The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-21
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| Theodore Dixie, an engineer on tn
L : r X, had his foot caught in guar
rail. while switching" cars at NOrwalk
on the 9Th, was run over and his Les
badly mashed. He was not especially
cared for until the next day noon, wheT
the leg WAS amputated. On Sunday
evening following the physician saw him
again, and gave him large dose of NOR
phine. In the morning he was found
dead in his bed.
Don't trust strangers without some
evidence of their honesty other than
their protestations. A Mr. Stiles OF
Clarksfield, Huron county, Will profit by
this advice if no one else, for he suffered
thusly: A man on horse back, who gave
his name as Davis, and said he had rid
ded from Wellington, wanted TO borrow
Stiles's buggy-in fact did, promising to
return with it the same night. Andnow
Stiles is sending circulars over the coun-
try endeavoring to recover his property
Don't allow yourself to be "Davlsed' in
that way. even if some fellow should
charge you with being uncharitable.
Richard Dildine, of Tillin, plead guilty
to horse stealing, and was sent to the
pententiary from that place for three
years. Fourteen days after the crime
was committed, he was sentenced Quick
work.
S H Sawhill, of Tillin, had his leg bad
lycrushed below the knee, whilc attempt
ing TO check a car with an iron bar, at
Chicago Juncti on, last week. 1t is
thought the limb Will have to be amputa-
ted.
Flemming RosSctter, of FostOria, had
his left arm lasceratcd, on the Sth, while
dlscharginga gun. The gun bursted in
fiicting sad wound, and breaking tho
young mans arm.
A man named Dearhangcr, residing
some distance from St Mary's persisted
in well, on the 10th inst His brother
had gone down to clean it out, but com
planning of faintncss, the one who per
ished went down and got him out
Afterwards he wentdown and attempted
to clean out the well, but was Overcomt
with the damps and pcrished.
The question of building a new In
| firmary is to be submitted to the people
of Putnam county.
The editor of the Fremont Messeaga
got SO heated up, during the recent "ho
spell" that he began TO entertain fears o
bailing over. Last time we saw him h,
looked very much ike 4 boil" consider
ably swelled and-red. He was mop
ping his face with something that resem
bled a small table-cloth, and for the iirs
time in his life was afraid of a "bust"
Fremonters are deliberating as Il
whether they will celebrate Croghan'
victory
Hughes x Travis drug store, al f
more, was DESTROYED by ire ON the Iii
inst.
Wood county farmers are Athlete
with too much rain. In many places tn
, corn crop is reported ruined
The Odd Fellows, of West Milgroy
had a public installation of officers {
: their hall in that place, yesterday.
Advertising is valuable, especial
when you regard the quality and QUAINT
ty of the medium in which the adverti
!. ing is done. A paper that is in deman
all over the county, and is read by nearl
all the population of town and county
70 more valuable, as an advertising mediul
4, than paper Of less general and loc
e circulation. The JEFF" has much Il
S largest circulation of any paper publis
10 ed within the county, is read by ever
K bhdy, and is the most valuable and be
medium though which to reach the pc
pie.