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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
EaGLENULLS-WHEATMARKET,
Iiur Sfurh Harkets.

BUFFALO, June 19.-Beef Cattle-The
total receipts for the week 8,725 head
Consigned through, 352 head. There was
q fair demand, but quotations we're down
sc per ib on the opening quotations OF
the week. Sales Sc 25@6 40 per 100 lbs;
butchers and medium grades of ship
pers, So 5066 90; common butchers
grades, 81 COOS co; stockers, 81 50G
4 65. Forty cars of stock we're in the
yards unsold, the closing with a contin-
ned downward tendency. Sheep and
Lambs-The total receipts for the week
5000 head. Consigned through 2,200
head. Some sales were made at &c per
pound decline. Sales were made of z
cars; fair clipped sheep, 81 IS per 100
TBS; good clipped, So 90; common 81 IS.
Hogs-The total receipts for the week,
$3.50 head. Consigned through, 3400
head Sales were made of 3 cars at firm
yesterdays prices; supply hardly equal
to the demand.
EAsL LIBERTY, PA, June 19-Cattle-
Receipts to-day 26 cars of through stock
and 45 cars of yard stock, or 1907 head;
active market at prices shade lower
than last week. Best cattle, Sc rs per
100 lbs; medium to good, 81 00a5 so;
common to fair 50 00a4 90. Hogs-The
receipts were 2035 head; Workers $5 90
as Is per 100 fhs; Philadelphia hogs,
s. 25a5 so. Sheep and Lambs-The re-
ceipts were 5000 head. Sheep were SELL
ing at from 50 IS to S. 25 per 100 ibbs.
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near Fremont, on the 18th charged with
stealing 4 lot Of tools, bags, etc.
A little child belonging to Price Pres
Ter, of Riley township, Sandusky county,
was attacked by a hog On the Sth, and
severely injured in the abdomen. The
brute dragged the child over the ground
some distance before it was rescued
from it. YFE = =eTER z.
Charles Brown, while gathering shay
ings in mill, at Ottawa, on the 18th,
placed his hand on the spur gearing of
the planer and had it so badly torn that
two fingers and part of the hand had to
be amputated.
\ baby show at Van Vert, last week,
was such success that another is adver-
tised TO take place in the Opera House,
on the 9Th.
Joseph Page. aged II years, and re-
siding near Van Vert, was found dead
with his head in Il pool of water, near
that place, on the 9th. He was subject
to fits, and it is supposed was taken with
one while alone on the road, fell with
his head in the water and drowned.
The patent clothes line swindlers have
been around in Van Vert county, and a
Mr. Waltz who had accepted the agency
and signed a contract, was visited by
another agent few days later who pre-
sented bill for s107 50-he paid sa5 to
resign his agency. Another man named
Pollock had the good fortune to get of
by paying s.. And now those agents
are looking round for some more fellows
who don't take their county papers
they are the ones who usually get VIC
! timized. Two dollars year paid to your
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
ROBBINS ALLIED SHOWS
4: EindIaJ, onio. Saturday June 23.


AFEAsT OF PLEASURE PROMISED.
Never in the annals of amusements
has any exhibition Offered such an en-
tertainment as this. To specify all OF
its excellencies and attractions would
require more space than weean allow.
1t is vast combination OF wealth, in
dustry, and research, q successful en-
terprise entitled the ''Great American
and Reniz' Royal German Allied
Shows" combining an almost unlimit-
ed array of living animal wonders, rare
and strange, including 4 collection of
geological wonders, comprising every
known species. More rare wild beasts
from land and sea, strange birds and
reptiles than were ever before exhibit
ed. Next comes the museum, depart
ment entirely separate, and replete
with a leviathan collection OF natural
and artificial wonders. 4 thousand
OOJSSlo VI IhtSiCot, dAAuSSA1iCAO iAu IA
siruction are on exhibition in this de-
partment. The lectures and character
istic representations alone afford a sa-
tiety of amusement and amazement.
After the Menagerie and Museum
comes the grand sanic entertainment.
The Grand, Double Circus Of European
and American Artists, is replete with
every detail of adjunct and equestrian
calisthenie, gymnastic and acrobatic
exercises and pasttimes, representa-
tions by male and female celebrities, all
given with unusual taste''a propriety,
interspersing art and merit with a vein
of legitimate fun and humor. intensely
interesting and amusing. The entire
Shows, Menagerie, Museum and Circus
are exhibited for one single ticket of
admission, costing fifty cents. The
Grand Free Street Parade, and Novel
Pageant and Carnival seen OF the
street each day Cf the exhibition, is
more than worth the price of admis-
sion tc the shows. Intelligent ard
gentlemanly lectures will constantly
enlighten, instruct and amuse by their
graphic descriptions of all the animals
and curosities. Comfortable cush-
ioned seats. with portable rests for the
back and feet, are furnished for all who
desire them, and are positive luxnry
in the circus department. No one
should fail to visit the big show.
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Clothes Thieves.

On Tuesday last, Mrs. McOmber, on
West Lincoln street, had large wash
ing which she spread upon the grass
about the house to bleach, and deem
ing them secure left them there during
the night to get the advantage of the
dew. But during the night some despica
BILE thief or thieves scooped down upon
them, and Wednesday morning not a
vestige was left. The moral of all this
is never leave clothes out over night"
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More ThieuinU

On Sunday night last the clothes
thieves were busy operating in North
Findlay. Three different families over
there who had been bleeching their
clothes at the close of last week, con-
cluded to allow them to remain on the
grass till Monday morning. But during
Sunday night the 'Assyrians came
down." and the clothes disappeared.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22

About two years ago Albert Weaver
a son of Nicholas Weaver, of thistow
ship, was injured on the B. s. o. Rail-
road near South Chicago, and thereby
lost both of bis legs. An attempt was
made to have the company pay an
amount of damage commensurate with
the injury sustained, but no result was
reached until few days ago, when an
arrangement was effected, the com
pany agreeing to pay S4,500. On
Monday last. Mr.. Weaver started with
with his son to New York, with the in
tention of procuring artificial limbs
for him.
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.Warried.

CUMMINS-SPEAP-On the ID of
May, in Orange township, by Esquire
Palmer, Mr.. Nicholas r. Cummins and
Miss Flora Spear, of said township.
WELLS-WILLIAMS-On the 18th
of June, 1877, by Rev. Van Valkenburg,
at his residence, in Blanchard township,
Mr. Nelson III Wells, of Putnam county,
and Miss Elizabeth 4 Williams, of Ham
cock county.
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Portage Township LIE tier.

PORTAGE CENTER, O., June 5, II.
In the future, our part of the coun-
try may not be SO nearly Insignificant
as it now. Points of improvement are
seen all over the land, and many are to
be made soon. Houses and barns are
building, acres and acres of land in the
township are brought under cultiva-
ton annually, and they say "The Con-
tinental railroad is to be finished soon.n y
If it should be we shall have stations,
post offices and eastern markets along
the line-eastern markets i'm western
towns, on account of the direct route
to exporting cities; and when these
things come to pass, the occurances Of
the day can come out through The
columns of our village paper.
Business transactions of all kinds
are suspended, owing to the time of
year and the scarcity of money; but
the notes of preparation for plowing
corn are heard throughout the neigh
borhood.
The health OF the people is not as
good, however, as it might be; most
OF the sickness is ague, bilious fever,
and similar diseases.
Mr.. ]. s. Ferrall, who was kicked by
a horse, in Van Buren, has recovered
sufficiently to be at work on his farm,
though he has not laid his cane aside
yet.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM EXPLOSION.
Last Wednesday, while Mr.. r. W.
Clouds mill, which stands on the Nc
Comb and Van Buren roads was in
operation, the stopper in the front part
of the boiler, just over the furnace
doors was blown out, letting all the
water out of the boiler. At the time
there was fire under it sufficient to
produce sixty or sixty-fve pounds of
steam, and the lower part heating
much faster than the upper, it cracked
nearly around. Why an explosion did
not occur is q wonder, unless the boiler
being EMBEDDED SO heavily and strongly
in the furnace, was kept to its place.
An explosion must have resulted in
loss of life and destruction of the mil
and probably to other buildings. In
a few days the boiler was repaired, and
now Mr.. Cloud is as happy as ever on
the appearance of a customer.
The crops in general look pretty well.
I have lived here long time and never
saw wheat looking better than now.
Oats, grass and corn would be the bet
ter of rain, (which they have had in
abundance since.-ED.I Fruit will Le
an entire failure, except cherries which
will be plenty.
The horticultural part of the town.
ship looks well; it being what our in
dustrious women make it.
After all, the topic that attracts the
most attention is the Murphy Move
ment.D We have had a temperance
organization her for eight or nine
months. 4 short time ago the semi
annual election was held, and il il now
in full blast, under the administration
of DR.. j. A. Thompson. Last Wednes-
day evening the meeting was conduct
ed by Messrs. Scott and Siddall, from |
Findlay; the lectures contained many
facts that should be observed by the |
young in avoiding habits Of intemper-
ance. The pledge was then passed
and about two thirds Of the number |
present affixed their names. May the
work prosper. HAY SEED.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22

The most scientific expectations are
promptly realized by using @Lawsonis
Curative for eradicating rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Scistica and kindred diseases.
No remedy is so good for pain any
where in the human frame as this SIM
pie remedy.
w ~ HAVEN Agent.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
Teachers Certificates

At our last examination there were
twenty-four applicants. Nine received
certificates valid as follows: Chas. ID.
Bogart, A. G. Grouse, ID. w. Fellers
and L. Z. Griffin twelve months each /:
Lizzie Bright, Huldah Bright, Sarah
Krauss, Emma Shaw and Kittie Thomas
six months each. Respectfully,
r-- w. T. PLArT.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
Look Out for the 4th Of July.

The Boys of Vanlue are yet alive. A
Free Musical Entertainment will be
given here, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. July 4th, 1877. Also, 4 Comical
Horseback Parade accompanied by a
string band, and Balloon Ascension in
the evening. Don't fail to come and see
us, for we are going TO have one ofthose
good old times like we used to have
when we were boys together.
By order of Committee.
n. BUCKINGHAM,
j. J. SHOOK,
VS.. MOREHART,
G. w. MOORE,
J. NJ MYERS,
.. ...-..r. Committee.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
Reeular Secretion e.sen,ta,ts HeaIth

The regular secretion and flow Oft gas
tric juices, and of the bile which the use of
Hosletter's Stomach Bit.ers promotes, are
effects which coDduce materially to the
storation OF Health. when the system is q lis
ordered. Food is not digested in the dispep-
tic stomach because the gastric fuid is def
cient, superintendent or vitiated;-the liver
becomes congested and the bowels C snstipat-
ed because the supply of bile is inadequate
or nisdirected. The Bitters rectifies all this
and removes every ill consequence of non.
ermore. il stimulates the action of the Kid
neys by which Impurities are, so to speak
strained from the blood, and any tendency
in the urinary organs to grow sluggish and
as q means OF regulating gastric or bilious
secretion, and relieving the overloaded bow
els, or TO promote complete, and therefore
healthful, urination, Hostetter's Bitters may
be relied upon with confidence 10 accoia-
plfsh the end in view.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22

liz you are troubled with boils, I'M
pure blood, headache, pimples, dizzi-
ness, pain in the side, back or limbs,
use nothing. but Waliace's National
Liver and Sick Headache Pills. The
best family pills made, if you use them
once you will have no other. Every
box guarantee.
For sale by Long & Ward, South End
Druggists, Cess' Block. -- 1w
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
Grange Pic-Nic

On Saturday of this week Sugar
Ridge Grange will hold a basket pic
mic in the grove of Squire Cumrine.
near McComb. We acknowledge the
receipt of an Invitation to be present.
Hope they may have an enjoyable time
of IL
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Gn-dau's Grain ,HarEef.

FtNDIAY. Ohio, June 81, 1877.
Wheat, New MOL 81 SO
. Z. 2. lao if g 9i "l
Corn: shelled, 40c 4t-.f ...r.
Oats, white, 35c,
Oats, mixed, SOC =
The above prices are paid Today by G
". MYERS. at the L. K. & L. RY. elevator
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
Eourth of July.

The Lake Erie aud Louisville z. R.,
will sell Special Round Trip Tickets at
ErcurSion Rates on July 4th, from all
stations to sill stations; good on all
trains. and good on returning July 5th.
Buy tickets, otherwise full fare will be
collected.
An excursion will also be run On the
above date to Put in Bay and return
at Gerry loao rates. Look out for pos
ters which will be out soon.
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Put.in-Bay Excursion.

The only excursion of the season to
the Islands will be run on July 4th, on
the Lake Erie and Louisville R. R., to
Fremont aud thence by tie splendid
new steamer "R. B. Hayes" Train
leaves FindIay at 5:25 A. N. The fare
tor the round trip, Findlay to the Is
lands and return has been set at the
very low rate of $500. Remember,
this is the last opportunity of the sea-
son to visit the Bay and Islands of Lake
Eria
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Presbvterian Soctal

The next Presbyterian Social will be
held at the residence of T. Carnahan,
on West Sandusky Street, Wednesday
evening, June 9th. All are invited.
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Silks, SuKSf Silks

Black Gros Grain Silk, warranted all
silk. rs cents per yard up to S3.0 per
yard-full fifty cents per yard cheaper
than last year.
Fancy dress Silks 75cents per yard
aud upwards.
The largest stock, best assortment,
and lowest prices.
old White Corner.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
ITS ATTRACTIONS IN FIyDLAY.

We announced last week that ar
rangements were in progress TO have a
genuine, jolly outburst of patriotism.
gush, enthusiasm and amusement, on
the coming Fourth. and we are happy
to assure our readers that all things
have been arranged to that end, and
they can rely upon putting in a whole
day" on that occasion. .HH.
The day will be ushered in by a ring
ing of bells and a salvo of artillery.
Trains will run too and fro at half fare,
bringing hosts who mean TO enjoy
themselves, and the citizens will do
their best to have them succeed in their
laudable endeavors. There will be
foot races, sack races, wheelbarrow
races, base ball, band contests, tub race,
speeches, parades, and climbing of
creased poles. And to complete the
performances there will be in the even
ing, one of the grandest displays of
fireworks ever attempted in this city.
The display will not be confn.d to
rockets and roman candles, but will
embrace large character pieces, into
the manufacture of which skill, rare
excellence and beauty are econmipgled.
The General Committee of Arrange.
ments, consisting of E. ]. Totten,
Chairman, HI. B. Green, d. Joy, L.
McManness, w. H. Schuler, and S.
Sprague. met in The Commercial House
parlors on Friday evening last, and
after considering the question of f.
nances thoroughly, made the following
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-22
anralBnsiress IofirsS
Wedding Outfits.

You will find goods bought expressly
for suclI occasions in large variety, at
Old White Corner.
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local Drodnrr .Warkst.

FNDLAY, o., june 81, 1877.
Chickens: $500 per doz lls
Eggs, 9@lO cents.
Butter, 10@12cents.
Hides, green, 5i@6 cents. gr-a
Hides, dry, s cents. .r...
Calf, green, 10 cents.
Sheep Pel;s, 25c@75c.
Tallow cents.
Lard S@9 cents.
Flax seed, 81 %.
Rags, 1 J cents.
Beeswax, 25 cents.
Timothy Seed 81 80 per bu.
Glover Seed 1O@l2cts per pound.
Potatoes 90@Sl 90 per Lu.
Dried apples 3@34cts per h.
Wool, 36@42 cts per pound.
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Prompt Settlemept,

James K. Ray, member of the Odd
Fellows Order, was also q member of
the Odd Fellows Mutual Protection AS
sociation, Columbus, and had been for
several years before his death. During
his connection with it he had paid as
fees, &C., S23,25. Last Saturday bis
widow received from the Association
S1017 as the result of his forethought
in connecting himself with the associa-
tion,and again is demonstrated the care
of Odd Fellowship for the widow and
orphan.
LADIES city made suits at Carna-
hans.
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Settled.

hans.
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SEVENTY.SIX

First Premiums AZ seventy six St.ite
Fairs. in seyenty-si1 months. is the
record of the Nellis Harpoon Hay
Fork, sold by Heck & Chamberlin.
60
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Those wishing luncheon, hot or cold,
or a regular meal got up in good style
and at reasonable prices. should call
at Whitehursts.
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Ladies' Linen Suits.

All styles, from the BEST to the
G. HEAPESF. Al. o il.e Goods 10 make
h-n, with TriInmin p 70 match.
Oh White Corner,
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1Isd.

WILSON-On Wednesday, June 90,
of apoplexy, AIRS. S. Wilson, relict of
the late Judge Etenezer Wilson.
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SHAKER PAINT,

Composed of White Lead, Zinc, Lin
seed Oil and Dryer, mixed ready for
use, in fifty shades and colors, at Heck
& Chamberlin's Hardware Store. 6-10
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All the new styles aud colors in
Lawns, White Dress Goods, Cashmeres,
Grenadines. Bombazines. Alpaecas,
Sc, at old White Corner.
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All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to John Adams & Co., by either note
or book account, will please call and settle
up imediaiely. JoHN ADAMS d Co. ri
A-tf T
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Lost Pocket Book,

Containing some money and valu-
able papers. The finder will be Gber-
ally rewarded by leaving the same at
this office. 7
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ghe Jefietsolllan,
Findlay. GiiiG, June ~. ie".

We duplicate the prices OF Responsible
houses in The largest cities on J0D
Work. Give Us z Can.
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Ready-Made Shirts.

Warranted to fit. Also new things In
Ties, Gloves, Collars. Cuffs, &c.
Satchel>, Trunks. &c Sc. fF
old White Corner.
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Spring Styles.

EBLING has them all, not only in
Clothing, but in Hats, Caps, Furnishing
Goods, &C., and at prices so low you will
he astonished. Call in. 3tf
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Miss Sarah Z Redick is giving lessons
on Piano and Organ-terms reasonable,
inquire of Il ii Holiday, at music store,
Odd Fellows Block.
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Bring your boys with you. We can
iit them in Clothing from 3 years old
and upwards, at
OId White Corner.
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White Vests,
From 81 to so, at
Old White Corner.

Butterick's Ready Cut Pat
terms, with all the instruc-
tions furnished on the out
side. at The Ladies Store.
E-S
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[AHN3&
CousrmplIon can be cured

COnsEmpIfOn CHI Ue CurGu
by a timely resort to DR.. S. D. Howe's
Arabian Milk Cure 1t does not dry up a
cough and leave the cause behind, as is the
case with most preparations; but it lOosens
the phlegm, cleanses the lungs and allays
irritation, thus removing the cause of the
Complaint. EEFE EsI-Er
soia BY J. II Decker, Druggist, So
Maln SIa p, otreet. Sole Agent for Findlay snd
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Ladies' desiring a nice arti-
Gle in Complexion Powder
VIII find it at
The Ladies' Store,
Fancy Goods.

9nn PARSOLS to be sold cheap.
oUu New oolors in stockings for
ladies and children, Silk HaDderchiefs,
Silk Ties, Lace Collars, Collars and
Cuts, Embroideries, Fans, Buskats,
and Satchels, at r. f.s., ~
Old White Corner.
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Kidney Diseases.Dropsy. etc.


Persons afflicted with Diseases of the
Kidneys, Pain in the Back, Gravel, and
all Urinary. Diseases, Diabetes, Dropsy.
Nervous Debility, etc., should at once
try DIR. 5. ID. IIowc's Arabian Tonic Blood
turilier. -.-- ..-. ...-.-
Sold by J. II. Decker, Druggist, S.
Main Street, Sole Agent for Findlay and
Mt blanchard, Ohio. E....s 3
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Murphy Hat.

Both good and Cheap and the latest
thing out EBLING has them. Go 10
Melodeon Hall Building and buy. 3tf
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The Best Dressed M en- in to Wn
Buy their Clothing at
Old White Corner.
TO RENT

A Small New House, with thre,
rooms, on West Hardin Street. enquir,
of Mrs. M. Haskins, West Hardin st.
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Did YOU Ever ?

Well, if you didn't, now is the time to.
The BLUE GLASS HAT is the nobbiest
and best. Get it by all means at EB-
LINGS. 3tf
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Plenty of Fresh Millinery
Goods at The Ladies Store.
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Neighbors and other invited guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. Squire CarIin, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Beardsley, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A H. Balsley. of Findlay, were among
the guests present.
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THR largest stock Of Dry Goods in
Hancock county, will be found at the
store of T. & w. r. Carnahan's.
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Six Button Kid Gloves,
Three Button Kid Gloves,
Two Button Kid Gloves.
Black and Colored Silk Gloves,
And all kinds of Cotton Gloves,
AT OLD WHITE CORNER