The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-22

who paid the Judgment. TO keep until
he rePsid him. Both parties lived II
Columbus, or. Bea! worked Oh The G.
& T. RR., and brought tie horse with
I him to Fo-toria. Last week Mar il
came 70 Fostoria, took the horse from
the stable and decamped. He has Sill ce
been arrested for stealing the horse.
The G. & T. RR. met with an OBJ
strnction. n few miles from tostoria,
last week. They We're about 10 grade
through tract Of land in which Mrs.
Mervin held a dover right, when OBJ
iections were interposed by the lady,
until the damages were settled. The
result was several arrests, an arbitra-
ton, ali award of $3.50 which was paid,
and the work proceeded.
The track laying on the c. & T. RR.
has been completed between Colun-
bus and Delaware. Between Delaware
and Fostoria there is gap of about
twelve miles between Marion and Up
per Sandusky.
The lecture OF Rev. Van Dyke, at
the Presbyterian Chnrch, on Friday
night last, was an interesting one, and
was list. ned to with marked attention.
We are given to understand that
there is no money in the fund for re-
pairing streets, hence their neglected
condition. The greater pity is it, for
the streets are in such condition that
repairs are sadly needed. OF course
the Street Commissioner is not respon
sible for the fact that there are no
funds with which to repair.
Hon. G. Foster and D. b. Beardsley,
Esq, will address the people at Vanlue
on Thursday evening, Sept. 2Sth- Let
every person come out.
The people of Union township and
vicinity will be addressed by Hon. G.
Foster, on Friday evening Sept. 29th.
A likely looking young man who had
severa! times before registered at the
Lima House, Lima, and forgotten to
settle his bill, tried the same game at
the saline place, on the Sd, but as the
clerk recognized him, he was obliged
to leave his little watch, as security.
He won't be likely to visit the Lima
House again for some time.
The thieves who follow up Fore
paugh's show, made a general raid on
groceries and dwelling houses at Lima,
last week, when the show was there,
and got away with considerable plum
der.
A new two story frame building, just
enclosed and about ready for plaster
ing belonging to Geo. Jamison, of
Lima, was destroyed by fire on the 9TH.
As no fire had been used about the
building, and no one had been at work
in it that day, the origin of the fire can
only be surmised. The building had
been insured to about two-thirds its
value.
Mr. w. r. Carnahau is yet in New
York City getting new goods and sreat
bargains for the people.
No where in the city will the eco
nomical housekeeper be bet er served
or at closer rates than at the family
grocery Of Green Davis & Co. Try
them.
The Emma Leland Combination is
the best travelling theatrical troupe,
without exception, we have ever seen.
They received a very fair patronage
here, and will no doubt be we'll received
on any subsequent visit. Usually these
companies comprise two or three fair
performers, whose acting is rendered
Ineffective by the imperfections of the
rest; but this company is an exception,
each performer being competent for
the part assigned, and most of them
real artists in their lines.
Hardeshell & Nonemaker South of
the Joy House, Lave everything in the
line of family supplies that are called
for not only there in constant use, but
those in demand. They will give you
prompt attention and low prices.
Call at the new room of the JKFFER-
in the brick block south side of
Court House square. Every descrip-
ton of Job printing neatly, cheaply
and promptly executed.
Myaor Carr, on Monday last, held
Charley Kenzie to bail in the sum of
$50 for breaking into the residence of
Jno. p. Shutty, on Friday last, and
stealing sixty-two cents.
On Wednesday night, of last week,
a heavy storm. passed over this place,
with thunder and light
ming. A straw stack on the farm of
VIM. Thomas was struck by lightning
and burned up. 1t stood SO near the
barn that it WIS with difficulty saved.