The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-21
Stewart Marshal. a lad of fonrlee,

| stewart MarSllal, lad OF fourteen
years, without relatives, and who drifted
10 FostOria from Chicago, last week COM
mitted burglary for which he was
arrested. He will probably be sent to
the Reform Farm.
One Of our L. f. & L. Ry. friends has
young shepherd dog which he is in
Isructing in agricultural pursuits-at
least he is proving an expert in extract
ing cornstalks, roots and all.
Mr. Parks tannery, East side Fremont,
was partially destroyed BY fire on the
10Th inst
Wiltsy Brown, who was so badly injur-
ed few weeks ago by his horse falling
upon him, is able to be about on crutch-
es.
The hot weather had respite for sew
eral days, but has resumed operations.
The Reform" element had meeting
at the Court House, on Monday evening
and formed a Tilden and Hendricks club.
The attendance was fair fsr worshippers
of Boss Tweed and Tilden, and Grand
Sachem Kelley, and that noble reformer
John Morrissey, who runs the gambling
hells of Saratoga and who run the ma
chine at st. Louis which nominated the
!. dOuble-ended Reform ticket. They are
expecting "barrel" of Tilden's money
to run the campaign with, but its mouse
Heis wasting his sweetness on Indiana,
and has no hopes of Ohio. $4,000 for
Indiana from Sammy's personal purse,
and nary red for Ohio
There is very fair attendance of pu-
pills at Prof. Tufts Normal School.
Carey is to have a town hall twill be
finished in the fall.
The Findlay JEFF. is happy over ru-
NOR that beer garden is to be opened in
grove near that place.-Lima Gazette
SHE, and We shan't play any more, So
The Kenton Gas Works are again in
operation.-Lima Gaeette. Are we to
understand by that that the Demccrm
once suspended.
NOrwalk is TO have another band.
The body of an unknown man was
found i'll the river at Cleveland on
Wednesday of last week.
1t is said that few Cincinnati women
are making feeble attempt to gain nOto-
riety 10y again engaging in the crusading
business.
The Van Vert Press is now issued
semi-weekly.
The Lake SideCampMeeting will COM
mence August ID, and continue eight
days
II Norton of Upper Sandusky propos-
es TO call his Fourth of July daughter,
'Marthe Washington"
The Odd Fellows of North Baltimore
will dedicate their new hall and install
their officers to-day.
The warm weather causes a good
many to complain of chronic indispo-
siton to eXertiOn.
The editor of the Putnam County "
dette appeared at BelmOre in a clean
shirt recently, and WAS Immediately ar
rested on charge of breaking in cloth
ing store the night before.
BE kind TO the horses during the hot
u-oa,bar don't orou-d him, T;.,,, no,.,o
craf. HIM Don't crowd htm. Sufferin'
Moses, man, you should have said 1t, just
as though yon'd been speaking of human
beings.
The Lima Democrat informs it's farmer
readers of the best place to purchase
@harvest whislley," and then goes ON TO
say that the people of that place have no
earthly excuse for not attending divine
services.
The Mercer county Fair will be held
this year on the 18th. 20lh, 21st, and 22d
of September
Toledo sent II recruits to the Ohio
Penitentiary ON the 9TH.
The Hancock county Sunday School
Convention will meet in the English
Lutheran ch hurch, on Tuesday and
"Wednesday, August ODD and 2Sd. Pro-
gramme next week.
The gentleman who departed so sud
denly from place where he should not
have been, leaving his pocket book and
revolver in the hands of an irate hus-
band, should rise and explain the why
and wherefore whereof
The patrons of DIR T G Barnhill, will
notice by card elsewhere that he has
removed his office and residence 10 the
former residence of DIR 0esterlin.
Squire Johnson, of Pleasant township,
who was sent TO the Toledo Insane Asy-
lum several years ago, but who subse-
quently escaped, and whose dead body
was supposed to haye been found and
identified soon after his escape, was last
Monday morning, found sitting on his
uoor Steps allNe ana We'll, but still labor
ing under his mental aflliction. His
insanity is the result of having been
struck on the head by piece of shell
while in the army
The NJ. E. Church, at McComb, was
struck by lightning during the storm on
Tuesday afternoon last, and considerably
damaged.
The twelfth annual session of the
Hancock County Teachers Institute will
be held in Findlay, on August 21st, 22d,
23d, 9th and 18th, 1876.
II sBK notice of bunch of keys lost,
: and let the finder obey the injunction.
New Superintendent.
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