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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-21
BlGLICE LETTER.
BIGLICK. July I1th.

BiGLICK, July 11th, 1876.
EDITOR JEFF.: BY your permission
We would like to notice few points in
the article published in last weeks
JEFF, over the signature of GA poor
man with one cow"
In our Judgment, said article would
not deserve so much notice We're il not
that it involves other and more i'm
portant question than that of COW
pasture.
So far rs this latter is concerned it is
not at all practical question, as the
laws of our State try to compel not
only poor man with one eow," but
every other stock owner to keep them
in some enclosure, and we are free TO
say that we consider it one of the good
enaetments. So that, if 'Poor man
with one COW" wants redress, we would
refer him to the legislature of our State
instead of to the farmers of his neigh
borhood. He says, however, that the
rich will not let the poor have pasture
definitely to the charge as there are
none of the former in our midst.
There are, however, well to do farmers
who would rather let pasture at a
reasonable rate, than endure the vex-
alton of stock at large upon the public
highway. All that the law at present
requires of property owners, is to keep
their fences sufficient to secure their
own stock. Those who own land ad-
iaeent to the public highway pay taxes
for it same as for other real estate,
hence we fail to see or understand
what right ''Poor man with one COW"
has to appropriate it to COW pasture,
at a net profit of S14S per COW as per
his statement. 1t does seem to us that
if We owned but one COW we would
greatly prefer erecting a clean dark
place for her. to turning her upon the
highway to vex the neighbors and lash
the flies in her endeavors to gobble a
living. 1t has been shown by agricul-
tural writer's that very small parcel
of ground judiciously handled will soil
a COW, during the season. We know
of nothing ut this time that Is so
fruitful of breaches of good fellowship
among neighbors as this running at
large of stock upon the highway. All
this, however, is secondary to other
and more important features which
crop out of this article. Now, Poor
man with one COW" should know that
the class which he claims to represent
holds the highest position socially here
in the great State of Ohio, and other
Northern States that they do in any
country, and it is matter of much re-
gret to us to see anything that In any
way has a tendency toward opening a
breach between this and other classes.
He admits that he is dependent upon
those who have been more fortunate,
for the necessities of life, giving in lieu
therefor his time. Why should he
thus thrust at the source from which
he expects his bread, and thus create
an antagonism which has been least
eounlenanced in this of any country
Yours to command,
RURALIST.
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very little fruit, comparatively speak
ing, in this part of the State. The ag
riculturaliSts seeIu TO be prosperous
Good substantial farm houses and out
buildings have taken the place of the
sod houses of twenty years ago. Good
live hedges. and stout hoard and wire
fences have taken the place of the
bitches and mud fences of the olden
time. There are many beautiful towns
and villages to be seen. Princeton is
a tiourishing town. Galesburg is the
largest town on the road, and place
of considerable Importance. Mon
mouth, Mendoza and Aurora, are also
quite respectable villages. will wager
that you can get a poorer dinner at
Mendoza for seventy-five cents than at
any other town in five States through
which l have travelled, and you will
observe that love enlarged the terri
tory. Why the Railroad should ask its
passengers to dine at so poverty
stricken a table as is set at Mendoza,
and how any body, even a sucker, can
be cheeky enough to ask three-Quarters
of a dollar for such a repast as is there
offered, are things entirely beyond my
comprehension.
As We near the Mississippi, we find
the land again too wet and uninviting;
the country less densely populated.
But here we are on the banks of the
great river. Twelve years ago l crossed
h5re in ferry boat, but now the river
is spanned by "a line iron bridge, one of
those two million fellows that they
thrown over this stream. 1t is truly
magnificent affair, and l believe is
about one and quarter miles long.
On the opposite side is the city of Bur-
lington, Iowa. As we expect to leave
you here for some time, we had per-
haps better cross over, as it would be
rather lonesome staying on this side,
where there are no houses. Yes, after
slowly crossing the long bridge, here
we are at the foot of the hills on which
Burlington stands, and l will now
leave you until next week.
INDIAN AGENT.
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DOES OHIO WANT A CATHOLIC SU
PREME JUDGE,

la the heat of the discussion over
the platform and Allen resolution
adopied 10y the Ohio Democrats, at
Cincinnati, week before last, the tick
ct nominated at that time has passed
almost unnotieed. IT is apparent that
there is nothing very attractive or r.
markable about the candidates, and SO
there is very little said. They belong
to the class of politicians who embody
and represent the crude, misshappen
ideas out of which the Ohio rag baby
is built. This is all that most voters
will care to know about them.
Mr.. Finek, the candidate for Su
preme Judge, is said, by the COLUMBUS
journal, to he a Catholic. He is,
therefore, compelled by his religion to
hold views concerning the public
school system which should exclude
him forever from the Supreme bench
OF Ohio.
We do not question the individual
right of Mr. Finck to be rs ardent n
Catholic as he chooses, but when it
comes to putting such a man in the
Supreme Cour. of this State, that is a
wholly different affair Mr. Finck
belongs to church which recognizes
as its supreme authority foreign
potentate. His fealty to his church
makes him consider the authority of
that foreign potentate above that of
local law or executives on the question
OF education. The policy of the Rom
ish Church il openly aud avowedly in
opposition to the American public
school system, and Mr.. Finck, if
elected to the Supreme bench, would
be compelled by his religion to hold
views on the educational question
which would be in opposition to the
spirit of our institutions CleUeland
Leader.
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AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAYES.

\ soldier of the 23d Regiment OF
which Gov. Hayes was the original
Major, thus relates an incident in which
the Gov. prominently figures:
The day after the battle of Carnifax
Ferry. Floyd having destroyed the
roads and bridges along the line of his
retreat, it became necessary to repair
them before our army could advance.
The Pioneer Corps was ordered for
ward to do this work. Col. E. Parker
Scammon with the 23d taxing the
right The column was halted await
ing the repairs. Scammon becoming
impatient at the seeming tardiness OF
the 'pioneers, turned to Maj. Hayes
and ordered him to go forward and tell
the pioneers TO ''hurry up and do their
work id fast"
The Major turned in his saddle and
inquired if the Col. desired his message
to be delivered verbatim.
"Yes, Sir"
Then, COL" responded Hayes,
''you had better send your Adiutant
lie is swearing man"
The effect can be better imagined
than described.
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Wheeler they accept as the best that
could have been made, and more
than that. as that was desirable.
Clubs are being organized in all the
wards, and all the best men in the city
are taking hold of the work. While
it is impossible tn carry the city, the
Democracy majority will be so re-
duced so as to make the state abso-
lutely certain of the Republican ticket.
The Liberals are, as rule, in line
again and thousands of Democrats
will vote the Republican ticket for
the first time in their lives.
The, north part of the state
where Mr.. Wheeler resides will give
the largest majority for the ticket ever
known, and will of itself, more than
balance, all the frauds that can be
perpuated in the city. The outlook
is excellent here; see that you do your
duty everywhere else.
ONE REFORM INCIDENT.
Two years ago the ''Reformers" who
are now supporting TiIden appropria-
ted $50, 600 to improve Tompkins
Square. One year ago $50, 900 more
was appropriated making i'll all $780,,
600. What was done with it? Tomp.
Square to-day is dust pile, with no
pretence of grass, fountains or any
thing else. The $50, 900 We're stolen by
Tilde'ns "Reforrners, the same as mil
lions of dollars were stolen before If
the Republicans outside of the city
could only know what set of the
thieves the ''Reformers" who went to
st. Louis really are they would work
night and day for their defeat.
PIERTRO.
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SOCIETIES..

Masonic hall LOCATED in tnlra sloIy Oh o''se :
Block Main street - -
e,snIaY IOUNcII. Il. d X. NJ, No. 50. Regular
Council second Monday evening an each
MONTH =, 70 ,,.,,
FTNDLAY CHATTER, X. A. M. No. 5a. stated
Giouyocaiiuu first Monday evenings IN each
IaontE. ,y, .,o,s,, .,,,,
FiSoIAY Lodge, F. n M, No. ~ stated com
munIcation iirst and Third "Wednesday even
ings Ina each month.
odd-FeIIows' Hall east side of Main Slreel, De-
tween Sandusky and CRAWFORD soir1es' N r
f.oI.urS RULE EScAMPMEST, NO ", i. u " !.
meets second and fourth Friday evenings oi
BascocE Lopez. No. 7s, L. o. o. f. meets eve
~ Tuesday evening.
EIsDLAY LoDdE, No. -, \. o: r., meets every
Monday evening in Odd Fellows han.
FrxDt.aY SAVINGS AND BUILDING LOAN Asso,
CIATI1N meets AT the Court house on thelhifu
Nontay i'm each month.
U.,urS's = IHRIsTIA n TEMPERANCE UNION
meets I'd The League Rooms, opposite the Joy
House. General prayer meeting every SAD
hath afternoon at o'clock. women pray
er meeting W ednesdGy afternoon NJ Q CLOCK.
ChiIdren meeting first Saturday afternoon
in each month at O'CLOCK.
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money can secure Tilden's election, he
will go into the White House on the
5th of next March. as many millions
are already pledged for the pure pur-
pose of buying up sufficient number
of voters, in the interests of reform;
and there is no question but that such
All impression is general among the
rank and file of that party here in this
District.
1t is claimed that the average tenn
perature for the past two weeks has
been considerably higher than for any
corresponding period for eighty years,
in this city. The heat is terrible,
ranging from % to 100 degrees il the
shade during the day, and but little
lower during the nights.
MAXWELL.
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fhysieians. who certainly ought To he the
nest judges of sueh matters. declare that
wholesome stimulation is not orIy desirable
put essential in many instances. When tho
temporary good effect Of sound sfi,nulapt
Is lsconhrmed and rendered permanent. as in
the case of HoSietter's Stomach Ritters nv.
the action of the tonic and Alternative princi-
pies combined with il, Il becomes infint,aI,.
more efficaciOus as rerovant of nhvsic 4
energy and a corrective of those ccnjiiio,s
OF the body which invite disease THE mr.
ters have recei we'd the eInphafi ir sancfio,, -
thiii popular siimnlaiive cordial as a Iemedv
IoI MeaR hess. nervousness. dispepsia consti.
lStl"n. inactivity OF the liver. ma Iarious Is
NtIS, anu many other disorders. Its basis Is
sound old rye. the puresi liquor known 10
oo.n.nLheIce, and Itself possessing tonic ,rop-
erlles OF no mean order
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-21
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
READ AND CONSIDER

Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster are an
economical, Clean, ceriain and powerful
remedy, surprising in efficacy any known
plaster, lnlment or compound.
They are particularly elective, and will
positively relieve and cure: Acute and
Chronic Rheumatism, Sciatiea, Neuralgia.
Nervous Diseases, Stubborn Colds. Kidney
Complaints end all diseases Tor which por-
GUS plaster has been used, IN an astonE hing
short time.
Capcine is The greatest medicine known.
Capcine is superior 10 electricity and more
certain.
Benson's Capeine Porous PIaS;ers relieve at
once and cure quickly. Try Them. Price .
cents. SEAkURY q JOHNSON.
Sly Pharmaceutical Chemists, n. y
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says a Rosion physician, "haS no equal lS a
blood purifier. Hearing oi ATS many wonder.
fuI cures after all other remedies had failed.
/ visited the l. laboratory and convinced my
self of lis genuine merit. II Is prepared rom
barks roofs and herbs, each of which is high
~ effective, and they are compounded in
snch manner as 10 produce astonishing re.
gt1IfS
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Dissolution Notice.

fl'HE undersigned. composing the firm OF
Il Smart & Moffett. have this day dissolved
partnership, Mr.. Mofiet withdrawing from
the same Joseph Smarl will still continue
the business AT The same place. a n accounts
due the lste firm are required to be paid to
Joseph Smart, vino assumes all debts against
said firm. JOSEPH SMART
Arcadia, June -. ls76. wM MOFFEPT.
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. rTaRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ and Notary Pchlic. Will attend promptly
rtAil husiness entrusted TO his care. Pariicu-
lar rail.ntion given TO Collections, PartitiOning
OF Lands, and business in Probate Court
Once ON Main street, in Rossman's BLOCK,
nearly opposite the Court House. May 4.
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A SPIRITED CAMPAIGN SONG.
Hold the Fort.

Written ior o. ;. Journal by C. A. Poland.
Hn, my comrades see the signal,
Waving in the sky
Hear the shouts from Maine 10 Kansas
Victory is night
ChOras-llOld the fort, for Hayes is coming,
Nict'ry signals still.
Send the answer through the Union
OHIO says, "She wellr'
See the glorious banner waving
The beautious Stripes and Stars
Twas borne in triumph by our leaders,
Der the Stars and Bars.
Cloras-Hold the fort, for Hayes is coming
Hear the bugles shrilll
Hurl the shout back to our foemen--
Neoo EHgLdHd says, I'VE will"
llOi my comrades, see the signal
From hence to Oregon,
EciHforcements are appearing
The Nict'ry will be wOnl
Gh"ras-Hold the fort, for Hayes is coming
Eict'ry signals STILL
Wave the banner high above US
Cdrolind says, 1--WE will"
See the mighty host above us,
Hayes is leading on;
''ItIg BaIy" Cops can never rOui us
Victory will be wont
thorus-iiOld the fort, for Wheeler's
COmingi
Eict'ry signals stilli
Shout the news 10 California
heD York says, "She will"
Fierce and long may be the battle
Our leaders are strong and true;
Wen drive the rebel crew before us,
With the Red, White and Bluel
Gor1ls-HOldt the fort, for Hayes is coming!
Vict'ry signals still!
Send the answer TO New Jersey
Michigan says, "We will!'
For the Rights of Man we II battle,
For FREEDOM through the World,
n" rebel power will e'er reign DER us,
While this Flags unfuruledi
Woyus-IIold the fort.for Hayes is comingl
Vict'ry signals still,
PennsytGaRid greets Arkansas.
AMI both shout, 1--WE will"
No traitors hand shall seize this banner,
Or sit in LINCOLN's seat:
With Right, and Justice we will triumph,
And eY'ry foe defeat.
HOrus the fort,for Hayes is cGming!
Vict'ry signals still;
Our leaders never were defeated
Iooa says, 1--WE willr'
Wen sweep the country North and South,
Swept East and West!
And place our leader in the White House,
Before we take a rest.
Gtorus-Hold the fort for Hayes is comingl
Vict'ry signals still;
Hear the shout from Washington
ULYSSES says, "He will"
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CHURCHES.

Method,st Bpisoopal-Rev. William Jones.
L,fheyan-Rev. q. W. Miller.
fI,aJre0atiOaaL-Rev IL. ID. Kutz
E,anoeIicai Chbrch-Rev. Samuel CockIln.
I,,ited Bgetiren-Rev. A. w. Holden.
tIersnaa RefOym-Rey. A konelZka-
Church of God d-Rev. d. Kline.
iIey1aa,. LufleTan-Rey. NJ. Buefkle
sd Uichuef's taltOLic Church,. B. Young.
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VEGETINE

Was looked upon as an experiment for some
time 10y some of our best physicians, bni those
most incredulous in regard Ia its merit are
now IFS most ardent friends and supporters.
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JOHN M. IIAMI.lN,

A rToRNEY At LAW, FINDLAY, ONO.
Makes regular professional calls IN anI"in
ng counties.
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VEGETINE

Does moi deceive iDvalids into false hopes by
purging and creating IL fictitious appetite,
but assists nature in clearing and purify ing
The whole system, leading The patient grad
nallN la naFfap. healtl
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

(BI1asaOa Pleas fudge James Pillars.
a..yi0r-tieorge \. MosheT.
(Herk Of (sJurfs scott W. Prebie.
J,easnrer- Peter HOsler.
yieoOgdeT-faul Kemerer.
I-rsLafe Jadye Samuel II. Huffman
.YheriD-Samuei Nyres-
gscos,1c1ltiag AtOrney ey-Henry Brown.
Tsyr1aer- ID. r. Cline.
Comn.lssi0neTs Joseph Saltzman, John d.
Bishop aud John Edgington. .
la6roaYv DirectOrs-Jacob Thompson. X. NJ,
Watson and j II. Bnshong.
Indrnlarg h,syseTintendeHt-R. NJ Lee
gyrh ooI fltmiaerx-J A. Pittsiord. j. X hasS
and DOrilas Martz-
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VEGETINE

Is know Iedged and recommended by phys
Icians and apOtiiccarIes TO lie the best puriIier
and cleanser of the blood yet discovered, and
thousands speak in IFS praise who have been
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VEGETINE

Instead OF being a puIied-up medicine has
worked its way up To its present astonishing
success I;y actual merit in cuTing ali diseases
al lbr hIond al NChateVer uature.
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ID. R. REARDSLEf

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Claim agent
a Will practice law in State and u. X Court,
and attend promptly To business entrusted 10
his care. As sJusLice of tue Peace' VIII ~ ~atunu
tn conyeyaucing and taking depositions. once
Room n. Melodeon Building. Flndlay, o.
Nav 5. v6-tf.
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Il. lbIIIFEle,

CURVEYOR. Office In first block Soulh OF
- Court House. Attention given TO retraclhg
the lines OF old surveys, laying out, pirlinS
on and dividing up lands, leveiing ioi pr"hies
OF roads and dltcheG.
March 10. lS.6-tn
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+. TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
n Findlay Ohio. Office in "HeadquErter
EflIding North east of Court House. Will al
fr;.b urolnplly to business entrusted 10 his
80 April 26. 1872.
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CINGIlJNATI, Nov. 2G. 1872.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-The Two bottles or NEGErINE
furnished me by your agent, my wife has
used with great benefit
For n long time size has been troubled with
dizziness and costivenesS; these Troublesome
now entirely removed by the use of NEGE
TINE.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia and
General Debility; and has been greatly BEN
eHied.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

sJaVOr-Iaanb Carr
f9rTE-John A. MceEs.
TTeaxllreT-M. ID. :SOHrS-
AlaTShaI-James WiiSon.
,y,iiciGOr-James A. BOpe,
. Cyuaea-E. Palmer, r. carlin- i''hn fa'h
I l. I,inviIIe A. Brown assH "a toonh.
t,oard Of HnpTOreineats :a"''i' 'Air. T.. q
ZONES and j. A. Bop-.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TJ7,Sees-Wm. Martin, John LarEihs and
Job Chamberltn.
Clerk ii. ii. NetZler.
7reasurer-Hush Newell. me-,
Jlstces-D. II. Beardsley and y. A. haliAih-
I.,a,fabLes joel Markle and u. L. byal.
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VEGETINE
VEGETINE

Strike nj the root of disease by purifying the
blood restoring the liver and kidneys To
healty action, invigoraiing the nervous Rys-
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PROOF
WHAT IS NEEDED

LR. IL. II. STEVENS
Dear Slr-About one year since found my
sell i'm feeble condition from general deili-
ity. NEGETINE was strongly recommended
10 me by friend who had been much bene-
fitted by IFS use. / procured the article and
after using several Bottles, WAS restored 10
Itealth and discontinued It's use feel quite
confident that there Is no medicine superior
TO il for those complaints for which IL is ts-
pecIally prepared, and would cheeriully re-
commend H. To those who feel tnat they need
something TO RESI- ore them To perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
II. l.. PETTlNGlEL.
Firm of \. VI. Pettingill & Co. 10 state st,
Boston.
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IIiNCoI 4 kSIIillSBllk
Guaranteed Capital, Sl00,OOO
OEEIEERS.
DIRECTORS:

PARLEE CARHN, ,CHAS. GSTERLEN,
ALE. GRADER, NC. WIlITELEG,
H. j. GAGE, JOHN ID. BISHOP,
ABRAM CRADLE, \. IL. BELDEN.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

THE BELKNAP TRIAL-THE "DRAD
LOCK "-CUSTER-HAYES' LETTER.
BOUNTY BILL-PACIFIC RAILROAD
RING DEFEATED-RFSUdP ACT
DEMOCRATIC DESPERATION
-HEAT-
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Emdlsg Husiness aireffarg.
D. "A, ClLM Err,

CURGEoN DENTIST.
ONCE over FelleTs, Johnson a Cos Store
West Sid. Main street, Findlay, ohio.
April IA, lS76-6m
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VEGETINE

Il now prescribed in eases Of Scroiula ana
other diseases of the blood, 10y many of the
best physicians owing To It's great success in
cI...I,... .llsonSns q I'M lL.tuL.
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HENRY BROWN,
MN A. pETWIIER. M, D.,

rroRNEY AT LAW. Office up Stairs, first
"A Door Sonth OF Court House; Findlay, y.
November "A, 1874 II.
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E.T. DUNN.
H.I0HNsGN,

A ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office i'm New Bank Building, West side of
Main street, No. % NSoN' zz-tiJ
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IA M ~ A. BDPE
JACOB BURKET,

A -. c.. 49,,
urfice over W. l.. DAVIS q Go s store, Main
STREET, Fiudlay Ohio. April IA IL
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gitg md County nirefforg.

Arrival and Departure Of Mails at the
FindIay Posi-offlce-
DEPARTURE
.1rey Brunch L. S6 e. XXX. 9l5 a. IN.
T. Ell RR. going SOalfh. ll:l5 a IA
a. North. Ar p. Hi.
:AKRIyAIs.
ftfreu Rrnaeh q. S. AZ Z. KR., 500 y. M
L. Il 4 L. KK. going !SDiafh. il.i1 a IA.
a NOTih As a.
DEPARTURE.
Y.fn Buren,, PDrrage. MHRgeSt and Boring Gr'"'
-rueSsiay Thu rsday and Saturday, nj = a M
Ht HLaachnrd H0GckfOlOu and EtCtng's fDTne6.
"Wednesday and Saturday, at l p M
Arlington. HiIiamstOhon and DnnktfE-l h'suaJ
and Saturday, at p- IA. I'M,
sl1E Ie,Joe IbfirlOn ROanOye, BelDiOTT, and Gtt-
b,a-ftIssiav and Friday, at a m.
BENTON RidJe, Std,iLey aud Pe7ldtetoH-f fiuaS 'at
a m -, ,,., -
AcCSraL and POrfa0e' 'CseateT-Tuesfiay, Thursday
and Saturday, al p- IN.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-21

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