The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-15

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The Northwestern Ohio Teacher Association
will be held in wapokoneta, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday Dec. 2Gth and 18th, and large attendance
| Is anticipated. Board has been arranged for at
reduced prices.
Mr. Watkins, Of this place, butchered two pigs OF
the Poland stock few days ago, which were sew
en- months and five days old, which weighed when
dressed 452 pounds. He purchased the stock from
Geo. W. Vanhorn.
Charley Mcbride Is now serving out sentence
of five days on bread and water, on charge of
stealing turkey from Harvey kedick. He was
before the Mayor on Monday.
The alarm Of fire on Friday night last was Oeca-
stoned by the burning out OF chimney at the
county jail No damage done.
Persons who invest their money rafting for tur-
keys should be sure they are making safe invest
| nent. One man won one at a rattle the other
day and just as he was about to start with it for
home, Constable MaTkle dropped in and served
an injunction on the proceedings, became "Re-
turning Board" and carried off the gobbler, that
| the owner might have fair count
The height OF impudence-tO have the cheek TO
ask newspaper TO puff an entertainment, after
/ having given every dolla,s' worth of work you
have had turned out to some other office "-Dela-
ware Gazette.
Cheek, man, Why that charity and is usually
called By good people, patronage. The ''longer
you Ifs the more you finds oud.'
! Thomas Rainsburg was knocked through the
bridge at Kenton, On the evening OF the 9Th, by
! passing train. His arm was so badly injured it
had 10 be amputated-
We do not indulge in gratuitous notices. We
pay for what we get and have mighty hard work
to do it sometimes. People will please bear this
in mind, and not ask US to do what they would
nOt,-i give something for nothing. Writers of
long obituary notices will also remember that
aside from the simple announcement OF death,
age, etc, obituaries subjects % charge by the
line; and when they send such matter in let il be
accompanied by enough money to pay for it.
We take this occasion to remark that our sub
scribers made quite raid upon US the past week,
and have replenished our locker to some extent.
We may add further that we needed the aforesaid
badly, and can stand to be raided in the same
way for an indefinite length of time. That's the
way to make times easy. Start the money in cir
culation and keeps it going-all ours has gone as
fast received il, and feel the richer forit,
for We have fewer debts to pay. Keep on coming
in.
Cardinal red is the rage, and is it any wonder
that some men take as much trouble to effect a
Cardinal change in the color of their noses, as
others do to color their meershaums. They know
the ladies are devoted TO that color.
knights of Pythias are warned against one John
Wood, who has victimized several members of the
order. He is a suspended member of Philadel-
phia lodge and plausible humbug.
Henry Newhouse residing near Arcadia, has
gotten himself into trouble by the too free use of
other peoples signatures At least he stands so
charged Representing himself to be Abraham
Ebersole he sold note for s205 to Mr.. German, of
Fostoria, recently, and endorsed il. Note was
signed james Newhouse (who it appears is the
young mans father.) Note not being paid Ger
man sued, when the facts came out, and the Hen
ry aforesaid appeared last Monday to answer be-
fore Squire Lloyd, of FOstoriar change of forgery.
The Changers of Allen county had love feast
on the 5th, at Lima.
The st. Marys Commercial has undergone a
transmogriication, and will be hereafter and
henceforth and from now on known as the Free
Press We don't see wherefore the change, for If
it wasent kind of free land easy press before, we
should be unable to refer to one Its new pfoprie-
tor proposes to make neutral paper of it. and yet
styles it free press.
Norman Hall, at Fostoria, is being remoddled,
and will be opened in few weeks by the Fostoria
Comedy Company.
Sunday morning. the 18th, Edward Marks, an
Irishman from Pittsburg, who had been at work
eight miles from Fostoria. He had been drunk
the night before and was removed from the rail
road track where he had laid down by some of the
hands Of the road to prevent his being run over.
bogus SO bill occasioned lengthy law suit
and heap OF trouble, at Fostoria, last week. Its
devious ways were tracked through the hands OF
sundry parties to that of woman n med Myers,
and thence to a dry goods store through which it
passed, to the hands of Mr.. Patmore, and thence
to Col Hissong. In the latter hands it was de
tected. Redeemed by Patmore, he asked the like
of W. II. Grapes & Co. But they refused. Pat
more brought suit, during which the tergversl-
tions OF the bill came out judgment for plaintiff.
The Mrs Meyers referred to has disappeared. The
only party that seems to have parted with the note
for reconsideration, previous to the lady named,
was Ed Jones' and he mOdestly declines TO enter
into particulars.
The reason why goods are sold so
cheap at Patterson & Winders' is
Everything Cash, no exceptions" Take
your money to the Strictly Cash Store
and buy goods at Cash Prices.
Seventy-five more new cloaks coming
at Carnahans'.
Near Guyandotte, West Virginia, re
Gently, Thomas baltimore was rolling
some logs down hill, when they caught.
He went below them to see what was the
matter. when they started and before he
could get away they rolled over him,
killing him instantly.
Workmen on the b & o road have had
their wages reduced to s1O0 per day.
That appears to be the general price now
paid for railroad hands
We will receive another lot Of those
nice Ready Made Cloaks to-day.
| PATTERSON & WINDERs.
Near Peru, Huron county, last week,
horse, buggy and harness were stolen
from the Cole Brothers, and the thief
has not yet been arrested.
DIR. Entrikin will not be in the lecture
field this season. His friends will find
him at his Office, when not professionally
absent.
An exchange with becoming gravity
remarks, mo boy or girl can get along
well without mother" No, We never
knew any to get along without mother
its kind of essential, you know.
Stocks of those cheap Centennial
Plaids at Canadians
The sausage grinder has been taken
down and busted, and is now doing duty
in almost every household. BY the way,
August Karg & Sons are prepared TO do
custom work, in this line to the satisfac-
ton Of every one. Send in your order to
them.
| Furs, all styles at Patterson & Win
ders.