The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
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'indiny Ohio, Dee 20, 1876
HERE AND ELSEwHERE-TIS AND
OTHERWISE.

HIKE AND ELSENHEkE-NIS ISk AMI
OTHERWISE.
New Year Calling Cards got out on
short notice at the JEFF Office.
If you want a nice and cheap suit Of
cloths go to Bob Redick in Galloway:
New Block.
We are so accustomed to masquerade
ourselves before others. that we end by
deceiving ourselves.-Kenton Democrat
Dave has been imagining Tilden elect
ed so long. that we do not wonder he has
expressed himself thusly.
where's the use," said a crusty old
bachelor, @if you do give EN- the right to
vote, they'll never do it till af.er they're
married, COS they never get old enough
before" Horrid creature.
j. hn Dunn, residing in Wood county,
during the high wind of Friday night
the 18th; went to his barn TO see if all
was secure and carrying lamp with
him. The lamp was set near some corn
fodder and upset setting FIRE to the fOd-
der The fire spread 50 rapidly that Mr..
Dunn could hardy effect his escape.
Ten tons of hay, valuable team of
horses. a good set Of harness, and other
arliclc7 we're destroyed with the barn,
and his dwelling was with difficulty
saved.
f G ( David West, TWO brothers, sent
10 the penitentiary from Auglaize coun-
ty for ten years, played the hypocrite so
well that their pardon was applied for
and eonditonally granted by Governor
Hayes. They had not reformed to any
great extent, and got up small utah in
a room in Columbus. They are now
back in their cells in the penitentiary
with drearv prospect ahead.
Near Melmore, white oak tree was
recently cut down which meas red seven
feet in diameter at the base. Ninety
feet from the ground it measured four
feet. So SAYS the Tifin Tribune.
The residence Of c c Ridgeway, in
Goshen township, Hardin county, was
destroyed by fire ON The 10th, together
with most of the contents.
For New Year Calling Cards, call at
he JEFF Office.
All departments of the Union School
viii open up Tuesday morning, Jan I'd,
1877.
The stockholders of the Hancock
County Grange Supply House Com
pany" should remember their official
a: their Supply House in Find
ay, o, on Monday, Jan 1st, 1877, at IL
o'clock AN.
The chandelier at the Dieker House.
St Marys, fell with a crash, one night
asst week. The lamps were all burning,
put we're put out by the rush of air as
hey fell.
The Parents end Teachers MCnthIy,
published by Hartford & Grove, at FIRE.
mont, is growing in public favor. The
December number is an excellent one
Price rs cents per year.
The Van Vert Bulletin of the 18th,
,eached us on the ODD. What's the mat
er with the mails. Could have gone 10
California in that time, almost.
If you want good printing done at
prices, call and see us.
The business man who sends his
printing to Dayton, Springfield, Toledo,
,r other points to have it done, when he
an get it as well and cheaply done at
lome, is doing his town an injury, and
hould be treated with the sane kind of
patronage. We will duplicate the prices
If any city Office of good repute.
Martin Mulchy, a deafand dumb man.
vas walking on the track of the c S
c, near Sandusky, one day last
week, when he was struck by locomo-
i've and killed.
An order of sale of the Lake Erie and
louisville Railway, has issued from the
county court.
Frank NJ Baker, typo, who used to
lold forth in Toledo, and who several
ears ago married young lady at Ere
mont, is under arrest at Utica, New York,
N charge of having more wives than
le is lawfully entitled to.
John Ziegler and Ira Smith, jr, of
fremont. who were serving out term
n the Ohio Penitentirry, recently re-
eived conditional pardons from Gov
rnor Hayes. Having violated tie con-
itions they have been arrested and re-
urned to the care of Warden Grove.
The residence of Mr. Harvey Pierce,
lear Peru, Huron county, was burned
own on the afternoon of The 18th. Mrs
fierce had stirred up the fire in the
ook stove and it is supposed the sparks
aught under the shingles. as the whole |
oof was on fire when discovered. Loss
A 900 with only 5000 insurance.
The Sentinel complains that too much
money is expended in Wood county, on
'oor bridges, and advocates substantial
mes. The Sentinel's head Is level.
There is nothing gained by putting up
heap structures of that nature.
Henry Ccrrel, one of the Commission
rs of Wood county, has resigned his |
'osition, on account of i'll health.
At Urbana, last week. on the 17lh, the
family of Mr. Crane being absent at
sunday School, q well dressed stranger
Tas seen to go TO the door and pull the
oil Ns=sae aaasvsaxins hs -zent .~....Ad
0 the back part of,he house, and was
cen to enter, but no one thought of rob-
very. He soon after came out and walk
ID off, but when the family came home,
.1rs Cranes gold watch and chain we're
Missing. They had neglected to fas.en
he back door. The stranger has not
ince ca led.
The bank of W NJ Ream, at Somerset,
Perry county, was robbrd on the night
If the 18Th, by four masked men. They
ook therefrom $40 200, then gagged and
,ound Ream to chair and fed. The
lext day the country was secured but
10 trace of the robbers was discovered.