The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-03-30

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1.-THE chorus sentiment, which to him
meant money in his pocket. and tn
tsequel you may guess, for he loaded VI
with groceries at the store of McMan
ness.
| A daughter Of James Archer, who re
sides near New Baltimore, died recent,
and was buried on the 18th at Ten Nil,
Church Same night the body was taker
up by robbers and carried TO room il
Ogdenis block, at Bairdstown, where i
was disrobed and placed in sack, the
robbers carrying off the grave clothes
The body was discovered in the sack OF
he 20,h, and reintered by the friends
More burglaries are committed a
Fostoria, and more rascals arrested there
than any other town of like size in thi,
portion of Ohio.
Fosters Block, at Fos.oria. came nea,
filling a prey to the devouring evemen
on the night of the 2Oth. The knights
Of Pythias have their Lodge room in the
block, and it is supposed, that after the
meeting on that night some one of the
members threw a lighted match on the
floor without noticing, and lhe room
was locked up. Be that as it may, nexi
day when the room was opened it was
found to be full of smoke, and strip Of
carpet eighteen inches wide and stretch.
ing across the room, had been burned,
and the straw underneath it charred to a
cinder. The closeness of the room, the
dust in the straw and the carpet each
side of the strip being woolen, are sup
posed to have checked the fire and saved
the block.
You can find all the latest STYLES in
mems shoes, at Shuek & Browns. They
have just received a new and full stock.
An attachment was served on the
lands of Squire Carlin. in Liberty town
ship, Wood county, last week, at the in
stance of L Q Rawson, Chas Foster and
DJ Cory.
Eph Totten took a sleigh ride from
Lima to West Newton;on Tuesday oflast
week. He went out On the snow, but
came back in the mud.
Lima NJ on: Hen Kelly had some
pigeon holes made and placed in the
rear end of a box car. up in the d & NJ
ward, along in February, where he used
to go with a lot of old letters and some
coffee sacks to practice post Office; but
alas, the High Joint Commission spoiled
all his bright anticipations, and that's
what caused the long, caustic article in
the Democrat, just after Hayes and
Wheeler were declared elected.
On the afternoon Of the 18th. a man
with his face d sglised entered the resi-
dence of P Lefel, a few miles from
Springfield, o, and presenting pistol
ordered Mr. Leffel to surrender. Mr. L
knocked the pistol away, but it was dis
charged and the ball grazed his temple.
Mr. L then grappled with the would be
assassin, but was unable to hold him and
he escaped to the woods. A hunt was
was organized, but the fellow succeeded
in making good his scape.
For good job work, at lowest living
prices come to the JEFF Office. We will
furnish printed envelopes, note heads.
letter heads, &c, Of same quality cf stock,
ut Lorer prices than Dayton, Springfield
or GAINESVILLE, and save you also the ex-
press charges on goods. We mean busi
ness. Don't give your work to any one
ill you have obtained eur prices.
Thomas Stroll of Amanda township,
has strolled into trouble, and the way of
it was that on the 18th of December last,
a young man, who gave his name as
Frank Rice, went 10 the Allen county
Bank, at Lima, and sold a note to which
The names of James Sunderland and
Samuel Anderson were attached. Be
ore the note fell due these parties we're
notified and declared the note forgery.
Then came the fact that the party who
sold the note was not Frank Rice, and
the cashiers description led to Strohl's
arrest-and so it was that Stroll strolled
into Jail to await trial.
A certificate ofincorporation has been
tiled with the Secretary of State, of the
Lake Erie and Louisville Railway Com
pany, from Sandusky City to Cambridge
City, Indiana, with capital stock of ST.
100000. The certificate is signed by J.
A Russell, and others.
Fostoria is somewhat agitated upon
the temperance questian.
Three burglariously inclined individ-
uals, Judging from the implements found
upon them fell into the hands of the
Marshal, at Fostoria on the 18th. They
we're gently taken in, and Toledo, Per
rysburg, and other places notified. 1t
turned out that one was wanted at Desh-
ler, and the others at Perrysburg and
Toledo.
Tuesday last, H B Green purchased
The interest of his associates, Isaac Davis
and Frank Bigelow, and now he pad
dies his own canoe"
The shoe store of Pifer & Son, at Dun
kirk, was burglarized on the 18th, and
about $45 worth of goods stolen.
William Kassing, resident of Jack
son town hip. Seneca county, was thrown
from load of hay, on Saturday last, and
had several ribs broken and was severely
injured internally.
After the Temperance Lecture, by
Mr. Chas P Russell. of Detroit, Mich, in
the United BretEern Church, on Tues
day evening. March 18th, quite large
number of names were taken to organ
ize Lodge of Good Templars, but owing
to the lateness of the hour. not all Of
them could remain. However, "Find'ay
Lodge" was organized, and starts out
with good prospects of success. The
regular meetings will be held on Wed
nesday evenings. w C 7, VIM Vance;
Wv I, Mrs NJ A Caverly; w s, Mrs
Rev H d Kutz.
The meeting conducted by Rev R
French, at the Bethlehem Church, four
miles East ofFindlay, resulted in AZ con-
versions and So accessions to the church
There will be quarterly meeting held
at the above named church on the 9TH
and 9Th of April. Rev Harbaugh, Pre-
siding Elder.
In the obituary Of Rev Van Eman,
published last week, reference was made
to the churches of Pleasant Hill and
Ebenezer having been united at Van
Buren, and constituting what was known
as Van Buren Church. 1t should have
read West Unity Church.
The will of the late Isaac Teatsorth.