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She Did and Yet She Didn't.

Jewelry men occasionally have an
experience" and our friend Kimmell
is no exception. His experience came
in the shape of II blushing damsel who
asserted she came from Forest, and
that gentleman friend would be in
soon and pay for what jewelry she
wanted. She wanted to see some rings,
she did, and the accommodating clerk
set out AZ box. She took them from
their places one by one, and laid them
on the show case. But the clerk not
liking that method picked them up and
replaced them. Then She wanted 10
look at some. more rings and with
like result. She desired TO examine
the thimbies, and they We're displayed,
the clerk being meanwhile cautiously
OH the watch She desired to see some
gold chains,-the clerk put away the
thimbies and set out the chains, and
Just then the proprietor coming in, the
clerk returned to his jobbing and
allowed MIR. K 70 wait on the lady.
She looked n the chains and left them
strewed about on the show case, and
then she took another look at the
thimbles and concluded she would
wait till another time. Meanwhile
Kinmell gathered up the chains and
discovered that there was one missing.
She was about leaving the store but he
called to her to wait He remarked
that there was chain missing; did she
see it, She didn't know anything of
its whereabouts. He thought she did,
suggested Il police officer if it was not
returned. The chain was returned
and the lady" departed, nor has her
gentleman friend yet called round to
''see about it," Lovers of jewel:y
shouldn't go fooling round that way IL
kiumell's shop.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-25
An Old Settler

On Wednesday morning last we had
a raH from Edward 5 Jones. OF La
Prairie, Marshal county, Illinois. He
was one Of the first settlers of the
county, having located here il 1927.
In the fall of 1928 he was elected
Treasurer Of the county-its firsr treas
urer-and performed its duties with
credit His experience in collecting
taxes in those days would appaI the
hearts of treasurers of the present
time His first settlement with the
State Treasurer was for the modest
sum Of SI6. In the following year his
settlement was for $50, and two wolf
scalps. The State AT that time paid a
bounty of $3.50 for wolf eaIps. and
those had been taken for faxes. Mr..
Jones : now 2 mar of about ~ wears.
but i hale and hearty and looks as if he
might enjoy many lEure years of life.
He will remain III town some time Wis
iting friends, aud al he Pioneer pie
nic.to be held on Saturday of next week.
Sept. ID, will relate some of his pioneer
experiences. Those interested in the
early history Of our county should b.
all means be present.
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Rev. Il. Van Valkenburg occupied
the pulpit of the L. b. Church very
acceptably last Saturday and Sabbath,
preaching four sermons
Jesse A. Stewart, of Sacramento,
California, who has been visiting
friends here for some time past, left
for Philadelphia, few days ago, con-
siderably improved in health. He ex
poets to take the steamer from New
York for Panama On the goth.
Mr.. Alf Graber, Will Chadwick, Jay
Gage and Jake Fleck, after an absence
Of two weeks visiting the Centennial
returned home last Thursday, well
pleased with their visit.
NJ. Joe Miller, after an absence OF
two months visiting the Centennial ard
.tiivts in the Eastern part of the,
State. rpturns 4 home last week
John Parker, after rusticating for
81, weeks in Colorado Springs, Col
returned home Oh Saturday last, look
ing better.
Deacon Fred, of the Courier, left
for the Centennial on Saturday last,
to be absent some time. As all the
Heather brethren are suspicious of the
good qualities of water, and as Fred
was duly apprized of the inferior order
of Philadelphia water, in particular,
he slowed away his little bottle of pep
permint in his side-pocket, and left in
a calm and peaceful frame of mind,
satisfied that he was fortified against
the inroads of aqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Canadian left
Tuesday morning for four weeks
visit at the Centennial and other East
ern cities.
We had a pleasant visit from w. G.
LayIiu. ESD. of Norwalk, on Wednes-
day. lie was i'll Attendance at the
Teachers Institute on tina. day. He
was formerly Principal Of the Union
Schools at Bellevue, and achieved
quite reputation as aH educator.
Recently lie has given his attention to
the law, and will 10 doubt make it
success.
Wellington Hurd and daughter, of
WiiIoughby, o., are visiting friends
and relatives here
Rev. Jones breaches his farewell ser
mon next Sunday, the 9th.
The pastor, Rev. Miller, of the Eng
lish Lutheran Church, will be absent
next Sabbath, owing to his attendance
at the Synod now in session at Tiilin.
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II Demand.

Hancock County teachers are in
good demand. Every season there is
more al less cal! tor them 70 I'll i'm
portant positions abroad. We learn
that Miss L Church has been engaged
to teach IL. T.sia; that Miss ). Ford
has had q cali Ia Cleveland, and Will
go there; THAT Alr, Gilbert, of Mount
Blanchard, has received the appoint
ment Of Superintendent of thr Schools
al Forest. and that l.. B May, also of
ut. Blanchard. has been appointed to
the \ ':-iiiLnIir School "a: the same
.,E..a
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Try it by all Means.

If any of our readers have been
troubled to make light and uniform
biscuit, it is more than probable they
do not use ID. b. DeLand & Co.'S Best
Chemical Sdlerdtus That is a cure
article, not detrimental to health, and
sure In its effects Try it by all means.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-25

The temperance meeting he!i in
Tapiue Oh the 18th, wd- =, >IcresS. not
withstaniing hone OF the clergy Of
FjDdiay were present, as WIS expected.
SoIu- nf !ir ladies of that place were
here, aud the exercises were q. such an
entertaining nature as to reflect great
credi; "u Eh,ir noble leader Mrs )
Srrp,har. Z ! W
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SAMUEL HUBER, Chairman


Seven Democratic politicians, mem
bers of Council, lawyers. &c, were pull
ed" At a Seneca street hose, Cleveland
on the night of the 18th. Five of the
gentler sex, accompanied them to the
tombs. One fellow put up 800 out OF
Tilden's "barl," for appearance of the
party next day.
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EYENING SESSION.

Institute called to order at clock
Z. NJ. by the President.
Opened with instrumental music by
Prof. Bohrer.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Sniff was then introduced
and spoke for half an hour on "What
shall we Teach.' He would teach
something more than common branch
e. and higher mathematics. Would
go farther into the sciences, Physiolo-
gy, Botany, &c. He thought We, as
teachers, paid to little attention to the
study of our own organization.
The address was instructiy, and well
received.
Remark. -re made upon III" sUO
ieet by Messrs. Hall and Palmer, Revs
Miller and Rose heartily endorsing
what Mr. sniff Lad said.
Adjourned until Tuesday
TUESDAY SECOND DAY FORENOON
SESSION.
Institute met at A. n President J.
\. Pittsford in the chair.
Session opened with song by the
Institute Devotional exercises by Rev
/. b. Kutz
Minutes OF Monday read and adopt
e. after which the Secretary called the
roll and assigned members
Ihe President then appointed a
Committee on Educationals, consisting
OF Messrs. w X Leonard. l.. j.
George, d. P. Haggerty. Misses Ella
Leonard, Sallie Mcbride and phebe
Paxson.
Supt Palmer then gave his first ad-
dress ON Theory and Practice He de-
voted his remark 70 the organization
of a school; would first get acquainted
with the patrons of the district, the pu-
plis of the district, see what is needed
about your school room, commence
the first morning by some appropriate
opening exercises, endeavor to make a
good impression; endeavor to be very
natural and easy before your pupils.
The subject was discussed by Messrs.
Hall, Sniff, Switzer, Pittsford and
others
Mr.. Sniff then continued bis instruc-
tion in Arithmetic. He first gave his
method of teaching compound num-
bers; next fractions, dwelling more
particularly on the method ofteaching
addition and subtraction; also the
reasons for inverting the divisor.
After discussion by Messrs. SwitZer,
DeWolfe, Palmer and others, a recess
was granted.
After intermission Mr.. Hall gave in
struction in Geography. After some
remarks to the teachers about the ne
cessity of having their scholars learn
everything we'll and accurately, he gave
the order in which he would present
the subject: First, the definitions,
maps, and then the descriptive text.
He would follow the order then that Is
presented in the text book in use. Mr..
H. wound up by urging upon the
teachers to teach system, classification,
conciseness, neatness, &c.
Adjourned to 1 80 P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Opened at l 80 P. NJ. President in
the chair.
Session opened with piece Of music
by Miss Beardsley, after which the roll
was called.
The discussion of the following ques-
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the following described property, to-wit
One Plancr with Shafts and Pulleys,
One Rip Saw, One Upright Saw, One Cut
off Saw with Borer attached, One Turn
in@ Lathe and Chisels complete. One Nor
tising Machine, Four Work Benches with
Tail Screws, Screws and Clamps in great
variety. Tables, Bureaus, CuphoariS.
Chairs, DC. Seasoned Cherry and Walnut
Lumber, and a great variety of articles too
tedious to mention
Sale 10 C, mmcncc at 10 o'clock a NJ.
\ credit of six months will be given on all
Sums OF 81 0U and oNcr
lJ-lG. '.,:N Markell
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At Urichsyiiie, Ohio, on the night OF
the 10Th fire occurred which destroyed
a warehouse belonging to o. B. Bartlett
and vailed at 80 coo, and the music store
Of W BSollers. There was an insurance
Of $500 % Bartletts property but none
ON SolIer.S who loses 81 800.
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InnI Harhrf,
FINDLAY, O., Aug. 9
Ep-dans 6raim ,Markrf

FINDI.AY, Ohio, Aug. 24. 1876
Wheat, 81 90.
Corn, shellcd, 40c
Oats, white, 25c.
Oats, mixed, 22c
The above prices are paid to-day 10y q
w. MYERS. at the L. L. IL l.. Ry. elevators
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The SanduSky Conference OF the
United Brethren iii Christ will convene
in this place September 9th Bishop
j Weaver, of Dayton, d, will preside.
The conference consists of one hundred
prenchcrs Incal and itineramt.
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THE NEW DOMESTICI

Everybody invited call to
1t great improvement the old 1t
silk thread for belt Every perfectly
will
Every wearing part tempered
over machine The light
nickel plated
oil The the
hand, which will he sold Il greatly lpiccs
FL e.. ZtY. ,utborizaI
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-25

The Valley Blade Is the name Of new
paper Just started at Portsmouth, Ohio
1t is a spicy sheet, and fies the Repubil-
can National. State and County tickets
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The burglar who robbed the residence
Of Mrs. 4 NJ. Thompson,J. W. Ross and
Father GreisS, was arrested III 1oiedo,
las; week. and gave his name Is Frank
Robinson.
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DR.. FISHBLATT,
WILL HIS
SEVENTH VISIT
JOY HOUSE, FINDLAY,O.
Friday,OCt6h, 1875, for Two DAYS.
CROSS EY YES CURED INSTA NTT~
DR.. FlSHBLATT,
PRACTISING AND CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
AUTHOR
-


Also
PUBLISHER OF SEVERAL MEDICAL WORKS
Many PG The I New York
CATARRH DEAFNESS, SPINAL DISEASES
& % lns TRe aS s @ of @
have o ntgeneral " /" S "N'
DR. FISHBLATT
1 n S % b suRsis sss @ who % % @ iRsssn
eSm % al OF 0 ali
Dr. Fishblatt
naly @ 6hgs PSn f % Gne & @ Debility z0 @ 4s s and
R t % Gdd1ss Of Disease @ % R % Tas S1a E sSs a
solitary @ % the he
Young Men,
habit then
% aa s sns the and I%u6a a0 tusSs ] ~ HaE % ] % % have @ @ ]
Married ySng msa % asFI
g ' organ" weak
honor gentleman and e0npy 6ranjc rely Rss s1 physician
@ & N % @
SE @ ny m the ] % n Ss 5 s 9F @
nss ' % the
Debility fGns na W.snE Rs % % deS constitutional
Cure Warranted.
@ a8 oS desP apply % month after
GGsa"ste @ @ m n a @ % % hs @ and md
e 5 biaS P @
Take Particular Notice
. R5 haS % Ssfsh ar ruin % Ssn % Sos % % @ @
J; q; @ s::%5 ]
the RszEs FHPoRs ssra Sn effects P
@ % @ ns gy m pslasa % f their u
health Losing hs ys96 g f %h s %
Young Men
snG sn bCds SGn @ Apply @ mot n renders
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ONE in ten meets with an accident
during every year. Buy an accident
ticket of Totten Bros before starting to
the Centennial
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f Yen hurrah for Hayes anG Wheeler

OR shout for Tildcn and Hendricks. sit
makes not any difference" when you want
a Hat. A. Ebling has both styles. and he
sells them down 10 the bottom notch. 15-l7
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EAGLE MILLS-w -wHEATMARKET.

Wheat wanted at the Eagle Mills, Tor
which the Highest Market Price will h.
paid. MCCONNELL n ROCKWELL.
Aug. "a, '96.
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The Hay eS & Wheeler Hat.

Aud the Tiitien d Hendricks Hat, the
latest thing in Hats now ont, on sale at
\. EbinES show your colorS and yet a
Hat. 1917
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Adjourned to meet at 7:30 p. N.

noN'T take any chances, bat buy an
accident ticket Of TOtten Bros, before
starting for the Centennial
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The Centennial Plaid.

That is what they call il, and It's noby
and neat. Makes mp splendidiy Ebling
haS H. GET The Centennial Plaid l5I7
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Post Office Removed! /!

The Post Office has been moved from
the old stand TO the Brick Block, on
Court House Square, one door West OF
the White Corner. The public are ILL
vited TO act accordingly.
f. e.. DeW0LFE. l.. VI.
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Hancock County Teachers Institute
TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION |!
4 GOOD ATTENDANCE AND ~ ~
TEREsTISG TINE.

| The twelfth annual session o. the
Hancock County Teachers Associa
ton convened at Findlay, o., in Co
Iumbia Hall, Monday morning st Il
o'clock. A. NJ
The session was called 10 order by
Pres. J. A Pittsford.
| Devotional exerci- es were condusted
by R-v. G W. Miller. of the English
Lutheran Church.
Song Shall we gather AZ the Riv-
ct. was sung by the Institute. Miss
Lizzie Lindsay presiding Il Tia piano.
The President then made some re-
marks relative to the success and at
tendance of the Institute Remarks
were also made by Messrs. Platt, Pal
mer, Switzer and others.
Miscellaneous business being in or
der, Mr.. Platt called up the amend
ment proposed at the last session
amending Sec. III of Art. so rs TO in
clude an annual fee of % cts. from
each member. ON his motion it was
taken up, and after being discussed by
Messrs. DeWolfe, Switzer, Pittsford,
and Miss Robinson, it was unanimous
ly adopted.
ThePresident then appointed Messrs.
C. W. Ford, E. II. DeWolfe, aud
Misses Jennie Livingston and Clara
Tucker committee on enrolment.
Adjourned until ! 80 p NJ
The number in attendanca this
morning WAS 80; very good iOr the first
day.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute met at 1 80 p NJ, with the
President in the chair.
Miss Book favored the Institute with
a fine piece of Music.
The question on the programme ''Is
it advisable to publish a special code of
laws for the government OF a school,
was taken up and discussed by Messrs.
Switzer, DeWolfe, Platt, Ford, George
and others. The general opinion of
the teachers seemed to be in the mega
tive.
Supt. Palmer, of Findlay was then
introduced, and commenced his in-
struction in primary work, taking as
his subject primary Geography" He
would teach position, direction, and
shape; then teach them TO draw map
of their school yards, town, township,
county and State. The subject was
discussed short Time by Miss Eta
Robinson, Messrs. Ford. Kemerer and
others
Mr. l.. n. Sniff, late of the Fostoria
Normal School, was then introduced,
ana commenced his instruction in
Arithmetic, commencing with the
fundamental rules. His instruction in
these rules was quite interesting. espec-
tally in subtraction and division. y
few remarks were made by some of the
teachers, after which an internission
of ten minutes was granted.
After intermission Supt. II. b. Hall,
of Tiilln, was introduced, and gave
instruction in the methods OF teaching
Grammar He would first introduce
words, methods, &c., after which he
would introduce IL Sentence, its def
milton, nature, elements, &c" The in
struction was practical, and could be
but in practice 10y country school teach
ers.
After few questions relative to the
subject, the Institute attended to mis-
celltneOus business.
Under this heading Mr.. Platt moved
that the chair send Greeting" to all
neighboring Institutes that might be III
session the present week. Carried
after which the Institute adjourned to
-.2O u NJ
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Aa excellent opportunity is offered
OUR citizens 10 visit the Islands on Mon
day next. over t!i- L Z. * l. Ry. Con-
nection vii lee made 1T Fremont.
with the steamer Ferris, and passen-
gers viii be- landed at the Islands early
in tiie evening. Returning, the Steamer
will leave Put-in-B Bay in tile afternoon
OF Tuesday, ami make connection with
the eYeniug train ut Fremont, arriving
here about II O'Clock p. N Arrange
ments have also been made with the
Beebe House for the accommodation,
of visitors at = per day.
IL our account of the light which
occurred ut the base ball grounds, and
the attempt made TO arrest one of the
principles last week, W. stated that he
had escaped at the back OF the house
while the Marshal was searching for
him in front. We made the statement
on the strength of assurance from one
who said he had seen him enter the
house. The mother of the young man
denies that he was in the house after
five o'clock Oh the previous evening,
and our iuforiner must therefore have
been in error.
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New Feed Arrangements.

Having opened up II Livery and Feed
Stable on Court House Square for the ac.
] commodation of farmers when You can
! feed your own feed, or we will furnish il
as you choose. Stable and Water 10c.
Stable. Water and Hay, 15c; Stable,
Water, Hay, and Grain, 25c. Buggics and
Carriages TO let with or without horses.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Please give us Il
call. ]. &. GARNETT.
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sHERIFF.

ITie contest was between seven aspl-
rants, but parrowed down on first ballot
to 2. G. Tritch and l. Teatsworth, On
second ballot Tritch reccive>e-.2aaS yotes,
anu was declared the nomi-,ee- HIS
nomination was made unanimous. ;.
B. Huffman, VIM. Louther, George ,.
Mosher, w. H. Whiteley and Ernst
kempf, were appointed the Comfy Cen
trail Committee, when the Convention
adjourned
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON.
VENTI0N.
Rooms REF. CEN Com
FINDLAY, o., July 26, 1876.

II c-i ouiS ~, lofp.
z" t.e Republicans Of HGHcocE Conn
IN:
You are hereby notified that IL con-
vention of the delegates from the sew
rrni townships in the County will be
held at the Count House in Findlay. on
SATURDAY, August 2Gth, 1876.
Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the follow.
ing County Offices, to wit:
one Candidate for Sheriff
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Vnitad Rretllren Corferance

EEFonE starting for the Centennial
buv au accident ticket of To.ten Bros.
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,be democratic County Convention.

: ne OSmOCrduC SOuHty SOAstHtlOl.
The Democratic County Convention
met IN the Court House on saturday
morning last. and organized by calling
W. II. Whiteley to the Char. The
honor was acknowledged bciittingly.
David Conner WAS chosen Secretary and
Fred GieSSncr assistant.
Committees on Credentials, Organiha-
ton a. "--o'''; vcre appointed.
and : : .,,.J JUurlmeu. had III ...rroo:..
The Convention was prompt, ~ !
10 order - ne ocIOck, and reports of
Committee. submitted.
Committees on Credentials reported
no contests. Committee on Permanent
Organization re st~IeC y. s.. Chairman
F. Glessner, Secretary. U. s.. Io-ier,
Assistant
The Committee on II liu' .Ons .eport-
ed the following, which ere adopted:
/ Resolred. That the platform ofprin-
cipleS adopted by the Democracy at the
ST. Louis Convention, aS understood by
the Democrats of Ohio. and a. InteTpre-
ted by the Democratic candidates for
Prcsideni----,i Vice President in their
80 OF acceptance meets our cordial
approval, and 'gc indofse the resolutions
and the candidates Us worthy of the Wig
orous support of every mTlIv1ho believes
in honest government, and the perpetu-
alton of our free institutions.
.. We indorse the State Ticket of the
Ohio Democracy, as composed ofits best
/ material.
: sResolcsd, That justice and sound
p " dem, nded the coinage OF the silver
doiidr on basis at par with gold, and
that the same be made legal tender as
Is WAS III the Republic for more than
eighty years.
years
+ ResoiTed. That We will give our
heart: support to the ticket this day
nominated
". W. Mcconnell, Chm.
The Convention then proceeded to
make It's nominations, as follows:
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RaVs You Seen It2

The Plaid. called ''The Centennial iuS,
out. Neatest thing for suits. Ought -
have it-mrist have it. Call at EbIipe,.
and get it, I5-I5
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New Advertisements.

ExcursiOn-L. +. d l.. Rv.
New Advcrtisemcnts-Dduchy S Co.
A Change in the Way of Doing Business
Winders d Co.
BUSINESS LOCALS
Stone Ware-J. G. Bushon tS Go.
New Feed Arrangements. G. Gar
nett
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Auction Sale.
Saturday. Septemher . 1876

will sell at Public Auction in Findlay
on the corner of Main and Lincoln Streets,
at what is known as the Bender place. on
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]. G. BushOn & Go.
Are selling good Stone Ware from , to
s cents per gallon. 1919