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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31
.776, CENTENNIAL.
1876
Guide for Strangers. and Il Rail-
road Ticket 10 Phili deIphia.
Gr8fis,

1Oesss AsH~s w = PssAsss
Gratis.
We have justreturne, from the great city
of Philadelphia, visitd all the exhibition
buildings, including thmain building, art
gallery, agricultural, mrhinery, and horti-
cultural halls, aid hav' in course of con-
struction guide % facilitate the viewing of
all the Centennial buildings, FairmOunt
Park, Academy Oh Fin Arts and Natural
Sciences, the custom buse, house of cor
rection, Girard Colhge, ,Moyamensing pris-
on, the navy yards, he State House, which
still contains the oldbel that first proclaim
ed our glorious indeendnce; also, guide
to all the principal hotos, with rates per
day; railroad dcpOb anC ferries, theaters
and public parks; alO haGney coach fares,
thereby enabling strngers o guard against
extortions which, no doubi will be many;
and, apart from am business tOnsidera
tions, you will find il us,ful companion
when visiting the birthplace of american
freedom. 1t will be completed n few
days. 1t is now in priit, and we lope the
community will accept in the SINE spirit
in which it is given, viz, that of Ommer
cial friendship. Tnly yours
MAYER iLOCK,
Star Clolhing House No. 75 Min st.
p. S.--See our boss advertisement, and
beware of imitators on small scale.
mar3-5w
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Council Meeting.
The Council holds a meeting this
morning to get the city's business in
shape before the election.
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Note Lost.

LOST-A note give to John T. Arnold,
dated September, 1879 and due November
1, 1876, calling for So, signed by James
Morrison and G. W. AcElroy This is 20
forbid any one purchasing said note, AZ
payment thereon has bcn stopped.
mar24-3w loHN T. ARNOLD.
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Dissolution Notice.

rI,HE firm of Anderson d Pendleton. was this
Il day dissolved. Geo r. Pendletou. the re-
tlring psrtner, has entered into Law partner
ship with Henry Brown. Once at Old White
Corner; sontn "a Court House, Up stairs.
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Harried.

BOWERSOX-FOX-March 22d, at the
residence of Joe Teatsorth, by Rev G. W.
Miller, Mr.. Moses EOwersox and Miss Eliza
Fox.
CROSSLEY-March 2Sth. at
the English Lutheran Parsonage, by Rev.
G. w. Miller, Mr.. Joseph Cramer and Miss
Elizabeth E. CFossley.
LEMMAN-RICHLEY Thursday.
March 2. 1876, at Benton Ridge, by Ames
Wlttenninger, Esq, Mr.. John G. Lehman
ana Miss Mary Z. Richley, both of Han
cock county. Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31

Fyou want plo' that will scour in all
soils, under all circumtances. buy the South
Bend Chilled Plow. Sid by kob& Palmer.
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nietrirt C0urt-

District Court.
The next session of the District Court
for Hancock County, will convene Mon
day. April 10.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31

The Social of the Me- Church will meet
at DIR. Billiards., Wes Main Cross Street,
Tuesday evening, Apr 4th. A Cordial in
vitation is extended tall.
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Time Lock.
E. G. DEWoLFE, Chm

Time Lock.
A Hall Time Lock has been placed on
the safe in the County Treasury.
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Coral Busiusas NotireS

KEYSTONE two-horse Orn Planters and
HOOsier Corn Drill, for ale by Kob & Pal
mer. 1w
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There will be a meeting of the Findlay
Guard at their armory, this evening, to
make arrangements to march to Phila-
delphia to attend the Centennial Exhi-
bition. Other military organizations
throughout the country are preparing to
do the same thing, and as our boys are
never behind in such matters, they pro
pose to join the expedition. A cordial
invitation is extended to the citizens to
attend the meeting.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31

DR.. Marshalrs Lung Syrup speaks for il
self. 1t seems evesybody recommends it as
the most reliable remedy for Coughs. Colds,
and all Pulmonary complaints Price %
cents, large bottles 80 cents
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Notice..

Lost or Stolen-A noe dated Oct 6, 1876,
given to Frank Lono, n bearer, for niney
dollars, due nine mOnhs from date, sign,d
ID. w. Ankrim. All artics are hereby ID
titled not TO buy the SINE.
Mar17, '76w3 r. f. MCDONALD.
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Have YOu Got Tired?

OF wasting money and health by buying
your Boots and Shoes! 60 to Hume u
Halls; it will cost You less to wear their
custom warranted work, proven to excel
all others. IL you want cheap eastern goods,
they have them. and sell them for less than
houses that sell nothing else. MARRIOTT
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN stoned has been appointed Administratrix
of the estate of Addison Hardy late of Cass
Township, Hancock county, deceased.
MRS. ELIZA J. HARDY
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Elkhart, ILL.,, Jan. 31st, 1S7

KoB & PALMER sc the Dayton Cham
pion Steel Plows, with are considered by
those who use them IL best Steel Plow in
the market. 1w
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The Last Gail

THE South Bend Plo is the lightest draft
plow made. Sold by oh Il Palmer. 1w
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A twelve horse popr portable engine,
only been in use threcnOnths-cheap.
march244w Coon, ADAMS & Co,
Findly Machine Works.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31
FIRE ASSOCIATION.
STATE OF OHIO. \
INSU RANCE DEPARTMENT
TnR. Ul-A


COLUMBUS, Jan. 81. 1876.
w HEREAS, The Fire Association, of Phil
w adelphia, In the State of Pennsylvania,
has filed in this office a swo-n state
ment, by the proper officers thereof, show-
ing its condition and business. and has COM
piled In all respects with the laws of this State
relating TO Fire Insurance Companies. incor-
porated by other States of the United States
Now, THEREFORE,, In pursuance of law, /,
WILLIAM ID. HILL Superintendent of insur-
Bnce of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify
that said company is authoriZedto transact its
appropriate business of FIRE INSURANCE in
this State, in accordance with law, during the
current year. TIE condition and business of
said company at the Gate o. such statement
december 5lst. 1879 is shOwr as follows:
Aggregate amount OF available as
seIs......... . .. -. - -. 81. .527.595 2S
Aggregate amount of liabilities lex
cept capita), including re-insur-
ance........... ........... 2. .I6I 752 56
Net assets - zee ........ $50 t62 az
Amount OF actual paid ap capital. 500 60 90
Surplus ........ - .................. sG6, ,062 az
cash .................. .... "a, SIS 6s
Amount OF expenditures for the -
year In cash S0ooSo %
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the seal
OF my office TO be affixed the day and
year above written.
lL-s.J w. ID. HILL Superintendent
ID. Ii. Beardsley Il Co., Agents, Findlay, o.
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All persons knowTnghemsclvc indebted
to X. Fellers Il Co, mt call and settle up,
on or before the first of .pril, or the ''bOOks'
will be placed in the hads of collector.
marcl242w
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Attachment.

George A. pIehlman,l Before "a Ballard J; p.
Charley Fisher, Deft.J Hancock County, o.
On the 18th day OF February A. ID. 1915 said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum OF So.
GEORGE A. DfEhLMAN.
Findlay, Ohio. March II, Is76-i7-sw
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MI. BLAScHaRD q March % ,-e

The Boots and Shoes that excel all others,
at Bottom Figures, at HUME & HALLS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31

NICHOLS. of the Springfield Republic,
has been visiting at Washington, C. H.,
and here is what he has to say on a sub
ject that interests us: can item of local
interest and of great suggestive import
ance to us is the fact that t1Centy flee
free turnpikes enter ir the city, from
which they radiate, in every direction
toward Columbus, Chillicothe, Whining
ton, Greenfield. jamestown and Xenia,
and other towns and cities of the State.
There is not a toll gate (nor bad road
in Fayette County. Herein is "a speci-
men of Christian civilization for the
people of Clark to examiner
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31

the work necessary for re-roonDg the Court
House in FindIay. Roofing to be OF pest qualify
pine shingles, sixteen (iG) inches long, and
laid four t4j inches 10 the weather. New
sbeethIng TO be supplied where needed:
Bids must specify separately the price per
square for roofing and sbeathiDg-
Also. AZ Same time and place. scaled pro-
posals will be received for fe-roofing. with
best qualify of I. X. tin, 20 much OF the spire
and eupalO OF said Court House, as may he
deemed necessary by the Commissioners.
No material Will be accepted thai d, not OF
the best quality.
Ten per cent. Of contract price will be re-
.ainec for ninety days
Bonds will be requir In double the amount
Of contract price, and work to be completed
by July !, 1876.
By order of Commissioners,
G.S MOSHER Auditor,
March 2I-w4 Hancock County, Ohio.
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Fresh Bread and Cakes,

EreSn Bread anu OdAces
Every day at r. FELIERs Il CO..
mario
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Spring of 1916.
All of the latest styles of Cassimeres, at
marriott EBLINGs
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When YOu Come 10 own.
Engine for Sale!

Call with r. Fellers. Co. and get frs
class lunch mario
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-31
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
The following is list of the Marriage
Licenses issued by the Probate Judge,
during the month of March:
John L. Lenan and Mary c. Reichley.
Albert Braunncller and Sarah T. Heistend.
Charles H. Thomas and Clara A. Bright
Fred Bush ong and Margaret B. Eagleson.
Jacob Freed and Mary l.. Insley.
Christian Inebuit and Amy S. Pendleton.
Philip Heldman and Elizabeth Bormuth
George W. Harpst and Hester j. Powell
Peter J. Grose and Harriet E. Bolton.
Moses BowOrsox and Eliza Fox.
Joseph Cramer and Elizabeth Crossley.
Isaac n. Vanhorn and Clarissa A. Stout;
]. W. Morehart and Sydney Clark.
ID. w. Gibbons and Elizabeth A. Clary.
Lewis Dukes and Harriet NJ. Award.
Jacob NJ. Blake and Sallie NJ. Nelson.
VIM. III. Miller and Annie NJ Hensel.
Hiram L. Oliver and Sarah Cramer.
John Hawkins and Christiana Ramsey.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-03
& U r o P E.

ATHENS, June 20. Severe earthquake
shocks were experienced today II Cor
NTH and neighboring villages. Sever
nj houses were destroyed and the re-
mainder threated to collapse.
Pau. June 29-The wife of Don Car.
los has been delivered of a daughter.
HAVANA. June 2a-The yellow fever
Is making sad havoc.
LONDON, June ga letter dated
June 23i SAYS the new Sultan Of Tur-
key, Murad Effendi. is overwhelmed
with the difficulties of his position. and
1t Is reported he contemplates abdica-
ting in favor Of his younger brother.
The Turks are actively preparing Ia
meet the Servian attack. The camps
on the Bosphoru>, opposite the Rspua.
where they intended Ia assemble in
considerable force. has been broken up.
and every able nan is being forwarded
to the front. IL is reported that the
government has formed desperate re-
solution 1T enlisting eighty thousand
Bashia~luks throughout the empire,
who, If they cannot dnmuch as soldiers.
may prevent the spread of insnrrecsion
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7 Ell &C r A P HIC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FnAxcfsco. June J0.-Arrived
-Barkentine Discovery. Port Dis
covcry bark Oregon. Seabeck
Sailed ship Commodore. Port lad
low: City Of Panama, Victoria.
SAN FRAScisco. June 30-S. De
Greayer. well known street broker.
was arrested to day on complaint Of
Mrs. Merauda Barney. charged with
embezze!neus.
Three cases of smallpox were report
cd yesterday afternoon. bat none up TO
noon today
sAx FRANcIsco, June 30.-Tbe Cen
trail Democratic club met this evening
and organized for the campaign
4 great sensation was created ON
Maine street by a woman who Is attach
eel to Woods Opera House, named Min
ME Ross. She oowhided q hackman
named Lathrop, for having, as she says,
used foul language in her presence last
night. She struck him several times
with whip, when he drew pistol.
Her husband came mp and hit Lathrop
with his cane and another man seized
him by the arm, and in this helpless
condition he was compelled to take a
terrible castigation from the woman.
The husband was afterwards arrested
and paid his fine
A letter in the Fleming Express from
soledad says, that the Chinese have
struck gold in the bed ofthe creek near
the end of San Bernardino tunnel the
workmen deserted the tunnel to lay out
claims. Quite an excitement has been
inaugurated.
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by a constant menace Of massacre of
Christians.
LONDON. July IA Vienna dispatch
says not wi,hs.anding Prince Milsn's
departure for the front, immediate ac-
ton seems tn be deferred.
A Paris correspondent. REPORTS Prince
Milan on leaving Belgrade hsransued
tie troops-.nd people AS follows ::
- Soldiers and people of Servi., l
leave the capital for the valiant army
which will aid me to fight vic'oriously
the traditional enemy of my country
and my religion. Adieu until after
victory"
A Berlin correspondent has private
advices from Vienna tina, there is q
marked GOODNESS between Austria and
Russia, aud that the meeting Of the
Austrian aud Russian Empsrors at the
Reichstag may possibly be abandoned,
A Paris dispatch says advices from
Montenegro say the apathy and hesita-
ton manifested . few days ago has
been succeeded by real political frenzy.
Montenegrian delegates are positive
that the Prince will eventually join the
Servians.
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THE MAYoRaITY.-The name of
Hon. Arthur A. Denny has been
generally mentioned for NJ ayor. and
We are gratifed To learn that he will
accept Mr.. Denny is well known
TO he man Of unimpeachable in
tegrity and sound principle. His
nomination will give general salts
faction and command the support Of
all who desire a good and trust
worthy city government and a judi.
eions administration of It's affairs.
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CHALLENGE.
The undersi yned. proprietor Of the
Puget Sound Lottery.

Hereby announces that il Is the privilege Of any
one patronixing his establishment - challenge
the game. by the deposit Of Five Dollars 10 defrsy
The expense OF count NJ the close OF the game IL
upon counting the frames anything 10 found not
right, will pay the sum of Two Hundred Dollars
Ia the challenger.
ieaT-a JOSEPH FARES
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w. P. DRUITT, Agent.

TESTIMONIALS
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SEATTLE, W. T., June Il, 1876.
Nh. Downs
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Respectfully yours,
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Money can be sent by mail in Registered Letter
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Address. II. DOWNS,
jel3tf Seattle. Washington Territory.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-26
JUDGE JOHNS AS A BoLrER.


''Facts are stubborn things and the
following will serve to enlighten the public
with reference to the style of an individual
who is now before the people demanding
their sufffages. Not farther back than tile
year 1870, Judge S. "A. Johns, the present
Democratic nominee for County Judge,
sought the nomination for the same Office
at the hands of the Democratic party of
Linn county in Convention assembled.
He was then the acting incumbent of said
office, to which he lad been elected to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Judge Morris. Judge Johns was fairly
defeated in said Convention, and J. j.
Whitney was duly nominated for said office,
and so declared from the Chair. On the
day of election following, it is known that
the said Johns, holding a truly partisan
spirit towards the party's choice, and now
claiming to be firm adherent of the Demo-
cratic party, and also claiming the undivid-
ed party vote, very deliberately but with
out malice prepense, of course, erased Mr..
Whitney's name from his ticket, and then
and there emphatically declared that he
"'tt7 AAO1 bOtAiAu IhO eANlS Va Vic ACtA1OStfh-
tic Convention or the Democratic party.
Mr.. Whitney received a handsome majority
at the polls, and certificate of election
was duly issued to him. and he, in due
time, qualified as by law required, and
demanded the office of Johns, who refused
to surrender it up, Notwithstanding his re-
pudiation by the party in Convention, by
the people at the polls, and the hearty en-
dorsement of Mr.. Whitney. Mr.. Whitney
instituted suit for the office, and was un-
successful, for the technical reasons given
in the decision of said case in Third Oregon.
Immediately on the instance of the man.
date being sent down from the Supreme
Court, Johns jumped ar the delightful OPP
portunity of further satiating his ravenous
appetite for revenge, at once ordered an
execution to be issued. The Clerk then
acting expostulated with the Judge for his
violent course, stating that Whitney was
youDg man of limited means. just enter
ing the profession, who had entrusted to
his care and support his aged and widowed
mother, and requested that he should al
low him tNhitney) an opportunity of pay
ing the costs without the further expense
of an execution. observingsat the same
time. that the Democracy of Linn would not
endorse his tJohn's) course in prosecuting
Whitney ont of malice and making him
unnecessary costs. The reply of Judge
Johns was very significant and full of
meaning, in this. that he asked no further
favors at the hands of the Democracy of
Linn but demanded execution forthwith.
Will partisans support man who win
not support the party nominees, and de-
clares that he courts not the favors of the
party? VIII the independent voter coun-
tenance the spirit of revenge and greedi-
moss of gain which is so Characteristic of
the present Demo- cratic nominee for the
Office of County Judge?
Citizens, consider well your position on
tie County Judgeship. and be careful how
you cast your ballot. VIM.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-26
TERMs-N ADVANCE.
FRIDAY MAY 26- 1876

No. ONES PfCNIC.-Last Tuesday was
the day for Albany Engine Co. No. 1 S
annual picnic. The day was very pleasant
indeed, and aided in assembling a large
eoncourse of people here on that day. The
steamer Occtdent brought down from Cor
wallis the fire companies of that city,
together with large number of ladies
and gentlemen, friends OF the firemen,
who came down to participate in the fes-
tivities of the occasion. Upon the arrival
of the Occident at Simpsons wharf. the fire
men and friends on board were received by
Albany Engine Co. No. /. and Linn En-
CINE Co No. 2. both in full uniform. and
conducted to No. Is house, when parade
was dismissed tor half an hour. Shortly
before I l O'Clock A. NJ, the procession was
again formed, when almost everybody
marched out to Hackleman's grove, the
Fire Departments of Corvallis and this
city manning the truck of the Corvallis
Hook 6 Ladder Co., on which was
seated little Georgia Vincent, the daugh-
ter of Mayor Vincent of that city
Reaching the grove, beautiful elevation
covered with monarch oaks. about one mile
nearly east of the city. the programme of
the day was carried out, to-wit Opened
by prayer by the Rev. 7. B. White, mem
Der of No as; short address of welcome,
by NJ Y. Brown, President of No. Is;
music. by Mechanics brass baud Grafton.
by Rev. S. G.. Irvine, d. D., member of
No. Is, which was pronounced a master
piece. After this came the toast, then the
picnic dinner. We judge from the pro-
fusion of good ''grub" that no one went
away hungry, but that all were fed with
in an inch of their lives. Then came GRO
quet, base ball, swinging. etc. A match
base ball pane between the Centennials
and Lecticonians, umpired by Prot. Hen
derson, resulted in 81 runs for the Lectico-
mans to 10 for the Centennials. After
spending about four hours and half very
pleasantly, the procession reformed and
marched back to the city, where the parade
was dismissed until O'Clock r. NJ, when
Albany Fire Department gave test of the
ability of their two engines, hand engine
and No. Ciapp s. Jones steamer. We
have ouly gave faint outline, in the above
OF the grand occasion on Tuesday, as time
and space forbids our entering into details.
Suffice it that it was way up occasion, in
which all who participated got their moneys
worth-'specially the hosemen. Nothing
transpired during the entire day, so far as
we are aware, to disturb the general lar-
mony AMI pleasure. About O'Clock the
Corvallis guests of the day were escorted
by our Fire Department to their steamer,
aud after the usual cheering, etc, etc, sent
on their way rejoicing. 1t was a large day.
and will be long remembered. A ball
at night, at the Opera House, wound up
the days festivities.