The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25
HERE AID ELSEWHERE-WISE AND
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HERE.

HERE
Mcssrs Dunn, Entrikin and Vanc
have been doing a good work in tn
temperance cause, at North Baltimore
Our citizens will be pleased to learn tha
VIM Anderson, Esq, has taker held il
earnest.
Curiosity hunters found the Skeleton
of an Indian on the south bank of tn
Blanchard, about six miles west Of thi
place. recently. When exposed to tn
atmosphere the bones crumbled.
Ifyou have taken the pledge, stick t.
it.
Rusk and Redick, two Of the Pitts
burg Murphyites, have been in the cit
the past week working up Temperance
enthusiasm. Meetings have been hel'
nightly, large audiences have attended
and numbers of pledges have heen sign
ed.
The ice wagon now makes its diurna
pilgrimage around the city.
Supplying newspapers to subscribers
and waiting for pay, IS like the farmer
planting his seed and waiting for hi
harvest. But very frequently the Latter
harves.s his crops and never thinks tina
the printers is waiting on him in order
to gather his harvest.
The number of subscribers who ge
their papers at the Findlay Postofiice and
have not yet paid for the past year hal
been reduced from 3SS to $40. Thanks
to the is, But are you one of the 800
Remember that the $40 only means g
each TO you, but means $40 to Us.
Something has certainly gone wrong
with the mails-;he Van Vert Bulletin
of the 18th reached us on the 10Th. II
never did the like before. What's the
matter, Jake? Have you a new Post.
master over there, or have you reform
ed the civil service" in your Office The
paper was just two days ahead of its
usual time.
A law has been passed by the Legisla-
ture of Ohio requiring every hotel keep
er in the State to provide for every
room over the ground fioor,rope ladders
with which TO escape from the room in
case of fire. Errr- So.
The Ohio State Teachers Association
will meet at Put-in-Bay on July 4th and
9TH.
: j G Cummins, recently elected Super
intendent of the Lutheran Sabbath
School, took charge of the same on Sun
day last.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias, met in Toledo, ON Wednesday.
C B Hall represented the lodge at this
place. Anumber of the brethren from
here we're also in attendance.
The Board of Directors, of the Union
School have elected NJ d Shafer Esq, to
fill the vacancy in said Board, occasion
ed by the death of DR. Detwiler.
There will be an examination of appli-
cants for situations as teachers in the
Union Schools, at the Central Building,
on the 18th day of June, 1877.
In the Inspectors report, as published
last week, several clerical errors occur
red, which ares set right by the Probate
Judge, in an item over his signature in
another column.
There was a storm of wind on Sunday
evening, followed by prolonged and
soaking rain. Corn planters were not
SO busy on Monday, and on Monday
night there was a slight shower which
cooled the atmosphere materially.
Tuesday was cloudy and threatening
Vegetation is steadily marching on"
Miss Sarah E Redick is giving lessons
on Piano and Organ-terms reasonable,
inquire of r H Holiday, at music store,
Odd Fellows Block.
Selbach made one man happy, last
week b. selling him good organ cheap.
Call and see him and learn that adver
tising pays not only the advertiser but
the purchaser.
The number of Murphyites, on Tues
day night, had reached 1875. Well
done.
The Murphyites of this place propose
to have display in the Court House
yard on Saturday. Tables will be set
out, and lunch served. General Gibson,
of Tiffin, is expected 70 be present and
address the meeting.
We give another instalment of report
of the United Brethren's Quadrennial
Conference, in this weeks paper. 1t
will be seer that the Conference has put
itself on record against Secret Societies,
and that the delegate from this place,
does not hesitate to speak freely upon
the matter.
Remember that the Murphys will de-
monstrate on the public square on Sat
urday. See their notice elsewhere. 1t
Will be an all day meeting kind of
Jubilee in which thousands will partici-
pate. r ~r -
There has been a gratifying increase
in attendance at the Lutheran Sabbath
School for some time past. The attend
ance for the past three Sabbaths has been
246. 259 and 246.
ELSEWHERE.
The residence of VIM Barnhill, in
Blue Creek township, Paulding county,
together with the clothing furniture &c,
of the family, was destroyed by fire, on
the 10th.
The Grand Jury Of Van Vert county,
have found an indictment for man
slaughter against John Anneser, for the
murder of Arthur Anderson. He has
been arraigned for trial and pleaded not
guilty.
A Mrs Donovan, Of Cleveland, had a
quarrel with her husband, (they fire.
quently quarreled) on the evening Of
the 18th. He slapped her face, she
struck him on the head with a poker.
| Afterwards she went out with her two
children, and taking one on each arm
rushed to the river and jumped in
They we're drown.
The residence OF w H Fleming, al
Kenton, was burglarized on the night Of
the l1th, and the hardware store q
Cantwell & Co, on the night of 18th.