The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-01
The geftersunian.
Ffndiay. Ohio, Dee. I, 1876
HERE AND ELSEwHERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.

afternoon, was caused by young lady
with cardinal red stockings, falling out
Of an open wagon.
The people Of Perrysburg are too pool
to buy coal oil; they steal it from the
street lamps.
George Fuller, of Grand Rapids, was
killed while hunting on the Blanchard
near Ottawa, on the morning of the 21st
He had used his gun, muzzle upward, as
walking stick, and slipping, threw ii
out to save himself, when the lock struck
and exploded the gun, emptying its con-
tents into his left side.
A servant girl in the employ of fam.
lily in Toledo had cataleptic fit, ON the
10th, and remained insensible for several
days.
Daniel Hamilton, one of the Oldest
residents of Milan, and one of the early
settlers of Erie. county, died very sud-
denly ON Saturday last, after an illness
Of few days Mr. H. was nearly seven
ty-five years of age, and had been con-
nected with the business interests of that
section upwards of forty years Mr..
Hamilton was a well known and promi-
nent citizen of that locality many years
ago, and retained the respect of his fel-
low citizens up to the time of his death.
The officeof the Sash Factory of Green
& Heilman, at Fostoria, was entered by
burglars, on the night of the 10th, and
the safe blown open. Their labor was
poorly rewarded, as no money had been
left in the safe the night previous. The
burglcrs made their escape.
Burglars entered the boot and shoe
store of Mr.. Albert, at Fos;oria, on the
night of the 10th. Their presence was
discovered by policemen, who endeav-
ored to effect their capture. One of the
burglars escaped the back way, was shot
at and fell, but got up and away before
the policeman could get to him. The
other was less fortunate, and was cap
tured before he could leave the store.
He was walking arsenal, having in his
possession six shooter with every cham
Der loaded, and four or five kni res. He
now lies in Seneca county Jail awaiting
trial.
Peter Shout and Henry Laughlin are
under arrest at Bryan for a murderous
assault upon John Burchel, Jr., whom
they cut in a fearful manner with a
razor. Laughlin was arrested in Bryan,
but ShOaf escaped to Indiana, where he
was arrested and returned to Bryan.
Rev. Kingery, of Columbus Grove, and
his good lady, were taken by surprise by
party Of their parishioners, on the
night of the 18th, who deposited supplies
enough to last garrison some months,
besides sending articles of furniture, a
stove, &c, all Of which showed that they
appreciated the services of the reverend
gentleman.
4 fire occurred in a summer kitchen
of Mr.. O. Russell, at Bluffton, on the
night of the Goth, but was promptly ex-
before much damage was
done.
Retta Leist obtained a verdict of $4OO
against Charles Lippert, in the Allen
County Court, last week, for breach of
promise. That was the Leist the Jury
thought would compensate her for her
disappointment.
A large line of Ladies' City Made
all the newest patterns, received
this week at Canadians.
Because Bessie Turner did not prove
rs lecturess, is no reason she |
may not prove abundantly so as a cater
ess to lovers of good eating, in the res
taurant where she is now engaged as a
waiteress.
The Bucyrus Forum has shaken off its
quarto and taken on its folio dress.
James E. Fisher has sold the st. Marys
Commercial to his foreman, Mr.. Clark,
who takes possession December 1st.
Examine your chimneys and stove
pipes. See that there are no defects, and |
dangerous fines may be avoided.
The country is gradually settling down
to the fact that Hayes is elected, not
withstanding the frantic efforts of the |
pool gamblers in the interests of Tilden
to manufacture majorities in Florida
and Louisiana, and the outlook is more
favorable.
Ladies wishing silk velvet for sacques
will find new stock at Carnahans.
"A stranger from Big Lick" is in
formed that his communications have
gone into the waste basket, because of
of signature, and further
because we admit no personalities. Ifl
be has any cause Of quarrel with the in
dividual alluded to, he must settle it |
with him personally.
The concert at ST. Michael's Church, |
on Wednesday night, of last week, was
well attended and highly appreciated.
The Buckeye Mutual and Forest City
in both of which Patterson &
had their store, at North Balti-
more, insured, have promptly settled
their losses.
Carnahans have just opened a large
line of Furs, including Seal Furs, Mink
Fu,s. Alaska Furs, and all styles of
Misses Furs.
We stated last week that Long Bros. |
lad opened up drug store in Cass'
block. 1t should have read Long & |
Ward. They are not yet in receipt of
all their goods, but are ready for bust
ness.
Carnahans have been receiving, dur
ing the last week, good assortment of
goods for Christmas presents.
At Fremont, on the 20th, j. DeLancey
Lawton, a young man aged about twenty
years, borrowed revolver of friend to
shoot, as he said, rat Soon after he
was found shot through the head, and
almost lifeless. He died soon after. He
had been in the employ of the malt
at that place; was young man
of good character and much respected.
Walter Dunn, not thinking himself