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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Under Draining,

Under Draining.
The wet weather of the present season
will undoubtedly give an impetus to tile
draining among our farmers. Those who
have given under-drainage n thorough
trial assert that it improves the land as
well in a dry season as in a wet one A
very intelligent farmer, who has pretty
thoroughly drained an eighty acre farm
putting in seven miles of under drains
informs us that this year his wheat
matured and rlpened evenly and In good
season, and that he he'd no trouble in
securing it without losiIga single grain
by sprouting. There are no wet spots in
his fields. His wheat grew evenly and
he thinks matured at least en- weak
sooner tihn it wonid have q one on un-
drained land. Perhaps the excellent
condition of his land enabled him to
get in his crop that much sooner
While passing through the pPnntry
the Present. weF season we haye noticed
many spots where the water has stood
the greater part of the time, aud as a
consequence thea has 40 eorn grown.
Now, We would not be much afraid to
hazard the assertion that enough gTatn
has hGsn lost on such spots In the one
year to pay the cost of tile-draining
them effectually. Intelligent farmers
men who know the value Ct niQnaY and
have thopoughly testsd the beuetits to lie
derived FROM drainage assure us that it
will pay to borrow money at 12 percent.
to drain lands in Hancock County
Believing that the losses Of the pres
ent year will have a tendency to- in
crease the area drained the coming sea-
son, We would invite any of our exper-
fenced farmers to give us their mode of
putting down underground drains. with
tile for at the price at which it can be
made, we are of the opinion that this
is the material to be gsed
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Iirf Sfork c2Harkefs.
BUFFALo, Au.ust IL.

4SNfrNlsp1 AUGUST IL
CATTIE-Receipis, ,47g head, making
the receipts for the week O,O9O head. The
market was moderately active, and the quail
lty OF the offerings was good, good stock
finding ready sale. Poor thin stock is neg
lected. The range for western steers was
81 OOWG %, according to quality.
SHEEP-Receipts to-day 1900 head, ma
king the total for the week thus far i2, 400
head. The transactions were confined to
Canada lambs. The majority were disposed
of at So 15.
HOGs-Receipts tOSlay 500 head, max
ing the total for the week s, 200 head. The
market was active, and demand brisk. Sales
of heavy hogs at IS 1j6QS 30. Workers at
81 10GS % ; fair 10 prime selected singers
at - zoos 10; still fed 100 lbs. at 81 80.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August II.
CATTLE-iteccipts to-day 2210 head, max
ing the total for the week thus far 3jS7
head. The market was active with a good
supply. Prices are Off PIC on good; and 81
on common and medium. Best at Sc JO60
%: medium to good at s. 7j6lG % /;
common TO fair at j0Gj % bulls at y
SOFAS -.
HOGs-lIeccipts to-day {, ,glj head, making
the total for the week thus far 3l1j head
Workers at s. lj@S 30; Philadelphia at
SS COOS 50.
SHEEP-ileceipts to-day GOOO head, max
ing the total for the week thus far IA. 900
head. Selling at 81 COOS %.
CHICAGO, August Il.
CATTLE-Iieceipts today :, 800 head. The
market was duu, weak and easy. Shipping
sold at s. 256oG 30 Texans at y 5O6oi %.
Shipments 1850 head
lloGs-lteccipts to-day II ,0GO head The
market was lower all around, especially
heavy weights. Sales slow, with downward
tendency. Heavy hogs at 81 7O6lS ID light
mt 81 7j@S 90. Shipments 500 head
SHEEP-Receipts $50 head The market
was steady and firm. Poor to extra sold
ut s; 00Ge5 -.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA /,

Trat hyd=a-headed disorder, with Its sd De-
preston OF Spirits, Siee Headache, ~ y ssioha-
aeh. Seal,ling EruptiOns, Oppressive builnesss
Loss Of Appetite, Wan, Wasted Appearance
and Nervous De ll-ty, all indicating lfnPtiIeci
siisrast--l .Il sssi milation OF food, ana there-
- fisk OF nutrition. 10 necessary 70 me sup
port OF the ho1y, can be enecinaily e1Ise cure ~, og
the use of HOOFI4AND'S GERMAN blTIEfe7i
the fayOrite prescription OF that eminent sssss
man physician. t'hristOph W Hooia9d, o.
Iangan-Salza, Germany, the ef-se@sy o. y whieb
won for him many mar Of dlsllnctlon Dy
the crowned heacS sn0 nobility OF lorOpe- ~
tones the stoTaaeh To healthy action, regular
the JoyGel- arousas the torpid liver, promotes
natural perspiratFon InyigorafeS the nerves,
and restores all he functions OF Nature 20 Wig
. Orotfs health. The efficacy Of this remedy -
daily acknowledged by the happy subjects OF
its treatment who now enjoy robust, glowing
health. =. -
HoOFLAND1s PODOPHYLLIN PILLS are
recommended when a brisk purgative ls re-
ouired They operate thoroughly, Without
grfpipg. They are the best Anti-Bilious Pill'
IOHNsTON, HOLLOWAY 4 CO., Proprie-
tors, Philadelphia Sold By all Druggists-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Send in the Names !
Republicans, attend YoHr Primaries !

Owing to the rainy weather on Mon
day, tin 2hd, several townships failed to
meet for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates TO the County Convention. In
order TO give AN opportunity to those
who have not done so. or have not set
a day for that purpose, the Committee
have designated Monday, August 23d,
at 2 O'clock, p. NJ, for that purpose.
We will be- pardoned, il we egain urge
upon the Republicans who have not at-
tended to this duty, the necessity of
turning out in force to these meetings
Nothing will do more bring about vic
tory than full Attendance of the party
at such meetings. When every voter in
the party comes out on such occasions,
it will be found that every voter will be
out at the election. And that in Ohio
means victory for the Republican cause.
Pay no attention to the strife and con-
tention among your opponents. Let
their ''dead bury their dead" Interest
your own people. See that they are
awake and vigilant. Read your county
paper and then give it to your neighbor.
Or'better, get linn to take it, Mt least
during the campaign. After you have
made your delegation TO your Conven-
ton, il you are not Oh it, turn out to the
Convention and assist them with your
advice to select a good county ticket, and
our word for it, when the polls close Oh
the 18th Of October, victory will perch
upOn our bannerSl
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Tho Crops IN Haneocx County.
July 81, 1875.

The Crops in Hancock County.
Our farmers are making good use of
the last few days in securing their crops,
and the general feeling among them now
is that it was ''not much of a shower af
ter ALL" While there is here and there
a farm along the river, or other water
courses, where the crops are partially
destroyed, the large amount of acreage
in this county will make up the loss, and
we think the wheat will make a full two
thirds crop. On upland, this season,
wheat has tiIled much hetter than along
tie bnttoinS, where 1t has gone too much
to straw.
The corn is undoubtedly much ininr-
ed by being blown down and broken off
by the heavy rains and high winds, but
still favorable fall may give us reas-
onably good crop. We have net heard
as yet that the arnJ worm has done it
any damage.
The oats crop, however, has been con
siderable injured In localities by the
army worm, and rs the heavy rains HAT
tened it, much was lost in harvesting.
The fiax crop promises to yield well,
and is pretty much harvested.
Potatoes are turning oWt weii, per
haps the hest yield we have ever had in
the country but in low ground the rot
has made its appearance, and may cut
tha Yield down somewhat.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
List OF Delegates,

11lSL OF Delegates
The following is the list of Delegates
chosen TO represent Findlay township in
the Democratic County Convention,
which will be held at the Court House
to morrow:
VIM. Stephenson, WIN. Gribben, War
ner Koontz, w. W. Mcdonnell, james
Redick, Wan. Gassman, A. p. Byal, q.
Z. PendletOn, g. w. Galloway, ,Sr., S. ID.
Houpt, Joseph Fleck, George Miller,
Wm. Didwhy, Henry Schwartz, Sam'l
Howard, q. G. Barnd, Saml. Frey, NJ.
ID. Shafer, John Altman, q. Fleger,
Isaac Teatsorth, N. G. Whiteley, Michael
Newman, Jr., Miles w. Vance. Jacob
Fetzer, G. W Myers. Jos. GutzwiIler,
C.. NJ. Coulter, James l.. Henry, i.
Adams, C. Il. Seymour, G. Z. Niles, w.
G. Alspach, w. III. Wheeler, Ernst
Kempf, John SchucS, A. Blackford, A.
Remand, WIN. Mungen, w. II. .AnGcr-
son, J. J. Wheeler, f. Karst, Sr., G. f.
Jordan, Henry Byal, p. V. Rockwell,
Harvey Redick, Adam Well, VIM.
Louther, ParIee Tritch.
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Qo-danS 6rdiH e5Rarkef.
FNDLAY, @. Auz Il, 1915.

FNDLAY, %. Au-. Il, 1915.
Wheat. old 81 -.
Corn, ear, o.,
Corn, shelled, 6jc
Oats, white, Old 40,
Oats, mixed, &c
The above prices are paid to-day by G..
W. MYERS. at the L. Z. ~ l.. Ry elevators
Remarks-Farmers should he careful and
not bring damp wheat to market, as We can
not take it.
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Endorsements Of the PEOPLES $ Remedy

When skillful and cautious medical men
give over their own signatures a favorable
opinion Of the soothing and vitaliZing effects
OF preparation, the public does not hesitate
10 believe them. The vOlumiE0us and en-
phatic professional testimony il favor Of
HOstetter's Stomach BijteTs, a q specific for
al disorders OF the stomach and bowels, for
liver complaint, Intermittent and remittent
levers, and the thousand Ills that wait upon
dyspepsia, must convince the most skepuCal.
Aside, however, from the testimony of the
idGultythere is large mass Of evidence from
Patients in every walk of lie, all showing
that this great preventive and restorative Is
% iuestinablc value to the sick and the de-
5ilitated. The BitteTs are suited To all eli
mates, and IS universally endorsed as a pre-
veHtiye OF disorders caused by miasma and
impure wafer
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EDS. JEFF: Perhaps il Is due to one
/ ..i.p aill shortly come among u A. Z
( ,..aciirr Of our Uuion High School to
-:a:-Tl.at Miss Ella Earliart to whom
w.. iIlud... Iia- the highest enforcement
| of those who are conyersant with her ac-
| qUireInents. Mr. E. II. Cook. the able
aud efficient Principal of the Columbus
High School. ia "a letter 70 one of the
Board of Education Of our Union School
says: ''Iu Iuy Judgment Miss Ella Ear
hart has most exceIlen; qualiica tions for
a high school re;,rlicr For the past
three yeir- -h- li--~. from time TO time,
acted a. substitute. la our High School.
Had fiirr,- been "a vacancy. this year. she
wonld lIny" been appointed to fill it.
She Is "A very fine sciiulHr. and a youug
lady Of dignity ami character. She i
thorough "a a student and a teacher
Professor 4 G. Farr, teacher Of Math
tmatics and Physics in the Columbus
High School, in "A communication sent
To the Board of Education here, says:
II am glad Of an opportunity 10 testi-
fy to the ability and requirements Of
Miss Ella EarlIart She has been my
pupil constantly for four years in Math
eInatics and Physical Science She is
the ablest pupil everhad. thorough
ly b' lieve in her doing most excellent
work ia n High School and would earn
estly recommend her for any position
that she herself would consent to take.
She has II character that is admired by
every one that knows her"
In private letter addressed to Henry
Brown, Esq, one of the Board of Edu-
cation here, dated at ColuIHbuS Ohio.
Aug. 2h. Mr.. COrwin +. PiaIlme,, the
gentleman who is employed rs Superin-
tendent, says: Miss Earhart will 20
to Findlay and be examined the 21st |
inst. She was examined here, and stood |
highest among seventy six applicants, |
an average Of five per cent higher than |
any other" Tie Bonrd of Education |
have spared nu pains tO select teachers |
whom they believe will be acceptable to |
the patrons of our schools, and who will |
be capable and efficient, and it is due TO |
these teachers that our citizens should |
do all in their power to make their Ia
bors both pleasant and successful.
a FRIEND OF THE FEDLAY SCmOOIs.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
sENECA COUNTY.
Horse Thieves About,

list I'uesday evening an attempt was
made to steal two fine stations belong.
ing to Nh. WASH, MdHRnART Of Nanlur.
Tho thieves entered the stable about ten
o'clock, sndlIed and hridled one of the
horses, and was about bridling the
other VIXEN lwo .a,Hareis. vino were
working for Mr.. MoERHARr, entered
the stable and the wonld be thieves left
in rather an unceremonious manner.
The parties seemed to know all abort
tie premises rri53V tl,a way they went
about their work. The horses are valn-
ed at l,O6O, and the appearance Of the
young men alone saved them irom De-
ing rUn of:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13

GREEN, DAVIS S Co, have just received
a large invoice of the celebrated JOHN ED
WARDS WHITE GRANITE Crockery
wage. 1AIs ware Is the hest made. 1t hls
beautiful white surface, and for:durability
ii surpasses any Of that made from other
material The designs are AL new and are
very ReaAIifal. lioase kpeners shogld ex-
emipe the Nhiie Ganiii ware hefoFe max
ing Their purchases I lio pflco '.r the White
Granite ware is no higher Than any other
ware considering its quality.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Sad Accident


On last Thursday, Miss LYDIA WAC
GoNER, of jackson township, this eoun-
ty, came 10 her death In the following
manner: She was riding on a wagon on
which they had been hauling fax, and
had a pitchfork lying across her lap.
The wheel drapped INTO rat, ami the
end of the fork handle caught in the
wheel, causing it to fly up suddenly,
striking her a violent blow onthe breast
killing her instantly. The only mark
visible was ii slight confusion on the
right breast, caused by the handle OF
the fork striking her She was a maiden
lady, 35 years of age, and was much res.
pected m the community.
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5Harried.

Won F-KONETZKA-I
Fostoria, Ohio, August /, 1879, at the resi-
dencc of the hI,!c'S parents by Rev. \.
kOnctzka, l.. Won McycrhOiT and Miss Julia
konetzIa, daughter oI ri,c officiating clergy.
man.
PARKER SIIULER-On Wednesday
Aug II, 1870, at the residence of the brides
father, Fred Shuler, ESD, by Rev. a j.
Klinglc, Mr.. Wilber F. Parker and Miss VI.
Belle Shuler, all Of Yanlue, Ohio.
Our kindest wishes for Happiness and
prosperity 90 with "Wcb" aud his fail
partner.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
That Sidewalk.


Attention has frequently been called
to the miserable condition Of the old
board sidewalk Oh East Sandasky
Street, hut as yet no disposition to re-
pair it has been shown on the part of
any one. The walk is absolutely danger
Gus, many of the boards are broken out,
leaving great holrs that are bpt t,nps to
catch somelanwaIy Pedestrian and intiict
an injury that will cost weeks of suffer
ing and compel those responsible fer the
bad walk ta Fay heavy damages some
thing should, lie done at once toward
pntting down new walk. The public
demand it, and their claims should not
be'overlooked,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
IordI 41radRre c9HarkrL

FIYDLAY, Ohio, Aug -, 1915
Eggs, Is cents.
Butter, II cents.
Hides, green, ) cents.
Hides, dry, 10 TO 10 cents.
Sheep Pelis, 25c@Sl25.
TallOw cents.
Lard II cents.
Wool, washed 3J@45, unwashed of.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Rtre At anbes-nennaerahle Loss.

4 fire at Gilboa last Saturday night
entirely destroyed the Drug Store of
THOMAS MCCLURE ut GiIboa. In the
sare huild.n., whl..h Eas IFame one,
was situated the Odd Fellows and Grang-
eri Halls. and the contents of which
wer" both destroyed 10y the fire. Mr..
Mechanics loss is s., 600, insured s., 600,
Odd Fellows loss 5000. insured 800
Grangers 81, 200, no insurance. The los:
is unfortunate both to those concerned
and the village.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13

WE noticed in our Convention last
Saturday a number of those who strayed
away from the Republican fold in the
Liberal movement. TA,iy fGeas .ooeed
natural, and they seemed to feel at home.
In Hancock eountY nearly every one of
them has found his way hack. Imitation,
Romanisru, and the whiskey plank in
the Democratic platform, did the busi-
ness for them,
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,9indlag gfftrsOHian.
Ftna.ay. o.. Aususa II. 1879.
Haw EdyertisrmeL,s

H@W Edyertisrn,eL,s
S,ui-c Car,in-I3ell E-fa'c for sale
samuel MyFcs -SheriiT's Sale
Dpuciley d Co-MisccIiaEeous Ads.
IssgAi. Bl-sfSi--s NOTICES
Lem Hcs.auu,as--Test.
Mt. Blanchard School, commencement.
s,en. McManncss--d rsickcrs.
Findiay uiOn Schools commencement
Canton Lightning EoI CO.-LigIIinina
Rods
Districi 40. % nnmcH,-, incHi
Canton Lightning Rod Ga. I" Farmer
C,inrlrTy Dirr'i.sr- Nr'i.-..
4 r. Bcisicn 81 heat Manic.
Fred. SsliJacb -Dr.an-
Baker & StacLh"uzc-No Pcniicniiarv
Stock
Fred. s,fiiacl Piano Tuuing
Baker * :'iackhnus..- y ,.i- and Shoes.
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Statements and Billheads

Are Indispensable articles with every live
business man. They need not cost much
more than the paper, and yet they should
have the business card neatly and tasifu!ly
printed upon them, that they may be an adj
vertisement TO all who see them The "JeiT. ~
office is prepared to do such work on short
notice and at Granger prices"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13

THE doves aI Democracy went to the
Deniocratic Senatorial Convention, at
Toledo, yesterday. They will sacrifice
DIR. Wells by not putting him on the
ticket, and make a worse sacrifice OF the
man they nominate.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13

THE Canton .Igh,nR Rod Company is
now sto2pi-,E III our place with Omen and
, hofseS,
This Is an old and reliable company, hav
ing an experience of twenty-threc years,
and they know how buildings ;hOuld be rod
ed to give full protection against iae terri
bic element of Lightning. They spare no
pains in doing their work vel, and in every
case glye full guarantee AGAINST loss or dam
age by lightning for ten years II would be
well for those contemplating protecting
their lives and property from lightning TO
avail themselves Of the present opportunity,
as delays are dangerous. Aug. I32w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Money Saved.

You can save money by buying direct of
J. Il. LInville StOnewaTe from 2 to 0 cents
per gallon, retail. Special prices on job
lots. Queensware, Silverware, Glassware,
Cutlery, Wood and Willow Ware, and all
kinds Of House Furnishing goods at proper
tiOnally low prices. Store in IIyatts Block,
nearly opposite the Court House.
Iuue 1S-tf
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Supervisors and Street Commissioners.

A. law OF Ohio mHkes 4 tho duty OF
the supervisors, nf road districts 10 cut
dowa all weeds and burrs, 10 cut down
or cause TO be cut down and desti Dyed
upon county or township roads all bush
g. and hriars growing within the public
highways, s..id cntting to be done within
the months of July and August. The
question arises, Row many are comply
ihs with the iawr
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13

GEN. HAYES has brief and happy
way of putting his ideas in shape. Wit
ness the following:
''Our motto is honest money for all,
and free schools for all There should
be no inflatien which wall destroy the
one, nor sectarian influence which will
destroy the other
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s. s. Convention

A very interesting Sabbath School
Convention has heen "A session at the
Uhar,h OF sod, in thys city, SINCE last
Tuesday evening. We learn that it will
adjourn to-day. We viii! endeayeF ia
give a synopsis oi proceedings in our
next,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13

Broken StOnel
CAN.BE EFURNISEIEDb by ID. &. Wilson at
prices to suit purchasers
Good RiOck Stone delivered at so cents
poT 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 % per perch.
Good Gutter Stone, delivered at 81 90
per perch june IL, '35-tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
"so.e Eotslars...

A'Mhdison county tanner recently
took eighty large and small potatoes
from a single cLeceFIad Eegder.
iianeoek eoaptY gqg heat thai, easy.
Mr.. FRRR. sHHLEH informed US last Sat
urlay that few days ago he dug hill
ia which lIe found one hundred and
seven POTATOES. Mr.. 5. is well known
ia aur people Hs a trpthfHl gentleman.
There a.e noF inany small potatoes in
Hancock county this SEASON, either.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Road Notice,

Notice II hereby given that n petition will be
N presented to the Commissioners OF Han
cock County. at their next session, September
gth, a. ID. ls7j, praying for the location and
opening of n County road on the following
line, tO-wit: Beginning at the East end of a
county road running East and West on the line
between sections 4 and 8, 3 and 10, and and IL
in Delaware Township in said County, and
running East to a point on the section line be
tween and II, where 10 meets n certain eOuu-
. ty road which runs East and West ON the line
or sections and Y, and and ], to the Eas1
line Of Delaware Township. In other woTds
the road asked for by your petitioners Will col
tinue and connect the two roads above deseFib-
ed and run the whole length on the section
line passing through the l2ads Of Elias " tlsOII
q. \. Fail. Mary j. Shafer, Peter Beck, ]. and
A. y. Elder. j. Il. Biddle and A. Bursou.
Aug. 3rd, IS754w j. III. BlDDLE, et at
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
Engine For Sa 81

A good second hand, four horse power
engine and boiler. Would be excellent for
railroad pumping, wOOd-sawing, or driving
handle or lath machine. VIII be sold cheap
If applied for soon. Address or call at
JEFFERsoNIAN Office, for further Particu-
lars
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13
There is No Use of Going Bar, footed,

Even if the weather is warm, when yOu
can get such good Boots and Shoes as Baker
& Stackhousc are selling, at such reu,ayka-
bly, low prices. They have the largest stock
of Mems, Boys ladies' ana Misses Boots,
Shoes ard t:a.ieis, etc, ever opened in
Findlay Call and see them.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-08-13

s'Wao dared to exercise the privilege
of voting for Uncle BEN ?" and "who
'bolted' JIM HENRY = We're mooted
questions in the Democratic caucus last
Monday night.
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Mt Blanchard Schools.

The fall term Will open Monday, August
Goth, 1915, and continue in session IL weeks.
Tuition per term as follows:
High School. Observation-Disclosures $500
Intermediate School. ... 4GO
Primary ........-.-. ........... 800
All non resident pupils, and pupils of the
District over 81 years of age, will he re-
quIrcd to pay their tuition before receiving
a seat. For further particulars apply 10
Jno. Shoemaker, CleEl,
aug. - 2w }. A. PTTsFORD, Sup't.