The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-02-16

eral weeks ago left his home, and his
family have heard nothing of him since
His physician thinks he was slightly de
ranged.
q. A. Sahlquist, recently Cashier Of the
First National Bank Of an " ert. died
on the Sd inst, at that place, of Con
sumption.
Ii costs less than cent day TO take
a weekly paper, less than diligent hen
would earn in week at the market
price Of eggs, less than one cigar 8 week
and very cheap one at that, less than
the barber would charge year to keep
ones hair trimmed, less than an ener-
getic kitchen girl would waste in a week
A penny day can be saved in no worse
way than in stopping newspaper.
Revs. A. Rose, Of Findlay, ID. R. Miller
OF Marion, and NJ Bulger, of Fostoria,
have been elected delegates to the next
General Conference Of The United Bre,h-
rem Church, by an aggregate majority of
LIS votes.
Ezra Gregg, of Sandusky City, an in
surance agent, has been indicted by the
Grand Jury in several cases, for embez-
zling money belonging to insurance COM
panies for which he was agent.
Joseph Montweller, residing near
North Baltimore, owed balance Of S2.I2
at grocery store, and not being able to
pay was sued On a charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses, judgment
rendered against him, and he sentenced
to ten days imprisonment on bread and
water diet. and a fine of $40, with $40
cost assessed against him. He has been
released on writ of habeas corpus, and |
it is said the end is not yet
Mrs. W. p. Flanagan, of North Balti- |
more, had severe fall at thst place re
Gently and was quite badly injured.
Capt. Herrick. of Dunkirk, had one
of his feet badly smashed while attempt
ing 70 board train on the P. Fit. W. &
c. Ry. at Forest, last week.
Three white frosts and then rain"
used to be the way with the weather.
But We have been having white frosts for
a week or more, and now we are told ii
is q sign of dry weather to have so many
fros.s.
Sugar weather will be along SONS of
these days and farmers should be pre-
pared for it. 1t will only be short
spell O. weather" this year.
The prisoners in Jail at Kenton tried to
escape last week, but the Sheriff was too
much for them.
Hon. Henry Sheets has our thanks for
public documents
A young child belonging to James
Dehart, of Maysville, was left in care of
a girl of six years, ON Sunday afternoon.
the 4th, while the parents went to church.
A spark from the fire ignited its cloth
ing, and the young girl was too frightened
to put out the fire. The child was
burned to crisp
The waiter girl saloon closed business
at Kenton last week.
We had scarcely got the JEEF. in cir
culation last week when Hon. Henry
Sheets dropped in with a copy of the
Auditor of States Report for us. Moth
ing like advertising, you see, to have
your wants supplied.
Selbach has fine Esty organ for sale.
at his music rooms. Drop in and see
him, and leave your orders.
Hardeshell never relaxes his efforts to
please his customers, and never allows
MS competitors to get ahead of him on
ow prices.
Frank B. Culley, who originally started
he Wood County Sentinel, and who has
been located at Grand Rapids, Michigan,
mas purchased the Defiance Express, F.
Anger retiring.
While splitting wood at his home near
Perrysburg, on the 5.h, Ezra Fetterman
lad the misfortune to cut his foot SO
,adly that it had to be amputated.
Wauseon and vicinity is agitated about
he death of James Cornell, an old and I
highly respected citizen. He had been
'ick four weeks, but rumors of his taking
off had reached such climax that his
body was disintered and a post mortem
examination held on Monday last.
Henry Brubaker, an old citizen Of
Nauseon, was instantly killed while en-
aged in telling trees on Monday after
loon. II