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As INTERESTING CASE is to be tried at
Dover, during court it is said. It i, that of
the heirs OF Henry Stout, deceased, v. Rev.
Henry p. Hall The Errry Er2og thus
speaks of the case: Mr.. Stout was noted
citizen of Dover years ago, and left quite n
large estate at his dccrasc. Several years
since hi- daughter married Rev. Mr.. Hail. a
PRESBYTERIAN minister Mrs. II. having
died giving birth to child, (which i also
dead suit i, brought by the other heirs for
the purpose of disl,"escS,ing Mr.. Hall Of his
interest in his late wiic's property. The
case rests entirely upon the fact whether
the child was born alive, and the result
will depend altogether upon medical tosti-
mony. Should the testimony show that
the child was dead when born. the property
will revert to the other heirs. according tc
! tho laws Of Delaware. The counsel engaged
are Hon. Joseph 7. 'onesyS, iur heirs, anc
Hon. Y. Is. Smithers and Edward Ridgely
Esq, for Mr.. Hall. Much interest is felt il
the result of the trial.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

>rH,Nl>G N:o;T Pr>.HIs,, IL" agricultural
edit. or f. E..,., wlif"-;
'r,aeir., are NOT injured hy even a
.ryrl, rr..,lr with the thermolnctrr d""n
10 % d.4i,.,-. Will. the blossom j. rnr.,,,d
IN I'll, roI,z. lm ar" th,y injured - diy
trr,yn. Bu. when III. blossom i opened
partially and frrrz, succeeds rain. til" tru.i
IS v,,E likely to b. killed ia the germ.
This wa~ Observable. April l?:h. l>74, when
: .J,ria Of rain end sl,", from the North,
inIa-- rol:iu,'tla, mata counter
Storm urar Dover Nlcct ana a." covered
ia" tree, in the lower part OF the $J:tr.
wI.r.. tn. fruit wa al killed Iv tine I,.r<r
wherever the buds v,n' in the partially
ci,.-j e;atr. iNt IN ia" northern pan, Of
TN. STATE wIcro the hl">-uIi was still ml.
"le.nrl, though the tr,r1. Wa more severe.
II, injury va, done.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
CLOSING OUT At COST!

The ENllItE -T"r X rT GOODS Nr~I BEtin-tp
ct ~ iilE FIRST OF VI NN, II l>-5
tp\~I~i l\...R%
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

DE PmdErS-rhc Elkton DD,ort," "f
last Saturday published the following item:
The NJ f. Church of this town is still
without Il pastor. The Rev. Mr., Ph".lue.
who was consigned to this place 10y tn"
Conference. was rejected hy the church,
not. however. Lorausc they did not iil"
hin-for they look upon him a. good
man and good preacher, and under amy
other circumstances would gladly hnyr
taken hnn a. their ra>tor-hut h"rau~r
they were 50 badly treated ly the Bishop.
1t app cars that from the time Conference
,,nyrncd up to within an hour of adjourn
mcllt it va, L,,or' that the Rev. Mr. Rjd@'~
way Dhr Eavin. been asked forl was to L"
H.. la,tor having been put down for this
l,.o .r Hut when III" appointments were
r,al il Va tl...n discovered that Mr.. Phu-
ialS, VINO wa. 1t first consigned to Laurel.
Del. wa~ aGu kcd down for Flkton. It thie
had l,,.n liz. n-t ;imc that this church
ha3 len imposed upon. nothing would
have hr,u ~aii about il. but ii has been 81
from tin.r t. tr"r. Ii Nh Ph"'hu- had at
first lrcil ..i..r.l.t,d instead Of Mr.. Rid@c-
way. it would l,v,, hr,u all right. But il
WA, known that Mr. Rd2.way Wa 81
down for E,r-. and when. at the eleventh
hour, it wa~ discovered that the Bishop la
made the change which t,lt Nh Pho.hur
to Ellton. eyylyiaGy WA. surprised.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

". T. 4. H~Djrork@ N.,r J.l,L. .~..
tLe mas. ,L9ot =" bo,.t. llr h'- th, til.,-t
stock at tin. lowest price.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

Quick -alc- and small profit i"r r4-h ,
he motto Of Cahoum d son. D"v,r. D-I
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08
1ird.

BICKELHAUPT-At her residence, ir
FIndlay, October ), 1875, after an illness Of
two days, Catherine, wife of John Bickel-
haupt, Sr., aged 81 years, months and -
days.
Mrs. Bickelhaupt was born IN Germany,
in 1920, and had been in this county about
seventeen years.
POWELL-Tuesdaym morning, Sept. %,
1915, at her residence, in Litchlield, Hills
dale county, Michigan, Catherine 5. Powell
wife of Emanuel Powell, aged 81 years, 3
months and Il days'
She leaves a husband and two children to
mourn, but not as those that have no hope.
GOUCHER-On Sunday morning, Oct.3,
1879, at her residence, in Findlay, of chron-
ic diarrheoa and drOpsy, Mrs. Margaret
Goucher. widow of the late DIR. GOucher, in
the 10th year of her age.
Deceased was born in COlumbiana county,
Ohio. in lSOj. Was united to David Couch
er in 1880. She was the mother of six chill
dren. two of whom survive her. She was a
faithful wife usl loving mother, and her
death has left a vo;d never to be filled. De
ceased has been 81 resident of this city for
twenty-seven years, and consistent mem,
Der of the N. Z. Church for many years
and died in The triumph of her faith.
SELBACH-At her residence, in Findlay,
October l 1875, Matilda, wife Of F. ". Sci
bach, aged AZ years and mouths.
Mrs. S. was born in Elberfield, Germany
May %, 1892. She had been in this county
seventeen years.
COLLINS.-At the residence of her hus
band, in McCOmb, o., Thursday, Sept. 80
1915, Mrs. Rebecca Collins, aged 90 years
8 months and 10 days.
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Syncd Of Toledo.

Syncd Of Toledo.
The Synod of To edo. of the Presby-
terian Church, viii convene in the 1. t
Presbyterian Church of Findlay on next
Thursday evening, at 1-2 o'clock.
Tie Synod is composed of 50 minis
ters and corresponding mum Der of
elders. IL will continue n session about
three days. The occasion is expected TO
be one of much interest
la addition to the regular business of
the Synod the following special exercis-
Is are appointed:
Op. ming Sermon by Rev J. H. Sher-
rard, Bucyrus, o.
Friday, ii a M-''The need of
tA-rr'''-'' --rsOI al conservation" Rev.
i. n. won, d. d., Norwalk, o.; Rev |.
q. Hall, kenton, Ohio.
Friday, 4 II. M.-.'How to develop
the latent power Of the Church" w.
w. Williams, ID. d., Toledo, o.; G. l..
Kalb, ID. d., Bellefountaine, o.
Friday, 712 p. M.-'Systematic Be
nevolence." Rev J. T. Pollock, Tifiin,
O.; Rev. b. w. SlagIe, Defiance, O
Saturday, j \. M.-'.The best meth.
cd OF preaching" Rev Geo. Van Enan-
Findlay, o.; Rev. X. Il. Moore, Tiflin,
..
Saturday, 1-2 p. M.-''Preparatory
Sermon" Rev. VIM. NJ. CIaybaugh,
Urbana, o.
Saturday Evening. TO reach
the neglected classes" Rev. ID. Van
Dyke, of FostOria, o., in the chair
Sabbath, Oct. II, 10 1 2 \. M.-Ser-
mon by Moderator.
Sabbath, 3 1-2 p. M.-Commnnion.
Sabbath Evening Discus
sion, ''HOw to secure general revival
of religion" Rev. j. p. Lloyd, of Ma
poleon, in the chair.
4, A II: HoLLYDAY' Committee
NJ. GRAY. Arrangements.
On Friday, at 10 A. NJ, DIR. f. f.
ElIinwood, of New York, the distinguish
ed and eloquent Secretary of the Board
of Foreign Missions on appointment to
address the Synod.
Different pulpits in the place will be
filed on Sabbath by ministers of the
Synod.
The public is invited TO attend all the
the exercises.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08
No,ice 90 COnfracfors.

GEALED proposals will be received &c tho
- Office of ths Clerk OF the Board of Educa-
ttOn of Cass township, Hancock county, until
- O'Clock tnoOnl on the 9Th day OF November
A. ID. lSZ, 'Or the building of brick school
house in sub-district No. 5, in said township,
according to the plan and specihcatis n on die
at said office Each bid must contain tie
name of every persons interested in the same
and be accompanied by a sufficient guarantee
OF some distnterested person that IL the bid ~
accepted a contract Will be entered into; and
Beard will meet at the school house In said
sub-district on The 9Th day OF November, 1875
at o'clock, +. NJ, TO open and read said pro
pOsals. None but the lowest responsible bid
will be accepted, and the Board may reject all
bids. By order Of the Board of Educaiio ion.
OctSw4 A. II. COBB, Clerk. q,
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DRIFT.

p
Big rain last Wednesday.
The matrimonial market is improving,
as winter advances.
We Will publish the premium list of
the Fair next week.
Next Tuesday is election day. Letn
Republican remain away from the polls.
Court of Common Pleas commences
next Wednesday. Judge Pillars will pre-
side.
You will find everything you want in
the line of groceries, provisions and
queensware at Green, Davis & Co. 5
Their prices have been put down to
''hard pan. Give them a call before
purchasing.
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FISnLAY TO CAEKY.-TrainsI leave FIndIay
sl5 ana, ,I2J0 M, arrive in Carey at l0.I5 aIa.s
l.5O pm.
CAREY TO oFISDLAY.-Trains leave Carey sg
I0.45 am. and BOO PM, arriving in Finelay as
II. IS am, and 400 pm.
sMeals. Nos. 8. and 10 run daily. all othss
trains daily except sunday.
Parl0r Coaches on Nos 5 and 9, between San
duSky and Cincinnati. Sleeping Coaches ON
Nos. 3 and 10 between SaDdasky and CtneiB-
natl Through COaeAes On Nos. 8. 8, f5 ard 10.
between Sandusky and Columbus; Ou Nos ID.
II. Is and Is between Columbus aud C1ncsn
natl aud on Nos. -. 80. IL and u between
BelleiOntaine and Columbia
CHAS- HOWARD, super ntendent.
H. u. BRONaON. nsfTIeket Agt.
DEWI IT c. BRowS. Gen'l Manages.
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exhibited good collection of fine house
furniture JOHN Adams & Co. had
specimens IF their galvanized cori,ice
canspicuon>ly displayed A display of
Harness and SaddIery, from the estab-
lishInent of g. w. RuhI, presented a
handsome appearance. Harry Bates ex-
llibi;ed "a zine lot OF Gas aud Steam fit
tiugs and the Roswell Heater
FLORAL HALL.
The X.ibi-ion ~ Floral Hail va, tru.
ly beau ilul one. The number and
beaut! of the articles OF domestic manu-
facture was remarked by all present
during the fair. The arrangement of
the articles was excellent, each one be-
ing placed in such way as TO show it to
the best aivantage. We have not space
to give a description in detail. There
was good show of musical Inerchan-
disc from the establishments of Albert
Bohrer and F. w. Selbach. w. l..
Miller displayed fine case of fancy
goods in the hail. Anderson, Winders
& Co and Elmes & Post, also had large
displays of goods which attracted much
attention. L. b. Zay exhibited large
collection of photographs and oil paint
ings. ID. C. Connell displayed a fine
assortment of chromos, picture frames,
and fancy goods. Mr.. J. Benin had a
fine case OF pastry bread, etc on show.
There were large number of other ar
ticles on exhibition, but we could not
learn the names of the owners.
FINANCIALLY
The fair was success, the receipts being
considerably in excess of the expendi-
lures.
EVERYTHING PASSED CFF QUIETLY,
Notwithstanding the large crowd, and
the best of order prevailed.
THE ENTRIES BY CLAsSEs.
We give below the number of entries
l. a,
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RGlalliGal he GtingS.

There viii b. meetings "f the Repub-
licans cf Hrnoock county at iiro follow
ing times and places:
ORANGE CENTRE, Saturday even
ing, October 9th
Sit. BLANCHARD. SATURDAY even
ing, October 9fh
BENTON RIDGE. Monday evening,
October liih
REEDSCO#NEES. Monday evening,
October llth.
Good speakers viii be in attendance
and address these meetings BY order
REP CESTRAL COMMITTEE.
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An Important Fact.

The voluntary testimony of thousands estab
fishes beyond all doubt a fact OF vital impOr-
tanca to the sick and debilitated. viz. tnat
HOstetter's stomach BitterS is an abSO4 ute spe-
cfiic for remitfent and intermittent fever, dys-
pepsia. constipation, biliCusneSs, mental de-
preston sleepIessness, chronic diarrhea, and
all diseases Of the stomach, liver and bowels
The unmedIcated stiDulants nsuaIly pre-
scribed in these cases only lyagEravate The syinp-
toms, instead of removing them. The Bifters
on the cont. AIRY, act as q corrective and invig-
GRANT, without producing the unpleasant and,
tice. The action Is mild and soothing to the
irritated stomach and bowels, promoting di-
geStion and preventing fiatuleney nausea
headache and all intestinal irregularities. A
wineglaSsful before meals greatly assists diges-
ton, The conyalesccnt may use them with
great benefit, as a means of restoring strength
ana cheerfulneSs.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08


About o'clock, last Friday morning,
some scoundrei entered the house of
DAVID DowIYG, E.q, in Blanchard
township, and stole SIS in money and
two coats belonging 10 a couple of paint
ers who were working al AZ. as. Ihe
burglar entered tine house through a
window. The fellow as he entered the
house picked up corn cutter and drop
ped il as lac left MIR y. tracked the
thief ia the direction Of FindIay, but lost
AL trace Of him near Maple Grove Gem
aIery.
On the same day the house OF SAM
UEL MoYER, Who lives ia Marion town
ship, on the Tinin road was entered and
s. in silver, $40 greenbact, and 50 in
Aiekies stolen.
IN our West Independence letter two
other burgla.ries are described.
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Total number of entries .......
GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT BEN

GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY All BEN
TON.
In obedience to extensive bidding, the
Apostles of the Patent Greenback Ge-
CHAN Democracy, put in their appear.
ance, Cardinal Glessner and our ever
so much hurt friend H. Brown, alone
embodying the solemn importation from
Findlay The hour of meeting came,
but TO unterriiied came to the awful
scratch. The aforesaid sought faithful
ly but in VAIN for their hosts. Matters
at this stage looked fearful, and it was at
last agreed to have n bar room speech,
and such it was. Father Brown dilated
to crowd of about twenty, mostly
grinning Republicans.
At an early hour this brace of Jewels
left mournfully,
Feeling like one who stands alone
In some Banquet Hall deserted,
Whose lights have fed,
Whose garlands dead
And all but he departed
As they left, our KIND friends bid a
peaceful farewell to these 'Iast Roses
of SIMMER"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08

HURRAH Boys; come on,we are all going
to the Cheap Cash Store of Hume Sc Hall
for new boots. Some of us got fooled last
winter; we did't go there, and so we got
poor ones. Those that did go, got such nice
ones, that wore 4 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, 1875-10-08
THAT SPECIAL ELECTION.

There was a special election for Bor-
ough Clerk last Monday Mr.. PAUL ].
SoURs was the Republican candidate
and Mr.. FRANK KARsT, Jr., the Demo
cratic candidate. The former was cleo
ted by 137 majority.
The Courier says ''the editors of the
JEFF. telegraphed all over the country
as Republican victory"
Those JEFF editors affiict the Courier
men even in their dreamsl While we
would be perfectly willing to father the
dispatch, eandor compels US TO say that
weknew nothing of it until We saw it in
the daily papers.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08

CRAMER - BURMAN On Thursday,
September 80, 1915, at the Office Of the ofli-
ciating magistrate, hy \. o. Ballard, Esq,
Mr.. John Cramer and Miss Isabella Burman-
E-WHISTLER-At the same
time and place by the same officer, MIR. Doc
tor George, of Henry county, and Esther
Whistler, of Benton Ridge.
SEBASTIAN - BRADFORD - At the
same time and place,by the same officer, Mr..
Henry Sebastian and Miss Aurella Bradford.
ER-HARRISON-At Union Chap
el, near Touchdown, Ohio, on Sabbath, DC
tObcr 3, 1915, by Rev w. NJ. Cramer, MIR.
VIM Fogler and Miss Margaret Harrison, all
of Hancock county.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
The following is n list OF marri; &c Ii
cgnses issued by Judge HUFFMAN durini
the month of September:
John w. MusgrOve and Emma Moore.
Henry d. Bishop and Martha f. Alspach-
Dixon Wise and Mary 4. ESterly.
Jay T. Latshaw ahd Mary Graroweil,
NJ. ). Williamson ana Ella Watson.
NJ. Misamore and Sylvia A. Roush!er.
Ira Ualdwalladcr and Millie Hartman.
Thomas Ramsey and Laura Rollins.
John II. Mooney and Mary Z. Orwick.
Cyrus ii. Carr and Sarah V. Taylor.
L. ID. Snyder and Minerva +. Carlin.
Samuel H. Critics and $ Jennie Poe.
Jacob Whistler and Eliza A. Bridgeman.
q. w. Showalter and Cynthia Dunlap.
Franklin FOgle and Elizabeth Lewis.
Joseph Staldt and Minnie Wenai,
o. p. Crawford and COrinda g. Cooper.
Chas. O. Bennct and Mary ]. Trackicr,
II. R. Sebastian and l.. A. Bradford.
Peter Young and Margaret Which
Paul Deveny and Sarah Kelton.
John Creamer and Isabel J. Burman.
Enoch ID. Mead and Mary NJ EberSole.
Edward George and Esther Whistler.
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Fair and Festival.

Fair and Festival.
The Fair and Festival given by the
Catholic Church of Findlay at WheeIer's
Hall on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings of last week and
Monday evening of this week, was, in
most respects, a success. and altogether,
a very pleasant affair. A number of
very handsome presents were voted for
as follows: A China tea set to the most
popular married lady; a checker stand
to the most popular young man; a sill
yer trumpet to the most popular fire
company; toilet case to the most pop
ular young lady, and a writing desk for
the most popular teacher
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Farm for Sale.

offer my farm for sale. lying five miles
east of FIndlay, near the Tifiin road, con-
tanning eighty acres. well improved, thor
oughly underdrained. Good never-failing
hard and soft wafer. Plenty Of good tim
Der, and two orchards of choice fruit, and
good buildings. Terms viii be made rea-
sOnable. HENRY Brown.
OctSW2
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08

SIX Republicans and six Democrats
listened to tile ponderous arguments of
three Democratic Stumpers at Cass Cen
ter, the other evening. At last young
Republican took up the argument and
worsted ali three of the champions of
Democracy
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THE residents Of East Lincoln street
are complaining that the parties having
in charge the work Of uIcadamizing that
street are not pushing tie work forward
according 80 CONTRACT. Tie work has
been 50 much delayed That during the
Fair tie street was impasslble. Let the
work be pushed forward more rapidly.
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Broken Stone Z

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. c. Wilson at
prices to suit purchasers.
Good Block Stone delivered at 50 cents
per perch.
Stone Broken by the Breaker, delivered
at 81 per perch. Screened, free from all
dirt and dast, 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, 1875-10-08
Coral Bnsiress HotireS
The Wallace Sisters Jennie, Minnie
aud Ma1d

These celebrated sisters, supported by a
powerful company, complete orchestra, and
superb military band, will appear at Me
lOdeon Hall, on Saturday, Oct 10th. Re
served seals will be placed at ConnePs Book
Store. where diagram of the Hall may be
consulted.
The Wallace Sisters will produce their big
success, ''Minnie's Luck, or the Ups and
Downs Of City Life" dramatiZatiOn by John
Brougham, written especially for them, and
meeting with unqualified success.
The visits of such companies TO Findlay
are like those OF the angels, few and far be-
tween, and we bespeak for the talented trio
a crowded house.
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REPUBLICANS of Hancock, you have
an unexceptiOnal State and county tick
ct, and it should be your pride to work
for it with all your might. See to it that
every Republican vote is pOIIed on the
18th OF October next.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08

DIR. w. B. MCCRUM, of Columbus,
Ohio, is in town. stopping at the Bel
ding House Dr. McCrum is one of the
most skilled and scientific vetrinary sur
geons in America. We have known him
personally for number OF years past,
and have seen many OF the remarkable
cures Of diseased horses which he las
performed
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Being

Now ready for business, we would b,
pleased to have everybody to take a look
through our New ''Old White Corner" ex
anime the nice stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, &c. &C.,
and be astOnished at the low prices.
Old White COrnerl Old White Corner!
Old White Corner Oct1-2t
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s 6. Concert


The S. S. concert at Trinity Evangeli-
cal Church, last Sabbath evening, was
very pleasant affair Miss MAGGIE
LITZENBERG ofIiciated at the organ, and
the singing was very fiue. The large
audience appeared TO ENJOY the music
and speeches very much.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08

An expectaLt bride says. entering the
Cheap Cash Store OF Hume & Hall, Il an
told by all my friends that have been here,
that you keep the incest late styles of millI-
merry, and sell wedding outfits complete,
much cheaper than Others, and having to
buy quite bill Of nice goods, J will get
them here.
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Ifre SforE .1HarEfts.
NEW YORK, October z.

CATTLE-Receipts 1912 head, making the
total for the week thus far 3, 500, against g.
$50 in the same time last week. The quail
tv was mainly inferior. The market was
extremely dull and weak at a reduction from
Monday of &c, the largest reduction being on
Texas and Cherokee cattle and inferior and
common natives. Strictly prime and extra
native steers at 124@i24c; fair TO good at
1I1@12c; poor 20 medium at HOLT; poor
to fair through Texans and Cherokee cattle
at 74@SIc;
HoGs-Receipts to-day $3.50 head, making
the total for the week thus far Il, $50 head,
against {, ,240 fer the same time last week.
Live hogs at SIC for heavy state Dressed
at lO4@5c.
CHICAGO, October z.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day 5000 head The
market was dull, weak and unchanged. Ship
ments 1850 head.
HoGs-Receipts to-day IL, 600 head. The
market was weak, unsettled and Zoe lower.
Sales of light;weights at s. 50Gs7 81; heavy
at 81 25d7 90; choice Philadelphia a. 50,
80; shippers at So 50S7 %. Shipments g.
900 head.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, October Z.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day 306 head, max
ing 1929 for the past three days. Very little
business was done and buyers have all gols
home The pens are well cleared, most OI
the unsold cattle being shipped east. Price.
are unchanged from yesterday The mar
ket was very dun.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 4475 head, maxim.
10140 for the past three days. Sales o
Workers at s. OO@7 Gj; Philadelphia a
SO 2J@S 50.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08

MALTBY's Celebrated Fresh Baltimore
Oysters. The largest cans, and filed with
the best oysters at
CHARLIE HALL & Cos.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08

WERE you at the fair? Did the splen-
did display made by the farmers and
manufacturers look as though the coun-
try was ruinedl 20 read the Courier
OF last week one would suppose Hancock
county was on the verge of bankruptcy.
What stuff!
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-08
Front Face.

We are glad to announce that Old White
Corner is once more open to the public.
They have the incest room in town and a
splendid stock of Goods.
Don't fail to call Oct1-2t