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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-11
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Aug. Sleeves
Receipts la day $50 head, or So cars all
for tLis market. The supply is fair, with
an active market at about last weeks
prices, the general quality being IAN to
90 'd. Sales of best at s. 90, medium to
good : 4 5J61i -; common to fair at 81 90
al 25: siockcrs at 81 25G0o3 IS; bulls 50 90
@p3 30
Hogs-Receipis to day 1905 head Sales
f Workers at So 30@D6 60; Philadelphias
It ST 1857 90.
Sheep p-Receipts to-day 4 800 head. Sell
ing al 81 09@5 %.
BUFFAIo. Aug. S.-Beeves-R Receipts
to-day l,4ll head, making the total for
the week IL 135 head. Sales 100 cars,
good cattle at 20@25c off and common q
G.I0c of last weeks prices One hundred
carsarc unsold. Illinois steers at So 55(d
10: Ohio at 81 45@,3 S74: Missouri al
So s5tl4 40; Texas cattle s. 15@4 p.
sherp aud Lambs-Receipts today
= iob li,siI, making total for the week OF
S,,0i ii'7l,i- The market is dull and slow.
S,irrp ,re l2la925c off and Canada lambs
are 2.Ic al last weeks prices. Sales of
Ohlu sheep al 81 05: Michigan at So 37t
Canada lambs 1T s. 50a6 SO.
Iiogs-Reccipts to-day 100 head making
the total for the week s, 500 head The
market Is moderately active for heavy a
So 416oO 60; Workers at Sc 20@6 80. most
IN 81 1886 CO.
CmucAGO. Aug S--Receipts to-dal
3 400 head. Shipments l40 head. Tn
mai kct was dull and heavy. Buyers AT
holding of and there were but few sales
Ho-s-Receiots to-day 12, 800. Ship
m.nis =. 800 head. The market opene'
duh and closed active at reduction of i
69l5c. Sales of common TO fair at $;
Co6 35; good To choice at SO 40@6 5l
extra Philadelphia at So 60.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head The markC
was firm and higher and demand fai
Sales of common TO good at 81 25@5 90
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On Dits.

Prot. Tufts Normal class will close its
session this week The attendance has
been about twenty-five most Of the time,
and considerable interest seems TO have
been taken by the scholars in their re-
spective studies. Findlay will lose an
excellent teacher and estimable citizen
when the Professor departs
An effort is being made by some Of
the young gentlemen, in this city, to Or
ganize an Amateur Brass and String
Band. They expect 10 procure second
hand instruments at quite low figure,
(about S100) and to obtain the services
of Prof. Frank Gaver as teacher, who is
also willing TO give them lessons for an
extremely reasonable amount. 1t is
proposed to pass subscription paper
among the business men, and it is hoped
that they will lend helping hand to the
boys, financially.
last week, Friday, fellow from the
country created quite a sensation by RI
ding through the streets playing bag
pipe The sounds which came forth
were thrillingly exquisite, and the blow
er was happy in the sensation he created.
\ very fine specimen of veneering and
carving in the form of a writing desk
was on exhibition, last week, at the Joy
House.
\ great amount of fruit was blown
from the trees by the terrific force of the
storm, last Friday.
CroqRet seems 10 be n popular mode
of recreation among the ministerial fra
terni ~ of Findlay, at present.
Tn, Sunday School of the English
Lutheran Church had their annual pic
mic last week, Wednesday, at High Banks,
up the Blanchard. The little ones en-
| loyed themselves hugely
The different chyTches were all very
well attended last Sunday.
A beautiful voluntary was finely sung,
last Sabbath morning at the Presbyterian
Church. The rendition reflected much
credit upon the performers.
\ few denizens of Findlay are sojourn-
ing at the Lake Side Camp Meeting.
Rev. Bourkle, pastor of the German
Lutheran Church, is attending Confer.
ence at Toledo. As a consequence nc
services were held at his church, Sunday
We notice very fine new iron fence
in front of the residence of Mr.. a. Kim
mons. ON West Sandusky Street
Tramps, stragglers and the like, should
not be alarmed concerning their person
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Explicit and Strong.

In our notice of the meeting of the
Hayes and Wheeler Clnb, last week, we
alIudedito the fact that a communica-
ton from a deaf and dumb man who
had previoDs acted with the Democracy
had been read, in which he announced
his attention of voting with the Repub-
licans We give the letter below, and
it will not be without effect:
Not long ago l was n warm sup
porter of the Democratic party and al
WAYS believed that that party would
pct wisely in nominating a man for
President. but since they made great
mistake in nominating Gov. Tilden-
that man who stood up against the
soldiers and declared the war against
the rebellion a failure. He should
never be elected. | am body and
soul fo,! Gov. Hayes, and believe that,
if elected. he will bring reform TO our
government. Let every soldier turn
out and vote for Hayes"
ISicnedr "ALBERF c. POWELL"
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4 TUESDAY.
| Convention will meet ut 10 o'clock,
A. NJ.
Devotional Excercises-30 minutes.
appointment of Committee on En-.
rollment and Resolutions.
Address by the President.
Reports from Township Societies.
TUESDAY, l 80 P. NJ.
Discussion of Topic: First-Tbe
Power of the Word Taught in Purity
and Faithfulness. Rev. ]. T. Har-
baugh.
Second-What are we TO understand
by The Word Taught in Purity and
Faithfulness." Rev. ID. Van Dyke.
Election of Officers.
Miscellaneous Business.
TUESDAY EVENING. 7:30 O'CLOCK
Topic: The Methods and Means of
Preparing Teachers for their Work.
Rev e. w. Miller.
Topic: Obligations of Parents to
Children in Regard to Public Worship
in Sanctuary. Rev. II. r. Sutherland.
WEDNESDAY . a. NJ.
Topic The Relation of Lay Help to
the Evangelization of the Masses Rev.
VIM. Jones
Lesson Tau ghr
Topic; The Church. First
the Obligations of the entire Member
ship of the Church to the Sunday
School. Rev s. Kline.
Second-Advantaees to be Derived
from the Faithful Discharge of Duty
in this work. Rev.
Each session will be opened by de-
votional exrecises-30 minutes.
Each Township s. s. orginzation
and every s. s. in the County is earn
estly requested to send Delegates to
this Convention.
The time for holding the Conven-
ton has been chosen with reference to
the convenience of the friends in the
country
Let your reports be complete, but
brief. Township Associations will re
port on the following items:
Number of Schools in Township.
Numbers of officers, teachers and
scholars enrolled in your township.
How many schools meet the year
roundl
How many use the uniform lessons!
How many Conventions during the
year,
What is the general condition of the
work in your Township
Names of the President and Secre-
tary of your organization.
Bring the annual contribution of one
dollar from each school
NJ. GRAY, Ii. T. WINDERS,
Chm Ex. Com. Secretary.
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Gen J. 5. Robinson, of Kenton, was
in town Monday, to visit his father in
law, Hon. Parlee Carlin. who is still
quite ill, though we are glad to know
is improving
Mr.. Jas Sutherland, of Detroit, spent
a few days with his brother, Rev. X. r.
Sutherland, last week.
+. p. Jones and family, and j. a.
Bope and family, left for the Centen-
NAL Tuesday. They will be absent
about two weeks.
Misses Stella and Oracle Belden have
returned home, after having made n
pleasant and long visit at Lancaster,
Ohio.
Miss Sheath and Miss Ebbert, from
Tifiin, are making a visit among their
young frinds, at L. II. Redick's.
Mrs. J. A. Mcconnell and daughter,
Mrs. A. Leeper, of Chillicothe, No.,
formerly of this city, have been visit
ing with friends in the county for sew
eraI weeks, and are now the guests of
Rev. DIR. Jones. They will be Joined
early in SEPTEMBER by Mr.. Leeper, and
will start for the Centennial about the
middle oil that month.
E. Dunn, and family spent Sunday
in Toledo visiting friends.
Miss Clara Mccain, temporarily re-
siding in Urbana, is home for few weeks
visiting MANY friends.
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The Board have adopted the following
grades for the coming year-Scale ! To loo:
For nrst-cIass certificates (vaIii a mOnths)
grades must average 95Z with no branch
marked below So. Twenty.four months ex-
perience in teaching required.
Second-class certificates valid Is monthsl
q, AIDES must average ~ with no branches
marked below 7a. Twelve months expert
ence required. Second-class certificates will
also be issued when the applicants average
is % with no branch marked below 81 NO
experience required
For Third-class certi n C ties valid II
mOnthsl grades must average - with no
branch marked below ~: Some experience
1hird-cIass certificates will also be issued
when the applicants average II -, with no
branch marked below q. No experience re-
quired.
valid mOnIhS) grade. must average ~ with
no branch marked below 63. No experience
required
tember lst, 1876.
Examinations will begin at $50 A NJ, and
continue without any InferInission TOR din
ner until 40 p NJ at whi n time all manu-
scripts must be com oIeted. No applicants
received alter l0,3D- No certificates will be
issued without an examination, and none
will he an:edated or extended
Questions will be given on PRINTED slips,
and all applicants must pass an examination
In Reading. "riilng, OrthOgTaphy, Gram
mar, Geography. Mental Arithmetic, Writ
ten Arithmetic, Theory and Practice, and
in any other branch they may be called up
ON 10 teach
applicants ust furnish ,oritfen recon-
mendations OF good moral character, to be
procured from their last employers or last
teachers. If possible.
Good success in teaching will always be
considered in granting certificates
tRch applicant Is requested to bring lead
pencil. an ersser and Knife, also three cent
stamp and the necessary fee my cents.
Applicants will be required to make heiE
OtCa change By order of the Board.
JOSEPH r. KAGY,
| Augi 1916 DDRILUS MARIZ,
VT. FLATT.
School Examiners
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Family OuaYrel-

For the last week or so, pace has not
''roigned supreme, in the family of a
Mr., Passold, on Washington st. In
fact it is reported that the lord and
master had been imbibing a little too
much of the Glowing bowl" Last
Sunday night affairs came to crisis.
the occasion being the arrival of Mr. p.
in too exuberant spirits. Rumor hath
it that he threated to kill the wife of
his bosom, and drew a dangerous look
ing knife, for that purpose when his
son, Henry, interfered and prevented
him from accomplishing his design. In
wrestling the knife from his father,
Henry received severe cash in his
hand, but il is hoped no serious results
will follow from his effort 10 shield his
mother from the infuriated Iage of his
father. Passold was afterwards arrest
ed, at the instigation of Henry Mon
day evening, Passold tried to provoke
Il row in front of Mr.. Fack's jewelry
store, but was promptly arrested, and
cLucked in the cooler" for abusing MIR.
Fack. For this offence he was fined
IS 65. Monday, u daughter and the
youngest son, left town for parts un-
known, and the alleged reason for
their departure is, that they dared not
or would not testify against their faith
er in Court.
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o cast, giving
No, DELEGATES
Congressional Convention.

The Republican Congressional Con
vention of the Tenth District, will be
held in Fremont, Tuesday, August Is,
to nominate a candidate for Congress.
Hancock is entitled to 26 delegates.
All Republicans in attendance from
Hancock County will be considered
delegates and entitled to participate
in the work of the Convention.
BY ORDER REP. Con-.
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Heavy Short Horns

Mr. Jonas Hartman, of Eagle town,
ship, sold, n few days since, to Peter
Soft. rhe well known stock dealer,
eleven head of thnee and four year old
cattle whose aggregate weight was Is,
SO pounds. one pair of four year
olds kicked the beam at 8, $50 pounds
while pair of three year oIds weighed
3.6l0. These cattle weIe all of Mr..
Hartman's own raising, and must have
netted him a snug sum. lie was
among the first in this county to see
the benefits to be derived from the in
PRODUCTION of blooded stock, and we
feel certain he has found the invest
ment a paying one.
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al freedom, if they observe any persons
perambulating the streets bedecked in
regimentals, as this Is not a Government
recruiting station.
Several cutters need cleaning on East
Lincoln St. They should be attended
to Immediately.
Shoot that triangle
SCENE-Meeting Of the Democratic
Club.
i now introduce to You Capt --'
1t is not known. at this juncture, whether
the elephant. he went round" but il Is
certain the Band began to play"
Finale-Grand walk-a-round.
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REPUBLICAN COMPRESSION.
AL CONVENTION
FREMONT, AUGUST Is, 1876

The Republican electors of the sew
eral counties of the Tenth Congression-
al District are requested 70 send dele
gates to q convention to he held at
Fremont on
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1876
for the purpose of nominating candi-
date for the Representative in Congress
for said District, and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may
properly come before it.
The basis for representation in said
Convention shall be one delegate for
every 100 votes cast for r. b. Hayes
for Governor, in 1875, and one delegate
for each fraction of 50 votes and over
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Notice

Probate Court II Hancock County. Ohio. in the
matter Of BGTld * TrtegS, hlSolreEt Debtors.
rINHE non preferred creditors of said BaInd
Il x Turkeys are notified that "A dividend Of
assets will he made on the lith day of August,
4. II Is-.i, ~ ~ O'Clock forenoon Of said day
and that payment thereof Will be made nm
mediate!y thereafter by the undersigned nt
their office IN Findlay. Ohio
August >, 1876. JAMES ROBINSON. JE-,
H-l6. HORACE NJ VANCE.
ASSignets of Barnd * TuIleyS.
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On Friday last at noon, Findlay
was visited by the severest storm of
the season. In fact for years there
has scarcely been its equal. For a
time the lowering clouds seemed to le
shifting to the west, as though the
storm was passing around us, but the
wind changed slightly and brought the
elements upon us in Al storm OF great
violence. The rain fell SO furiously,
and the wind surged so violently, that
at times it was impossible 10 see half
way across Main Street. A number of
awnings We're torn down, the iron fast
enings being wrenched from their
places, and broken in two as though
they were pipe stems. One was broken
up in this way ut the Commercial
House. On the North side where Sher-
i'll Myers was engaged in thershing, two
stacks of wheat were blown over and
considerably damaged by the rain, and
the straw carrier of the tlreshing ma
chine was blown over. West of the
railroad ,on Main Cross street, the frame
of new building being erected by MIR.
Didway, was blown down, and along
the railroad for n mi' ,-more, to the
Southwest, considerable damage was
done to timber, a number of valuable
trees being blown over. Fruit suffer
ed considerably in the course of the
storm. and some corr Was blown over,
though the damage in this way was not
great.
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For the Congressional Convention

Don't forget that the Congressional
Convention meets ut Fremont ON Tues
day next, and let all those interested in
the matter, attend. The Central Com
mitice have announced that all in attend
mce will be entitled to cast the ballot of
the county, and hence any Republican
of the county desiring to go and partici-
pate can do so. The l.. f. & l.. Rv. will
carry.ikose who 60 to attend the Con-
vcntion at regular excursion rates.
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BASKET Temperapoe Meeting a, yanIne

BASKET Temperance Meeting at Vanlue.
On Wednesday, of pext week, the
ladies will hold Union Temperance
meeting at Vanlue, speaking to be in
the Lutheran Church by some of the
clergymen of Findlay. Come with
your baskets and spend pleasant day
Excursion rates will be given by the
Railroad. Twenty tickets or over will
secure round trip rate of 35c.
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Gn-dags 6rain -sHarhrf.

FrNDLAY. Ohio, Aug. 10, 1s7G.
Wheat, &c. @Sl 90.
Corn, shclled, 40c.
Oats, white, 22c,
Oats. mixed, 20c
The above prices are paid to-day 10y q
W. MYi.HS. al The L. +. Il l.. Ry. elevators
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The pressure upon our columns, this
week, necessitates the LAYING over till
next week of report Of Liberty town.
ship Sunday School Convention, letters
from Arcadia, and sundry other matters.
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+. B. FAY, Authorized Agent.

The Republicans in the different
townships of Hancock county, are re-
quested to meet at their respective
places of holding elections, Oh
EVENING, AUG. IL, 1876,
for the purpose of appointing delegates
to attend the County Convention, to
be held in Findlay, August &c, 1876.
REP. CEN. Com. Rooms.
Aug 2 1876.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-11

ALWAYS GET THE BEsT-Especially
in getting Saleratus-as the best costs
but a triiie for years supply, and
that the good costs but tritie more
than the poor. The best goes farther
than the poor, and is much more
healthy. We can recommend ID. B.
3eLand's & Co.'S Best Chemical Sal
prUfbS
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A Double Danger Avertpd.

The inhabitant of a malariOus region is
threatened by a double danger. He is not
only compelled to breathe miasma, but to
s0aliOa0 1t since 1t infect not only the atmOs-
phere, but the water. The aerial poison
threatens his system through the lungs and
pores, the liquid tn rough the stomach.
Against this double peril there Is but one pro-
teciiOn, and that is 40 invigorate the entire
body through the digestive and secretive or
gaus. Ordinary tOni0s usually fail to ac-
cOmplish this-HOstetter's stomach Bitters
never. In the tropics where the diseases
originated by malaria are of 4 far more ma
lgunnt type than those originated by the
same cause in the temper te zone, 10 enjoys
immense and constantly increasing sales,
and there is no POI Ion of this continent
where II Il not the reigning specific for mias-
matte fevers and disorders OF the stomach, 4,
liver and bowels. proceed -ng from malaria
and other causes.
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Ditch Notice.
AUDITORS OFFICE, III SCOCK Co. o.,
an lS-e (


FINDLAY, August 10, 1876.
Whereas. n petition signed by ]. NJ. Moore
head and others, has been filed with the Au-
ditor of said County, praying for the widen
Ing and deepening of the j. NJ MOOrehesri
Ditch, drain or water couIse, on the follow
Ing line, tO-wit:
Commencing about forty (iU rods north ~
the southea Il corner of the nOrthw. quarter
of section seventeenth in township one ~
north range tent O)east in Liberty township,
thence W. 1 through said noTthwe>I quarter
of said section; tlence little southwest
through the south half of section eighteen
u.s. to the township line between Liberty
and Blanchard townships; thence north
westerly through the southeast quarter at
section thirteen (3), township one a., north
range rine (y) east. and there interSect the
Fry Ditch, in the NOrihwesf qua. .er Of said
section Q3l- and thence following said Fry
Ditch to the Blanch9ru River, and there
terminate.
This Is TO notify all persons interested that
the said petition will be up for hearing at
the Auditors Office. in Findlay. on SatnId y
the 9Th day of September, 1876 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Hv3 as MOSHER County Auditor
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Allpersons having claims not settled by
note or otherwise, will please present
them at the earliest opportunity. ! am
prepared to adjust the same by cash All
persons owing me will please do likewise.
G.. W. WALTERS
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PROGRAMME

Of the Annual Convention OF the Hancock Coun.
ty sabbath school Union to be held at the En-
giish Lutheran Church. Tuesday and wedneS-
day, Augus; 2sd and I'D, 1876.
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Thanks.

\ charming boQuet, from the hands
of MolIie A Cline, found its way to
our sanctum few days ago. Its beau
ty was subject of remark, and its
fragrance was very grateful to the
senses. The fair donor will accept our
thanks.
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TnraI prndnre sHarEef.

FINDLAY. o., Aug. 10, 1876.
Eggs, y cents.
Butter, 12@14 cents.
Hides, green, 3a@4 cents
Hides, dry, S cents.
Calf, green, 7@s cents
Calf, Gry. 9@lO cents
Sheep Pclts, 20c@GOc.
Tallow cents.
Lard l0@ll cents.
Flax seed, soc.
Smoked sides, 10 cents.
Shoulders, SOLO cents.
Hams, 12@l4 cents.
Rags, cents
ibccswaX, % cents.
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Doing Its Share

The corporation is doing it share to
bridge over the hard times by furnishing
employment for working men. See the
amount of Improvements ordered.
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Eagle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wheat wanted at the Eagle Mills, for
whirh the Iii chest Market Price will be
mid MCCONNELL & ROCKWELL.
Aug. 10, III.
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THE NEW DOMESTICI

Everybody to
the old
silk thread for belt Every perfectly This is great
will
N has thea
wluala
a sfromru
few thee
hand, which will he
June 1S76-1y B. uthOrize Agent
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Post Office Removed! !

The Post Office has been moved from
the old stand 10 the Brick Block. on
Court House Square, one door West of
the White Corner. The public are in
vited 10 act accordingly.
+. q. DeW0LFE, T.. VI.
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DONT take any chances, but buy an
accident ticket of Totten Bros, before
starting for the Centennial
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON
VENTI0N.
Rooms REF. CEN. Com,

ROOMS KkF. CEN- OUM.,
FINDLAY, o., July 26, 1876.
To the Republicans Of Hancock COun-
ty:
You are hereby notified that a con-
vention of the delegates from the sew
eral townships in the County will be
held at the Court House in Findlay, Oh
SATURDAY, August 26th, 1876.
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. for the purpose oi
nominating candidates for the follow
ing County Offices, to-wit:
One Candidate for Sheriff.
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Republicans living in 2nd Precinct
East side Main street will meet at the
Court House on Monday evening Aug.
Ilih to appoint twenty three delegates
to the Republic county convention
August 26th.
BY order Township committee.
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Laid Over

BEFORE starting for the Centennial
buv an accident ticket of Tottcn Bros.