The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22
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w:-n: 20 :, -Tc . ssUo for one ear a
II per cent F--st ci'-s mortgage secur
Iity given. Nm SAVIOR,
| 32-33 Findlay, o.
The ice packer is doing a good bLsi
ness.
Christmas on Monday. Call rcunc
ani see Us with your Es;;Ie two dollars,
Luy your no!idAv goOLs If those whit
advertise. if you 7;ant e,.gains
Hunters il Har,ii county are quail
ing with .ea est the law be enforced.
The Allen county Democ-u think
Charles viii finally be tried before ths
Aim co.nty Court for tee murder o.
his father aud sister, Which deeds were
! committed III ,ha. county. The evidence
of his guilt, it thinks, is overwheh .ing.
The average Democrat now STAKES hi:
all on Cronin The Ore ..Olian, who &C,
cepted an electoral certificate from the
Governor, wio had no authority to be.
stow it, and then organized an electoral
college Of his own, and cast his vote for
Tilden-the sickiiest farce ever enacted
But as drowning men catch at straws, Sc
do the Democracy catch at Cronin. They
drown nevertheless.
Another lot of Furs coming in at
Canadians.
Benz Dunlap, the murder Of henry
Manhardt, was taken to the penitentiary
last week, to serve out a life sentence.
The residence Of John Shira, at New
Rigel, was destroyed by fire ON the 9th.
Loss $1,000, with $500 insurance.
The prospectuses of Harpers publlca-
tions, lIagazine, UeskIy and Bazar, will
be found in our columns. Persons wish
ing to obtain either at low rate can do
so by taking them or either of them with
the JEFF. Five dollars and thirty five
cents will get the JEFF and either Of
Harper's. Bear it in mind.
A great many special fine and cheap
things at Canadians, especially for
Holiday Presents.
If you want a nice and cheap suit of
cloths go to Bob Redick in Galloways
New Block. --
If there is any man who appreciates
good place to stop it is a travelling man.
and as duty to that class we would men
ton that f,r a good meal and refresh
ing sleep, there is no better place to put
up than at the Kessler House, Fremont.
Ran" Read and Gale" Brown, of Nor
walk, bagged ten wild turkeys in the
vicinity of Davis, week before lat, and
carried their plunder home on the 9th.
Several of the gobblers kicked the beam
at twenty bounds.
They have opened public night
school at Norwalk, and have already
thirty pupils.
The residence of d n Fay, near Nor
walk, was destroyed by fire on the Sth.
The cause of fire unknown. Loss $1,000,
with $1,000 insurance.
The bestassortment CT piece goods are
found at C Ritter's, Fashinable Tailor
Galloway's New Block.
Cloaks, Mink Furs. and all the latest
novelties at Carpahams.
A steam shovel belonging to the c & T
R R, and used in the gravel pits near
Pemberville, was destroyed by fire on
the 9th. 1t is being rebuilt.
Henry Newhouse charged with for
gery, mentioned in Our last paper, had
his examination before Squire Lloyd, of
Fostoria, and was bound over to Court.
Henry Stuckey, living south of Fos-
toria, had black mare with white star
in her forehead stolen from him on the
night of the 18th.
The Seneca county Independent, has
been issued at Fostoria. by Jones &
Thornton. 1t looks week, speaks vigor-
ously, and may make live oft. Success.
Recently Eli Young, living near Wa
pakonetta, went to his barn to shoot a
turkey. His gun was accidentally dis
charged, the load entered his throat, and
death ensued almost instantly.
C Ritter Merchant Tailor in Colo
ways New Block, keeps the neatest and
best assortment of Gents furnishing
goods in town, at low prices.
As a grand and lofty tumbler, the
Mayor is success, and refractory pris-
oners may as well snbmit to be bracleted.
Who pays for the gas that is wasted in
the street lamps after daylight? The
policy pursued is what may be called
saving at the spiggot, and wasting
at the btnghole" without benefit
to anybody. On dark nights because
the moon Ought to shine" but don't, the
gas is not lit until the moon "ought to
60 down. though there had not been
any sign of it all the evening. In the
when there is light enough to
see without artificial assistance, the gas
is allowed to burn.
A young man VANDERBILT TO Iowa, and
a young maid mourneth.
Two fellows armed with burglars tools,
were captured at Lima, on the 9th, and
In the morning they broke
jail7 and left the country in haste.
DCLugabihl, a farmer residing north
west of Bluffton. committed suicide on
the 11th, by hanging himself 10 a tree in
the woods. He was of unsound mind,
was for a while an inmate of the Dayton
and since his return had been
watched. On the occasion Of
the act he said he was going
to feed the stock, got halter at the barn
and consummated his rash purpose be-
fore suspected.
The saw mill belonging to ] NJ Town
send, at Bluffton, came near burning
down on the morning Of the 18th. Loss
about fifty dollars-no Insurance.
Sanduskians have struck rich vein
of Indian humor-only the humor is all
gone and skeletons alone remain. 1t
was an Indian mound, and several hun
dred skeletons are among the deposits.
LeonardIs Opera House, Fostoria, has
been leased for one year by Messrs Cress-
well & Co. A Vaudeville company will
perform every evening during the VIM