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The New York herald., 1876-07-07
The rest of the market was stationary.
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money was fully supplied at and 2I per cent
Prime paper is quoted AT and per cent, with lew
bills Offering The following are the rates Of exchange
IN New York at the aforementioned cities Today
Iavannah, 4 premium; Charleston, selling 3l6, buy
ng y Cincinnati quiet per cent premium; New
)reans commercial, 4, bank. AZ Chicago, 25c. pre-
mum, and ST. Louis, Csc. premium to par. The for
ngn exchange market was strong for sterling bills on
london, and the best names could be bought only at
light concession from the posted rates. Sterling
hxty days. sight, 4s7s. 4Ss1s; demand, 4s9A
sVOh; cable transfers, 490Z 4slk; commercial
LS5h 4sG1 Paris-Sxty days sight, 5l4s.
il5h; demand, 51l5. 13is cable transfers, g. 10
knl4; commercial, 6lsis 5.2l1. Reichmarks--
Sixty days sight 95A e51s demand, 957s 90;
cable transfers, e6ta 96ls commercial, 941S 941.
THK GOLD NARKET
Gold closed Mt Id he two of he dav hav-
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA July s. 1875
Spanish gold 2I74 a2i7s4. Exchange in fair demand:
the United States. 20 days currency. discount;
short sigh, do. "a - discount; % days gold, s.s 4
premium short sight do AZ premium London, 10
l6s pre- MUM; Paris. pa 81 premium.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRopucI MARKnr-LoSpoS. July g. Evening
Linseed oil 23s per cwt.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes In closing prices
pared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE. Atlantic and Pacific preferred, New Jer-
sey Central, IA Rock Island, a.
DEcLNE-Goid, y: Western Union, /; Union Pa
sinc, ~; Wabash, y; st. Paul, II do preferred, =. !;
rroducers' and Petroleum, q Ohio and Mississippi
b; Northwest common, iS Michigan Central "a; Lake
shore. y Erie. Delaware and Lackawanna, y c.,
e, {. and l., l; C., c. aud l. C., a New York Gen.
tral, ~
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

IA. J. 4 W. sELIGMAN CO,
70 Broad ST.. New York.
issue Letters of Credit To Travellers,
payable In any part o Europe ASIA, Africa Australia and
America.
draw Bills OF Exchange and make Teegrxphic Transfers Of
Money TO Eutope and Csfornis.
REASONABLE RATEs-MONKY ON LIFE AND
IA EIdow insurance Polcies Mortgages and other
securities Insurance all Kinds effected with
pknies j. J. HABRlcH co. ~ broadway.
A LEN. FROTHISGIIAi 4 4 CO., BANkERs. II WALL
n st-Rcabe Puts and Calls. Send for explanatory
circulars
GENTLEMAN OF LEGAL EDUCATION, WITH
"A business and administrative experience having
friends here aud abroad and some capital desires position
officer of financial Add with
tI3usrs, FiNANCE. box 1929 Post Office.
DOWERY SAVINGS BANK, l2s AND l3o BOwERY
ID NEw YORK, June IL. 1875.
Animal Dividend At the rate Of six per cent per
all of 50 snd upward and not exceeding
81 00 and of five cent all in
LOO and exceeding 5000 which shall have been
deposited at least three months tho LIST OF July
will be allowed TO the deposors and will be payable on
after MONDAY July H. 1876 In accordance with the
visions Of the bylaws. Bv order OF the Trustees.
SAMUEL T. BROWN. President.
q. ii. CoccRsHAII. Secretary.
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The New York
'ERIBU NE.
''Tls Lsldilg AnaGisaH hS8spapGl'
Largest Circulation
AMONGqHE BEST PEOPLE.


LITE PUBLISHES ALL THE NEWS. The
servant of pomsn and the slave ofno party,
II can Afford To and does tell the truth about
all.
Ii.-IT Is IMPARTIAL LANDINDEPENn-
ENr. Believing in Intelligent suffrage it
aims to furnish voters ibe fullest nd fairesi
Information, TO qualify them for the wisest
discharge OF their responsibility.
III-ar Is. As 1T ALWAYS WAS, Essen
TALLY REPUBLICAN, 1t may ..arIel in
The future. nsIt has done in the past. with
rrors OF Republican leaders or cor ruptions
n The Republican parry; but u can never
cease to be true to Republican principles.
and especia iy to those golden doctrines OF
civil service reform, lard money. the sancti-
~ of National faitb. and equal iu- lice to sll
Glasses at the South, which foImed the cor
ner stones OF Gov Hayes admifab'e letter
IV~irS McRAL FbNE Is PURE AND
ELEV VsTED- The family circle is never pro
famed by anything which appears in the col.
iIs1asas--,.s Il :. I8f1rfsE. =
V.-THE CHIICFsr STANDARD AND
CURRENT LITERATURE OF The day is pre-
sentesi ir i's columns includsng [ orrespond
ence. POEMS stories, and Resiews ftom the
most tai. MED ann popular writers
Wit Is THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
FARMERS PAPER PUBLISHED s--fHh
WEEK. TRlBCSE has done ~ ore u make
good TAI in- n han any oiher Influence which
eyei existed"
VII THE MARKET REPORTS Of The
tRIBUyE are Indispensable to every buyer
ana Iler IN lne cOunfrS. Quotatlons are
given daily and wee ~ of almost eversar
licle bought and sold in the markets of the
word. aud With uuvaryiDg and almost In
fallinle accuracy. Its Cattle. Bnfter and
cheese. and other EaIkets are recognized
standard. -
ViIl.-MORE COPIES of THE TRIBUNE
are paid for and lead by The American peo-
pie than OF any Other Lew paper OF quaI
price in the couDt-y-a fact which $ the de
mOustrstion Of the value Of the paper.
IN-THE READERS of TUETRrBrNE rep
rest MT largely the D+ ~ efferpTfSlns and pro-
gTeSSive minds Of the cOui try- Pc sons VINO
are inteTeSi s,1- IN pure poitIis. the advance
science and The progress of opinion. VIII
fiud their demands Ioei by The fkiBCSz-
X.-PU8LlC APPROVAL AND PROSPER
iII have rewarded The independent alr
-Elf-TeSpecfful course OF The fRIBUt z IL
mas larger and stlODser cprps OF earDe~f
sOIkers among it, friends than ever before
aud cOnstan. - re~eiv-- ron Old and new
readers words OF eueC uragement-
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~Earried.

CRAWF0RD-HINDLE-Att the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Arlington,
Ohio. on Saturday, December 10. 1876. by
Rev W NJ Cramer, byron S Crawford and
Miss Nancy Hindle. All OF Hancock
County, Ohio.
WEISER = SHERMAN-On the eve
ming OF the 2Isi inst. in Cass township, by
Rev Good, William F Weiser. of Rich
land County, Ohio, TO Miss Mary c Sher-
man, of Hancock County, Ohio.
SMITH-DRUMMOND-On Thursday
December 81, 1876. by Rev J v Updike.
Henry Smith and Miss Mary Drummond
All OF Findlay.
DEPUE-MANN-On Thursday. De
cember 81. 1876. by Rev ] v Upeike,
Samuel III DePue aud Miss Eliza A Mann.
All of Findlay.
HUFFMAN-BEAR-0nThu nThursdayeve-
ming, December 21st, at The residence of
BRIDES mother, by Rev ] W Kimmel. Ad-
dison huffman Ia Miss Jen, ie Bear. both
of Arcadia, Hancock County, Ohio.
ONE OF the most desirable lines of Furs
comprising >ea Skin, Mnr.. .istnachan
-a't1, and full line of the cheapest grades
Just openrd at the mammoth esiatlIsh-
m'nt of c. Bushon & Co., in the Joy
House Block. .SAzas
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berry. He soOn after came out and walk
ed of, but when the family came home,
Mrs Cranes gold watch and chain we're
missing. They had neglected to fas.en
the back door. The stranger has not
since ca led.
The bank of W NJ Ream, at Somerset,
Perry county, was robb,d on the night
of the 18Th, by four masked men. They
took therefrom $40 200, then gagged and
bound Ream to a chair and fed. The
next day the country was secured but
no trace of the robbers was discovered.
At Springfield, ON the 18th, a new
born female babe was found on a load of
wood, dead and frozen stiff.
At London on the night of the 18th
the safe in the Jewelry store ofM Riley
was blown oren and robbed of watches
jewelry, money, &c, to a considerable
amount A reward of 500 is offered
for the arrest of the perpetrators Of the
robbery. ~
The school children are enjoying the
holiday recess
Don't take the suggestion as imperti-
nent, but look at your address tab, and.
see how it is. Then, if it shows you one
two or three years in arrears, just think
how mad you get when you happen to
see man who has been owing you that
long. and-well, you'll know how it is
yourself
Judge Lang. of Tffin, was surprised
on he night of the 14th. the occasion of
his 6ls birthday. by The calls of num-
Der of friends. 1t was surprise party
i'll more senses than one, and when May
or Baehman approached him and deIv-
cred neat little speech ending with the
presentation of a beautiful gold headed
cane, the Judge was completely taken
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
Fire at Lima.

On Saturday morning last the
Anchor FIGURING mills were discovered
to be on fire. and ere sufficient assist
ance could be procured we're entirely
destroyed. There were besides the
mills three small dwellings, burned
The Mills belonged to East & Lewis.
and were valued at SIS, ,O00-iDsured
for $4,000. Two of the dwellings
were insured for 81 600 each, the other
was uninsured. The fire is supposed
TO have been the result of incendiar-
ism. Twic: before the mill has been
burned.
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The Wheeling and Lake Erie Narrow
EaIIow Guage. ------.

The Wheeling and Lake Erie Narrow
Ea1ow Guage. ------
This road. at which the management
have been working for II nrIBber of
years, IS now IN such condition of Tor
wsrdness that It's completion during tie
coming year mag be reasonably expect
ed. 1t was originally designed to be Of
the standard guaee, ard consid' rable
work had been done alcng the liRe
with thai view. But "A thorough in
vestigation Of the narrow guage sys-
tenn convinced the management that
the interests of the stockholders would
be subserved by the adoption of that
system, and accordingly the work done
during the past time year has been
with that view. Tie work vas relet
the past summer to Gen. Hugh Mckee
aid Mr. Darragh Of Psinesyille, Ohio,
aud since linen has been progressing
rapidly. The work of grading between
Milan and Norwalk is nearly complet
ed, and is being direction south Of that
point in the direction of New London.
Last week a contract for IS, 900 ties
was let to H. B. Grant, of Norw walk, to
be delivered at that point. About
forty miles of the road. north and
south of Orville, Wyne county, have
been graded, and from Spencer, Medi-
la county, TO Norwalk the work has
been mostly sui LET, and will be rapidly
pushed forward as soon as the route
between those two points has been
de6nat ely settled. At the annual
meeting of the company, on the 18th
at Martinsville, the following officers
were chosen: President, A. X. Robin
son. Directors-C. McNeeley, ]. Il.
Baxter, and VIM. Davidson, of Hope
dale; James Aiken, of Fairyiew; l.. w.
Sutherland, of York; l.. M. Roby, of
Leesviile; 1. w. Chapman, Of Navarro;
E. ID. Otis, of Dalton; H. Aiusworth, of
Lodi; w. A. Mack, ofNorwalk, F. g.
Lockwood, of Milan; and A. NJ. Hen
dry, of Sandusky city.
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Clubbing Rates! !

For the benefit of our subscribers and
others, we have succeed in arranging with
the Western Rayd the Ohio Former, the
ToWag FoE's Monthly, the Hestern Family
Magazine, and the Farmer's Monthly. on
such terms tha; we are enabled TO furnish
either OF those papers with the JEFFER-
soYIAN at the following prices:
Jeffersonian and Western Rural. . So. SO
JelfersoniAn and Young Folks
b. Monlhly ......-...---.. Z.SO
JefTersonian ana Ohio Farmer $50
Jeifersonian and Western Family
MiiStLne .---------- -----.. o.So
Jeffe-sonian and Farmers Monthly 3.25
- Tiose rates are incarn6{y IN ddcaRce
The Western Rural is a $500 paper;
the Young Folks Monthly 81 co; the
Ohio Farmer 50 co; the Family Magazine
81 so: and Farmers Monthly s1.50.
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Ay.,u,p,- neaie., treatise.

AT nral. known as Hot titr> almanac, IL
row ready. and msy be obtained. iree o.
cost. IF druggists and general country deal
ers in all parts of the United States arc
British America, and indeed In every eIyi-
lixed portion Of the Western Hemisphere. Ii
combines. with the soupdest practical ad-
vice for the preservation and restoration o.
health a large amount of Interesting an,
amusing light reading, and the calendar. as
tronomsca ca ecu laiis,t ehIOnolo ieai items
&c are prepai. d with gre care and wal bf
s,und entirely secuTaiF h. issue Hf ~ :
letters Almanac for lS77 r1ll probably be the
largest eds isno mesiieal wOrs eVei pub
llshed in any county. The pTOp-ie'ors,
Messrs Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa.
on rec ipl OF a two cent stamp VIII l,si v ARD
. copy by mail TO any person who cannot
procure one In his neighborhosd.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
List Of Letters

Remaining in the FindIay P. o. Dec.
2Sth 1876: Mr.. Burns, Potato and
Cabbage Dealer, Mrs. Annie Blair,
Sarah Z. Cooper, Jerry FurgesoD, D.
w. Frllers, James Leaf, Aaron Shuck.
Held for Postage: Treas. of Marines
Savings Bank, New London, Conn.
Persons calling for tbese letters will
peas give date of advertisement.
E. g. EEWoLFE p. II.
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Large Hoel

Last week, II. d. Lavranee. Of
Blanchard township. sold nine bead Of
hogs which weighed 2S0o pounds or an
average of 81 pounds each. Of this
lot seven were only eight month hogs.
Two were older ard weighed 1150
pounds or SIS pounds each- Mr.. Law
.nce takes great pride in raising fine
>togs. and has excellent facilities for so
doing. His pen is so constructed that
well, corn crib and pen are all under
one roof making it very convenient
for feeding and watering.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
No ice 70 Stockholders.

There will be meeting of the Stock
holders of the Hancock County Grange
Supply House Company" at their Supply
House in Findlay. Ohio, on Monday Jan
uary LIST, A. D. 1877, at II o'clock, fore
noon, to elect a Board of Directors for
said Company, and TO transact oiher bus
iness A full attendance is requested.
]. W. Hutson, G. W. Powell
Pres't. H. c. G. S. II. c. Sec'y.
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DEATHi is often caused by severeCougll
or Cold DR. Marshalrs Lung Syrup
should always DC taken in time, for it
never fails 10 cure the worst cases of
Coughs or Colds almost instantly.
For sale by Huber, and Decker 3435
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Agricultural Election.

The members of t le Hancock Coun
ty Agricultural Society will meet at the
Court House, in Findlay, On
Saturday, January Ii, 1877
for the purpose of electing enc Presi
dent and Vice President aud five Nan
ayers for two yesfs. The term Of of
fee of the following members expired
j. K. Tussing, Jonas Decker, Charles
Morrison, John Cusac, and J. A. Wick
ers. Polls open at IL o'clock A. NJ. 10
2 o'clock p. III. By order Of
JOHN Markell, Pres.
n R REAppSIEx So
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REy. wv IL CHAPLAIN. Pastor of n
:; Church, Georgetown, D. q, writes
Having had an opportunity TO test the ex
5ei c itquaiiiies Of DR.. BsIfs Cough syrup
hesitate not 10 say, It IS the best remedy
have ever Used in nv famiIv.-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29

]. c. BusHoN & Co., have received one
of the most elegant lines of LADIES
READY MADE CLOAKS ecsr seen IN
Endlag. This is the second lot they have
received this season, and all persons de
sirous of getting the finest garments for
the money, should not tail to call and ex
anime the above stock before buying.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
ID. B. BEARDsLRY. See.

The Grand Central Hotel, New York,
exhibits the secret of its great popu
larity and success, by wisely maintain
ing irs old standard of e1cell,nee since
its reduction from $500, the old rate,
to 81. 90 and $500 per day.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
FOR SALECHEAP.

Five to six Horse Power Engine. Ent
Iuire al this office. Possession given a.
any time A Ii. BALsLEY.
Proprietor JEFF"
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The Largest and Best

Assortment of Stoves to be found IN the
city, arc At the store of Kunz & Morrison.
Don't forget it when you are in search of
bargains, and remember also that thex
have splendid stock = Tia vare, ALWAYS
on hand, and that they bIst { IL order any
thing In that line that may le wanted.
80-tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29

THE Congregational Sabbath school
will hold Fair at the church Monday
evening, January Is, 1877. A cordial
invitation j. extended to all.
Mrs. p. B. MORRISON, See.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
500 CANS OYSTERS
At 15 cents a can. 800 cans
at 20 cents a. C:arlie Hall &
Co.'S.
Settle Up

All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to John Adams & Co, by either note
or book account, viii please call and settle
up imediately JOHN ADAMS & Co.
34-tf
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New Advertisements.

New Dag Stnre-Long & Ward
New iisements-Dauchy & Co
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Elixir Of Wild Chcrry-Di Hartman
Found-F Kinnaman
Siatemcnt-D B Beards''y, P
Real Estate-Isaac Bonham
Oysters { Hall 6 Co.
Settle Up-John Adams & Co.
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Last Gail.

All persons indebted TO me must pay up
before January 1st, as after thai date my
books go Into the hands CT a ]. p
81 "a A. EBLING.
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Don't Order from A Distance.

Deitsch & Co.. are prepared TO fill all
orders for fine Furniture as cheaply Gs it
can be purchased in the larger cities
Leave your orders with them.
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Ound Muf.

Between the Presbyterian Church and
East street Owner can have the same by
proving property and paying Tor adver-
tIsement. Call at kinnaman's Gallery.
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KuIZ & Morrison

Have full stock of Stoves and Tin
ware, of which they make speciality, and
in which they are enabled to make bar
gains such as yOu cannot get elsewhere.
Call in and see them. 30-tf
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DR.. CHESTER.
No. liz, Seneca Street, betweenSuperlOr
and ST. Clair SIS cleveland Ohio

Continues TO give his special attention to the treat
ment OF all forms OF venercal and private diseases
Cases OF diseases recently contracted G.rc cre IN
the shortest possible time that viii insure pera-
nett relief, aEd long Standing constitutional cases
are treated with Success That is unequalled. Sy
phllis, GOuOrrhPs. Gleet Structure, OrcheSis Her
MA and Crlaary diseases, are treated with unpar-
aiIeiled SucceSs- Spe-TnItGrhGa OF Seminal Weak
hess, Us result Oi seifabuse ia youth OF excess il
mdturer years. and which produces some OF thu
following effects, as emissions, blOtches, debility
dizziness. nerN CUsncss. dininess Of sight, cough ia
digestion, aversion % society, loss OF memory an,
sexual power, and whicI units the victim for b.
slness or marriage, and Ultimately causing insan
" and consumption, are thoroughly and perIna-
nentiy cured Impoteney, or loss of manly vigOr,
permanently cured by remedies that are not inju-
rous II IS evident that one who devotes his entire
attention 10 certun class Of diseases and is con
stantly treating large number OF cases. must pos
sess greater skill in that speciality than those doing
a general practice. Patients treated by mail and
express, but where possible il is better to visit the
city for personal consultation CONSULTATION
FREE Charges moderate and terms of payment
favorable Cures guaranteed. Medicines supplied
from the doctors own private labrstory. Amedi-
cal pamphlet relating to private diseases sent in
plain sealed envelope for two stamps. Hours from
, A. u. till p. u s'lndevs to 4P NJ
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Furniture.

A. Deiisch & Co., furniture Dealers
keep on hand all kinds of Funiture, and
are prepared TO make 10 order anything
that may be desired by their patrons.
Ware rooms on West Main Gross Street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
CELESTIAL PYROTECTINiES!
IN Imposing Display Ends with Shak-
ing Of HOu, es and other Earthquake
SymtOmsi

On Thursday night of last week the
-itizeps of this Place were startled by
noise ike that Of distant thunder,
ending with e whlrring sound, and a
-haking of housos. and a rattling of
windows, and ia some ins al ces more
startling phenomena. Many rushed to
doors to ascertain The cause Of the un-
usual occurrence. but were unable TO
discover what caused the eommotioD,
-ettling down generally to the belief
hat the town had experienced the
shock of an earthquake. In some 10
calities tt houses were quiet violently
shaken, and in one case, on the east
side, the house shook so that the doors
of a store were violently slammed
together. But few had any idea Of
THE CAUSE.
But our informant. who was stand
ing on the East side ofMain Street look
ing, suddenly saw II huge ball of fire
which he described as almost a white
red, rise in the western heavens and
travel towards the zenith, leaving be-
hind it a trail OF BLUSH flame. When
it mad reached the zenith, it all at once
exploded like a rocket, throwing off
sha( ow of motors SO to speak, and pro
ducing violent conclusion in the at
mosphere such as We have described.
Our informant describes it as a loud
whirring sound, like distant thundtr,
and gradually dying away. The phe-
was very generally noted
the Northwest, and appears
from descriptions, TO have been most
brilliant in the far west Neither as.
or philosophers have yet
accounted for tlh. dis
plav
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
Candies and Candy TOYS.

A fine lot of Candies and Candy Toys
fo- the Holidays, at Fellers & Hassler's.
Main Street, three doors North of the
Court House 1924
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
Prepar, d Minee Meat.

Fresh Mince Meat ready for use, and of
the best quality at Fellers & Hassler's,
Main Street, three doors North of the
Court House. 1894
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29

We are glad o'lear ,..4, Dr Marshalrs
Lung Syrup gives scch general saiisfac
ton; our drug sists :; y il sells better than
any other pre- paraiion Tor CDnghs, Colds
etc, The price is p ce rs, iarge size So
cents.
For sale by Huber, and Decker, 1896
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
A Present

of nice bucket to everybody that
hays a quart of oysters of Chaslia Hall
& Co.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-29
Holiday Candioe

Go TO Fellers & Hassler's for your Holi-
day Candies and Toys, Main Street, three
doors North of the Court House. 1924
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And everything suitable for a Holiday
Present. Examine their goods before
purchasing
PATTERSON & WINDERS