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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-11-24

'Rah for Tild'n. Bet yer five dollars
'tsol-
That was Tuesday night or rather
early Wednesday morning. Towards
evening Wednesday, the same patriot,
sadly denoralized, was leaning against
a saloon lamp post and muttesing:
''Knew it-knew it all the time.
Been beaten too oft'n. Tidal wave
didn't wash. Been took in that way
before. Don't give it up, they say.
Where's the use. Florida scooped; ;
South Carolina gone; Louisiana in
doubt. Taint no use, tell you; the
RAIDS will fast'n on that firm 'nough.
Gov'ner Kellog's no spring chicken, 1
kin tell you, fall our fellows say bout
him so. "Gone where the woodbine
twines. That's the matter-no pos'of-
ses; no cust'm houses; no route agen-
cies nor revenue departments. All
busted. 'Smy luck" and he moved on
in 'solid" silence.
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Subscrlbe-Pay Up.

We are continually adding new sub
scribers to our list, very gratifying
fact. We should be pleased to add
many more and as this is the season
when people are making up their mind
what papers to take, we hope they will
bear the "JEFF" in mind. We are pre-.
pared to give them the lowest club
rates with a number of other papers.
In this connection we wish to say to
those of our subscribers at a distance
receiving their papers in single wrap
pers, that after the first of January,
next no papers will he sent cut 70 per
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at least once year, is the rule. We
do not wish to deprive any one of the
pleasure they must experience in read
ing the "JEFF.," but we have to pay
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have our pay.
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Milton George, practical and sue
cessful farmer, and for several years
connected with the editorial staff of
the WESTERN RURAL, has become tie
owner of that popular and sterling
Farm and Family Weekly, and has re-
cognized it upon firmer basis than
ever before. 1t is now greatly improy-
eo, and has the abiest and best editor
lai staff and list of contributors to be
found on any agricultural paper in the
country. 1t is also the Champion of
Cheap transportation and equal JUS
tice to all classes. Combining its in
formation on Rural Affairs with its
entertaining and instructive literary
departments, make il the most Com
plete Farm and Family Newspaper ex-
tant. The price is 81, 90 per YER, with
rest OF '76 free to new subscribers.
Less to clubs. Address The Western
Rural, Chicago. Ill.
The JKFFRRsoNIAN and Western
Rural, $3.50.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-11-24

Burglary and Fire at New Baltimore.
On Thursday night or Friday morn
ing last, thieves broke into the estab-
lishment of Patterson & Winders, at
New Baltimore, Wood county, and
proceeded to work upon the safe, the
door of which was drilled and then
blown off with powder. The force of
the explosion was SO great as to throw
the door some distance off against the
store. The goods in the store, cothing,
dry goods &C., were piled about the
safe, as is supposed, for the purpose of
beading the sound of the explosion,
and must have caught fire when the
explosion occurred, or purposely have
been fired by the robbers. as some
time after an early riser discovered
fire in the building. He succeeded in
arousing a number of the inhabitants
OF the town, and together they broke
into the store, carried out the burning
goods and deposited them in the road.
By the fortunate discovery and prompt
action the building was doubtlessly
saved, as the wood work was consider
ably scorched, and would no doubt
soon have ignited. The loss by fire is
fully covered by insurance. The
amount obtained by the burglars from
the safe was about $3.50 in money, and
$500 in notes. The notes and $50 in
money were afterwards found on the
railroad track some distance from the
place where the robbery was commit
ted. Fifty dollars were left in the till.
There is no positive clue to the perp-
petrators OF the robbery, but as there
are number of suspicious characters
in that vicinity, it is possible that the
right ones may be picked up ere long.
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Exhileration and Despoudeucv.

''Hic" he calculated as he faced the
crowd, and tried to stand steady on his
pins. sits all-hic-strange, boys;
ver'strange-hic. Been fifth or sixth
years-hic-since I've fel's'eood. Mos
hic-forgot how to shout. Whoo-o-op
la-hic-du-den du, hic-c Pull up
yer pants, boys! Wade in an'-hic-
git th' pos'ofsis. legitimate spoiIs-
hic-whoop-lal To the spoils b'long
the victors! Sal-hic-rform and Til
dn. Let out, boys! Come down OF
Whaze and Heeler flag; Come-hic
we've got yer. Bring out a
tun OF powd'r! Shooter off Let out,
boys. Whooo o-pl whoopl who-hic
-oop-la!" and he went on yelling till
he anchored against a lamp post. Az
he clung fast to maintain bis equilibri-
um, he soliloquized: '.How'sit all cum
bout, anyway? Mos too good The
true! Hayes didn't have votes-hic
'nough or Tild'n had too many; which
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-11-24

This troupe, which short time since
delighted the amusement going people
of Findlay, has been engaged to open
the new Opera House, in this place,
under the auspices of the knights of
Pythias they will commence their
engagement on Monday night next, and
continue during the week. Those
who wish to see fine acting should not
neglect the opportunity that will thus
be afforded them.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-11-24

Col. NJ. b. Walker, of Kenton Ohio,
was in town a few days this week at
tending to some business.
Mr.. NJ. Gray and Lady of this city,
are visiting their daughter of Nebras.
ka City, Nebraska.
Mr.. E. Adams, after an absence OF
several weeks visiting the Centennial
and other Eastern Cities, returned
on Tuesday evening last.
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Assaults and Batteries

One day last week Theoran and
Harrison Marvin, of Jackson township
were up before Squire Beardsley on a
charge of assault and battery with in
tent to kill preferred by Samuel Peters.
After hearing the Squire discharged
Harrison. Thearon plead guilty to
assault and battery and vas fined S.
and costs.
Mrs. r. Wolf, of Rawson, entered a
complaint before Squire Beardsley,
last week, charging a man named
Burket with assault and batter The
case was postponed.
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Sacred to the memory Of Mrs Jane
Murray, member of Orange Grange, No.
SAT, who died of Consumption.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Him who
doeth all things well, to remove from our
number by death, our highly esteemed sis
ter Murray. Therefore, be it resolved by
this Grange:
Ist. That this dispensation of Divine
Providence, ,strikingly esemplifies the truth
"That in the midst Of life~we are in
death" and solemn warning ID US all to
''Be We also ready"
End. That through the infinite wisdom
of our Heavenly Father, We have lost an
honored and usefnl member, the Church
an earnest and devoted christian, and the
community an esteemed frierd.
3rd. That while we mourn the loss We
sustain by her death, we will strive TO so
live that when we are called to leave the
shores of time, We may be permitted to
meet her, in that grand society where
parting is unknown.
4th. That We tender our heartfelt sym
pathy to the afflicted husband, bereaved
children, and loving friends.
9Th. That copy of these resolutions
| be sent to the husband of the deceased, tC
the Findlay JEFF" and Ada Record, fol
publication, and be recorded on the min
utes of our Grange.
E. r. BENDER,
| Z. A. HENRY,
s. II. McELRoY,
| Committee.
O-.nco n Oct On 1875.
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To farmers and Stock Breeder

Your attention is requested to the
advertisement of The Ohio Farmer
that appears in this issue of our paper.
1t is one of the Oldest and most ably
conducted of its kind in the country
a large, strictly first-class, 64-column
weekly, that will richly repay any far.
mer or stockman many times its cost
of subscription.
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Iird.

POVENMIRE-Martha Ireen, wife of
VIM. Povenmire, and daughter of Robert
and Mary Owens, died of consumption in
Findlay, o, Nov. 18th, 1876. Aged %
years months, sud IL days.
Mrs. Povenmire was faithful Christian
and died in full assurance of her accept
ance with God, giving ample proof of the
triumph of divine grace. A. w. H.
Findlay- O. Nov. Goth 1875.
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A Liberal Offer, that You should Accept.

A Liberal Oher, that You should Accept.
We have made arrangements to offer
The Ohio Fdrmer-the regular SUBJ
scription price of which is $500 per
annnm; with the JEFFERsoNIAN both
for next year for the low price of
So. 65 both papers postage free.
The Ohio Farmer is a 16-page, Ga
column weekly paper, has been estab-
lished twenty-eight years, strictly first
class in every respect, and is one of
the most valuable. enterprising and
reliable agriculture weeklies in the
country
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Look Ont For Than

Some "tramps" broke into Jennie
Volts school house near Arcadia, one
night last week and stole her clock,
burned up her kindling wood and made
q muss generally.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-11-24

CROSS-CHILSON-By Squire Boards,
ley, on Thursday, Nov. 18th, Rufus Cross
and Laura ]. Chilson. both of Amanda
township.
ALSPACH-WILLIAMSON-at the
Parsonage by Rev. G. w. Miller, Nov. 5,
1876, MIR. Jonathan Alspach and Miss
Myrindia Williamson.
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List Of Letters.

Remaining in the Findlay Post OF.
fee Nov. 23d, 1876:
Miss Mollie Bish, Mr.. Latrick, JEFF
ferson Moore, Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Mrs.
Caroline Wingate, Wilson Bish, r. J.
B. Mcclure, Adam Neal, Mrs. Flora
Reynolds. Held for Postage-M. f.
Offner, ShaIlers Mills, o.
Persons calling for these letters will
plaase give date cf advertisement.
E. G. DEWoLFE, P. NJ.
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An UnanswerabIe Argument.

The strongest argument which can be urg-
ed against the advisability of administering
such corrosive and nerve-destroying poisons
as arsenic and quinine for intermittent and
remittent fevers, Is the vastly superior sue
cess in the prevention and cure of such dis
eases of medicine which Is the very anti
pode OF the the above named drugs, both in
respect of its composition and the results
wrought by it, Such medicine is Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, a purely vegetable
preparation, which not only eradicates with
wonderful promptitude every trace of fever
and ague, and kindred types of malarious
disease, from the system, but is a certain pre-
veative of all maladies begottep of mlasIna-
tainted ar and water. These results mineral
anti febrile remedies do not effect with GER
tainty, and their continued use entails con-
sequences highly pernicious 10 the system.
rhe Bitters, on the contrary, not only afford
speedy relief. but establish health on per-
manent basil.
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Orange, o. Oct. 30, 1876.

FEW are aware of the importance of
checking a cough or common cold in its
first stage. That which in the beginning
would yield to mild remedy, ifneglect-
ed, soon preys upon the Lungs DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup affords instant relief
Price % cents
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THE Grand Central Hotel, New York,
noted for its profuse and elaborate
decorations and elegant table, now of
fers the accommodations at a reduc-
ton from S4.00 to ESQ and s. 90 per
day.
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Ghe gettersonian
Findlay, Ohio, Nov. RI, 1876.
New Advertisements.

Lawson's Curative-W. II. Haven.
Buffalo Robes-S ID Houpt
Farm for Sale-W 5 Parker
To the Afflicted-Dr Long
For Sale-E S Kimber
Closing Out Sale-A Ebling
Notice-Jacob Carr
Notice-N B Prentice
Eighth Visit-Dr Fishblatt
BUSINESS LOCALS.
80 Cent Store-L B Hall
Patent Medicines-J III Decker
Holiday Goods-L b Hall
Brushes HI Decker
Wanted-Findlay Rake Factory
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On Saturday the 18th inst, between
Findlay and where now live, two miles
northeast OF McComb, three notes given
by Charles Danhauf to Isaac Hanna, one
for 5000, due Jan. 1, 1877; one for 5000
due Oct. l, 1878; one for S25S. due Oct. 1,
1879. Any informatiun left either at this
office or with the subscriber will be thank
fully received ISAAC HANNA.
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observations on the Causes, Symptoms.
and Treatment OF
CATARRH and DEAFNESS.n


PUBL1SdER OF SEVERAL MEDICAL WORKS
MANY = eSn % M ass s Of New York and hs1u'
CATARRH DEAFNESS SPINAL DISEASES
aa esasps sps gess ss be- sd
have dehed " ~ " ~ '"A'
DIR. FISHBLATT
these
discern
to all EnoWn % de
Dr. Fishbatt
% Dspepsa Lans1c now
Sight % or s5 Gadnes % Bssass q the HsSS
n i noPes oRe % nacp f pson S s
Young Men,
haXe become the victims Solitary
tacy svs a Te msy ea
Marriage
% espSS % SSsa zss.s
Organic Weakness
@si q @ ns @ Vs s a $ pe6a Pg9s p s H
NoW at ae hs nS ss the
$ % % S % Sens 5 E Es Sss ssu1s @9E 9 ag5
@ % @ @ pssyae Ss
debility and
@ P apply Ss hs month after
DR.. Fishblatt.
Ss % sg4 eeG @ the gOe st
cnfed % mined @
Take Particular Notice.
b1iSs snes % snf %
ps hef % sha I ss fas the
y Pts@ Sae6 Ssaasd
aSs3a to society Self
% pegaed having
Young Men
sppiy @ @ renders marriage impossible and destroys 5pd
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EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TneaIBnsiress Hnfirss
For Rent.

F0r R6nt.
Three Rooms on second flor of Old
White Corner, fronting on Court House
Square, suitable for Office, dressmaker, or
tailor shop. Best and,most central loca-
ton IN the city. Will lease for term of
years to the right party Also five rooms
on third floor suitable for sleeping rooms
for young men. Also large hall on third
floor, will fit up to suit leaser, and give
good terms for long lease. Apply at Old
White Corner. w. E. SNYDER.
26tf
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Rates

For the benefit Of our subscribers and
others, we have succeed in arranging with
the Western Rural, the Ohio Farmer, the
Young Folks Monthly, the Western Family
Magazine, and the Farmers Monthly, on
such terms that we are enabled to furnish
either of those papers with the JEFFER-
soNIAN at the following prices:
Jeffersonian and Western Rural. :. $3.50
Jeffersonian and Young Folks
Monthly ...............--... ESQ
Jeffersonian and Ohio Farmer. 3.65
Jeffersonian and Western Family
Magazine ...-....... ...-..... 3.25
Jeffersonian and Farmers Monthly 3.25
cET These rates are incaria6ly in adudnce.
The Western Rural is a $500 paper;
the Young Folks Monthly $1.c0; the
Ohio Farmer So 90; the Family Magazine
81 so; and Farmers Monthly $3.50.
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Torsf 4rodnre Harriet.

FINDLAY. o., NoY.23 1876
Eggs, 1920 cents.
Butter, 1StM20 cents.
Hides, green, 5i@6 cents.
Hides, dry, s cents.
Calf, green, 81 cents.
Calf, Cry, 9@10 cents.
Sheep Pelts, 20c@60c.
Tallow z cents.
Lard 10@11 cents.
Flax seed, 81 10.
Rags, II cents.
Beeswax, 25 cents.
Timothy Seed 81 80 per bu.
Clover Seed 13tcts per pound.
Potatoes 40@50cts per bu.
Green apples, so cts per Dbl.
Dried apples Acts per ID.
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A Word TO THE WIsE.-If you are suf-
fering with a severe cough or cold, call on
your druggist and get bottle of DR.
Marshalls Lung Syrup, and save large
doctor bills Ii relieves almost instantly.
Price IS cents.
For sale by Huber and Decker. 1890
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-11-24

TooTn brushes, Hair and Clothes brush
es, Combs, Perfumery, and fine assort-
ment of Ladies Port Monies, at Deckers.
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Lo-dap's Grain sWarhsf.

FINDLAY, Ohio, Nov %, 1876.
Wheat, New Mol. 81 10.
"a 9. Los
Corn, shelled, 40c
New ear corn, 35c.
Oats, white, &c,
Oats, mixed, pc
The above prices are paid to-day by G
". MYERS. at the j.. E. & L. Ry. elevators
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The Western Rural

Hume IL Hall have received new Muslins
and Prints TO Sell at Cost, with their great
! Closing Out Sale of Dry Goods. 90
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Five to six Horse Power Engine. En-
suire at this office: Possession given al
eny time. 4. Fl. BALsLEY.
! Proprietor "JEFF."
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Don't Order from A Distance.

Deitsch & Co, are prepared TO fill all
orders for fine Furniture as cheaply as il
can be purchased in the larger cities.
Leave your orders with them.
SUBSCRIBERS received at the Post
Office for the following papers:
FINLDAY JEFFERSONIAN,
CLEyELAND LEADER.
CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
NEW YORK TIMES.
NEW YORK WITNESS,
Lay in your Winter Reading.
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The Ladies Store

Fos Holiday Goods go to the Bosto
SO Cent Store, Opera House Block.
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WHO STOLE THE CATTLE
!.

CHAPTER L
On the night of Oct. "a, Mr.. Henr,
Wright who lives in Pleasant township
had two cattle stolen from his barn
The cattle were tracked as far as Eos
toria, to the farm of John Franks, and
then north, until by reason Of the trav
Ell in the road. all three of them were
lost.
Mr.. Wright hearing that cattle were
being slaughtered at Baltimore, in
Wood County, made visit to that
prospective city, and whilst there, as
certained that his cattle had been
killed and sold out, and upon further
search, the hide of one and the heads
of both were found.
Thereupon complaint wa, made be-
fore Esquire Priest, at McComb, and
the two butchers, Charles and John
Courdt, were arrested for the theft
and had hearing before the Justice,
who discharged John from custody,
and Charles, for want of security for
his appearance at Court, was sent to
Jail where he nowi is.
At this trial it is said that one John
Lozier, an old gentleman.living at Bal
timOre, acted as counsel for John
Courdt, and otherwise intents himself
in the case.
CHAPTER II.
Judge Huffman, on the application
of Charles Courdt, issued a writ of
Habeas Corpus, to bring the said
Charles before him for a reheariDg.
This case was set for hearing
on the 18th of Nov. for some reason,
absence of witnesses perhaps, the
case was continued until the 22d, at
which time another adjournment was
asked for, and refused whereupon the
case was dismissed.
CHAPTER III.
In the meantime, on the 18th of Now,
John Courdt went before Justice
Bea,dsley and filed an affidavit charg-
ing that JunIs Lozier, David Lozier
and Calvin Lozier were guilty of steal
ing the aforesaid cattle, warrant was
issued for their arrest, and placed in
the hands of Constable Markle, who
immediately arrested.J .Junis Lozier, who
to be in town. On being
brought before the Magistrate John
gave bail for lis appearance on the
21st inst, Constable Markle then
went to New Baltimore for the boys,
David and Calvin, but when he got
there he learned much to his chagrin
that the birds had flown.
He was assured however, by their
father that they would be on hand on
Tuesday 21st to answer to the charge.
On the 21st all parties appeared, the
two young Loziers unIer the protect
ing care of Constable Zimmerman of
Wood Couty, vino had picked them up.
The tSate not being ready to hear
the case against the boys, they entered
into a recognition for their appear
ance on the 2Sth day of November.
The case against John was heard,
lasting all day, and up to Q o'clock at
night, there was 4 number of witnesses
on both sides. Col. Mungeon conduct
ed the prosecution, and Mrses Dunn
and Gribben the defense.
After hearing the proofs, in the
case, Justice Beardsley discharged
John from custody.
CHAPTER IIII.
On the % inst. Mr.. Henry Wright
having come into possession ofsome ad-
facts in the case went before
Justice Beardsley and procured war
rant for the arrest of John Courdt. on
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SELECT HICKORY AND HICKOR
ELM TIMBER WANTED ATTHEFIND.
LAY RAKE FACTORY.
Marriea.

You can get all kinds of Patent Medi.
cines at j. Ii. Deckers Drug store. 1t
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Remember

Has such nice Two Button 6 Gauntlet
kids, also Ladies Underwear. 1923
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Larceny.

A young son of Frank Davis was
arrested on Tuesday for stealing a
watch of VIM. Aurand.
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R T NJ D Y T D +!
The "Jef." Office has been
removed to the Brick Block
South Side of Public Square.
Our sign is out in large letters
that she who runs may read"
Call in and see us.

Children'S
Lace Collars, at The Ladies Store.
26-29
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LEM. McMANNEss, "a Main St.

DISEASES of the Lungs, Chest and
Throat are so prevalent in our ever chang
ing climate, that such medicine as DIR.
Marshall's Lung Syrup is invaluable TO
the whole community. Ii cures almost
instantly. Price 25 cents.
For sale by Huber and Decker 29-30
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Furniture.

A. Deitsch & Co., furniture Dealers
keep on hand all kinds of Furniture, and
are prepared TO make 10 orderi anything
that may be desired by their patrons.
Ware rooms on West Main Gross Street.
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90 Cents Buys

Ladies Trimmed Hats, Mems Hats, Nit
tens, Gloves, Umbrellas, Underwear, etc.,
at the 80 Cent Store, Davis Opera House
Block, Findlay, o. L. B. HALL
Manufacturers Agency. Best and
Cheapest Warranted Boots and Shoes al
Hume & Halls. 90
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GOOD
ADVERTISING {!

50. .250.40 worth Of space in various news
papers distributed through thirty States. will
be sold tor SEQ cash. Accurate insertions
guaranteed. A list of the papers, giving
daily and weekly circulation and printed
schedule of rates, sent free on application 20
tising Agents. No. Al Park Row, New York.
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On the % inst. Mr.. Henry Wright
having come into possession ofsome ad-
ditional facts in the case went before
Justice Beardsley and procured war
rant for the arrest of John Courdt, on
the charge of stealing the cattle, and
the writ was placed in the hands of
Constable Markell who Immediately
arrested Courdt, and brought him be-
fore the magistrate, who for want of
security on the part of John, sent him
to Jail to await his trial on the 29inst.,
and he is now keeping his brother
company.
As there has been a good deal of
stealing in the vicinity of Baltimore,
the people are determined to ferret out
the guilty ones. We will perhaps have
something more to say in this matter
when the story ends.
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Lost or Stolen

To call for your Millinary, at The
Ladies Store. 1929