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The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
FOREIGN.
THE FRENCH CRISIs-THE DUTY OF THE
DEPUTIES.

THE FRENCH CRISIs-THE DUTY OF TIL
DEPUTIES.
PARIS, Nov. 2l,-The Republique Fran.
caise declares that in view of the Senate's
pretentions and the Presidents refusal to
chsnge his policy, it becomes the clear
duty of the Chamber of Deputies to refuse
TO vote the budget. The Chamber must
save the country. No budget must be vot.
ed as long as the majority has not Min
istry in whom it can place confidence.
MARRIAGE BELLs-rHE DUKE OF NOR
FOLKS BRILLIANT WEDDING.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Tbe marriage of the
Duke Of Norfolk to Lady Flora Hastings
was solemnized at the Oratory, Brompton,
to day. The scene and ceremony were of|
brilliancy and impressiveness which can
hardly be surpassed. The service was per-
ormed by the Bishops of Southwark, Not
ingham, and Port Louis.
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'TEL-EGRAMS..
THE EASTER N WAR.

THE FATE OF THE ERzERoUN.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The Times Erzeroun
correspondent, in letter from that plac,
dated October 25, says:
1T the winter breaks upon us shortly
and Ksrs holds out, we may keep Erze-
roum, but If the weather continues fine
and Ksrs falls, this place cannot repel the
Russians"
EFFECT ON THE PORTE OF THE LOSS OF
KARS.
The Manchester Guardians Pera cores
dent telegraphs as follows:
1--WE have just heard of the capture of
hars. The fall of Erzeroum is expected
to follow. The Porte now appears desir-
Gus of entertaining peace proposals. Ser
yer Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
Mahmoud Damad, are said to be more
favorable to peace"
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f. f. Kunkel' Bitter vi
s>f iron.

E, F, Kunkel's celebrated q ,isr bl!Is, Isoa,pl
Iron will eGectually cure ilie' ' NJ NV nerd
iaur dice, dyspepsia, chron1iGj 1jssnse ~ o |
debi lily, chronic diarrhoea, ,rising risIu fro
kldn eys and all diseases IL aI,r'IjI nr IjIntesb|
disor dered liver, stomasca1, ,,'nnrp y, inf
such as constipation, ,ba head, adj
piles, tullness o. blood to G5alortburn lns bu dig
OfJhe stomach, nausea, aen, !" the stos4
fOr food fulIness or weigh Il. III 'fIO 'afIHO,terig
sore eructations, stnkins VI VI, ming I, d
the pit of the stomach; sE.1ohtg sSEr.o1o,htng, att
head. hurried ordifiic1Il or ,saufiotl
ings at the heart, choklnS S5,Sture. 81 din
sensation when ina lylosI p2,ree Ip,3ore ihe n
of Vision, dots or webs ogsTon 1Snipncy dh
dull pain IN the head, teilS.SSIin'a .nn kin aldF
piration, ycllowness OF ,and 'iIe chest Y
etc. sudden hushes of lfa', Il tsyilslit
fesh, constant imaginiI,,gss;ous ,,s;os "a Sl pers
depression of spiri s. l'iyS Eo net lei
Beware of counterieits, ,her ~ prepp
druggist palm off some ,'ooJ o.,ll but y
ofiron he may ssyis a goG1r, 1rcr, Ta
Kunkel's Bitter Wine G1 vine i,ei oi Iron,
other. Kunkel's Bitter S"nttlps " ,tI B.F.
sold in bulk-only ID u gSorth Ninth
KEEL, Proprietor, no. I5g Nv So. a druUls
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Solo W
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MEDICAL.
From the Earliest Ages.

! SCROFULA has been the bane, and I
were. the curse of mankind, Moses, ~
18th chapter of LeyiticuS, lays down n
explicit rules on this disease. so tenq
and loathsome had il been consldi'ali
that person known to bA infected Vl
would not be allowed t, NIX with sae]
The Jews regarded itasa divine ln1aql
and believed there was no cure ior
was then the sins ofa youth ora dvIl}
from the paths OF virtue were punsas.
long as life lasted. Hap3l!y IN OIa
the silence OF medicine has been ue'sp
the great sloreh0use Of Nal ure l'IGDs fa,,,
remedy the diSeaSei is striped O ,.,n w.
ror by the use OF theSAMAR! lANsW
AND HERB JUICES, ant lae VNl
ScrOfuin, Ulcers, Sores. PlnpIes, DNa
litter, etc. can be restored to sOlnua
in few weeks. That there are iuvl.
now whose conditions are as osas
OF the dark ages we are well aWaE.
now rail to ind cure as wen 'nIs @,I.
then, To all such the sanlasnsasw s.snrw
and Herb Juices will prove ahM,
eradicating all impurities tfohlttLs t.,"s
and making the complexion us.r ,nss,r
healthy: A few bottles Will remove
pies or blotches, thereby doing aSHss aNSss
cosmetics and powders. ROOT !! ANpm I, avid
JUICES sI.25 per bottle: sen'"N
to any address: r,,,o-ntG.
el5 Racestreet, Philadelpn
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SATURDAY. November 2Ith, An u
at 2 O'Clock, PM Il

h'U. IN
-. at 2 O'Clock, Pm. I
hefol!owing described Real rs,,..
III that certain lot or niacs ,"''' ns, w
uate In the City Of Wilminatonr itn " ,.L .anls
at coruerof land late of ssIIu IIu \. nr,esllllr
on the westerly side of Mark, D,vtso D,vs
distance of 243 feet from the tes sor,Sgl. M,Slesl.
Of llth. thence by a line Of ssiS sssGiSa'nl'llIn1 n,In
6S de1 west AZ feet 2 inch TO ',b tbo 'uI W, al
side Of a l6 feet wide alley theno, sne tsG s
alley side northwardIy pstalIol lL1Dvg W. " n
ket street ~ feet to corner of S'1ula Ial
Mary Goodman. thence by s' linz j., lsn ain
land eastward!y parallel with tha I,uTu@ IIv.e.
described, and with 10th and md Itb H% 'Iat.i s,a.
l42 feet and l inch to the aoresaid ai ,.is W
Market street, and thence tberehv Pnlu sons OIL,
degrees west 70 feet. to the pacs of SGua ba
ming. be the contents thereof mors " a'a wy
SeIZed AMI taken IN executon mas as ,Sss %s'
perly o. Mary c. Rogers, suryirirs IN w W.
gagor of Will I'M H, Rogers and DS S,r .''
his wife; Daniel Rogers snTf.0 rrf
of William H. Ro s' ers dsea,n Is31I.
be sold by 'l
ISAAC GRUB shers
sherift's Office, New Castle, Nov, atls
Nov8-ts -''' '-"'
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~ McCiosky's Hat Store may be truly
called the fashionable emporium. The youpp
aud stylish frequent his establishment a,
INC Opera House Hat Store, right in the
centre oi the town. convenient to all class,
es' up Or loTn toTs. The Market street
cars pass the place. a large st ock OF Hats
CaPs' Umbrellas, Canes, &c, constantly on
lie time is near at hand when Santa Clans
III De making hi. annual visits and faith
'N anu mothers, uncles and aunts, will be
.Aeing their brains to find suitable presents
'of hair little ones. Eor their benefit we
y n,"Atthe following suggestion For q HoI.
iaay Resent to a child, there is nothing
J. NYa' VIII give so much pleasure and profit,
s, 50 snail cos,, as subscription to the
lie Ssfsef!' Published by John l.. sborey
Ia 5oo"t'd street, Boston, Mass, at s1e,,.
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sHERIFrs SALES
SHERIFFS sAl,,,

IS hER'FF's SALE.
to BY By virtue y tue ofa writ Of veD,,,,
at a thc Lafayette Hotel e eS posed topnIftftl
Rept by Geo W. Ortiz, on 81 Shipiey" ~
Ds''n' on New Castle coun',Sy 1 '1'S ci1y !! Of
SATURDAY, ., the h Ell! 9th day ofsov,n,,,.
rho at2 O'Clock, P. NJ 0'e'D'el'
J., All All that certain lot. nioo' " fS'ateu
htana, h, situated in the (rnt,ec,' Or psn
De'lnning ~ Il point on tt y OF NiluISt,
1"aEe 9, rea,: ntreet. between ETr Eron,S n,S,erly1
er e,tfe1s. ieh at acorner of lana 'I',t Iait sndS
of " 1u,'n T., sellers. decd, then,c,a, ,,,e Of IIes
6 oI rr oee same easterly paraII"i II'Ge along
anaa s,mhe tnence southerIy ps,a'Ioi,n n',it oi,nche
ange haH street twenty-six ffslalie' fset I. viii
tmence t,a westerly parallel viii viii o. 10 a
tWenty,.seven ieet nine inot.al ri.a stcOnda
said side of Orange streat aatnt,ppes thss m
same northerly twen,v.si.,' we,si. ,'aencealort
ot beginning the eln,rrov .n .,un leet lothsl
ol a one-slory Brick Shnn ~ rus conss
seized and taken in execu,t u,,nteieon els,
perry of fGeorge McCork kleou,lon le ann asthep
sber,e,s,onI ISAAC GRUBBS.' % ~ GGe'e
nov8.ts ""''le, Nov 5lS
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Embroidered Zephyr Work, Zephyr, Ger.
nRntown Wool, Woo,en Yarns,
&C., DC.
All of which we propose to sell at the
io"eSt FOSSlble market rates. Sep2l-t IT
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n. f. KunkePs u.noo us', 70
KslnkeIs ena.nr
the Hair.

The best and cheapest ia "a" 9heyT
Hair Cleaner in the Woriu: ,on us:cotbe ass]
dandruf. alley irrita,lonn't tarent the hSd
the heated scalp, prertt p,ote the gros,gt]
s,nE 2e4y S nas 5s"sE %sS :o
Thssy 5s II nPs9 asF II S5s Sry a1s
RsfF;Hss Rsr a'sssos 81 s's %y yn1Syeni sSs
shs%p@s stis se%s ssa": S5 osa &; SsF
ssased ssta y n;as ana s}a ,s.,ss s''Ses1 %
ural and GLOSSY color fsS,y priee per99S|
harsh and wiry halr. ,,a,n or sen.ar
Ask your druggistfof Mo- ,neS5 ~ Norp
Kunkel, Proprietor ~ ~
street. Philadelph"
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY SIS.
THE STATE DELaWAR
no TILE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE CetrN.,y
i CIR EETING.

'oT1iE sHFRIFs OF New CASTLE COUNTY.
l. GREETING.
WH EREAs, Jane Sullivan, by her next
lrlen }, James \, Atweil. by her petition 10
the Judges OF our, superior Court. filed in
Lhe once OF the PrOthOnOtary of the snid
court IN and for the County of New Castle
~@ l,r jhc cause of complaint th.relu n
alleged, has made application 10
! SEAL our said Judges that n decree NAV
D." pronounced diSSOiVing the mar
49, rage existing between the pet
t9ner and her husband LOhn -ulliyan,
We therefore command you, as YOU have
uo IN hertinbeiore commanded, That Won
summon JO1n Sullivan so that he bo ani
ap pear before the said Judges of oursaId
St perlor tourt of the next term thereof. Ia
u' heit al sew castle III and Tor the'C'ni,r
=! OF new castle. on MONDAY The .Gth dn =,
VI NV ciiocf HeAl 10 answer the ALLEGATIONS
": "; tne 5it petl'lnn. and also to show cause
- anN ne mas, why q Gecrec OF The said
y our! HhOu!u not bc lratie. dissolylno mo
IN miu,r@IaSe u. @ existing between him and the
siIo Iet'lioner, according to the act IF As
".n'oiS ~ stich case made and provided
S,o ~ aiSo 70 20 ana receive what the aid
EpuLt ~, snali men and there consider cor Germ
- - nllh IN ms behalfas lo1he Cont shall
seem meet and consisten, with fhe ornt.i.
siohs OF the said act OF Ass embly.
Wltness the Honorable joseph p, Come
.ys, Esq, at New Castle The o5th doM of
.lay, "A. -. eighteen hund red and seventy.
CHARLES BEAsTON.
,h a1hsucu Aug. ~ h lST7. Prt,th0notarv
me ABOVE is true copy OF summon nc
lug2S'n ISAAC CRU BIB, Sheriff,
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CHERlFF's SALE.

BY a virtue of a writ Of 1sr,,
10 me directed, will be eynnsol neval FGI
sale: atthe Lafayette Hotnl otllpVses Ss Z, % pyl
Kept by George v, Ort'tn IN IL s,IalpFd
Wilmington, New Castle co,n,, y, Il, '1e ely
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DOMESTIC.
AN INFANT ACROBAT IN rorp,

AN INFANT ACROBAT IN COURT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Bsby George, tht
infant acrobat who has been performing
IN theatre, was taken before Judge Lar
rimore to-day by counsel for the Societ,
for Prention of Cruelty to Children. The
managers had been warned that the per-
| iormance would not be allowed. but It
was continued nevertheless, and the So
c'ety interfered. Tie case was adjourned
until tomorrow, and the child was placed
10 the custody of the Superintendent of the
Police in the meantime.
ELECTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-A special disnatcb
10 the Hesrld from Columbia. SC, saws
an election was held there yesterday for
state Senator and Representative. to fiji
tne vacancies occasioned by the recent re,
s'gnation of Nash and Mnort, colored Re.
puolicans, who were compelled to Weld to
the pressure on account of the discovery of
their rascalities. A significant fact in this
erection is that one year ago the Repub)i.
cans polled a vote Of 1000 majority. whi,a
yesterday there were not twenty-five vo,iro
the lichet. Both candidates al democrats |
John d kinsler, like a second Cncinna,us
received his nomination for Senstor Will,
following the plough. John c Haskell, for
Representative, is prominent LAWYER here
and well known throughout the State N,,,
single fight or disturbance of any kind
occurred.
THE SILVER BILL AND THE FINANCE CON-.
MITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Thn Finance
COMMITTEE lau another session of three
hours this morning, when the silver men
renewed their attempts to defeat the action
oi the commttce on free coinage. but with,
'ut result. One was report ed to the Senate
'o"day. The silver men claim a maiori-
y in the Senate in favor of the House hill,
The opponents of the bill believe that, hv
borough discussion of the measure and fts
meets, they will be able to defsatit
lie RESOLUTION TO DISCHARGE THE
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE
Inc precipitation of the debate in ,be
senate on Thurmans caucus resolution n
discharge the Election Committee from
lurther consideration of the case of Butler
Of South Carolina will, it is feared, prevent
IN adjournment this week
THE MORNING HOUR IN TEE SENATE
IN the Senate several private bills were
onsidered, at 1920 Mr. Conklinc submitted
motion to adjourn, but at the suggestion
I Mr.. Hamilton he withdrew it, and. on
lot1on OF the last named Senator, the SEN
'e went into Executive session.
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CIV. JONES, Fancy oyer ). 43s n Fro,
~. r.. Street, Branch Office corn er Ninth and
slne streets, Philadelphia. Ladins; ard
tion tiontIelnsn,s R1la Garments of e, cry d.scrn.
ers @ ana md}eI GioH OF Sleanssd. Kid hoes, Feath-
April 1877. sou.
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Tape WOsnl Remove"

Head and all cOmpleo' seat, rs,'
No fee till head passes, = hy Dr. J,
stomach warns remc'9pb pb ilsdelphl
259 North Ninth street, r,amoying Y
Send for circular. F0r rIeinV en your taa
or stomach worms calf x yK9unkel'S 4
snrup sna asI priee rG5 81, D0i'i It never si s.
sense teachesif tape Woi Wg;iy IL remove
other WCrms can be reaon' .,|
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snnso.,sa o.,uh TO sUBscRrBzas. / aos,o of our
ISo So'f5loers u who are inde oted Il, the MoRN.
nittance. ''se0 Wy an early re-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19
The Molly Maguires.

This company of talented frtists
twelve in number, under the manag,
ment of Budworth, Cohen and Forbes
will play at Davis Opera House on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
Oct. oath and 25th. The piece was
written and dramatized by Albert
". Cohen, Esq, and published in
the Firestde Companion. The piece
abounds in startling situations, giving
a vivid and lifelike description of that
eventful day of carnage and bloodshed.
OF this performance the Toledo Bee
says:
"The play of the Molly Maguires by
Budworth and Cohen Company at the
Adelphi last evening drew a very large
and enthusiastic audience, and ali We're
highly pleased with this thrilling dra
ma. The piece is full of startling sit
uations, and is very ingeniously gotten
up. The burning of the coal breakers
and the charge of the soldiers on the
Molly Maguires were lifelike and
brought forth rounds of applause.
Messrs. Budworth and Cohen are fine
actors. Taking it altogether, it was a
big success, and should draw crowded
houses every night during the week"
Admission IS and so cents; Children
25 cents. Reserved Seats at HuberS'
Drug Store, without extra charge.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19
Free of Cost.

DR.. KING's NEW DISCOVERY for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron.
chitis. &C., is given away free of cost in
trial bottles. If you have severe Cough,
Cold, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hoarseness
or any affection of. the Throat or Lungs,
do by all means give this wonderful rem
edy trial. As you value your existence
you cannot afford to let this opportunity
pass. We could not afford to give this
remedy away unless we knew it contained
the true merits we claim for it. Thous-
ands of hopeless cases have already been
cured by it. There is no other medicine
in the world that will cure one half the
cases that DIR. KINGS NEW Discovery
will curs. For sale by W. Fl. Haven,
directly opposite Court House, Findlay,
o. Is, "a, 80, 42, 4S, 80.
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Hancock County Bible Society
Mad Dog.

Last Sunday afternoon the citizens,
or a portion of them, living on East
Hsrdin street, were thrown into q
great excitement by the demoLiacal
perambulations Of dog owned by the
Rev. J. a Meeks. The dog hai been
i'll for several days and people began
to notice that his actions were rather
strange, but no one entertained any
suspicion that he had hydrophobia till
Sunday morning. He gradually grew
worse and the family became 40 much
alarmed, that as soon as he could be
caught, they decided TO kill him. and
did so, with chloroform. He wasn't a
Spitz.
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sHarrisd.

PAINTER-BURNET-On the 11th
day of October, 1877, by D. B. Beardsley,
Esq. at his office, Samuel j. Painter and
Polly 81. Burnet, all of Hancock county
FOSTER-ARCHIBALD-On the 11th
day of October, 1877, by D. 3. Beardsley,
Esq. at the Joy House, Charlie. r. Foster
and Laura S. Archibald, all of Hancock
county.
-RlNEHART-O the 4th
day Of October, 1877, at the residence of
the brides father, by the Rev. G. H.
Priddy. Mr.. Geo. W. Watkins and Miss
Libbie Rineheart
ECKHARDT-RUHL-Atthe the residence
of the brides parents, in Kenton, October
11th, 1877, by Rev. j. G. Ruhl, Louis W
Eckhardt, of Findlay, and Miss Liretta
Ruhl, of Kenton.
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Missionary Meeting.

A Union Missionary Meeting will be
held at the Presbyterian Church, in
this place, on Sunday evening next at
z o'clock. Miss Melinda Rankin, who
resided for twenty years in Mexico ano
was the pioneer in Protestant Mission
ary work, will address the meeting
Since Miss Rankin's return she has Wis
tied the conference and synods ofsthe
churches and has interested ali in the
past and future of our unhappy neigh
bors. The literary and historical mer
its of her lectures would give them
value apart from their religious char
acter.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19
Bible Work N the Ccuntv.

The women having charge Of the
work of canvassing for the BinIe cause
In The various townships now organized
will please try and have their work
completed by the Goth of November.
Report to Dr. Ruhl, Treasury, or D.
c. Connell, Repository
II. GRAY, President,
Hancock County Bible Society.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19
Don't fail to call at the La
dies Store for your Millinery


Go Among the Poor, who are
most exposed TO the causes which produce
Consumption, and learn what Howe's Ar
abian Milk Cure has done tor them. In
twenty-four hours it will remove the
hardest cough, at the same time it feeds the
stomach and nourishes the body.
Sold by J. II. Decker, Druggist, 85
Main Street, Sole Agent for Findlay and
Mt Blanchard, Ohio II
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This body met on the 18th organized
and got ready for business. The Pres
ident's Message was..reoeived on the 1sh
The proceedings and Message will be
found in suother column.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19
Findlay Boys go Hunting OF them
Badly Shot.

A party of young men consisting o.
John NJ. Palmer, Samuel Baker, Heney
Wolfe, Charles Click. Charles Grave
and Elijah Hill, of this city, had beer
for some time calculating on q week.
hunting and fishing, and had arranged
to start on Saturday afternoon last
They were detained, however, and die
not get started until an early hour or
Sunday morning. They were in good
health and spirits, and anticipated g
very pleasant time. Shortly after
noon on Monday, however, a telegram
was received by j. L. Hill, Esq father
of Elijah, from one of the boys at Ton
togany, Wood county, asking him to
come at once ard bring a surgeon, as
Elijah wasshot, and amputation "ou' j
be necessary. Mr.. Hill at o-'r" rot
ready, and in company with D.: IN
trekin of this place, drove to T-.n;ng
any, where tie boy was found suT'r
ing considerably. His wound had been
dressed and it was deemed best to al
low it to remain so until he could be
brought home. He was placed upon
the cars and brought to Linz and
thence to this city, which they r. ched
at 5 :35 Tuesday morning. The "a rerer
was quite exhausted when he ras;.',.i
home; the wound had swollen very
much and it was fornd impracticabls
to attempt to extract the shot until he
was refreshed. He was, therefore, after
taking some nourishment placed under
the influence of opiatcs From the
DR.. and Mr.. Hill We CLEAN the follow
ing fac's as to the accident and the
nature of the wound:
The boys were in boat on the Maui
NEE River at the time, and had Just
the location of flock of
ducks and were preparing to kill some
of them, when, in Lauding his gur. to
one az the others :La hammers came
in con act with tn. eide of the bna'
and both barrels of the gun wcra ais
charged at once, sending the contents,
a large quantity of shot, into the arm
of Elijah, close to the shoulde.. The
gun was not cooked, which renders
the accident rather remarkable. AT
the time of the accident the boys were
several miles from Tontogany, and the
poor fellow lost a great quantity of
blood before assistance arrived. The
case is a severe one, since the shot
penetrated up into the neck, making a
very dangerous wound, and it will b.
a miracle, almost. if the boys life is
saved. Much sympathy is felt and
for the family and the un
fortunate boy.
LATRR-Since the above was in type,
we learn that Elijah Hill died Wednes-
day afternoon about five o'clock He
was eighteen years old on the 18th of
this month. The funeral will take
place at 2 o'clock, this P. n.
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ToralBusiress NofirsS
Young Man.

Always watch your own interests, and
never buy your HAT till you have been
to Eblings. The greatest variety, the
largest stock, and the cheapest prices will
always be found there. Remember EB-
LING'S is the place. 1t
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19

DoN'T ruin your health, and make your
self disagreeable to other people by your
continual coughing. A rs cent bottle Of
DR.. MarshalPs Lung Syrup Will cure you.
Sold by Hubers and Decker.
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A Good Opportunity:

A Good Opportunity:
will sell twenty buggies, any style,
two thirds cash, balance in Wood,
Lumber or trade of other kind. Price,
Open. $50, Leather top, $40, Duck
top, $l25.
1w G.. W.. WALTERS.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to Heck & Chamberlain, either by note
or book account, are requested to call and
settle. 22-24
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19

Ready Cut Patterns for any
kind Of a garment with all
necessary instructions at the
LADIES' Store.
FRESH WHITE LINE at Kllns; also
at T. Karst & Sons.
45tf s. E. BARND.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19

LADIES, don't fail to call on Clara Nc
Cahan, at j. G. Bushon & Co.'S, for your
Hats and Bonnets. Latest styles and
lowest prices.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19

For complete stock of CLOTHING
and Gents Furnishing Goods at hard pan
prices, go to j. G. Bushon & Cos.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19
Pittsburg Coal for Blacks
smiths,
For sale at Findlsy Gas Works. 19-tf
A Large Stock

A Large Stock
OF Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
Shoes, Just received by Weigel & Cron-
niger, in the Rossman Block, opposite the
Court House. The Goods are all new, of
the best quality and latest styles, were
bought low and will be sold away down
for CASH. 1880.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19

J. C. BUsHoN & Co are selling CAR
PETS at and bel0ac cost.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-19

Liver Diseases.-Dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, sour stomach, sick headache. .chills
and fever, biliousness, and costiveness,
cured by the use of Dr. s. D. Howe's Ar
abian Liver Pills.
Sold by j. 81. Decker, Druggist, IS
Main Street. Sole Agent for Findlay and
Mt Blanchard, o. 12