The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-07-13

and ice cream, 10 cents.
There will be a reunion Of the mem
bers Of the g9th Reg't O.V- l. at Sidney
Ohio, On the 18th of September, it beinI
the anniversary Of the battle Of Chica
manga
Chas Elms has removed bis Dry Good
store 70 Van Buren,, Ohio, while his Oh
stand is being fixed up.
Miss Julia Parker will occupy a par
of Bakers furniture room, until the oil
room is repaired.
Cox has purchased Z. iiardeshe!i
grocery store on South Main street.
Drop in at II B Green's if you wan
fine vegetables and go d groceries
There is time for all things, and III
time TO fix up the alley between tn
JEFF block and Garne:ts block, is nov
If the crossing were no: higher than tn
alles there would be no trouble.
\ Young lad who had been empioye'
to 90 chores around the Court House, b.
the various officers, was taken III the &C
of abstracting money from drawer II
the County Recorders Office, on Satur
day last. 1t appears he had dupllcat'
KEY to The drawer. Money had beer
missed from the drawer previously, ant
he is supposed to have taken it.
Judge NJ c Whitley will be a candidate
for the Democratic nomination fol
Judge Of this District
The Premium Lists of the HancocE
County Agricultural Society are ready
for distribution. Gail on ID Beards.ey
and get one.
We are indebted to our neighbor o.
the Courier for the table Of statistic:
which will be found ON the fourth page
Twenty-Five persons have been natur
allied in this county the past year
There will be no preaching at the NJ
E Church next Sabbath. There will be
Sabbath School at the usual hour.
James II Leidigh. agent for the recent
publication entitled Life of Gen Geo A
Custer" is at present canyassing our city
The record of Gen Custer, and his un.
timely and melancholy end, is one in
which the people take a deep interest
His career is followed in this work
closely and it should be in the hands Of
every American. The work is well
printed, finely illustrated, and worthy a
place ON any center table or in any Ii
brary.
The Blakeley Troupe has returned to
Findlay. and commenced a Singing
Class at Davis Opera House. On Satur-
day night a rehersal for adults will COM
mence upon the oratoria ~Belshazzar, u
which they propose to give in public
concert in a few weeks.
We have had a call from the neigh
bor' referred to in the Alvada letter and
in the item of last week headed "AlI a
Mistake" lie denies that farmer" was
troubled with his cattle last year or this,
as the law requiring cattle to be shut up
was in force. This, of course, raises a
question of veracity between them, but
we would suggest they both think little
over the matter before they again speak.
Better yield little on both sides. Neigh
bors should be friends, and good feeling
is better than bitterness.
EG DeWolfe, P NJ, was called to Oil
City, Pa, on Wednesday, by telegram
announcing the serious illness of his sis
ter.
Izor Stewart, of Bell Center, is visiting
friends in this city.
Pretty New Calicoes, Pretty New
Linen Salts at Carnahan's, Cheaper than
ever.
ELSEWHERE.
The store of n W Snyder, of Helena,
county, was struck by light
ming on the End, and badly riddled.
Two men and one woman were badly
injured, but recovered.
The Vidette gives an account ofa quail
out two chickens, near Column
bus Grove. 1t seems that some gentle
men were out in the woods and hearing
Young chickens went to look for them,
when the old quail and two young ones
flew off leaving two young chickens be-
hind. They caught the chickens, but
all the while they held them the old
quail kept flying near and calling them.
When put down, the young chicks dis
in the bushes and rejoined the
quails.
\ three year old child of Michael
Duggan, of Lima, choked to death ON a
piece Of candy, ON the 3rd inst.
Hon l. A Bruner, of Wyandot, has
received the Democratic nomination for
State Senator in that district.
Carey is to have Normal School.
Chas Rush, of Carey, was arrested last
week, ON a charge of stealing a watch,
etc, from the shop of Geo Lytle, in May
last. He was arraigned and the testimo-
ny was regarded strong enough to justi-
fly holding him 10 bail in $500 for ap-
pearance at court He had sold the
watch to young man who had given il
to lady who afterwards gave it to a
brother of the young man who had given
it to her.
Fremont Joa raal: @On last Tuesday
the farmers and citizens of Helena and
vicinity, to the number of thirty-flve,
repaired to the farm of Mr. f NJ Lantz
with machines, and cut and shocked fif-
teen acres Of wheat. Seven weeks ago
that evening Mr. L met with the misfor-
tune of having a bone broken at the hip
joint and has not been out of bed since
but is recovering fayorably. There were
three machines IN the field and haO
there not been some misunderstanding
there would have been two more and ten
or fifteen more hands, as Mr. l. is one Of
our most esteemed citizens and has a
host of friends that were willing to lend
helping hand
The Fostoria Hooks, who were al
Bowling Green, ON the Fourth to con.
tend for the prize, would not run, be-
cause the climber of the Clyde company
rode part of the way on the carriage oi
their company, and no allowance was
made by the judges. The Fostoria boys
claimed that was violation of all rules
Fred Miller, aged twenty-five years