ A. ~, ColEm-
bus IL 80 A. NJ, Cincinnati 1859 A. ". Return
ing leaves Columbus 1 70 p. NJ, Cincinnati z 50
P. NJ, arrives at KentOn i440 2. NJ
hATI LINE.
COLUMBUS To CINCINNATI.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
ExeeEant Goods

If you want good gopds-groceries,
provisions, qneensware, etc.-you can
purchase them at remarkably low prices
at GREEN, DAVIS Il Co. 5, corner Main
and Sandusky Streets. They are offer
ing special bargains TO cash buyers, this
week. Call and see them.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Notice,

The Notes and Book Accounts of John
Eaton & Co, and of Conner Il Powell are
now in the hands of Henry Porch lOr col
lection. Prompt settlsment is required
sep@i-2Y COMER d POWELL.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

Anderson, Winders & Co., have nearly
completed thcsimprOvements in their beau
tiful store room, in the Henderson Block,
and will. in a few days, add TO the Findlay
WOoIenMiIls goods large stock Of all kinds
of Dry Goods. The firm wish their friends
and all goods buyers to visit them.
The manufactOTy and custom work os the
Findlay Woolen Mills WI. he continued as
before.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

In consequence of the past duh season in
trade, Boots and Shoes have accumulated in
manufacturer hands, which caused them
TO sell at Il sacrifice Ewing Il Redick have
taken advantage Of the situation, and have
bought largely of the best make Of BO9ts
and Shoes, and now offer them IQwer than
ever before offered in Findl;y,
Sent 1--3w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Findlay Branch.

FISDLAY TO CAREy.-Tsa.ss leave FIndlay
g-l5 am ,i2.JO p m, arrive ia Carey at lo.l5 am
l.50 pm.
CAEEX To Eg=ILAY.-Tsains leave Carey Al
Z, e,45arfn-.aad auO pm. arriving In Findlay al
II. IS am, and 4OO pm.
Meals. Nos. 8. and 10 run daily. all Othel
trains daily except Sunday.
Parlor Coaches on Nos. and 6,betveen San.
Nos. . and 10 between Sandusky and Cinein
natl. Through Coaches on Nos 5. 8, Is and IS
between Sandusky and Columbus; on Nos Il
II. IS and Is between Columbus and Cinein
natl and on Nos. .. 80. II and II between
BeilefOntaiDe and Columbus.
CHAS. HOWARD, Super ntendent.
II. H. BRONSON, Gen'i Ticket Agt.
DEWITT r &. BROWN. Genl Manager.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

GROUND Spices, warranted pure. ~
L. MCMAESKSs,
~ Main Street.
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The Political Debate at Tifin.

Next Friday, Gen. S. L. WooDFoRD,
of New York, and Gen. TONI EWING, of
this State, are to have joint debate at
Tiffin, on the currency question. Letas
many Republicans go as possible from
this county.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

An expectaEt bride says. entering the
Cheap Cash Store Of Hume IL Hall, Il am
told by all my friends that have been here,
that you keep the incest late styles OF MILL
merry, and sell wedding outfits complete,
much cheaper than others, and having to
buy quite bill of nice goods, | will get
thnm hrrp.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

Human Boys; come on, we aIe all going
to the Cheap Cash Store of Hume & Had
Tor new boots. Some of rs got fooled last
WInier;we diit go there, and so we got
poor ones. Those that did 90, got such nice
ones, that wore whole year, cheap. Pa
and Ma says all our boots and shoes are
coming from there this winter. Oct1-2t
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
gnrai Bnsipess Uotiee5

WTTHoUT Brag, Blow, or Bluster, Patter-
son & Winders, at the Cheap Cash Store, are
selling the eest flannclS and Yarns in the
Market and for the least money. Don't fail
to see them
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
THE COUNTY FAIR.
Jwenty-FOuFth Il Annual Exhibition
Of tine Hancock County 4gri-
cultural Society.
Tie GROUNDS, TRACK AND HALLS.
New Buildings and ImprovcmalI- >.
Prospects Of the Most Successful Exhibition ever
Held In the County

The Twenty Fourth Annual Fair of
the Hancock County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. opened on the grounds of the Associ-
alton, on Wednesday morning of this
week, and is now in progress, promising o
be one of the largest and most successful
exhibitions, both in the number and
quality of the articles and the atten
dance of visitors ever held in the county.
The Board of Managers have been max
ing active preparations for some weeks
past in anticipation ola large exhibition.
and their labors and enterprise will not
20 unrewarded.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Z. Eel ers & Co.

Ewing & REDICK are
Boots and Shoes.
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Furniture.

desire TO inform the public that have
purchased the old reliable" furniture store
of Mr.. Bullock. | hope by strict attention
TO business 10 merit and receive cOntinu-
anoe of past fay1TS. ID. RUMNELL.
Sept lSw3
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Broken Stone !

CAN.DE FURNISHED by D. {. Wilson at
prises' t;S suit purchasers,
Good Block Stone delivered ar so cents
per perch.
Stone Broken by the Breaker, delivered
at 81 per perch. Screened, free from all
dirt and dust, and perfectly clean, broken
to any size. delivered at 81 2j per perch.
Good Gutter Stone, delivered at 81 %
per perch. June Is, 'I1-tt
Ewing & REDICK are daily receiving
Boots and Shoes. sep 3-2w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Ash. Hickory and Hickory
Elm Timber Wanted at the
Findlay Rake Factory.
Being

Now ready for business, we would bc
pleased to have everybody 10 take a loGk
through our New "Old White Corner" ex-
anime The r!ice stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, &c. &C.,
and be astoHished at the low prices.
Old White Corner Old White Corner!
Old White Corner. Oct1-2t
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Front FACE.

W c aye glad TO announce that Old White
IOrner IS once more open TO the public
hey have the incest room in town and a
splendid stock of Goods.
Don't fail to call. Oct1-2t