The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-19

l TtCcDJSs dbO tuc ucacufs u tAc Sits
was enriched to the extent of $50 il
fines.
Hon. C.J. Swan, and Hon. Henry
Sheets have our thanks for public doc
urents.
Over at Ottawa, last week, fine
young man, who had brought his grrl
to town in a sleigh, got 80 tight that
she was ashamed of him, when
they we're about to 90 home. Getting
him out of the sleigh she drove of, and
left him to his sad reflections. That girl
has enough Of the spirit of '7e," to
carry her safely through.
Jacob Meyer, of Greenfisld, town
ship. Putnam county, shot an Ameri
can eagle, recently which measured 2
feet Q inches from tip to tip of wings
G. W. Alkirt, CT Riley township
Putnam county, recently sold eight
hogs which averaged 5S5 pounds each
an aggregate of 1880 pounds.
When making your purchases of
groceries remember to call in at Green,
Davis & Co.'S. They do a good busi
ness and sell cheap.
They are beginning to stir up the
gamblers over at Tiffin. The police Of
this place might do little business In
that way. if they would drop il. occs
sionally 10 thse places whoere ''young
gentlemen find a nice place for a quiet
game of Pedro"
1t only cost the county of Sandusky
last year s6, 9s9 90 for Book. and Sta
tionary for the county officers. Is it
any wonder the people growl at high
taxesi
A fsvorite horse belonging to Horace
Huber, near Tif1n, was run into and
killed few days ago, Ly a drunken
man who was driving furiously.
| A dog belonging to Harrison Noble,
Esq, of Tifi1D, made such demonstra
,ions on the night Of the 9th, that its
master was obliged to get out Of bed
ard follow it cut on to the street
where q drunken 100 f"~nd o.
the sidewalk freeziue. Gaining aia, tbe
man va: taken TO the Station house.
aid thawed out. As the Thermometer
was degrees below zero at that time,
the man evidently owes Lis If to the
fact, that the dog had more sense than
he had.
Som. rowdies broke into school house
No 2, OH the Coo road several miles
from Tifiin, OH the night Of the 9Th.
Smashed the blinds, broke the sash
and committed other depredations
The directors have offered reward of
ten dollars for their apprehension.
Ties are being delivered along the
| line of the Weelirg and Lake Erie Rail.
road.
The Week of Prayer was diligently
observed by the various churches o:
the city.
John Cline, an old citizen of Nor
walk, died at that place on the morn
ing of the 9th.
The Toledo Commercial is publish
ing A columns of Delinquent List. A
! nice exhibit for prosperous city.
Awell dressed stranger did" ]. h.
Mcknight, livery keeper at Perrysburg,
cut of horse and sleigh, . few days
ago. He vas only going few miles
out of town. He did not come back,
and Mcknight at last found his rig ir
Toledo, where the horse han been sold
to farmer for $35. The thief was not
found. but the horse, &c. were recov
cred.
Harry Deardorf, q delivery clerk, ir
the Springfield Postoffice, was arrested
on the 10Th. charged with embezzlinr
money from letters passing through
tho Office. He made full confession
and was taken to Cincinnati, where he
is now in jail to await trial
D. B. Beardsley. Agent of the B. e.
N. Ry., has received a case containing
specimens Of the products of the soiIs
of Nebraska. consisting of wheat. oats.
rye, barley. timothy seed, buckwbeat.
fax seed, corn, salt and coal Persons
interested should call and see them, bu-
in asking to zee the corn or rye, the,
are warned not to expect to behold the
liquid article.
Twelve tiamps were lodged in the
Council Chomber, on Tuesday night.
and the night wasn't . good one for
trainpe, either. What q remarkable
thing il would be if some of those fel
lows, drawing inspiration from those
classic wallis, should some day arrive al
the dignity Of q city father.
Long b Ward, the South Eac Drug
yists, and G. Ritter, the North Eoo
Ciothier, have the nobbiest signs ir
-opn.
Ruhl Bros. have purchased the block
IN Main street, formerly owned by j
p. Edwards, aud Intend, after awhile.
occupying it with their harness shop
The German Lutheran Sunday
3cbool, on Sabbath last, elected Re-.
Buerkle Director, Ernst Kempf Super
intsndout and Secretary, Joseph zwiss,
Treasurer, and Frederick Fisher ss L
brarian.
On Thursday night of last week. tn
Joy House was invaded by party from
Fostoria- A dance and supper followe"
and one Of the party is reported as ge'
ting so boozy during his stay, that b,
had to be left behind whom the part.
returned home.
At the Delinqusnt Land Sale, OF
Tuesday Last, 81 pieces pieces were sold.
and 80 pieces were forfeited to the
State. Previous to the sale . numbe'
Of pieces were redeemed.
| b. Misner, agent for Marx Twain :
fnsv book, the .Adysnsufss OF Tom