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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Presiding Justice.

For Presiding Justice.
we are authorized and requested to an
candidate for justice OF the peace in precinct
NO. presiding Justicel, Dallas county, to
M the vacancy occasiOned by the resigns
tion OF Hon. Jno. d. Kerfoot.
For Mayer.
We are authorized to announce the name
OF w. ROBERT rs an iudependent candb
date for Mayor, at the ensuing April cleo
ton.
Of We are . a1th9rized to announce the name
at the ensuing April election.
Assessor and Collector.
AT the solicitation OF many business men
ana friends, present my name as a candi.
date for City Assessor and Collector, election
In April. Respectfully,
G. ID. STEPHENSON.
Dallas, February y, 1876.
we are anthori.ed TO announce the name
OF sEoRGE SHIELDS as candidate for
the once OF city assessor and collector, at
me ensuing election, subject, however, 70
tne nomination OF convention or primary
erection, provided spch convention IL held.
We are authorized 10 announce THOMAS
~ hhEiOA, the present insaiabeut can
di,Nte ior reelection.
City Treasurer.
We are authorized and requested TO an.
noumce DR., DAVID KING as a candidate
40. l,easurer OF the city Of Dallas, at the ap'
preaching municipal election in ipriJ next.
We are authorized and resuested 10 an.
nounce ROBERT III. west as a candidate
Tor reelection to the office of Treasurer Of
the city OF Dallas, at the ensuing election In
hpril, subject TO the action OF primary cleo
'oh' OF convention, should one be held.
City Engineer.
CLARENCE COLEMAN announces him.
seIi Us candidate for the Office Of City In.
g,heer, subject to the action of primary
eieotioh, or democratic convention, should
city Marshal.
are authorized to announce the name
OF JUNE PEAK az a candidate for reelec.
non i' 20 ine Office OF city marshal, subject 70
one be held.
We are authorized 10 announce the name
vi !" VI. NLAIR as "a candidate tor the Of
ne OF Guy marshal at the ensuing election,
s ,'n;yt 10 tbe nomination Of Il convention OF
Is held. "''" 0o'
we are authorized aud requested TO an.
bounce u. Ii. MCCONNELL as candidate
Iyf ..ity Marshal, at the ensuing municipal
al subject TO the decision Of primary
e'e'''oh OF convention, should one be held.
city Attorney.
We are authorized to announce CHAb.
z nLD. TUCKER as a candidate for city
a,uorney, subject TO a democratic conveir
we are authorized and requested TO aii'
~ nee W. NJ. EDWARDS as candidate
'rf e-eieetion TO the office OF attorney OF the
ty DALLAS, ut the ensuing municipal
ectlA n.
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Howard W, Peak, fsqu of foH Woth' q
en authorised travelling a2mi ~ lhf palle'
Herald, fnm ms deie unlii iunhef notice.
4. ", tWlApkLiS,
December ~, lhli,
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aailg gerald.


"a sssiasaes, eesnsT rafihf H,Fnn'
ead Houston streets, egabFeFiHK Halt q
sierh ~ EFsaHa, niih srii nnisiifH
sae-sisFy ana bassmeni f"ri4fe"fsfi'
bniiainE, ana al necessary "Hi'liniid
isgs, eie. Aa eaFiy appiiranl mas ~
care harFain,
$50, W, swIsDELIs
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A SPECIAL CALL.
Meeting Of The Hoard Of Trade, and { H.
liens GENERALLY, Thursday / r. NJ,
February 2dlh,

Ihsm VIII be- d special meelins u lhe
members ~ the Board 81 Trade. ANA ellzena
seHerally AZ lF,A, IhuF'dayi February -dlh
instant, ~ the rooms Of The board over
Messra, schneider s Davis % lake into con-
alteration matters u importance relating u
lhe board aud the general business Interests
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"NeurII.'
Instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
9Odly ii. c. HOSKlNS, Agent Tor Dallas.
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FoIs RENT.

~ ellible once on tho second floor ofth'
Herald building, Apply ~
HERALD OFFICE,
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lO1 MnIII hlreHl

will sell more goods for one dollar than
any house in the city of Dallas.
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city Attorney.

A NNu. Il srATEMENTs, Warehouse Re.
"A ceipts. Bills OF Lading and Dfay r.
ceiptr proiA pty and ehespty printed d ~
HIN Aim NJ 0fPI0E.
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FOR SALE,
The Gr,,iohneid House.
For tsnua Apply 20
80 cRuTcHflELp, o.
GAsION a THOMAS,
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CITY BUSINESS.
"MUSlC HATH CHARMS To
SOOTHE THE SAVAG T.
gkNsgys -

Afine stock ofviOlins, guitars,
flutes, banjOs. accOrdeOns, har-
mOnicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string in the city.
PIERCE IL LYLE.
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city Scrip
For sale in lots to suit. Apply at THE
HERALD office.
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a GALL.
To The Hon, John D, KerfoOt.

We, The undersigned citizens " Dallas, an.
pleeiaEing your course ~ all times while all.
Ing HE ofiieas Of Justice Of the peace aud pre,
siding justice ~ Dallas county, respectfully
solicit YOU 10 become candidate Tor The
oliiee Of Mayor -four eily, heIe pledgng You
Qua earnest support IN The canvass, and our
~. -. L d. ~ LILLIAN.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
The Domestic, Remington.

And other First-Class Machines at
Dec3tf kIMMEL'S,
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a Street RcW-As to a Policeman.

There was little row on Main Street.
near the cp-ier of Sandusky, Wednes-
| day aftern on, which created considera
ble excitement. One of the parties was
as drunk as billed owl, = and properly
belonged in the calaboose. This ben
zineist was very abusive, especially to a
gentleman from the country. whom, after
exhausting all the epithets at his COM
maud, he struck a..heavy blow. Their,
in self defense, the gentleman knocked
the drunken ''rooster" down a couple of
times, which somewhat settled him.
After the trouble was over, policeman
MCKELL put in his appearance, as he
always does when the danger is over, and
when his customary blow and swagger
had somewhat subsided, he coolly re-
marked that, as lie did not see the fuss,
he could make no arrest. We have
noticed several times of late that when
ever poor devil gets too far gone with
rum to make any resistance, "Jimmy"
is very valiant and yanks him into the
calahOose. But, whenever a fellow
shows pluck and NERVE" and is not
SO drunk but that he can take care of
himself, no matter how great a racket is
kicked up, JAMES always has business
down street, or must go around the cor
ner to see man, and never returns un-
ill the rowdy has departed This di-
reelection of duty on his part, has occurr-
ed so often that it is about time that he
was brought TO time or better man
put in his stead. As police officer he is
"a miserable failure
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Ene Sfarh .Wrhrls.
EAST LlBERTy Pa December

EAST LIBERTY, IA, December l.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day zoos head. ma
king $3.50 head thus far This supply is fair
and the demand good. Sales of best at So %;
medium N 81 G0@5 90; common at 81 90;
siockers s3 00@3 80; bulls at 50 OO@4 90.
HoGs-Receipts TO-DAY 47S5 head, making
the total thus far $685. head. Sales of York
ers at 81 OOG7 10; Philadelphia at Z 5O@
10
SHEEP-Receipis to-day $500 head. making
6iOJ head thus far. Selling at 81 OO@j s..
BUFFALO, December l.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day 1858 head. ma
king total for the week thus far 1922 head
The market opened dull and slow. Few
good lots OF shipping cattle offering. Few
buyers present for that class All good cat
tie in the fresh arrivals were through con-
Signments. Sales Of Indiana steers at s. 80
@6 90; Ohio at s. O116 so; Illinois at
81 50@j 20; COWS and heifers at 81 75CGj4 75.
SHEEP AND LAaBs-Receipts to-day 4400
head, making the total for the week thus far
II 200 head. The market opened slow The
Attendance Of bayers was slim. Prices were
weak for western sheep Sales of Michigan
sheep at 81 30; Indiana 1T 81 0O@4 80;
Ohio at 81 09Sj Co
HoGs-Receipts to-day 5000 head, making
tAA- tOteAA ltA tilt NGGn tAlN-' AOOVp
The market was fairly active. Workers at
81 l0@7 %; the demand for heavy hogs
was fair; no good lots Offering; few loads
medium 10 fair sold at 81 l5@7 81.
CHICAGO, December l.
CATTLE-Receipis 1900 head. The mar
ket was dull. No good extra cattle on sale
Sales to Pittsburg buyers of common to fair
COWS and light s;eers at 81 1904 S744; sa les
Of medium to good shippers at 81 12l(95 80
The market closed quiet and weak. chip
ments loco head.
Receipts to-day 30 600 head. Tho
market was dull and 10 cents lower, anG
weak with a downward tendency. Sales ol
packers at So 7jG7 CO; extra Philadelphis
at s. 1907 50. The market closed quiet
Shipments 5000 head
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head. The mar
ket was firm and steady and demand good
Sales at 50 374@5 10. Shipments 400 head
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03

Progress is slow in some parts of Eng
land The boot-black i a very old in
Stitution OF London, yet in the chief town
of the westernmost county of England,
with population of nearly 1900, the
boot black is so rare phenomenon that
when one strayed into the town about
three weeks since and commenced oper-
aiion he wa hauled te-ore the magistrate
by the constable on the charge of ''clean-
ing a young ''fellow'c boots, with lot
of other people around him. AS he
had been cautioned" by the constable
on entering the town. the wicked boot
black was ordered to leave the limits of
the corporation. The people of Tudor
must clean their own boots or wear
them muddy.
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Hunting Match.


The sportsmen of Amanda township
had hunting iuatch on Saturday of
last week. The hunt was conducted
under the same rules as the Others that
have been held in the county. We give
below the number of points made by
each party:
W. F. Snider, Captain, s; Milton
Messanore, 12; a. Slider, 25; H. Rath
burn, s: j. Mackner. 3; WIN. FahI, 5;
]. Williams, 10; p. Treece, 20; Michael
Messamore. 2l; r. G. Bennett, 0. Total,
1l2.
j. p. Lee, Captain, %; Isaac Siddall,
Ii; ID. w. Saucer, 1; Isaac Snider, 6;
j. Campbell, 8; L. Wyant, %; L.
Cleveland, 20; Doc George, IA: l.. C.
Ewing, 5; L. Morehart, o. Total, 110.
The ei:tire party had an oyster supper
at the residence of PETER TREEcE, last
evening, which, from the preparation,
| that We're made, must have been very
pleasant affair
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A Pleasant Time.

4 few members of Findlay Grange,
and others. had pleasant reunion and
dinner at the residence of GRO. w.
POWELL, Esq, in this township, last
TUESDAY After bountifnl dinner, the
gentlemen present spent a short time III
Looking over Mr.. P's. farm, which is a
model one We learn that Mr.. p. has
b Dugiit another fine farm of one hun
dre1 and sixty acres near Bowling
Green. This will be occupied by ten
ant, and is certainly a good investment.
We have few, if any, better farmers than
Mr. p in Hancock County which ac
counts for the fact that lie prospers
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The Best Protection.

The best safeguard against epidemic dis
ease are thorough digestion and firm nerves.
Ii Is because they assure the regular per
Torrance of the digestive process, and in
vigorate the nervous system, that HOstetter's
Stomach Bitters are such a sovereign pro-
teciive against the influences which beeet
intermittent maladies, and those which di-
rectlv affect the stomach and bowels. If
the nerves are healfhfuliy tranquil, the as
similation of food perfect, as they are sure
to be under the influence of this standard
tonic and neryine, malaria may be defied:
and If. in the absence of the most reliable uf
medical safeguards, the system has fallen a
prey to disease of an intermittent type then
Inc Btters will, if persisted in. eradicate
every vestige of the malady. Biliousness.
constipation and dyspepsia yield with eoual
certainty TO the operation of this potent veg-
etahle alternative.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER,
4 NJ. blanchard Physician Arrested aud taken {,
E'sry County Charged with Numbering
F0rmer Partner.

Last Saturday, the Sheriff of Henry
county, assisted by the Marshal of this
city. arrested DIR. D. VI. Fiser. OF Mt.
Blanchard, ona charge OF murder, aud
took him 20 Napoleon. From what we
can learn, DR.. Fiser is charged with
having killed a man with whom he was
in partnership in the drug business. The
crime is said to have been committed
more than a year ago.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
Locomotive Ditched

Last Monday evening, tlIe locomotive
"a Q. 2lwson," of /, Z & L Ry. was
tlIro vn from the track about "A mile and
a half West of BucSilnd Station an
rolling down fifteen foot emtankneni.
turned completely upside down. In the
tanble the cab of the engine was smash
ed in pieces, aud the tender very much
injured. There were twelve men on tie
engine AZ the time of the accident, and
strange to say none of them received
any serious injury. The engine was
backing when the mishap occurred She
has been engaged for some time past in
drawing the wood train Of the road, and
it was the intention of the company tc
send her in to the shop in a short time
for repairs. She will now have to bs
completely overlIauled.
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To-daps 6rain -sHTket

FISDLAY. o., Dec. 2, 1873.
Wheat, old, 81 10, new, 75c.@Sl 90
Corn, shelled, old, soc.
Oats, white, old SOC,
Oats, mixed, PIC
Flax seed, 81 30.
The above prices arc paid to-day by u
W. MYERS, at the L. L. IL l.. Ry elevators
Remarks-NO damp wheat wanted.
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The PULL BACK DREss.-The fash
ions are all the while getting into hot
water. Hoops took it in their day. and
now it is the pull-back style of dress.
Ladies who have any regard for their
health should keep supplied with HALLS
BALsAM, the best remedy for coughs,
colds, and all throat and lung COM
plants. Price, S1.00. Sold everywhere
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
4 DISASTROUS FIRE.
The Large FiOgriay MiiI at VanIue, Bnrns
to the Ground.
Loss sTIaATEo ATsA.0o0

On Monday night la,t the village of
Vaulue, this county, was visited by a
most disastrous confagration which to
tally destroyed the large Touring mill OF
Mr. HOMER VANzANT The fire was
discovered about midnight, and too late
to save the building or contents. as at
that time the flames had progressed SO far
that the roof was falling in. BY stren
uous efforts, however, Oh the part of the
citizens,a lot of hogs confined in "a pen
adjoining the mill were liberated and
prevented from being burned to death.
The loss on building and contents will
aggregate about $1,000. The mill was
not insured. The loss will fall very
heavy on Mr.. VAHzANT, he beiiga young
man just starting in life, and had not, We
understand, the property entirely paid
for
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Sheriff S Sale.
(IS PARTITIoN.)

(IN PARTITIoN.)
Da,leH ". Cass d0dinst Cora Belle FIik, et al.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of SALE
i issued from the Clerks Office Of the Court
OF Common Pleas of Hancock county. Ohio
on the 4th day Of November, A. ID. le15, and TO
me directed. in the case hereinaboye named
will ex pose at Public sale. at the door of the
Court House, in the town OF Fin llay, Ohio, on
Monday, the Sd day Of January, A.D.1s56,
AT One O'Clock In the afternoon of ssid day.
the following real estate, situate In the T. unity
of Hancock and Siats- of OHIO, and b'bundt q
and described a. follow .fO-wst:
The east half %: the southeast qltrter ni
section twsnty-one l2ll, IN 'ovrshiP "ne ,
south range nine 81 east. containing eighiy = >
acres more or less, except Certain parcel 81
said lands described as follows: Beg uning at
the southeast c.rner thereof thence running
north one hundred (ID0) feet, thence west two
hundred l2U0l feet. thence south ole hrudred
(i30 feet thence east two hundred tdJj feet to
the place of beginning, exclusive cf highways :.
TERMS OF SAL ODe-third Cash on day II
sale; one-third In one year, and one-third in
two years Deferred payments TO be secured
by mortgage on the property Sofc. and to bear
interest at the rate of SIX per cent Appraised
at $3.50
Id. SAMUEL Nj HES.
Sheriff of Hancock county. Ohio
Sherifrs Office, indIay, ohio, Dee :. $50
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}lrndnre .Markrt.

CLEVELAND, December 8.
Wheat-The market is quiet and weak,
No. l red held at 81 80; No. 2 81 20; No.
3 81 90. Rejected S0@S5c.
Corn-Old in active request, and firm.
Shelled from store held at Csc for high
mixed, for low mixed &c. Ear corn, new
93l6s per bushel, 49@50c.
Oats-NO. l state 40c.; No. = do Csc.
white, Ale.
TOLEDO, December ..
Wheat-Ddll at 81 26. extra, 81 36. No.
2 red 81 21I; No. 3 do 81 O3. Rejected SOC.
Corn-lnactive and lower. High mixed
56c.; new, 4SI; low mixed new 4Sc. Vel
low, 80.
Oats-Dull and unchanged.
Clover Seed-Steady and moderate; de-
mand at 6ac.
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Gas Main Broke.

One night last week, gas main on
East Hardin Street, in some unaccount-
able manner broke in twain, causing a
great leakage of gas. Prompt action
on the part of Superintendent FORSTER
repaired the damage and prevented the
town from being left in darkness.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
Coral pradnre eRarEef.

FINDLAy, Ohio, Dec. ?, 1875
TURKEYS 0 cents.
Ducks S cents.
Chickens cents.
Quails sl.O0 per dozen.
Geese cents
Pheasants 40 cents per pair
Eggs, 20 cents.
Butter, 20 cents.
Hides, green, ) cents.
Hides, dry, 10 to II cents.
Sheep Pelis, 2jc@Sl25.
TallOw cents.
Timothy Seed, 81 75@2 90.
Glover seed 95@10 cents per pound
Lard l2I cents.
Wool, washed 35@5, unwashed LOFT.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
Wholesale gRGtail
NEW STYLES IN DRESS GOODS !
ALL THE NEW STYLES!!

Every day during he past fifteen days the
Dray have bsen ,astantly driving up to the
front of the large Wholesale and Retail Store
of T. and W. X. Carnahan, bringing 10 tds OF
Goods ju>t purchased in New York City, This
~ the largest stock ever brought TO Findlay.-
They have all been bought on specie basis
They comprise all the most fashionable Goods
and Newest styles in Dry Goods-including
Dress Goods, Silks, Irish Poplins, Cashmeres,
Aipacas, Invisible Plalds in all grades. Ladies
In search of something new in Dress Goods,
will be sure to what they want The immence
quantity OF Gods purchased by this firm to
supply the wants of their large Wholesale and
Retail Trade enable them TO bug them cheaper
than any o.her esf fablishment.
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IlarrieI.

McKEE-BALLMER- Thursday eve
ming, November 18th, 1875, at the residence
of the brides parents, Weston, Wood Co. +,
by the Rev. Donnahey, Mr. Lindsey Mckee,
OF Findlay, to Miss Annie NJ. Ballmer, of
Weston.
EBERSOLE-LONG-At the NJ Z. Par
sonage, in Arcadia, on Tuesday, November
23d, 1879, by Rev Joseph Good, Mr. John
S. Ebersole and Miss Matte A Long,
daughter of Rev. James Long, of Arcadia, o..
JAGGER-FREET-At the residence of
the brides parents, Roekport, Allen Co. O..
on Thursday, November 18th, by Rev. o. E.
Moore. of Rawson, O., Mr.. Taylor l. Jaeger
of Ada. O.. and Miss Nancy Z Freet.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03

The decision of the United States Su-
preme Court in the case of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company against the
United States, is to the effect that, by
the terms of the laws authorizing the is
sue of the L. S. bonds in aid of the rail-
road, tie Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany are not liable for the payment of
ture. The decision of the Court was
unanimous
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
New Advertisements.

G. b. Hall & Co.-Special Dispatch
Cleveland Herald-Prospectus
Samuel Myres-Sheriff's Sale
ID. Rummell-Furniture
Harper Bros-Prospectus
Patterson, Robinson & Moyer-NGrsery
Notice.
Kimmel-New stock
Davis d Green-Attachment Notice.
Kimmel-BOOt and Shoe Emporium.
Robert BOnham-PartitiOn Notice.
Kimmel-HOliday Presents.
Samuel Myres-Sheriff's Sale.
Kimmell-Gold and Silver Watches
Samuel Myres-Sheriffs Sale.
Kimmel-Rubber Boots and Shoes.
l.. A Baldwin-Wanted.
Kimmel-Sewing Machines.
Toledo Blade-Prospectus.
Kimmel-Men's Boots and Shoes.
Samuel Myres-Sheriff's Sale
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
Room, No. 9.-Wanted--Three or Four
L. McManness-Blackberries, etc.
Eben Muse-Notice.
Povenmire & Son-Settlement Wanted.
A. l.. Davis-StraYs.
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Wanted Three or Four

Good business men with from fifty to one
in this county and d-vicinity, that will double
their capital every week Also, those hav-
ing from three to five hundred dollars can
double theiI clIital every month. j. L.
Bliss, Room No. 9, Joy House, Findlay, 9.
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Farewell Sermon.

.he JEFF" last week says: REV.
EBEN MUSE preached his farewell SER
mon, last Sabbath morning. am
sorry for farewell sermons. if that could
be called one. There was nothing of
the kind in it. EBEN MUSE.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
The Band Uniform.

The new uniform Of the Northwestern
Bard has arrived and is very handsome.
1t cost twelve hundred dollars. The
boys will make their first appearance in
the new 'toggery" this afternoon.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03

SAVE {: :Om two to four dollars per pair on
fine Pegged and Sewed and from one to two
per pair on Custom Kip Boots, and greater
per cent. on Shoes. Their Custom Goods
excel all others. HUME & III IL.
nOYlgtf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
Broken Stone I

CAN BEFuRNISHED by D. C. Wilson at
prices to suit purchasers.
Good Block Stone delivered at so cents
per perch.
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 90
per perch. June 10. 1o-u
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03

Rubber and wool-lined Boots and Shoes,
Arctic and Alaska over shoes, for Little
Folks and Big. Best quality at New Agen-
cy Prices, at the One Price Cheap Cash
Store. HUME & III Ill.
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
Settlem mt N anted

All persons indebted to the firm of Poven-
mire & Son are requested to call and settle,
either by cash or note. Otherwise, the ac-
counts will be left with collector
dec3t4 POvENNIRE e SoN.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03

BY mistake, last week, we gave tie
initials OF the clergyman who preached
the thanksgiving sermon in this city,
II. q instead of "a. W." HoLnRy.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-03
Made an Assessment,

The Monumental Association have
made an assessment of twenty per cent.
on their guarantee fund. The payment
of this sum releases the subscribers from
any further liability