The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-29

ship fee is placed at % cents per year
s. for life, and s25 life director. The
Convention adjourned on THURSDAY
evening.
. DR. 0strander, Of Toronto, Canada, ha:
taken up his residence in FindLy, and
, opened an Office in Aurands block where
patients can consult him.
The School Board Of School District
No 9, at recent meeting, reelected all
J Of the old corps Of teachers, with Prot
Grouse as Principal.
The new residence Of George Rhein-
hart, on Main street South of Lincoln, is
progressing finely.
Mrs Beech is about to erect a new
residence on her lot, on West Hardin
street. The old building is being moved
away to make room for the new.
The Marshal has beenaround ordering
the shade trees trimmed up. \ good
move.
Rev G White, of Illinois, delivered a
free lecture in front of the Joy House,
Wednesday evening, and tonight lec-
lures in WheeIer's Hall, over First Ma
tional Bank. See his advertisement
Charcoal has been discovered to be a
sure cure for burns. By laying a piece
Of charcoal on the burn, the pain SUBJ
sides Immediately. By leaving the char
coal on for an hour the wound is healed,
as has been demonstrated ON several oc-
casions.
Every description of printing done at
the JEFF. Office with neatness and dis
patch.
ELSEWHERE.
At Spencerville, Allen county, on the
10Th, while William Myers was engaged
in hosting lumber into an upper story
of his mill, four scantling slipped, and
one of them striking him ON the head
broke his skull so badly that he died in
few hours.
! A strange disease is said TO be affecting
horses in the neighborhcod of Fostoria
Horses attacked with it suddenly fall
dead.
Urbana is agitated over the water
works question.
Shamus and "Puss" O'Brien and Jim
Piercy, were charged by a man named
Burns with picking quarrel with him
while they were playing cards in hell
in Urbana, on the night of the 10th, and
then knocking him down in an alley and
robbing him Of sixty dollars. The two
latter were arrested, but Shamus made
his escape.
At the Firemen's tournament at Bu-
cyrus, on Thursday of last week, the
Kenton Steamer took first prize and the
Rescue Hooks, of Norwalk, also carried
off first prize.
The farm implement warehouse of A
2 Johnson, at Gibsonburg, Sandusky
eounty,was burned on the 18th ,entailing
a loss of 1000.
Two agricultural implement men, got
into quarrel at Fremont recently, and
the result was that both gentlemen de
posted V with the Mayor. Afterwards
one of them swore out a warrant for the
arrest of the other on a charge of assault
and battery, and he pleading guilty was
fined SO and costs.
The residence of DIR Geo E Smith, of
Fremont, was entered by burglar early
on the morning of the 18th. The doctor
woke up, jumped for the man, who, how
ever, seized the doctors clothes and
beat hasty retreat. The doctor followed
en- dishabile, but was unable to overtake
the robber. The doctor lost $2S in
money and watch, but subsequently
found his clothes and valuable papers
that were in them in an alley some dis
tance from his residence His watch
was afterwards found in fence corner
in another part of the city.
Zella Morgan, of Dunkirk, three years
old, was climbing a fence on the 18th,
when she fell. Her bonnet caught in
the fence in such way as TO nearly
strangle her before she was rescued.
Daniel Bowser, colored, belonging in
Dunkirk, found a package of money
which r T Brown had lost, and spent
a portion of it, so, at least, is he charged.
He was taken before Mayor Fisher of
Kenton, and held in $500 bail for trial at
the October term.
A six year old son of Mr. Legg, of st
Marys, fell into an open cistern, ON the
14th, but his cries for help brought his
father to his rescue in time to save him.
An Iowa paper gives some good in
structions in etiquette TO its readers. 1t
says: Never go into a store where you
are not wanted. Ifa man wants you to
come to his place of business he will in
vite you through an advertisement in
your home paper. 1t is wrong for you
to intrude ON his privacy, so don't do it.
The appointment of 2 Cuneo, to be
postmaster at Upper Sandusky, for third
term, was not well received by quite
number of Republicans of that locality,
and he has consequently rendered his
resignation. While the re-appointment
was an honorable distinction to Brother
Cuneo, yet it is well to recognize the
doctrine of rotation in Office, and resig
nation at an earlier day would have
given greater satisfaction to his friends.
We like the position of Hayes, cone
term" and believe that it could be profit
ably adapted to all positions of honor or
trust. In that way alone, if ever, will
ring interests and class aristOcracy be
broken down. In this country, where
intelligence is the rule and ignorance
the exception, there need be no difficulty
in finding men of ability sufficient to
run the country successfully.
The Wood County Sentinel says in
firmary orders of that county have gone
to protest and are hawked about and
,olI a. A. l.llas