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J. B CASIMIR GODEUIL.
CHAPTER VII.

CHAPTER VII.
1t was not far from 10 o'clock, when
Monsieur Mechinet, whom l still &C
companied, rang the bell at the door
of his suite of rooms.
81 never carry a pass-key," said he.
SIN our profession, one never knows
what may happen, There are great
many rascals who bear me a grudge,
and if I'm not always careful on my
own account, l must be for the sake
of my wife
My worthy neighbours explanation
was unnecessary; had understood the
state of affairs, and even noticed that
he rang in peculiar way, which must
have been a preconcerted signal be-
tween his wife and himself.
Pretty Madame Mechinet opened the
door.
With a movement rapid and grace
full as kitten, she threw herself into
her husbands arms, exclaiming,
"Here you are at last! l don't
know why, but felt almost anxious" !"
But she suddenly stopped; she had
just seen me. Her bright face clouded,
she drew back, and addressing herself
as much to me as TO her husband, con-
tinued,-
what! you have just left the cafe,
at this hour, there's no sense in it."
Monsieur Mechinet's lips wore the
indulgent smile of man sure of being
loved, who knows that he can appease
by a single word the quarrel that is be-
ing sought with him.
"Don't scold US, Caroline" he re
piled, associatiDg me in his cause by
the plural pronoun, ''we haven't Just
left the cafe, and we haven't been
wasting our time. Some one came for
me on business, a murder committed
in the Batignolles."
The young wife, with a suspicious
look, glanced alternately at her hus,
band and myself, and when convinced
that we were not deceiving her, merely
said,-
"Ah!"
But it would require page TO enum-
crate everything this short exclamation
contained.
1t was addressed to Monsieur Mechi
net, and plainly meant
What You have trusted yourself to
this young man, revealed your posi-
ton, initiated him into our secrets.
This was the manner in which in
terpreted the eloquent "ah,' and my
worthy neighbor understood it in the
same way, for he replied
"Well, yes. Where's the harms If
l have to fear the vengeance of the
scoundrels have delivered up to JUS
tice, what have to dread from honest
foiksG Do you suppose hide myself,
that I'm ashamed of my profession
'You misun ierstood me, my DEAR"
observed the young wife.
Monsieur Mechinet did not even hear
her.
He had Just mounted-I learned this
afterwards-a favorite hobby, that al
ways carried him away.
'tZoundsi" he continued, '.you have
strange ideas, madame. What, am
one of the forlorn hopes of civilization,
at the cost of my repose and the risk of
my life. ] secure the safety of society,
aud am to blush for it, That wouldn't
be pleasant. You will tell Inc that
various absurd predjudices, bequeath-
ed by the past, exist against us. What
do carer Yes, know that there are
sensitive gentlemen who look down
upon US. But, deuce take it. I'd like
to see their faces, if my colleagues and
l struck work tomorrow, leaving the
city to the army of scoundrels we hold
in check
Madame Mechinet, who was doubt
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US. MarShaI'S Sale.

Union Trust Company of New York,
VS..
Squire Carlin.
No. 2,Si4, United States Circuit Court, North
ern District OF Ohio.
Pursuant to the command of a writ ofFieri
Facias, issued from said Court in the above
entitled cause, have levied upon, and shall
offer for sale at Public Auction at the door
OF The Cau-t House building in the city of
Findlay, Hancock county, in said istrict, on
Wednesday, the 5th Day of December,
A. ID. 1877,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following de scribed
lands and tenements. to-wit: ''Inlot num-
Der one (Il, in the Village of Findlay, old
plat, in the County OF Hancock and State of
Ohio" Appraised AT s.. 1888 60.
Y. u. PRESTIGE, U. s. Marshal.
by s. NJ SMEAD, Deputy.
c. = BRICE- Plaintiffs Attorney.
Findlsy, Ohio, Nov. 2, lS77. $3.50
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Once taking stroll in the forest range.
There occurred a thing which thought
strange.
\ huntsman slowly by the lakes side
Backwards and forwards saw ride,
Deer, as they sprang past, needed henot,
Nor raised his arm for single shot,
But from his brass buglea loud blast sent,
Now say, good people, what couldit have
meant?
And as deeper into the wood strolled.
\ stranger sight yet did I behold
A girl in her little boat piled her car,
Rowing inwards toward the shore
Fish in the sunset glow had she none,
Nor threw her line to single one,
But verse from a song to the wildwood
sent,
Now say, good people, what could it have
meant2
And coming homewards at chill night
fall
And this was the stangest sight of ALL
A lonely horse to meet me strayed:
Round an empty boat the fishes played;
And as l came under the willow trees
Two were whispering there in the even
ing breeze,
wondered much as l homeward went,
Now tell me, good people, what could it
have meant?
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what answers you will make 10 the
questions shall have the honor of ad-
dressingt to you. viii you reply frank
ly"
She fixed her large blue eyes, wet
with tears, upon my worthy neighbor,
and said, in tone of sorrowful resig-
nation
Question me, SIR
For the third time, 1 repeat, l was
utterly inexperienced. And yet the
manner in which Monsieur Mechinet
had commenced this examination dis
turbed me.
He was betIaying his perplexities in
advance, it seemed to me, and instead
of pursuing fixed object. dealt his
blows hap hazard.
Alb, if he would have let he speak,
All, if had dared
Monsieur Mechinet, with an impen-
etrable face, was seated opposite to
Madame Monlstrol.
'You must know, madame" he be-
gan, that night before last, ateleven
o'clock, Monsieur Pigoreau or Ante
nor, your husbands uncle, was mur-
dered."
'sAiasl"
sfWhere was Monsieur NoDistrol at
that hourG"
'Oh heavenl it is a fatality"
Monsieur Mechinet's face remained
immovable.
81 ask you, madame" he persisted,
"where your husband spent the even
ing of the day before yesterday"
1t was some time before the young
wife replied; her sobs seemed to be
choking her. AT last, controlling her
self. she moaned.-
MY husband spent the evening out
of the house"
do you know where he was!7
Oh1 yCo- ohC VI OuE
who lives at Montrouge, had promised
e bring us set of false pearls, and
did not keep his word. We ran the risk
of losing the order, which would have
been a misfortune, for we are not rich.
So at dinner my husband said to me:
I'm going to that rascal's house. And
about nine o'clock he went out, and
accompanied him to the omnibus,
which he entered before my eyes in
the Rue Richelieu."
l breathed more freely. This might |
be an alibi after ALL
Monsieur Mechine5 had the same |
thought, and continued in a gentIer
tone,-
IF that is so, your workman will be
able to swear he saw Monsieur Monis-
troll at his house at eleven o'clock"
"Alas, no."
'How? why?"
Because he had gone out. My hus-
band did not see him."
That is certainly a fatality. But
perhaps the concierge may have no.
iced Monsieur Monistrol."
"Our workman lives in a house
where there is no concierge"
This might be the truth. 1t was GER
ainly a terrible charge against the
prisoner.
And at what time did your husband
continued Monsieur Mechi
let
"a little after midnight"
"You did not think he had been alb
ent very longl"
"Oh, yes; and even scolded him for
t. He said, to excuse himself, that
le had taken the longest way, strolled
lowly along, and stopped at cafe to
lring glass of beer"
How did he look when he came in 2"
"He seemed vexe6 but that was very
'iWhat clothes did he wear2'
''Those he had on when he was ar
ested."
"1ou noticed nothing unusual about
limYn
Nothing"
TO BE CONTINUED.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.
SOCIETIES.


Masonic Hail located in third story OF Gage :
Block Main street
FISDLAY COUNCIL, K. & > NJ, No. 50. Regular
Council second Monday evening In each
month ,
FIsDLAY CHAPTER, X. A NJ. No. 81. Slated
Conyocatiun first Monday evenings In each
month.
fIsDL AZ LoDGEF. * M.,NO. ~. stated com
InaaioAiIon first and thb "Wednesday eve
n ngS In each month.
ODD Fellows Hall east 81 of Main Street,
bstween Sandusky and trawiord Streets.
Col DEN RULE ENcAMPME Vt, No 81, I-D.p.F.
meets second and fourth friday evenings
of each month.
HANCOCK LODGE, So.75,I 1. q. o. r., meets eve
ry Tuesday evening.
FISDLAYLoDGE, No. 50, X OF P.,meets every
Monday evening in odd Fellows Hall.
FINpLAY5 SAVINGS ASDBUILDING LOAN Asso-
cIATIuS meets al the Courthouse on the
third Monday in each month.
The HoMESS CHRISTIAs TEMPERANCE
UNIoNmsets at theLeague Rooms, opposite
the Joy House. General prayer meeting
eyerySahbath afternoon at O'Clock. Wo-
mems prayer meeting Wednesday alter
noon at z o'clock. Childrens meeting ersc
Saturday afternoon in each mouth al
O'Clock.
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f. w. FIRMIN,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE-On Main Street, over Baker q
Stackhouse's Shoe Store.
RESIDENCE-On East Hardin Street, 4th
door East OF Presbyt -riaD Church.
VIII respond promptly to calls in totcn
aud COUNTRY at all hours, and when not 9th
erwise professionally engaged, will be found
al the ofice for consultation between the
hoUrs of 7 A NJ and . p. NJ. 10
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Gitu and County lHeffofg.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
OB1nlo1. Pleas Judge James Flllars'
auditor George ;. Mosher.
Clerk Of CoarIs scott w. Preuie'
Treass1eT Peter HOSier.
deec1rder-Padi Kemerer.
g,r1b1te Ju,t1c Samuel Is. Huufnan-
lsheTf1-PaTlee {. Tritch- -
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Brown-
Coroner ID. n. Cline. - m
Bishop and John Edgington .
i,laruarg gDfrecGors-Campoell Byal' Il. M
Watson, and j. X. Bushong.
TaJsrTaarU Observation-Disclosures l. henry
Sch oGEIl lmiaeTs-W. L. Plat, X. RlSuth-
erland. and Doriias MartZ.
TOWNSHIP oFFiC FRS.
Tr,sStees-Samuel Howard, John Larkihs
ard Job ChamberlIn.
Clerk Henry II. Louthan-
Iredsurer-Hugh Newell.
Jastfces *. Beardsley and y. A. Ballard
CoastdELes Joel MarkIe and ]. ii. Byal-
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS and Sur
III geons. F.ndlay, Ohio. (Successors to
DetwiIer Trftch) We will be pleased to
see any or all of the patrons of the late DR..
Detwiler.
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PRACTICAL DRUGGIST, DIRECTLY oP-
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Administrators A Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator OF the Estate OF Laura Wal
terEouSe, late of Hancock County, ohio, de-
ceased. EZRA BROWN
November 2. 1877. 26-2S
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DIR. G.. w. GALLOWAY,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE-over John RuthrauG's Hardware
store.
RESIDENCE-Main Cross street, 3rd house
East OF Head Quarters
Will attend to all calls in town or country
Can be found at his office except when pro-
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yOHN N. HAMLIN,

"A rrORNEY AT LAW, FINDLAY, OHIO.
Makes regular professional calls In sdjoln-
ng counties
Nov. l9-tf.
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mr.. Amer T.. DAVIS.

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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of John Steep, Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator OF the Estate of
John Steen, late of Hancock county deceased.
Dated this 9th day of October, A. D. 1877.
26-S VIM. NJ. KING.
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c,URYEYOR Once in first block South OF
- Court House Attention given to retracing
The lines of old surveys. laying out, parting
off.and dividing up lands, ,leveling fol pronles
of roads and bitches.
March 10 1876 -8m
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AT O'CLOCK.
Officers to be elected are: President, Sec
reiary, Treasurer and Five Directors.
The following nominations were made at
the last meeting of the Directors:
President II. B, Green and L. Z. Jones.
iSecretdrg-P. J. Sours
IrenSureT-SaInuel Huber.
Directors Frank Karst, K. s. Baker. F. p.
Zay, p. ID Ardinger. ID. T. Winders, InO. Alt
man, Isaac Davis, D. B. Beardsley, Pat. Tay-
lOr and Lewis Glessner
By order of the Board of Directors.
2o P-J. SOURS, Secretary.
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T. T. DTNN-
HI. JOHNSON,

ATTORNEY AT Law.
Office in New Bank Building, West side OF
fam street, No 90 NOV H-tf-)
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CHURCHES.

Methodist EOiscopaL-Rev. Parker 2. Pope.
Fres5y,erIdn-Rev. x. r. Sutherland.
Lulherdn-Rev. Z. =. Sprecher.
OonqreOatiOndL-Rev. ID. r. Davies.
EUdageLiedt Church-Rev. A. Heusel.
United Brethren-Rey. 7. ID. Ingle.
Geruda Reform Rev. A KonetZka.
Church Of God-Rev. J. V. Updyke.
.TeTmda Lutheron-Rev. NJ. Buerkle.
81, Michael catholic Church, b. Young.
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JACOB p. BURKET,

. rroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A and Notary Pcblic. VIII attend promptly
to all business entrusted TO his C IRE. Particu-
lar attention given Collections. Partitioning
Of Lands aud business in Probate Court.
Ofice on Main street, in Rossman's Block,
nea-ly opposite the Court House. May z.
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II. C. BALL ARD,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE-On Main Street, over Bakers
Furniture Store Will respond promptly TO
all calls from town or country. I6 3l
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Z. W. ARAMS

nhRBER SHOP is THE PLACE WHERE
ID you can get the best of work done in the
neatest possible style. Ladies' and Childrens
Hair Cutting nd Shampooing speciality.
Shop Opposite Old White Corner. Two Chairs
always found ready for business. Call and
see him and ge' Good Job. Ladies desiring
work done, by leaving word at the shop he
will call st their residence. l9
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Sslsrf Story.
THE LITTLE OLD MAN OF THE
BATIGNOLLES.

A Chapter From A Detectives Memoirs
Translated for The Living Age,
From the French OF Emile GabOrian,
Author Of "Within an Inch Of His
Life,o etc.
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LANES A. ROPE,


A TroRNEY AT LAW,
ONCE over W. L. Davis Il Co.'S Store, Mair
Street. Findlav Ohio. April IA II
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FROM THE GERMAN OF RE1NrcK.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-11-23
Election Notice!
Monday Eve, November 10, 1S7

H'HE Annual Election of Officers OF the
j Eindlay Savings and Building Loan As
sociation will be held at the COURT HOUSE
in Flndlay, on
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HENRY RROWN

rTORNEY AT LAW. once upstairs, first
4 Door Sonth OF Court House; Findlsy,O.
November "a, lS74-U.
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