The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

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clUccG 20 look rou4.i, fouI- i t.e rear {
tae building again blazing gave IN
alarm and with the help Of others p,
out the fire.
Give Bob Redick call At c Ritter:
examine goods, and be c-rsinced q
low prices
5 " Gillingha1a, lately connected
with the Upper sandusky Union, i
thinking of starting Democratic pape
at Bowling Green.
| The live siCcl markets east are full!
supplied, and as a consequence price
are not advancing.
The hog market here has been brisl
for some time past One day last weel
nearly one hundred wsSn loads vert
brought to town.
/ VI Cunni. .. Of Hasl,ins, went ovel
10 Fo=ling &C on the 9th, tha, bitter
i'pid : and wheeled I'd Bloomfield
.-ound n a wheellbarrow, 70 the slow
n - on Z single cornet. Cunning wa:
a Tilden man and Bloomfield was a
HAYES voter and the wheeling was the
result Of a G..
The cost of tn Dunlap murder trial
at Tiffin, reached 500. II is probable
the Charles case. in t;.is county, will ex
ceed that.
The residence of Martin Bowser near
Tiffin, was destroyed by fire on the 9th.
Loss $1,000.
Drs Sprague and Capener have leased
the Green Springs Water Cure for three
years, and are getting ready for the COM
ing season.
On the night of the 9th, John Eiler, of
Bascom, Seneca county, INDUCED too
freely in the extracts of corn, and went
to sleep under the railroad bridge at
that place The night was bitter cold
and he nearly froze TO death before
morning.
The best fitting suit of clothes made to
order by C Ritter, Gallowayis New
Block
In Harmony township, Clark county,
on the 10th, a one year old child OF
Augustus Beard fell into the fire and
was so badly burned that it died soon
after.
Lawrence Thorton abrakeman on the
C S &CRR fell from his train recently
near Columbus and was so sadly injur-
ed that one arm and one leg had to be
amputated. He is now recovering.
The first rail on the Springfield, Jack
son and Narrow guage Railway, was
laid on the Thursday of last week The
narrow guagers are doing about all the
railroading building now.
The courts have decided that if a
partner in a Dissolved firm neglects to
give notice through the papers ofa dis
solution of partnership he is equally
liable with his late partner for all debts
contracted after dissolution. Bear this
in mind.
A man not a thousand miles from
Celina bought clock and supposing it
to be just like the old one he had
wound it up every evening for long
time before he found it was an eight
day clock. His feelings may be
described in the following lines from an
unknown bard:
There was man who had clock
His name was Matthew Mears-
He wound it regular every night
For nearly twenty years.
At last his precious timepiece proved
An eight dav clock to be,
And ana der man than Mr. Mears
You would not wish to see.
Thirtv-three snow storms are predict
ed. Get your cutter ready for business.
The days have begun to stretch at
both ends, but the stretch is vet imper-
ceptible.
Fred Althouser was badly frozen at
Upper Sandusky on the night Of the 9th.
He went to sleep on the street and for
got to close the door.
The roof of Gotleib Steckers house, at
Upper Sandusky, was burned off on the
morning of the 10th.