The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-28


found, and the rlEln made IHs VIZ " ne
hotel N tle meantime tie horse and
buggy we're being careftriiiiy examined
and found % answertiiedeseiptIon ef a
horse an 1ucgy stolen atSharon. Mercer
Co, p 0n-the 7thf ffisr-- Tic -rfaff>IiaI
was notified Of the discovery, and arrest
ed and locked up the man on suspicion.
The owner canlos and recognized lAe
p thief, and took him toeFost6ria where a
reward Of $40 had been offered for Lis
delivery. The proceeds Of the sale were
not secured, the thief having sccre.ed
dem someUhera. ~ ELL .
Putnam county polIcd 163 vo.es in
1884. and in ls15p0'led ingS
John Cartwright, brakeman on The
Pittsburg road, me. wi'h af'tal socident.
Al Monrocyille on the 13h. lie a.cmpt-
cd TO jump On the COW catcher, buimiss-
ing his footing he fell, and received in
iuries that caused his death. - =
Andrew Ilbaiugh had three fingers Of
his hand smashed at 4 sash factory in
FoStoria, on the 10Th. -
The TiHin Tribune pronoUnces crops
in Seneca county excellent. rs...
Wonderly, the boy murderer, on trial
at Defiance, has been found guilty of
manslaughter.
Oscar EbersOle. living near Fostoria,
was kicked by horse on the j 4th and
seriously injured. .a
Some boys rang lhe.schOol house bell
in Fremont one night last week, and the
fire company turned out 10 look for the
supposed fire. The 4Asseage'@in speaking
of the affair, gives the young scoundrels
some sound advice. -= r
Charles Bender, a Toledo baggage
smasher, has Inherited a large .Drunc,.
from relative who died lately in Ger
many. -
A little four year old son of Mr. T Il a.
Stewart, of Fostoria, fell through q trap
door while playing in his fathers hay
NOW, on the 18th, and broke his right
arm at the wrist.
Lent's New York Circus broke up at
Van Vert on the 10Th.
1t is said leaf of cabbage worn in the
crown of the hat is. a safeguard against
sun stroke.-Li,an Democra. Then the :
Deasocyut man is safe-he has a whole
cabbage in his hat. Z
Sidney is organizing a military COM
pany. ....s. .-a
Sidney people were elated recently
over the prospecto Of hundred thousand
dollar wooden mill. Anervous stranger
who was in Il continual sweat came there
and selected a lot, and began TO make
preparations for building, until one day.
in a state of Observation-Disclosures, he left
town, leaving his board bin unpaid: Gone
to the Centennial.
The Jackson .ISanda7t has some very
remarkable subscribers. One of them
has paid up TO 1882, and others to 1881.
We would like TO see several of that
kind of men just now, but we would pFe--
fer to see those inarrears pay uptodate.
Come in, gentlemen.
The Ruhl Brothers have opened up a
branch establishment at Carey, O., and
are already doing a good business. We
recommend their work TO farmers and
others wanting reliable harness.
The clothing house of J f L'HOmme-
dieu, at Ashtabula, was entered by burg
lars ON Sunday night, and about 500
worth of goods taken. A panel was cut
from the back door and through this the
men entered and having filled number
oflraveling bags with clothing and fine
goods made their escape. No clue has
yet been discovered TO the thieves.
Hardeshcll < Nonamaker, Grocers,
South of the JOY House, keep all the sta
pie goods and sell at lowest prices. Fam
lies wishing reliable goods at panic
prices should call and see them
Schuler, the Snowman. viii do we'll to
call at this Office.
Postmaster Z G DeWolfe, We learn,
has secured the services of Mr. 4 Bush
nell, Of Fremont, as assistant. Mr. b has
had I'm extended experience in postoiiice
matters, and is thoroughly acquainted
with the routine business. We congrat-
ulate the 2 u in securing so efficient
Deputy. .... ..-..- r.
Springfield is to have Hayes Bat
tallion," consisting of seven companies
organized and Offered in military form. .
The Beaumonk boy, who was sup
posed to have been killed two or three
months ago, has recently come home
which proves the innOcency of the old
gentleman, with regard TO taking-his
sons life. The boy. does not desire to
remain at home, and has during this
time been in an eastern county in this
Sta.e-Iv4rd Nc5csr =
Compliments to former F'fndiay Lady
The issue OF Tie Bcgsef the' World. for
July 20th, contained portrait of Miss
Hattie Walker, formerly of this city