The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-10-27
HERE AND ELSEWHERE-WIS AND
OTHERWISE.

/ ocOar UP your Srludles- DuckNHeat
cakes are now in order.
The pay car of the L Z &L Ry, passed
over the road last Friday, and the boys
are happy.
The American Express Company will
do business on the C {; T Il r, when il
is opened for business.
Jacob Staum, of Edensviile, Wyandot
county, while hulling clover on the 9th
had his arm caught in the belt. and the
flesh and bones were mangled so that
amputation of the arm was necessary.
4 fellow by the name of Tom Powell
did some shooting over at Carey on the
night Of the 10Th, and Il man named
Joseph Rinsell, received a shot in the
hand. Powell was arrested and fred
SO for the liberty he had taken. Whis-
ky had much to do with the fracas, us
usual.
The residence Of the Catholic priest,
at Landeck. was destroyed by ire on the
10th, together with many articles of val
ue,
Jacob Seitz, of Sandusl1y city, had a
grudge agrinst Albert Boetticher, and
meeting him on the street on the night
of the 18th, attacked him, and threw
stones az him, one of which struck
Boetticher on the head. He then drew
a revolver, and fred two shots in the air
to frighten Seitz, who, however, contin-
ued throwing stones. Boetticher then
fired at him, the ball striking him in the
hip, but not iniiic.ing any material in
jury. Boetticher was then arrested and
held to bail on charge of ST. ooting with
intent to kill.
John Adams & Co, are Offering great
bargains in stoves.
Dennis Ryan, while intoxicated, on the
18th, fell asleep on the track of the I I
& E r r, near Latcha, and was fatally
injured by passing train.
The stove store of Mr. Ernest, at Tiffin,
was burglarized on the night of the 14th
and a small amount of money taken
Some cutlery and other articles amount
ing to about thirty dollars, we're also
stolen from the showcase.
The Pennsylvania Company has leased
the I T & E r R, which gives Toledo a
direct line to Philadelphia. The road is
taken at valuation of 81 900 on 81,
100000 of which the company gets divi-
dends, and the city of Toledo on the bal
ance. Freight is to be carried at the
same rate per mile as from Chicago.
Benjamin Fleckey, a young man,
while driving in Dudley township, Har-
din county, ON the 11th raised up from
his seat 70 strike his horses, and by their
sudden starting was thrown out and in
jured so by the horses kicking or the
wheels passing over his body, that he
died soon after.
Business men everywhere begin to
look on the bright side of the matter,
and revivlng business is what has made
the change.
In our advertising columns will be
found an advertisement offering the NJ
B Walker property at private sale
or public auction. Ifnot sold at private
sale before the 21st of November, it will
then be sold at auction to the highest
bidder.
At the village of Alta, on the B & o R
r, recently, six men, masked, went into
the telegraph oficeand producingrevolv-
ers, ordered the operator and watchman
to put out their lights. They then pro
duced a rope, put it around the neck of
the operator, and were about to hang
him when an approaching train scared
them away. The operator had an ankle
broken and was otherwise injured.
Jno Musser, residing North of New
Baltimore, accidentally shot himself
through the the wrist, on Thursday of
last week, and it was thought amputation
viii be necessary.
Schoonover is going 10 erect bill
boards.
The St Marys Commercial man had an
"unpleasantness" last week.
The residence of Christian Ashton,
Lima, was near destroyed by fire on the
10th, together with most ofiis contents.
Building insured for s1:2cl. Loss of
furniture about S1,0C0.
A little son of J q Sutphen, of Carey,
was playing with some beans on the 10Th
and got one of them in his wind-pipe-
Relief was obtained, but the bean was
not expelled. On the 18th the child was
taken with fit OF sufocation, and but
for the timely arrival of medical aid