The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-13

carrlage-in otner words baby buggy
and we know they will appreciate the
fact when we say to them that they viii
find splendid stock to select from a
the drug store of DIR Miller. Call in
and see them.
A beer fountain in Mueler's brewery
at Tiffin, exploded with great force on
the 9th. Frank Mueller, who was filling
the fountain at the time, had his arm
broken and so badly mangled that it was
thought amputation would be necessary
The money till of the crockery store
OF Mr. Gentien, of Tiffin, was tapped on
the Sd, and small amount of change
carried off
Mr. Henry Blassuis, an old resident OF
Tiffin, died of paralysis on the 18th ult.
Daniel Tell an inmate of the Sandus-
Ky county Infrmary, was crushed to
death by bull, on the afternoon of the
29th, He had had especial charge OF
the brute for some time and it was not
regarded as vicious, but on the occasion
referred to, while he was attempting to
fasten stick to its nose, it got its head
against his breast, and showing him
against the side of the stable crushed his
breast bone, inflicting the injury that
caused his death.
The Wyandot Democracy have chosen
the following as their representatives in
in the coming fight which by the way,
is all one way: Willard D Tyler, for
Representative; Joseph Hutter, for
Sheriff M H Kirby, for Prosecuting
Attorney; Jacob Yentzer, for Commits
sioner; Jacob Greek, for Surveyor and
Robert McBeth for Infrmary Director
Brother Balsley, if you haven't any
regard for our feet we pray by all that
is good to have for your posterior, for
'on sight'-we declars-may the lord
have mercy on your Wyandot
Union
Now, there-listen to that ungrateful
sole, he can't bear toe have his most in
teresting lecture, spoken of. Ifa farmer
has large calf, or parent has large
child, or gentleman has large fortune
they are rather pleased to have the fact,
mentioned, but Brother Zahm is so
touchy about those propellers of his.
But you shan't catch us unawares.
We've ordered a coat of mail, the an
cient part of which is to be armed with
chevaux defriese, and if ever it comes
in contact with those feet, you'll think
you've run against snag, sure enough.
Bellefountain had bad fire on Sun
day morning. The Fountain House,
near the depot, caught fire and burned
10 the ground, together with stone
building adjoining. Loss from $1,000
to $4,000, with 1000 insurance.
A large and complete stock of Spring
and Summer Clothing, cheaper than
ever before. At c Ritters, Galloways
Block.
Sunday morning last, about five
o'clock, fire broke out in the City
Hotel, at Norwalk, which, together with
its contents. was totally destroyed, many
of the guests barely escaping with their
lives. The fire also destroyed Wheaton
Bros meat market, John Lees liquar
store, NJ Harkness' livery and feed
stable, and two saloons. The contents
of all the buildings, except the hotel,
were saved. The total loss was $4,000;
insurance very small.
The Murphy pledge was circulated at
Bairdstown, one night last week, and
seventy signatures obtained.
A member of the Red Ribbon band
the Michigan temperance band-was
noticed on the street one day last week.
On Wednesday night next our people
will have an opportunity of enjoying one
of the popular Concerts given by Mrs w
E Snyder. We expect to see Opera
Hall crowded, and to that end invite
e,erybody to be present.
Forty five persons, at and near Stry-
ker, Williams county, have united and
constituted themselves a Red Ribbon
Band" and agreed to drink no distilled,
malt or other hard drinks for ten years
No temperance excitement, but just
from a desire to reform. Here is a
movement our young men should imi
tate.
To-day and tomorrow Cleveland holds
baby show. Let up on this thing.
An experienced lady observes that a
good way to pick out husband is to see
how patiently the man waits for dinner
when it is behind time. Her husband
remarks that good way to pick out a
wife is to see whether the woman has
dinner ready on time.
At Greenwich Station, Huron county.
the saw mill of ] Banks, was destroyed
by fire on Sunday morning.
We mentioned last week, that E De-
Witt, a jeweler at Ver1nillion, had been
assaulted by a man named Kalb, who
attempted to murder him. Dewitt has
since died from his wounds. Kalb had
made the assault, intending to kill De-
Witt and then rob the store, but becom-
ing frightened by the outcries of the
assaulted man, fed. He was subse-
quently arrested. and has confessed his
guilt, saying that the murder had been
planned some time before the attempt
was made.
Go see if Bob Redick does not sell
Mems Boys and Youths Clothing chap
er than ever offered in Findlay.
Circulars have been sent to Tiffin. an
nounciHg that Henry Ward Beecher
will lecture in Case Hall. Cleveland, on
Wednesday evening. April 25th. The
fact is significant.
The District Court convened on Mon
day afternoon last, and adjourned on
Tuesday evening, having disposed oi
| the business before it.
VIII Haven has had gas introduced
into his drug store.
The work of improvement on the
Citizens Bank, will be commenced thi:
week
A man named George Halladay, living
near Weston, Wood county heard a noise
at his barn, early on Sunday morning
last, went out to ascertain the cause
He was followed by his hired man. who
heard two shots in quick succession be-
fore reaching the barn, and arriving
there found Halliday lying on the hooi