The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26
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and feet and 10 inches high. OF course
the wood was intended to apply ON sub
IscriptOn. The editor should send that
wood, with the subscribers name, TO the
Centennial. The subscribers name
should be preserved for future admira-
ion.
Daniel Fender concluded letter ask
ing Mary to he his thus: "And should
you say yes dear Mary, | will be ever
and faithfully your ID. Fender" Daniel
thought that was neat and so did Mary.
Now she thinks differently, and remarks
that he had better have signed himself
o F Fender. How ehangeable.
Mr. Dipman, living near Muskalunge,
Sandusky county, secreted his treasures
under carpet. The ubiquitous tramp
came around, and now Mr. ID meurns the
loss of 1852 in bank bills. $500 in certili-
Gates Of deposit, and a silver watch. The
banks are safer places of deposit.
John Lewis, Christopher and Andrew
Schwartz, of Perrysburg, now languish
in the Sandusky county Jail. The cause
whereofis that theytoo an unlawful fan
cy to Is hogs belonging to C H Dam
'schroder, of WOodville, and which they
sold in Fremont The court, in consid-
eration for their weakness for pork. is
respectfully requested to give them a
whole hog of a sentence.
Sandusky city has a real case of small
pox. A tramp who had gone there from
Toledo, was taken with the disease. As
soon as the fact was discovered he was
taken TO the pest house.
An Odd Fellows Lodge is TO be insti
ted at Dunkirk, Hardin county. Anoth-
er is to be instituted at New Baltimore.
Wood county,
a Firemenis Tournaments is to be held
at Shelby, June 1st, at which three hun
dred and twenty-five dollars in gold are
to be awarded in premiums. Are the
Fndlay tiremen going in for anv of
those glittering coin?
The county Treasurer is now ready to
relieve the onxious taxpayer of his June
lnstalment, and our Office is ALWAYS open
to receive subscriptions to the JEFE.
The Centennial artist OF st. Marvs. has
been feeling badly ever since he clothed
that superannuated horse in habiliments
like unto our national banner. And to
add to his misery his own horse got his
foot oyer his hitching strap and sawed a
furrow in his grief worn" fetlock. Can
tam Williams says @the gods are after all
horse and sign painters.
ST. Marys has nc telegraphic commu-
nication with the outside world, and Jim
Fisher is stirring up the people there to
do something to secure one. BIhffIon.
similarly situated is similarly exercised.
The Hale House, at Fostoria. has a new
proprietor, and is being refitted.
o Locke, of the Tifiin Tribune. smil-
ed upon us on Saturday last. Come again
a number have responded 10 our in
vitation to subscribe. We have room for
many more. Come in, and we will "wel-
come you with outstretched hand to hos
pItable" places on our subscription list.
That's rs near Corwin as we dare quote
it.
Tiffin is trying to arrange for Fourth
of July celebration. As yet Findlay has
not spoken.
4 new bank has been organized at
Tlilin, under the State law, which will be
known as the Commercial Bank of Tiff
tin- The Tiffin Savings Bank closes It's
business and takes $4,000 stock of the
new hank. Wealthy capitalists of that
city take s50,OOOmore. The business will
be conducted in the building formerly
occupied by the First National Bank, of
that place.
There are 81 cases of small pox at
Hoytsville, Wood county, all owing to
carelessnesS in not guarding against the
disease spreading. Now the b & o r r
has closed Its station there, and trains are
not permitted to stop.
The Huron County Chronicle hasadop-
ted the practice of publishing the names
of its hopeleSsly delinquent subscribers.
The Erie Comfy Coroner, who went
a-hunting after a murdered man, and
found the bones of a subject" belonging
to Young medical practitioner, got his
Dutch up, when he received DIR. Gill,s
polite invitation to pull down those
vest" As consequence he convened a
court of inquiry,sa on those bones, bro't
the young doctor from Norwalk. and did
things generally unseemly. The court
did not secure any testimony to invalidate
the doctors claim, but it confscated the
the skeleton and gave it honorable buri-
al And now the doctor is about toinsti-
tute suit for damages, which will add to
the general expense the Coroner has sad
died upon that county, and if the voters
thereof do not pull down those vest" of
Lewis Traub, Coroner, when next they
come to vote, We much mistake their
temper.
Dis Humphreys, prominent business
man of Wakeman, Huron county, has
for more than a year suffered under a
charge of attempting to outrage young
girl named Josephine Staples. Last week
the girl came forward and confessed that
she had been induced to make thecharge
by one Phillips and his wife for the pur-
pose of blackmailing Humphreys; that
in consideration they had agreed togive
her home. They had violated their
agreement, and hence her confession
Mr. Humphreys stands vindicated, and
again is the couplet exemplifed:
Truth, crushed to earth, will rise again;
The eternal years of God are hers"
Rev James Stephenson, Of Springfield,
has again been arrested on charge of
haslardy, by the girl Alice Brown. He
waived examination and gave bail in $500
to appear for trial
Two Saloon keepers at st. Paris, NAM
ed Welch and Graham, and who had
stands opposite each other, had feud
which terminated in the death of Gra-
ham on the 18th. Welch had been abu-
sing his wife, Graham interfered, when
he was shot by Welch and died soon after.
The murderer is in prison at Urbana.