The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-08-31

/ Pioneers 10 the front On Thursday OF
next week. Remember the day and
don't forget your baskets.
Remember the excursion TO Column
bus on Thursday of next week.
We notice a seven striped flag sus-
pended from the window of Z I Dunnis
Office. What foreign power has its con
sulate in our city, Or is this the emblem
of the new Democracy.
Communion services will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
The Board of Education of the Union
School District, passed resolution on
Wednesday evening, that each depart
ment below the high school should use
spelling books in oral exercises as we'll as
in written.
H. NJ Rogers, Concert. Opera Hall,
Saturday night. Mrs. Snyder assists.
The doctors are all very busy at pres
ent--fever and ague prevailing quite eN-
tensively.
/ ELSEWHERE.
At Toledo on the 2ith, lady lost a
well-filled pocket book, which was found
and handed to her by a runner for the
Oliver House She thanked him kindly,
but that was the end of her liberality.
The Post-ofice at Perrysburg was
robbed On Thursday night of last week.
The thieves broke ont light of glass,
gained an entranceand carried offabout
$50 worth Of stamped envelopes and
other things.
Near Cleveland, on the 23d, IA man
named Chamberlain attempted to COM
NIT suicide by hanging but was cut
down before life was extinct. Cause,
faithlessness of his wife, who had gone
of with paramour.
Unremitting application will induce
disease unless the blood be kept con
stantly pure and rich. For all hard
workers the remedy to keep the blood
in the best condition is DR. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
A well known physician of Spring
field, has lately been arrested on the
charge of seduction. 1t appears he was
treating young child of German fam
ily in that place and noticing the charms
of an elder sister he succeeded in win
ming her affection, and eventually ac
complished her ruin. He took her TO
an assignation house soon after and find
ing out that his plans we're known, he
started to leave with the girl but at the
depot was discovered and arrested. AS
the case is such a plain one he will
doubtless suffer the full penalty of the
law.
The thirteenth annual Reunion OF the
3rd Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, was held at
Perrysburg last week. A large number I!
Of the surviving veterans were present, |
and the occasion is long to be remem-
bered by those who attended on account
Of the hearty greetings and general good |
time each one experienced.
On the Dist inst, the wife of Mr. Walter !
Cummings, of Tontogany, committed |
suicide, by drinking corrosive subli- |
mate. The phial from which it was
taken was supposed to be nearly full and
death ensued almost instantly. The
cause of this act is claimed to be tempo |
rary alteration of mind.
Tiffin has been the scene of several
burglaries within the last few days, and |
at one place, watch, some other valu-
able articles, and about $40 in money,
were taken.
A man near Carey, by the name Of
John Barnheiser, was found dead in his |
barn, on the Goth. An inquest was held
over his remains, and verdict was rem
dered died from heart disease He
was nearly eighty years ofage and leaves
a wife and several children.
Bowling Green mourns the loss of q
good old fellow by the name Of Col.
Evers. He was eleven years old and a
veteran in the rat killing business. The
Col lost an optic some time ago, which
caused him TO wear a somewhat one
sided appearance. The Col was dog.
A hardware store was burglarized in
Bellevue, on the 18th inst, and goods to
the value of $500 were taken. No clue
has been discovered of the perpetrators
yet, although reward of a hundred
dollars is offered for their arrest.
Charles Bronson, a well known, and
highly respected citizen of Columbus
Grove, and rail road agent at that place,
met with a severe accident on the 10th,
while engaged switching cars. His
injuries, at first, were not supposed to be
fatal, but contrary to the hopes of all, he
took a relapse and died in a few hours.
The funeral obsequies were very inn
pressive. and took place in the presence
of large concourse of citizens and
friends.
Norwalk is greatly excited by horse
racing just now. While horse was be-
ing cooled and groomed after trial OF
speed, the other day, he suddenly caught
one of the attendants by the arm and
bit him severely.
A stranger went into livery stable at
Urbana, on the 11th inst, and called for
a buggy and harness, saying he had a
horse and wished to take short ride.
Owing to his good appearance, the pro-
prietor gave. him the property and since
then he has not been heard from, or the
articles ,,ither. Such crimes as this, are
becoming entirely too frequent.
Jacob kIoepge. German laborer in
get on spree on the 10Th
inst and inhs Bachannalian perambu-
lations fell oye.- a high cliff and was in
.tantly killed. When sober he was
good workman end well thought OF by
those who knew him, but he had ter
rible desire for rink and fell a victim
toi its indulgence.
Some of the 'bhoys" OF Columbus
Grove started out N frolic a week ago
Sunday, and on the I return from Lima,
where they INDUCED little too freely
in the Glowing boy w." killed several
ducks, which were in the road, by wiring
ing their necks. The Y were not little
surprised next day to see a big, hurley
German come to town and say he |van-
ted zwei dollar apiece for dem ducks.