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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-24
Public Sale.

| will sell at public sale on the farm of
David Rohrer, late of Hancock county, o.,
deceased, on the Perrysburg Road, three
miles north of Findlay, on Friday, April IA,
1876, the following personal property, ,to-wit: !:
Eight three-year-Old colts, one five-year-Old
horse, three six-year-old horses, two four
year-old horses, one yearling colt, one Nal
tese thoroughbred jack, twelve head of hogs,
twenty-five head of sheep, one Excelsior
Combined Reaper and Moves, two Wagons,
one Grain Drill, ten tons of Hay in stack,
one Buggy, three setts of Double Harness,
six Corn CGltIvators, and various other
Farming Implements; to tedious to enumer-
ate.
A credit of eight months viii be given on
all sums over s., by purchaser giving note
with good security; under that amount cash
in hand will be required. Sale to commence
at 10 o, clock, A. NJ. of SAID day.
mar11 3w COONROD HILLSHAFER.
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Mr.. EDITOR: As there are quite a
number of your readers interested in the
above named Association, | have con-
cluded to offer a brief sketch of their
proceedings in an impromptu court.
There are two cases in point, but | will
refer to but one, as that will cover both.
The case is this: John Barnhart, being
a member of said Association, borrowed
out five shares, and received S506. His
wife gave a mortgage on her house and
lot as security. Barnhart failed to keep
up dues, interest and fines, in accord
ance with the rules of the Association.
The mortgage was foreclosed and the
property sold. Subsequent to the fore
closure, the Supreme Court made de-
cision in such cases, which shows that
the indebtedness of Barnhart was illegal
ly assessed, and he claims that he did
not owe the Association one dollar te-
gally at the time the sale was commenc-
ed. Now, Barnhart says he received
but $500, and was compelled to pay
S1295. 35, and asks that the amount of
money overpaid by illegal assessments
be refunded, and also says he is willing
to settle on the same basis that settle
ments have been made with others,
where the assessments have been illegal,
but have not been pressed. He says that
L.. ,r;fo ,nd b;moalf ypiIl GILL euSfain a
loss of from 5000 to $500 on the sale of
their property. But to this he will SUBJ
NIT. This proposition was rejected by
the Board of Directors-not denying his
claims-but offering to pay about one
half the amount claimed by Barnhart
from the books. To this proposition
Barnhart refused to accede.
This question was opened in the i'm
promptu court by resolution to in
struct the Board of Directors to settle
with John Barnhart from the books, on
fair and equitable principles, as had been
done by others. This resolution caused
quite ccmmotion and some sharp sparr-
ing, but it soon became apparent from
the amount of special and peculiar talent
arranged against the resolution, that it
would fail, and more apparent still when
one of the council charged base. The
resolution failed, and for the pres
ent, Barnhart loses his case.
AS these cases will 60 into other courts,
l forbear comments. If both Arties can
sleep with conscience void C. offense,
I'll try and wait for UsTICE.
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When You Come to Town,
Call with r. Fellers & Co. and get first
class lunch. mario
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-24

By the Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Boston, for Mis and adjacent
counties. An old, reliable, honorable Com
pany. Organized 1S49. Assets, $9,250, 600.
An easy Company to work. Liberal con-
tracts made with men of good records.
None others need apply. Previous expert
ence in this business not necessary. Agents
who are contemplating a change are also
cordially invited to correspond with
SAMUELs W. JOHNSON,
Manager Ohio Department, Cincinnati.
mar3eow2w
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CENTENNIAL.
1875.
I776.
Guide for Strangers, and a Rail-
road Ticket to Philadelphia.
EPRf1S.


Wehave Just returned from the great city
of Philadelphia, visited all the exhibition
buildings, including the main building, art
gallery, agricultural, machinery, and horti-
cultural halls, and have in course of con-
struction guide to facilitate the viewing of
all the Centennial buildings, FairmOunt
Park, Academy of Fine Arts and Natural
Sciences, the custom house, house of cor
rection, Girard College, Moyamensing pris-
on, the navy yards, the State House, which
still contains the old bell that first proclaim
ed our glorious independence; also, guide
to all the principal hotels, with rates per
day; railroad depots and ferries, theaters
and public parks; also hackney coach fares,
thereby enabling strangers to guard against
extortions which, no doubt, will be many;
and, apart from any business considera
tions, you will find it a useful companion
when visiting the birthplace of American
freedom. 1t will be completed in few
days. 1t is now in print, and we hope the
community will accept it in the same spirit
in which it IS given, viz, that of CONNER
cial friendship. Truly yours,
MAYER BLOCK,
Star Clothing House, No. 75 Main st.
p. S.--See Our boss advertisement, and
beware of imitators on small scale.
mar3-5w
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*. CowDEN, Cor. Sec'y
Ohio S. S. Union, Gallon, o.

We are pleased to learn that Mr..
THOMAS BURNS, who was severely in
jured, as was noticed in our last, is in a
fair way to recover. His injuries were
much more severe than we were aware
of at that time-his skull being badly
fractured-but DIR. F. w. FIRAlIN, his
physician, thinks that his chances for
recovery are reasonably good. We hope
so, as such men can be lily spared in a
community.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-24

lis filled with topics OF interest To every owner
~ a oxrien-is POINTED. PRACTICAL
and THOROUGH. and contains one-half as
mueh As sl 30 book on the subject GARDEN
FRS throughout the country commend It's
practical LABOR saving methods as insaiuaoie
to them - m,
e5r Sent for 10 cents. srhich 'eilI Be alloaeetf
on Ns 1isst order for seeds-
ADDE'S y. B. Root. seed Grover.
Rockford, Iflfncis.
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A Good Citizen Gone.

Many of our readers will be panied
surprised to hear of the death of ADD
SON HARDY, Esq, of Cass township,
which took place at his residence last
Friday morning, after an illness of some
three weeks. Mr.. HARDY was in his
forty fifth year, and came to his county
from Stark county in 1881. He leaves a
wife and two children. His ailment was
disease of the heart. He was an upright
worthy gentlman, and well worthy to be
classed among our best citizens. Few
men would be more missed by us all.
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For First-Class Photographs, go to zay's
Gallery. FepS0we
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BOROUGH PRIMARY MEETING.

The Republicans of the Borough of
Findlay, will meet atthe Court House,
on
Saturday Eoening, april 1, 1876,
at 1-2 o'clock, for the purpose of nom
mating Borough ticket to be supported
at the Spring election, Monday, April 8,
1876, and for such other businet as may
come before the meeting. Let there be
a full attendance.
BY order Of the Committee.
E. G. DEWoLEE, Chm.
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MT RIANcu.pn q March % '16

We are opening Nep Pooks, and respect
fully request those owing us on account be-
fore March 1st, 1876. to call Immediately,
without further notice. and settle the same
by note or cash, and save us the trouble OF
transferring 1t from one book to another;
also, those owing us old chronic notes will
be compelled TO pay us or renew at rates that
will permit us TO borrow to meet our de-
mands without loss to us. A failure to re-
spond to the above will followed by legal
process. mar244w J. N BIDDLE & Co.
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Personal

Hon Alley HHHII.LIRs was at home
Saturday and Sunday last.
Hon. Jos. CARNAHAN, of Carroll,
spent Saturday and Sunday last in
Findlay, the guest of his nephews, T. &
w. r. CARNAHAN.
Hon. DIR. NIXON, of Harrison, stopped
over Friday evening in Findlay on his
way to visit a friend ct Beaver Dam,
Allen county.
Mr. JOHN SHERIDAN, local editor Of
the Fostoria ReciesO, paid our sanctum q
visit last Saturday. He is a live loca
editor. and is making his mark in thai
line.
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The geffersctliail.
Fintilay, O., March "a, 1876.
New Advertisements.

Coons, Adams & Co-Attention, Farmers
Notice TO Confractors-G. S. Mosher.
J. S. .Powell-Insurance Statement
Henry Brown-School Election Notice.
III. S. Heck-Eggs for Sale.
j. S Powell-lnsurance Statement.
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
J. M. Doty-Economy and Prudence.
G. ID. Bare-Public sale.
J. n. Biddle & Co-Settlement Notice.
Coons, Adams & Co-Engine for Sale.
X. Fellers g. Co-The Last Call.
Marshall's Lung Syrup.
John T. Arnold-Note Lost.
jeff, 0ffice-House and Lot for Sale.
Marshall's Lung Syrup.
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of the estate of David Cook, dscsnnnh
HESzY BROWN. Attorney. mAx5vS
February %, a. ID. lS76.
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To-dap's Grain sMarkef.

FINDLAY, Ohio, March 23, 1876.
Wheat, 75c. @sl 90.
Corn, shelled, 45c.
Oats, white, old 30c,
Oats, mixed, 25c
The above prices are paid to-day by G.
w. MYERS, at the L. E. & l.. Ry. elevators
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local Brodnre sHarkef.

FNDLAY. o., March %, 1876.
TURKEYS II cents.
Ducks 10 cents.
Chickens 8 cents.
Geese 4 cents.
Eggs, II cents.
Butter, 1S to 20 cents.
Hides, green, 5 cents.
Hides, dry, 10 to 12 cents.
Sheep Pel;s, 25c@$l.25.
TallOw s cents.
Timothy Seed, 81 1922 90.
Clover seed12@13 cents per pound.
Lard l24 cents.
Flax seed, 81 80.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-24

PHYSICIANS highly recommend the use of
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup for Coughs or
Colds of long standing, and Pulmonary COM
plants generally. 1t always cures in an
incredibly short time. Call on your drug
gist and get bottle. Only 25 cents.
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Admitted to Practice.

We notice that Mr.. w. III. WHITRLEY,
late local of this paper, was admitted
TO practice law in the District Court at
Bellefontaine last Thursday. We are
sure the readers of our paper will join
With US in wishing MFR. w. success where
ever lie may chang out"
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community.
Borough Election.

The Mayor has issued his proclama-
ton for the election of Mayor, Three
Councilmen, Clerk, Treasurer and liar
shall. A call for Republican caucus
to select ticket appears elsewhere
Let there be full turn out and let a
good ticket be selected The election
is a very important one, and the ticket
should be selected with the greatest care
Turn out, Republicans.
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Every day at r. FELLERs Il Co.'S.
mario
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House and Lot for Sale

On West Putnam Street, two-stOry
brick, two good lots, good stable and out
houses; good we'll and cistern, and excellent
fruit. Will he sold cheap and on reason
able terms. For particulars apply at this
office. march44w
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.Tsrried.

GROSE-BOLTON-March IS. 1876, by
Rev: s. Kline, Peter j. Grose, and Harriet
E. Bolton, both of Hancock CO., o. = 4
MOREHART-CLARK-March %, 1876.
by Rev. s. Kline, John w. Morehsrt and
Sydney CLARK, both Of Hancock CO., o.
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GLARISSA COOK, widow. Joseph Cco6,
u David Cook ana John Cook, residing in
Hancock county. ohio, Mary Calvin and Hem
man and Samuel 5. Toonsan, her husband,
dale county, Michigan, David T0om&n and
Michigan, Martin T0Oman, residing In Polk
county, iowa, Mary Cook. Arnettle Cook.
Elizabeth Cook, Franklin Cook and William
Cook. residing In W ood county, Ohio, heirs &C
law Of David Cook. late of Hancock county.
deceased, Will take notice that q. e Cook, Aor
ministrator OF the estate OF David Cook, de-
ceased, on the 18th day Of February, A ID. 1876
filed his petition IN the Probate Court. within
and for the county of Hancock, and State os
0hio. alleging that the personal estate OF said
decedent u insufficient to pay the debts and
costs of administering his estate that he diet
seized in fee simple Of the following described
real eEtaie, situate In said Hancock county,
20 wit. The southeast quarter OF section one
in township two, north range nine east, ex
eepfing thereffom cne acre out of the soutn
east corner thereof, heretofore conveyed to
one Thomas Miller, and that said Ciarfsst>
Cook, as widow of said deceden 10 entitled IA
dover in said premises The prayer Of ssio
petition is for the assignment Of dover 70 saio
ClaI issa Cook. and for sale OF said premi g.
subject TO such dover estate, for the p0ynens
OF the debts and charges Aforesaid. Said peti-
ton will be for hearing on the 0tn az -
March, A. ID. 1875, or as soon theron0or -
leave can be obtained
E.CC COOK. Adminlstzat0g
of the estate Of David Cook, ekecennD.A
HESEY BROWN. Attorney. m@zSvs
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Sign Your Name.

We are in receipt of an article signed
''Pedro," on the turnpike question, but
the writer must have been ashamed to
sign his real name thereto, and under
the rule it goes into the waste basket.
The JEFFERsoNIAN is open to both
sides, in any legitimate controversy, but
no man should be unwilling to put his
name to what he writes. Especially
should man be held responsible when
he makes such extravagant assertions as
does "Pedro.r
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Reception.

Reception.
The Centennial Reception ut the Com
mercial House last Friday evening wa:
a success. We cannot speak from per
sonal knowledge; for other engagements
precluded our attendance. But then,
SPRAGUE knows just how TO get up sucI
''doins,"
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Correspondence.

We are always pleased to receive cor
respondence from all parts of the county.
But give US facts, news, and boil it down.
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for the aJeH

If you are already a subscriber, show
your copy to neighbor, and tell him he
ought to have it at least during the
coming ca.npaipn
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Note Lost.

LOST-A note given to John T. Arnold,
dated September, 1879, and due November
/, 1876, calling for $3.50, signed by James
Morrison and G.. w. McElroy. This is to
forbid any ole purchasing said note, as
payment thereon has been stopped.
mar24-3w JOHN Il. ARNOLD.
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DEATH is often caused by a severe cough
or rcold. DIR. Marsbalrs Lung Syrup should
always be taken in time, for it never fails to
cure the worst cases of Coughs or Colds
almost Instantly. Price % cents.
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Have You Got Tired?

OF wasting money and health by buying
your Boots and Shoes? Go TO Hume Il
Halls; it will cost you less to wear their
custom warranted work, proven to excel
all others. If you want cheap eastern goods,
they have them, and sell them for less than
houses that sell nothing else. MARRIOTT
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HAVING used DIR. Marshal's Lung Syrup
in my practice for some time, am prepared
to say that it is a superior remedy for all
cases of Coughs, Colds and diseases of the
Lungs and Chest. Dr. F. WALTMAN,
Springfield, Mich.
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AMOS.
List of Letters

Remaining unclaimed in thePost-ofice
at Findlay, March "a, 1876.
Bowers William Sheeny Charly
Fredricks Albert Swallons CAarly
Heckermau John Sumner Charles
Nelson Mss Sarah Shoop George
Reichleo Jacob Simcox G. W.
Rance Miss Dora b. Smith George
Robinson James b. Shawhel William
Ross Jasper Sahn Mrs. H. A
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised.
THOMAS E. ADAMS, Pm.
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Sent Up.

Sent Up.
EN-. bRuNK and HI.. CoorER, two very
degraded females, were again before the
Mayor last Friday, on charge of lewd
conduct, and we're fined S1.5O each, and
semi, one to the county Jail and the
other to the palaboose.
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Dissolution Notice,

Tl,aE firm of Anderson & Pendleton was this
i day dissolved. Geo. f. Pendletou. the
tiring partner. has entered into a law partner
ship with Henry Brown. ONCE at Old White
Corner. South of Court House, Cp-stairs-
March Is-R-llrU,
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An Agent is Wanted

nnar3w4
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Notice.

Lost or Stolen-A note, dated Oct. 6, 1875,
given to Frank Lono, or bearer, for ninety
dollars, due nine months from date, signed
d. w. Ankrim. All parties are hereby no
titled not to buy the same.
Mar17, 76w3 r. F. MCDONALD.
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Passed the House,

The bill allowing the voters of Find
lay township to vote on a proposition to
mai an additional levy of three mills
fsarly, for three years, for the macada-
mizing and improvements of roads in
tindlay township, passed the House
Tuesday last.
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THOMAS E. ADAMS, Pm.

THE Pennsylvania Democrats met in
State Convention Wednesday and
adopted a hard money platform.
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We are glad to hear that DR.. Marshalrs
Lung Syrup gives such general satisfaction;
our druggists say it sells faster than any
other preparation for Coughs, Colds, etc.
The price is % cents, large size 80 cents.
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THE New York Republicans in their
State Convention, Wednesday, present
ed ROSCOE CoNKLINe as their choice for
the Presidency. s-'1;'6
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To be Re-roofed.

Aqdltor MosHkR advertises for bidders
for re-rooffng the court house, which is
TO be repainted and fixed up generally.
The old roof is about used up, and a
new one is badly needed.
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Are You Satisfied
E. G. DEWoLFE, Chm

To use crude or a6ulterated Salaratusi
fnot, then buy Best Chemical SAHARA
tss, made by DeLand G Co.
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For Rent.

A store room in Van Buren, Ohio. A
good situation for a live business. No dry
goods store in the place. Rent reasonable.
For further particulars, inquire of
J. II. KAaY,
mar3w4 Van Buren, o:
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Notice.

LII persops knowing themselves indebted
"A to Heck Bros. are notified that settlement
70 .sst be made by the first of April, either by
cash or mote. or their ACCOUNTS will be placed
in the hands OF collector. The books will be
found in the hancs of Heck q Chanberiin
from this date.
March 7th lS76-IOw4
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IL. PHIEER.

CURVEYOR. Office in first block South OF
- Court House. Attention given TO retraeing
the lines OF old surveys. laying out. parting
of. and dividing up lands, leveling for pronles
of roads and bitches.
March 10, lS76-6m
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The Last Call,

All persons knowing themselves indebted
to r. Fellers & Co., must call and settle up,
on or before the first of April, or the "books"
will be placed in the hands of collector.
march242w
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There has been considerable excite
ment for several days past over the
elopement of one, f. w. COURT, with a
woman named ELIZABETH HINER, wife
of SILAs HINER. The parties were all
residents of this city. G. f. COURT
came to this place from Delphos, Allen
county, about one year ago, and has
been working at his trade as stone ma
son, though of late he has been engaged
in selling whiskey. Mrs. HINER separa
ted from her husband some time ago,
as she alleged on account of bad treat
ment, and it is supposed that the guilty
intimacy has been kept up for some
time past. Last Friday morning COURT
left in company with Mrs. HINER, and
when last heard from, was in Cincinnati,
leaving his wife, who is represented as a
very estimable lady, in very destitute
circumstances, and leaving several of
our citizens minus considerable money,
COURT has figured here as very ar
dent Democratic politician, of the blovi-
ating noisy kind, and lost considerable
money on "Uncle William" last Fall. He
is large, well built man. with black eyes,
black hair and whiskers, and is about
forty-five years of age.
Mrs. Court has heard from her rela-
tives, living near Marion, in this State,
who will come to her assistance. She
has the sympathy of her neighbors in
her trouble, though the general impress
ion appears to be that she is well rid OF
an Infamous rascal
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CAN NBEFURNIsHEDby by d. C. Wilson al
prices to suit purchasers.
Good Block Stone delivered at so cents
per perch.
Stone Broken by the Breaker, delivered
at 81 per perch. Screened, free from all
dirt and dust, and perfectly clean, broken
to any size, delivered at 81 25 per perch.
Good Gutter Stone, delivered at 81 20
per perch. june 10. 'I5-h
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Attachment.

George a: Dlehlman,l Before o 4 Ballard : p
Charley Fisher, Deft.) Hancock County, D.
On the 2sth day of February A. ID. 1876 said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum OF s2
GEORGE A. DIEdLMAN.
Ffndiay, Ohio. March II, Is7g-I7-3w
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AN ELOPEMENT!

A Mean Rascal Leaves an Excellent Wife
and Five Children i'm Destitute Circum-
stances TO Run Away With Another
Woman.