The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-11
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\ J Blair, Of Bloom township, Wood
county, was killed by being thrown from
his horse. on The 1st inst, while return
ing home from Fostoria.
W / Yates. Of New Baltimore. whose
store was destroyed by fire several weeks
ago, was arrested on a charge Of incen-
diarism, recently, and Is under bonds of
$500 TO answer.
Jacob Steinman, of Beaver Creek.
Wood county, who lost hand and foot
in a reaper several weeks ago died from
the effects few days later
\ horse thief named Andrews offer
cd a'sorrel horse for sale To John Keil Of
Bucyrus, last week. Keil paid five dol
lars on the horse, but SEispecting all was
not right created delay. The horse thief
lit out, but was captured at Nevada
The horse was stolen from Henry Fleet
wood, Of MOsierville, Mich.
BY notice elsewhere, it will be seen
that Hon. Claiming Richards will ad-
dress the people Of Findlay, upon the
political issues of the day, at the Court
House. on Thursday evening of next
week Turn out everybody and hear
him. Seats will be reserved for the la
dies
Our ncighhor had his fine young horse
dressed mp in regimentals, on Monday
last, at the popular harness shop of the
Ruhl Bros 1t was a gay and glittering
uniform, and bespeaks a prosperity which
We are pleased TO note. By-the-way,
those Ruhl Bros. are manufacturing the
finest harnes for the least money of any
firm in this section Of the country. If
you need a harness try them.
\ number of young boys, who desire,
however, To be known as young men,
gather on n corner near the west end of
Lincoln street two or three nights in the
week, about midnight and by their hal
looing and cathauling disturb the peace
of the neighborhood. They are known,
and unless their disorderly conduct is
discontinued they may have the oppOr-
;umity of reading their names in print,
as we'll rs of answering to 4 charge of
of riotous and disOrderly conduct before
Mayor Carr. a word in time, boys,
should be sufficient.
For fresh groceries and cheap prices,
Hardeshell 4; NOnnamaker bear off the
palm.
Ben. Hyatt has fine new buggy.
The L Express Co, have fitted up
very fine office in the new Opera House
building of Davis, Dctwiler 4 Co.
G. b. Hall has the "boSs' Centennial
cane.
We notice quite a number of new
houses going up in North Findlay.
Business men should not go out of
their shops and leave their money draw
crs open these times-cspeciallvi if there
is any money in the drawers. We know |
an individual whose experience in this |
way cost him the cigars all round but |
he won't be caught the same way again. |
GREEN, DAVIS X Co, number among |
their customers families who come forty
miles to trade. Fair dealers, and keep
ing an extensive stock, they merit the |
extensive patronage they receive.
c. W. Parker has taken an interest in |
the Saturday Epaing Me'rs Charley is
Il good workman, and a pleasant fellow. |
The Grand Masonic bodies, of Ohio, |
except the Grand Lodge, meet at Putin
Bay, on the 29th.
l.. \. Brunner, of Upper Sandusky, |
has purchased the Grey Times He
assumes control this week.
A Firemen's Tournament will be held |
in Kenton, on September 9th. The Dam
oc,ut says it will he a big thing"
the Ottawa Brewery was burned on
the 3lst inst. 1t was the property of Mr.
George, and the loss is estimated at about |
5000 insured for $1,000.
AT Geneva, Ashtabula county, on the
of the %, the residence of s. l..
Forbes was burglarized of valuables |
TO fifty dollars.
\ tramp, who sails about under n su-
perabndance of names, is making sport |
of ministers and obtaining good food by
the operation. In the vicinity of Van
Vert he called upon Rev. Stockton, of |
the Presbyterian Church, and engaged |
him to go and marry sister of his, but
not being invited TO dinner, repaired TO |
the M. f. Church parsonage, and Jared |
better. Dinner being on the table, he
was invited to partake. At Lima he sue
cecded in getting a dinner and supper
ont of Rev. VI. W. Holmes upon the
same pretense, after which, he took his |
leave and failed to call for the minister |
TO do the marrying. He is still on his |
tramp and no doubt is still yictimizing |
the ministry.
AN. Tyler, formerly of Mt Blanchard, |
but more recently of Ashland, has rented
the room formerly occupied by the p.
O.. and has opened out barber shop. |
He will also open out bath rooms in
short time.
In our advertising columns will be |
found an advertisement of the Mt. Blan-
chard Union Schools, to which We direct |
attention The schools are under excel |
lent management, and scholars make |
ready progress.
FARMERS should read the advertise