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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
THE MONUMENT.
Ceremonies Of UryoiIiEg n5zt Tucz1ay
i'rOE-.,e of I.s..-- l..o 30 i,s rsIa.led.


i'rOl-.>e Of Lo.- l=o 30 le TrIa.Ird.
Next Tuesday, July 9Th, a promise made
fifteen years ago by the people OF Han
cork county to those who went out from
their midst to fight the battles OF 5l.-
country AID preserve the liberties OF the
Republic. will b. fulfilled. OntIat day
"a statue will be unveiled and q Iuouu-
ru@ut completed that i intended to per
I I3-iuste riI.- ml"riIory of tie heroes who
! d...i .a the hul1.o lid, ia the hospital
! .l'"i prison pen, aud also TO demonstrate.
! to the soldiers still living the honor and
high appreciation which Is held for their
| patriotic services by IA grateful people
| The enterprise of erecting this monu-
Inenu was inaugurated little more than
six years ago, but, for causes which i; is
needless to explain in thi. ariicl.., tli,
work LAS been sadly delayed and meg
l-cted. Early last winter ii new associa
alton was formed for the purpoS. al
completing the unfinished monument
and, although many obstacles have been
encountered, success has crowned the
efforts of the organization.
The following is the prsgr,inr of cXrr-
cises for the day:
Assembly" by Il chorus Of Eu@lcs at 8
o'clock a. NJ
Music by the Bands at the Court IIou.5.
Parade of the Fire Department.
Military Companies.
Music by the Bands at the stand
Prayer by the Chaplain, l;cv John Wyizcs. |
Music by the Choir
Short addresses by Governor Allen and |
cX-tiOvernors Hayes. Dcnnis0n and Noycs.
Music by the Choir
Grafton by Hon. s. f. Hunt
Music by the Band during wh.h time
printed slips of music will be distributed |
among the audience
Music by the Choir, entitled "Un1ed,aq
Of hc Statae," arranged to the air "CoIum-
bia the Gem of the Ocean" in which the
audience will join in the chorus
The Statue CHTald
Prayer
D0Xology.
Bcncdicfion
All the arrangements for the day are
complete and n grand and Interesting
time will be had should the Weather
prove favorable.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings the
Military allegory of The Northern ISeoHt
or Otd JEFF. The Colored did, will be pro-
duced at Wheeler's Hall. As there is
considerable money still needed by the
Association there should he crowded
houses.
On Tuesday evening there will be
grand military parade and sham battle
given on the streets of Findlay
Several Military Companys from abroad
will be present and participate.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
7oraI {lrodure ,3}larkef.

FINDLAY, Ohio, July l, $50.
E"@S, Il cents.
Butter, 10 to II cents.
Clover Seed 94@94c. per pound.
Timothy Seed, S2OO@22J.
Hides, green, ) cents.
Hides, Gry, 10 cents.
Sheep Pelts, 40c@Sl.50.
TallOw cents.
Lard l2l cents.
Wool, washed 3S@47, unwashed I off.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
Teachers in the Union school

1eacAeTs II lne Oni0n ocAooL
The Board of Education, Union Di =
triet.,n at the office of HENRY RRov-v
D.. -.
Wednesday evening. Present, BROWN.
DAVIS. DETWILER, GAGE, HUBER and
OsTEKLTy
o,, ,,.,-;o,, = ,,-.,., ,,,..,..,.i....., ...,
'H MOTION II was ue'eriNiiied nniiii-
inously. 10 postpone tile employment OF
Suprri,,teudenru d Hiyl, school r.ae,,.
80. ,.,..ir.. IL. ,L,.;3..,.. -;
81 Ui'n 'his + riday) evening For the
former position there We're eighteen ap-
plicants; for the latter. one.
r.. Ri rI..,. ,,r,.,....5..,1 .. .,,.
-. -
H.. -.
..;~ ,.,..,.,,,..r Al L., f,i..,r..r.. ..I...
SanJp.S var.
u ,.E..'':.'fr-Mr- W l. f!Hit, salary,
Sc, - = NJ "A { MI. ..l,,,.
$3.50 per year.
y - Gr;'ninar-h''s Ll|z'' ''f'''iei' salary,
y" Primarv-Mfss Carrie BcardsIcy. sala-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02

THE following resolutions were adopted
at a meeting of the Findlay Cornct Band,
held June 23, 1915
WHEREAS, 1t pleased Divine Providence
in his inscrutablc wisdom, 10 call from
earth LAFAYETTE O'IIARRA, the beloved
leader Of the Findlay COrnet Band therefore
ReS0LU6d, That as members of theBand we
mourn his loss and tender our sincere con
dolence to his bcreaved relatives.
RcsO!ced, That in his death society lost Il
valuable member his parents dutilul and
affectiOnate son, and the COrnet Band a
leader and instructor whom we all hOnored
and respected.
ReS0ioed, That in token of respect to our
late beloved leader and brother, we wear a
badge of mourning for period of thirty
days, and that the instruments Of the Band
bc draped in mourning for the same space
of time.
ReSoiged, That copy of these resolutions
he presented to the parents of our deceased
leader and brother, and that copies thereof
he furnished the papers of Findlay for pub
licatiOn.
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Barnun's VI orld's Fais.


While differences of opinion may exist
as to the demoralizing tendencies of the
circus, We believe that it viii be apknowl-
edged by all that the Worlds Fair was
no humbug, or In other words it per-
formed all it promised. There We're
many new and rare specimens among the
animals, as well as many cnriosities in
the way oi ai.ton.tc:if. Tie riding of
Mons. LOwanie was excellent, and the
riding aud tunbling Of tile little twin
acrohats, Toney and Willie, would be
hard to excel
While it seems impossible TO eliminate
all the Questionable features from these
exhibitions, we give the manager credit
ior considerable progress in that direc-
ton.
Mr. DAN. f. HOPKINS. the Press
Agent, places us under obligations for
favors rendered.
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4 CARD.

After nearly nineteen months of very
pleasant, and sincerely hope, not un-
profitable labor, my regular connection
with the JEFFERSONIAN as its local edi-
tor ceased on the 9th uIt. Since that
time have sustained an irregular rela-
tion with the paper, which l sever with
the present issue. 1t i not without
many regrets that l retire from labors
which have been made doubly pleasant
by the kind assurances and encourage
ment Of both publishers and patrons,
and extend to both the best wishes for
their future success and prosperity.
W. II. WHTTELEY
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
Destructive WhirIWind.

Last Sunday, the people of blanchard
township, this county, and along the
west line OF Putnam county, were visited
by a terrific whirlwind. a gentleman
who witnessed it informs us that its first
ravages were visible west of Gilboa near
the old mill on the blanchard. 1t APP
peared TO he going a little south OF east,
and as it crossed the river it struck the
residence of the widow RICE, a story
and half log house. 1t lifted the up
per part OF the building, down to the
first floor, roof and all, and sent it whirl-
ing through the air. a barrel of meat
was scattered ia every direction. In
some INSTANCES if would rise in the air
passing over fences without doing any
harm, and then strike the ground, tear
ing it up and uwlsting off large trees as
if they had been blades of grass. Barns
were unroofed, and in passing through
''deadening" n couple of COWS were
killed. Some very fine timber was de
| stroyed
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02

EfndlGU ohio, JsOnt N06i Street West 10 the
Vest line Oj he right AZ sVUy Of the Il. X. & Il.
RGitlOdg.
SECTION !. Pc IL ordained by the Council of
the incorporated NiiIase of Fintilay that Main
Cross Street, IN said Village, from Main Street
west to the west line of the right of way ofthe
Lake Erie & Louisville Railway De graded and
IhacadamISed as follows, over three Eourt hs of
the lot owners having petitinned therefor.
SCI. 2. That said Street shall he graded, upon
the gradient as established by the Board of I'm
prOvements, viz: Commencing at the cross
Ing at Main Street, thence west 10 WeStSitgee I,
a descending grade OFF, inches and cut to such
depti: that when maeadanllZed, as heIet1af-
tor ordained, the surface at Main street shall
Ie on a Level with said street, and at West
Street on Q level with West Street; eomGuens
chg Henco TO be graded on an ascending grade
10 the west line of the right OF way Oi said Rail-
way, and to such depth that when maeadan-
lied the surface shall correspond with said
Railway at said point.
SEC. 3 That when 50 graded sand Street shall
be macaiaIniSed from gutter To gutter with
good, hard stone, tree fsOm dirt, and broken to
pass through twO-Inch ring. such macad-
amlZing to he ten inches in depth for a width
OF sixteen and one-hali leet through the eerter
of Street, and thence slOping of To six inches
al gutter, and said sixteen ana One-half feet to
be dressed two inches tnlck with freshly
crushed stone.
SEC. 4. Said improvement shall be cOmplez
ted by september 4, 1915, a good work man
like manner, under the supervision ana to the
satisfaction OF the BOaId Of pToysments Is and
th.. costs thereof together with The costs OfSur-
vey and publication teSCept the street and al
ley cTOSSiDgs) sh;,ll ~ assessed upon the lots
abutting on s2id improvement by the foot
fTOpt, ~ se assessed and collected according to
il.wIhe majority Of said lot owners having as
sented thereto and Iettioned therefor,
This ordinance shall take effect in ten days
after its first publication. WA. GRIBBEN,
iEssE HELLER, Jr. ClsTk, Mayor.
Passed June 70, lS-,r
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Nav Wheeler and Wilson.

We notice that Henry Guntner has now
on hand and for sale, in his rooms above
the Hancock Savings Bank, a number of
New Wheeler IL Wilson sewing machines,
which will be sold on most reasonable terms.
He has also all necessary supplies and al
tachments. We are told that lie wants one
OF two good agents to assist him. The New
Wheeler & Wilson needs no recommends
ton july PCT
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Iied.

BECK-Qf Consumption, in Mt. Blanch-
ard, Hancock Co, o., June %, 1915, Cath
arine Beck, wife Of Peter Beck, aged 81
years and days.
\ husband is bereft, a little boy left
motherlcss. Yet with her all was peace.
SCIIWAB- June %, 1873, at her resi-
dence in Findlay, Of consumption, Miss
Malta Schwab, aged lG years 1OmOnths aud
10 days.
Miss Schwab has been sick for nine
months past. At her request hcr funeral
sermon was preached, on the 29th ult, by
Rev. J. G. Ruhl, of KentOn. She was a
member of the Reform Church and con-
sistcnt Christian.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
The Peach Crop.

ING E-csijii SfCf"
The peach crop in Hancock county,as
well as apples, plums and cherries, will
be "A failure. but it is rather encouraging
10 read the following from the Pittsburg
CommeFciGI: "Advices from every
quarter Indicate that the peach LroP OF
the present ye:;r Will exceed in quantity
that of any proceeding season for sever
al years past by nearly one-half. Esti-
mates carefully made by the New York
World place the orop that will be picked
and forwarded from Delaware, Maryland
and Southern New Jersey Mt over &, coo,
006 baskets, or about ., la0, 900 bushels
This crop will De placed on the market
between the middle of July and October.
The peaeh-erowerar fearing that the
market viii lie overstGcked, are making
contracts at rates nearly one-tllird less
than last year, -
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
East Lincoln Street.

The Improvement of this street is pro-
crossing with comnendable speed. Mr..
n. JENKINS has the grading at Sc per
lot, which with fair weather will be com
pleted 10y the 18th. Mr.. WM. PILCHER
has n contract Of macadamizing at sew
enty-fi cents per perch. We congrat-
ulate the go ahead citizens on that street
on the prospect in the near future of
having one Of the incest thoroughfares
in Findlay.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
The Wrong Side of the Meridian.

On the down hill side of life, which an old
side of the meridian" when the functions
decay and the frame gradually bends under
the weight of years, the system requires to
be sustained under tho burden imposed
upan it, lnnumcrablo physical ailments
and iniirmitics then press upon it to which
it had been in earlier life stranger. The
surcst and plcaSantcst support and solace of
declining years is found inIiOstettor's StOm-
ach BIttcrs, long recognized as the most
wholesome and agreeable of diiTusiblc slim
ulants, the most potent of tOnicS and alter
ativcS The aged and iniirm may place i'm
plicit confidence in this invigorating elixir,
which not only checks those maladies TO
which elderly persons are peculiarly sub
icct, hut in Il measure retards the cncroach-
mont of time unOn the constitution.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
County Teachers Institute.

We learn from Mr.. J. A. PITTsFORD,
Chairman of the Executive Committee,
that arrangements have been fully per-
fected for the next Teachers Institute to
b. held in this county, August 23d to
9th, inclusive. The following excellent
corps of instructors has been engaged:
Miss ii. L. KELLER, Cleveland; Prof. J.
c. HERTzLER, Gallon; Hon. C. s. SMART,
State Commissioner, Columbus, Ohio. 1t
is TO be hoped that the live teachers of
the county will avail themselves of the
opportunity thus offered for II revivalin
their profession.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02

Some person or persons unknown, on
Tuesday night, while ti'e fainily was
aErc., !, ,:ent Though The residence of
DR.. HURp. They entered at the bay
window, below stairs, took the preeau-
ton to open the doos leading out on to
the porch above stairs, in order to
escape, if detected, and then made a
systematic search, turning things topsy-
turvey im their haste. Money appeared
to be their main Object, as they passed by
other matters of value. They found q
small amount Of silver ana some plated
ware, but fortunately missed some vain
able silverware. 1t was evidently the
work ofprofeSSionals who were aequaint-
ed with the premises.
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Broken Stone /!

CAN.BEFURNIsHED by d. C. Wilson at
prices tO'suit purchasers.
Good Bh,ck Stone delivered at 50 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 25 per perch.
Good Gutter Stone, delivered at 81 20
per perch. june IS, '75-tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
Farewell Sermon.

4
Rev. THos. GORDON preached his fare
well sermon at the Congregational
Church last Sabbath evening. Mr. COR
DON has been connected with this church
for the past eighteen months, and has
made many warm friends daring his
brief stay, both in and out of the church.
At a church meeting held on the eth
ult., the following resolutions were III
troduced and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Rev. Thos. Gordon has
been connected with this church, as act
ing Pastor, for the past eighteen Il, ,onihs,
and
WHEREAS, He has deemed it desirable
to sever his connection with us, there
fore
ResOleed, That We take pleasure in
bearing testimony TO his uniform faith
fulness and consistent Christian charac-
ter, and we cheerfully recommend him
To the churches of our Order.
Mr.. Gordon left yesterday morning for
Chicago and probably farther West. He
has received calls fralai several Churches,
but has not, as yet, selected the place of
his future labors.
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Special Tickets.

The l.. +. d l.. X. II. have issued spe-
cial tickets from all stations on the line
of that road from the 81 to the 5th of
July.
They have also issued special rate tick
cts to Findlay from all stations between
Fremont and Lima, good for the 9Th
and 9TH. This will afford excellent IA
cilitics to those wishing to attend the
unveiling of the Soldiers Monument at
this place on Tuesday July 9th.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
Sheriff S Sale.

Simon iSlafer Ggail.t DaIsiel BltrBadH.
IN pursuanee ofan execution issued from the
4 Clerks Office Ofthe Court OF Common Pleas.
Of Hancock County. Ohio, on the I'd day OF
May. a ID. 1915, and TO me directed In the ease
sale at the door OF fthe Court House in the town
of Findlay Ohio. on Saturday. the 10Th day of
JuIy.A A. ID 1875. at one O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day, the following personal property,
fo-uit: One hay horse. one gray mare, and one
wagon. Taken as the property OF Daniel Rur-
man 10 satisfy an execution In favor of simon
Shafer. SAMUEL ~ KEs.
Sheriff of Hancock County, D.
Sherin's Office, Findlay, OhiO.l
July I, A ID. 1876 july 22w
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Accident near McComb.

Last Tuesday, as Mr.. WM. PRICE, who
lives northwest OF McComb, was coming
to Findlay in twohorse carriage, ac-
eompanied by Mrs. CHAMPION and Mrs.
DIR. DEAN, when short distance cast of
MeComp in passing loaded wagon their
vehicle was upset in the ditch, disloca-
ting Mrs. beans ankle and breaking her
arm, and dislocating the wrist of GEORGE
CHAMPION, son of Mrs. CHAMPION.
We have not learned as To where the
blame rests for this unfortunate occur
rcncG,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
Grain Prospects.

In some localities wa think the earli-
est wheat viii he ready 20 cut by the
middle of next week. We hear a little
complaint Of rust, but trust that the
damage will not amount to much. There
is no doubt more cheat in The wheat in
this county tl,is yeaI iI,an usual, Lgt we
think IEOt enough to do any serious dam
age, as it appears to he confined to only
IA few l0caliiies.
There has been a vast amount OF rain
ia some parts of the county, which has
retarded the cultivation OF corn, while in
other localities it has been more season.
able and corn locks cleaE and we'll. Ow-
ing to the lateness OF the season, corn is
backward, but it stands even and is a
good color.
Oats, flax and potatoes are looking
well, and the fqrmers as y general rule
feel in excellent spirits.
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F. ". GOULD
"a Porry Street, TOLEDO, o.

All orders from "a distance promptly execu-
ted. For information inquire of FRANK
MAEKLE, FIndlay, Ohio April l. 7i-l5m
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Right Under the SOand Of the Hammer Of
the Russell and the Buckeye Works.

Last week, at Massillon, Stark county,
Ohio, within the sound uf lie hammer of
the Russell and the BdcIeye Reaper and
Mower Works, the agent Of the "Champi-
on Reaper and Mower delivered FORTY
machines 10 purchasers IN that Immediate
vicinity. The champion" sells everywhere.
From the above facts it will be seen that
neither the Buckeye nor the Russell sell
well where they are best known.
The Champion" Reaper and Mower
keeps unsullied its name by conquerire e.
erywhere.
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4indiap gefersouian.
FiudIay. d.. July 2. 1873.
New Advertisements

Samuel Myres-Sherifs Sale
Charlie ilali & CO-S0ldiers' Monument
Samuel Nyrc--rSllcTiH sale
Patterson & WiaacrS-f ash store.
f'iH1ay II ,ndic Go -i.al.b-. IS a.i.icd.
Inc,,r Nii.ag..o Of Findsy- -Oniiuancc.
local BJsINE-- NOTICES.
Women, Temperance League Lunch
A W spain Nnie- Lost
NIccr-clIaum-J. y M~trtrLau
Lutheran ChHrcii--~rcili
John Carpenter stray t.BI'
oid white Corner Important Il, i.usaI.
SclIuleT BrOs-Ici. Cram
Champion Marii Co--AuOii.r Trump &.
pid y hiie Conner The iira-an
Schulrr Bros Cold Lunch
kunZ * Morri~uu-G Fiiiin"
SchuleT Bros i fireworks
Old White CuFnrr-iru Days.
SchulrT BrNs -i,mDnaGc
hunZ * Morrison Slnvr-. Tinwarc, etc
Henry GUHincr-N liealcr & Wilson Sew
ng Machiu,.-
u Fcllers s CD.-FIrcwnrks
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
Sheriff S Sale.

Raiey & U,UpLe d0di'ssf JIeob BeH,1e=.
n n pursuaEc Ofan execution issued from the
I Clerks Office Of he Court OF Common Pleas
of Hancock county, Ohio. on the l9th day Of
June, A. h. $50, and TO I1e directed In the ease
heTeinanOvs named, 1 will expOse at PuDiic
sale, At the door Of the Court House, in the
tow O. OF Findlay, chic. on Saturday. the 10Th
day OfJuly, A. ID l575, at one O'Clock in tine al
tsTnnnn Of s1id day. the following perEODal
property. tO-Wit: One uOZen Chairs and Four
E,-tl>fcsisis taken As the property OF Jacob Ben
der to satisfy an execution in favor Of Bailey
q Marble. SAMU FL AGRES,
Sheriff Of n mock Co., o.
Sherif's ONCE. FIndlay, Ohio,
July l, A. ID. ls75. Jaly2-2w
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Important Removal

The fine and we'll -.l.Ctu,t stock of Goods
now contaue.s Ia Old " iite Corner will be
sold a, ii S;.rriiiCC for few days, and will
then he removed to the rooms Immediately
hack of Old White Corner, in rooms witt,
Agricultural store of kOb 81 Palmer where
we will be pleased to see all Of Gus old Gus
toners. and 10 n.any new ones as wish iOci
dvd iargqins in Dry Goods, CtGikins, Etc.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02

FLANNELs at 40 cts. per yard at the Find
lay Wooden Mills. Five per. cent off on all
goods for cash, or its equivalent. Special
inducements given to parties who wish to
buy by the bolt Cash paid for wool at
Market rates. WIN. ANDERSON IL Co.
June I1-4
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The following notes: One on John W.
Davis dated Dec. 10, 1874 calling for $50;
one on the same dated April ,, 1879, calling
for $3.50; one on James Wilson, dated April
l, 1873, calling for S400; and two on Goc
Myers, calling for SlGG sc each, Of watch
| have forgotten the dates. Persons are
cautioned against buying said notes, as pay
mcnt has been stopped.
w A. w. SPAHR, Arcadia, o.
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Stray Colt.

\ twO-year-old left my farm in Van
Buren, township, Putnam county, last We'd
nesday. Dun mare colt with line on back.
VIII pay liberal reward for any informa-
ton concerning it. JOHN CARPENTER,
1w Leipsic, Putnam Co., Ohio.
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HAVING his business so arranged that his
expenses are not large, and no one to divide
small profits with; never knowingly misrep-
reSenting goods, and dealing fairly with ev-
eryonc, are very good reasons why Schwab
sells Boots and Shoes cheap. ShOe-shOp in
rear of stOre-rOOm.
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Hancock Lodge 10. Q. E. Election.

At regular meeting of Hancock Lodge
No 73, held Tuesday night last, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the cn-
suing term:
NJ G.-Hr. q. ". galloway.
Y. a.-E,, q. ReWoife.
Secretary Klamroih.
Bro, NJ. d. HAMMOND, of Mt, Rlnn
ohard, y. p. q. NJ, will INSTALL the Off
GERS OF this District as follows:
Fountain, No. 353, Friday, July 2.
Arcadian, No. 595, Saturday, July 3.
Rawson, No. 56l, Wednesday, July Z.
McIomh, No. a5i, thursday, .JulyS
Hayward, No. G33, Friday, July 3.
Comet, No. ai4, Saturday, Fully 10.
iIanuook; no. Is, 'rurS,i'y, July Ia.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-02
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large PLAIN Mccrschaum Pipe, between
the Clambcrlin Hill and where Geo. BigCs
lives, on the Port Clinton road, on Sunday,
May 80, 1879. If the finder will retura ihe
same TO the JEFE. Office he wiz b. properly
rewarded DP !. VI. MCCRACFEE,
June - '7j--2w Portage, q.