The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-13
HERE AID ELSEWHERE-WISE AND
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teachers funds, last week, and was locke
e up for safe keeping The boy was af.e
s wards released on a habeas corpus.
A new count don't always help tn
person demanding it. Markle had
e majority of one for Constable. Morriso
! asked new count, and the result of th
{ count was a gain of five for Markl'
whose majority is now six.
Latest styles of piece goods, and suit
made to order, Cheaper at c Ritter
Merchant Tailor, than any other hous
: in Findlay.
On Saturday last, during the time tn
city was crowded with people, a gentle
man placed package in his buggy ant
then stepped into store for a few min
utes. When he came out he found tha
the package had been carried off HI
tdidn't wear his new clothes on Sunday
and there was no clue to the thief
Remember the Concert at the Oper
House, on Wednesday evening next
To those who have ever attended con
cert given by Mrs Snyder, it will be un
necessary to say more than that this ont
will be given under her direction, an(
will comprise attractions never before
presented Then, besides, the proceeds
of the concert are 10 be devoted to ,
laudable purpose, which in itself should
receive liberal patronage.
The Democrats of Hardin county have
nominated the following ticket: Rep
resentative, John Haley; Treasurer
John Kisor; Sheriff, John Fry; Commits
sioner, John McElree; Infrmary Direc
tor, C F Runkle.
Over in Hardin county, the Republi
Guns have adopted the popular vote sys
tenn in making their nominations, and a
their recent election the following nom
nations we're made: For Representa-
tive. A w Munson; Treasurer, ID P Ste
venson; Sheriff, George w. Darst; Re
corder, A NJ Rice; Commissioner, Jas E
Pumphrey; Prosecuting Attorney, Sut
ton E Young; Intirmary Director, David
Obenour; Coroner. Luther Ferney.
Wetzel, the child murderer, of Tiffin
has been sentenced to the peniuentiary
for life.
A moving sight-a dray loaded with
household goods and-stuck in the mud
A ten year old son of Robert Furga-
son, of Urbana, fell into an unused well
near the C S & C depot, ON the End, and
was drowned. The covering of the well
had been permitted to become unsafe,
but it will doubtless be repaired now.
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 Of stock
at Loacer 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
till YOU have obtained our prices.
The Murphy temperance movement
has reached Urbana. At the first meet
ing 164 names were added to the Muir
ply army.
Philip Kelley, a.soldier belonging to
the Soldiers Home, at Dayton, wandered
away from the Home recently, and some
days after was found dead in a field near
by. He was formerly member of Co
ID I'd Ohio Volunteers. - ~ S-'F
Drummer has sold out the Carey Times
to Gillingham, late ofthe Upper Sandus-
Ky Union.
A fine stock of baby carriages just re-
ceived at Miller's drug store, and for sale
at prices that cannot be beaten. Famil-
les desiring an establishment should
call in.
Bob Redick means business and is
determined not be undersold. Call at
G Ritters and verify the truth, of state
ment
What ever has Deacon Fred been
doing to Zahm, now? Hear him: "A fel-
low in Findlay ON Sunday last mistook
Fred Glessner's nose for an easter egg
and now another Findlay fellow comes
to the front and says it was a bad egg
Defiance county has 72 county bitches
Wood has 2S6 and Putnam 463.
Lysander C Ball, one of the earliest
settlers of Fremont, died there recently
aged 50.
A note from some one in School Dis
trict No 10, Big Lick township, informs
us that A ] Mowry was chosen one oi
the School Board at the recent election.
Always give your name to the editor
when sending a communication if you
want to have attention paid to it.
Last week the Bellevue council passed
a resolution that travelling salesmer
should be charged s25 per day for the
privilege of selling goods in that town
This will undoubtedly have the effect O
making that class of gentry give Belle
vue wide berth.
The Allen county Democracy nomi
mated the following ticket last week
Representative, NJ L Baker; Treasurer
David East; Prosecuting Attorney, Z
S Prophet; Sheriff, John Franks; Com
missioner, Marion Clum; Coroner, /
Curtis; Infirmary Director, NJ V Blair
Buttons village blacksmith won tht
race for the Democratic nomination fol
Sheriff of Allen county.
Money saved and batter bargains by
calling on Bob Redick, Palace Clothing
Emporium, GallowayIs Block.
st Marys sighs for a telegraph lint
from that point to Findlay.
Sandusky City has taken hold Of the
temperance movement in earnest. !, ,4C(
citizens of that place having signed the
pledge. The city needed some reform
In tnat QlrecuOn.
From an Oregon letter just published
in the Norwalk Reflector, we learn thai
Mr. and Mrs S A Clark, of Salem, Ore
gon, had just celebrated their Silver
Wedding at that place. We copy the
closing paragraph: AOhio was represent
ed by Eon E A Cooke and wife, former
ly of Sandusky, and Mr. Geo H Jones, O
Findlay-the latter at one time was 6
student at the Old Norwalk Seminary
The mother and sister of MIR Clark ere
also present. Mrs C was assisted b hel
daugh ers. Misses Marian, Harrie and
sallie Clark, and the party was consid