The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-02-09
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lcendiarism.
Our able and efficient Auditor ofState
has neglected very important duty
that of sending US copy Of his last re
port. Send it ong Brother Williams.
The Clothing Store Of Mr. Lopker, Of
Kenton, was broken into by tramps, on
the night of the 26th, who stole clothing
amounting to over 710O They were all
arrested near Forest, and are now enjoy
ing the hospitaliies of lhe Hardin Coun-
ty jailor.
An exchange says that the credit sys-
tenn is the greatest curse to the laboring
men. We may say it is curse 10 every
man who obtains credit. He often, in
consequence, buys beyond his present
means to pay, and as a result finds him
self on the ragged edge" because he is
unable to iiquidate when he knows those
who have trusted him are looking for
their pay. Better do without what you
cannot pay for, than worry and fret be-
cause you cannot get out of debt, and
worse than that have others Worrying
because they have been unfortunate
enough to trust. Business men should
be on the safe side and sell only for cash
or ready pay.
Mrs. Louisa Ludwig, near Delphos,
committed suicide on the 2Sth by hang
ing herself with askate strap to beam
in the wood house. Temporary derange
ment, resulting from sickness, is supposed
TO have led to the deed.
4 Mrs Whitford formerly of Norwalk.
O., moved to R'pon, Wis, some years
ago. There she met and was woed and
woD by man named Burlingame, but
when the wedding trosseau was prepared
the old gent went offand married anoth-
er. A suit for breach of promise follow
ed. and the lady has obtained verdict
of 5000 The old fellow is wealthy and |
can pay up.
Near New Rigel, on the. 9th, gro
cery and saloon belonging to Mr. Mat
thias was destroyed by fire. Loss not
stated. Insured for $1,000.
Lead your shot guns, loose your bull
dogs, and sleep with ne eye open, as the
chicken thieves are on the war path.
and nightly raids are made on the unpro-
tected hen-coops. On Wednesday night
of last week, the premises Of Alfred
Hampton in North Findlay were inva-
ded and number of valuable chickens
were stolen.
The fellow who was prowling around
the west end of Lincoln street, on last
Thursday night, came near getting
charge of shot in his carcass. He at
to enter several dwellings but
made so much noise that he disturbed
the inmates, and then made off in a
hurry.
The Presbyterian society of Fremont
has contracted for fine 81. 500 organ,
to be placed in their handsome church
Livery men cannot be too careful in
whom they trust. One in Fremont, a
few days ago. hired a buggy and hor
ses to man named Evans, to go lit
lie way into the country. When the
man had been goue several days the
livery man started in pursuit, and fl
aally recovered his property at Perrys-
burg.
The Fostoria Independent having ex-
pired, the material on which it was
printed has been moved to Pemberville
A clover huller belonging to H. w.
Good, of Jackson township, Seneca
county, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day. 1t was standing in the yard, and
il is supposed its destruction was the
work of an incendiary.
The signs. on the morning of the I'd,
we're strongly in favor of. the ground
1og going at large, and he was no doubt
himself on his escape
from his enforced seclusion into the
Joys and sorrows of more active life.
He had things all his own way till about
uoon, when a change ''came DER the
spirit of his dreams" The sun came
forth in radiant beauty, and the old
fellow vanished as a shadow and con
tinued not in his stay" He cuddled
himseli up in his burrow, went into
secret session as a returning board and
will give us an honest count in six
weeks. Weather growing colder, and
there's another chance for wood and
GOAL dealers. /
Fostoria Review: We noticed, some |
rirne since, that the barn of Mr. John
Dunn, of Perry township, Wood coun
y, with its Notwithstanding team
Of horses-was burned, involving a
loss to that gentleman
We learn that his two sons, whe reside
1t Bowling Green, recently presented
,im with another team, and that they
propose to help him put up another
acd better barn. 1t must be a con-
to Mr.. D.. in his misfortui e,
to know that he has such generous
hearted boys. We congratulate him
and his sons as we'll.
Opera Hall was crowded with the
youth and beauty of the city on Fri
day night, as we'll as the more staid |
and sober people of the city. They
all enjoyed the performance and voted
Cal Wagner's troupe worthy of pat
ronage. Their style of killing "Injuns"
is quite original, and should be re:erred
10 the War Department.
N. ". CUNNINGHAM, of the Bluffton |
Ne,1s, was in town on Friday, look |
ing after the Charles trial. He is a
pleasant gentleman, and one of ye
craft that knows how to work, and of
course is prospering.
A merchant down towu sells more OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrum than all other
medicines together. 1t surely must be
the best remedy for q cough.