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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08

Robert Clarke & Co.. Cincinnati,
have Just published "The Ohio Regis
try Law of 1877" together with all the
books and forms required by the Reg.
istration Act TO be used by Registers
and judges of election. These books
and blanks have all been approved by
the Attorney G. neral of the State.
The Registration Law is now in force,
and its execution will be required for
the first time at the coming general
election in October. Boards of Coun-
Gil of cities aud villages and Trustee,
of Townships should at once make
provision for obtaining these books and
blanks, that all persons concerned may
have thorough knowledge of the new
Law. Cincinnati Commercial
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Findings Of the Grand Jury.

f1uQln2S OF tne Cxrdn0 Jurys
The Grand Jury for the May term Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Han
cock County was 10 session several
days, and found the following indict
ments:
Isaac T. McMickle-Petit larceny.
Milton Plotner-Petit larceny and
house breaking.
James Ward-Selling Intoxicating
liquor to be drank on the premises, five
indictments.
James Ward-SelliDg intoxicating
liquor to minors
Alex T. Hickerson-Selling intoxi
eating liquor, FIVE indictments.
Silas Powell, Darius Myers. Linamut
Myres, VIM. II. Oman, Jacob Crossley
and George Notwithstanding a re-
ligious meeting.
Alex T. Hickerson-- Selling intoIi
eating liquor TO minor.
Jacob T. Crites-ObtainiDg goods
and merchandise under false preteDses
John Bergmau-Performing and do
ing common labor ON Sunday.
David Bish-Assault and battery.
David R. Observation-Disclosures
Josiah 8. Powell-Forgery, five in
dictments.
Thomas ]. O'Harra-Assault with
attempt to commit a rape.
James Jenkins-Burgiary.
James Jenkins-Infuencing a wit
ness and obstructing the administra-
ton of justice.
James Ward Selling liquor on Sun
day.
James Ward and Joshua Conine-
Keeping a room where Intoxicating
liquor is sold.
The Grand Jury visited the County
Jail, and reported that it was in good
order.
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Sad Accident

We regret to learn that Rev. A. w.
Holden, minister of tie U. b. church
at this place, received severe injury,
at his home near Dunkirk, on the 31st
ult., which came near depriving him
for life. IL appears that he was as
sisting in raising barn on his premises,
when one of the timbers they were
raising slipped, striking him a slanting
blow upon the head and shoulders
knocking him down and rendering him
insensible He WAS picked up and
promptly cared for, and though badly
injured we learn had so far improved
as to be able to be ebo1t a little on
Monday. 1t is believed he will fully
recover.
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Amanda r. p. Letter.
DISTRICT No. 4, June ., 1877.
ADTTSNy

4tO. 1000
BAPTISM.
ED. JEFF: Or last Sunday, Rev.
Roadabaugh, of Vanlue, baptized Is
persons in the Blanch ard, at Jacob
Siddall's farm. One of the party was
"a years old.
The Sunday School Of this town
ship are agoing to hold a Sabbath
School revival, at the Lee Church COM
mencing this evening, CTuesday.) As
the programme reads it will be very
interesting. The meetings will con-
tinue day and evening till Thursday
evening.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Last Sunday Mr.. Jay Foster and
Miss Emma Doll, OF Whartonsburg,
were going to the river to attend the
baptism. Mr.. Foster attempted to drive
round team, but the driver did moi
allow it. Both applied the whip to
their horses. Opposite Mr.. Carl Gil
oerts Mr. FOSTERS buggy struck a
large stone, throwing Miss Doll out on
her head, cutting and bruising her
head very badly. She was carried to
Mr.. Gilberts, and DIR. Wilson, of Van.
lue, was called to dress the wounds,
At first the doctor thought the wounds
would prove fatal, but in the evening
she revived enough to be taken home.
She is still lying very low. A fes ar
rests for driving on Sunday, would be
a good lesson. H
The Dunkards are going to hold
their Communion meeting mex, Satur-
dav and Sunday, at the beru of Mr..
John Renshler, three miles west of
Vanlue. aEs
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MT. BLANCHARD LETTER.
MI BLANCHARD. o. MAY %. 1s1z

Mt BLANCHARD, o, May %, 1877.
ED JEFF; d c Potter and J R Heislev
of Pittsbnrg, commenced the Murphy
meetings in our town about two week.
ago. We have been holding meeting.
with crowded houses every night since
until the present week. Our efforts have
been crowned with success; 326 having
signed the pledge.
A Temperance Union was organized
last Friday evening, and the following
officers were elected: President, DIR c NJ
Fisher; Vice President, A S May; Sec
retarv, DR. G r Burson; Treasurer
Joseph Patterson; Chaplains, Rev 5 Her.
bert and Rev A II Marsh; Executive
Committee. o A Shoemaker, ] III Bid
die, r W McVay, Mrs Jerome Smith
and Mrs Biddle A rousing mass meeting
was held last Sabbath evening, which
was addressed by H F Winders, r Eel
lers, c McGillagan and y Adams, OF
Findlay. Forty-nine signers to the
pledge were obtained. Some Of the
worst drinkers in our town have re-
formed We hope the good work may
go on until every sink hole of iniquity"
in our town is closed.
Rev d W Downey, L B minister,
assisted by Rev French, Presiding e.
der, held quarterly meeting here last
Sabbath. About 8 o'clock p NJ, they
immersed IL persons, in the river at
Fahls mill. Between 500 and GOO peo-
pie witnessed the ceremony. Rev A H
Marsh will immerse several at the
same time and place next Sunday.
H n Hullinger and family have moy-
ed to Dunkirk.
DIR Yost, of Touchdown, will move
into Mrs HIS former residence next
Thursday. Mrs Coffman has gone to-
Schuyler, Neb.
The Murphy boys" of our "city7 are
at work in earnest. Messrs CM Fisher,
G r Burson and ] FL Biddle spoke to a
large meeting at Hickel's school house
last Thursday evening. All in the house
but four signed the pledge. DrGR Bur
SON and A S May will speak at Dunkirk
to night. Mayor A F Naus addressed
tine Murphy boys" last Saturday even
ing. Some men (?) as well as saloonists
are color blind" They think the "blue
ribbon" looks green. such people natur-
ally have a good mouth for boiled cider.
Mr. Abe Longbrake, Of Touchdown,
was marrid to Miss Lydia Bear of the
Travellers Home, last Sunday at 10 A NJ,
E J Sheldon, Esq, officiating
Yours Truly,
"BUsTED UP BUSnrER."
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rave on T-SeE rom yOur bed after a short
ssisep % and Yourself nearly suffOcated with
ositaItn s1atter N our rose, hsai. AMI
thrOa;s Have you noticed what n ds,,rss>iIf,
innuenee IL exercises on the mind. blultInz
its faculties, besides enervat ug The DO ~ Is
foul matter all can testify who are sfiIi lei
with CatarTh. How difficult to protect ths
system against lis further progress toy-ar,.s
the lungE and bronchial tuoes all uhy siciaps
can testify. II is a terrible disease, and cli. ;,
out TOR relief. To be freed from the DANCE
of sufiocati ion while lying down: 20 breathe
freely, sleep soundly and uncisturbed; TO
know that 10 poisonous; putrid matter de
files the breath and undermines the system:
TO know that the body does not. through ~
veins and arteries. carry the poison that -
sure to destroy. Is indet d blessing TosEr-
purchase immunity from such fate should
be the object of ali afflicted. Bul those who
nav tried many remedies and physicians.
despair OF relief or cure. They become in
credalouS- with such the loBg srrsp OF tes-
timOnials from our best citizens. physicians,
awaA n -sae- -
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Soda. as a Beverage

A youth from the vicinity of Ne
Comb, strayed away from his moorings,
one day last week, and astonished a
number of people before he returned.
He was seen on Main street about noon
"gawping round" when the thermome-
ter stood in the nineties.
"Whar's yer Soder founta" said he.
'I've her'n tell of that thing down tn
our place, an I'd like tn try'r on"
The questioned pointed to Charlie
Halls, and remarked "go there"
And he went, astonishing Charlie,
by iuquiring 'Is yer Solder water run
nin!"
Charlie assured him that it was ready
20 rrn AZ unment's notice. Would
he have ssinei
wall va a.! 'grss SO. How much
do it costT'
Five cents a glass; remarked
Charlie, and his eyes smiled.
"Awful dear, amt it," queried the
young man; '.but l guess II go half u
glass, any how. Cant give US half u
glass for two cents, kin yerY
"Ohl yes," remarked that bland con
fectioner; and his eyes smiled harder
''Do it for you, of course"
"Wall, then, I'll have that much any
how, as I'm kind o. haven a blow our,
o-day, yer see."
Have you a choice of syrups?" iu-
quired that affable caterer.
"Syrups!" WHOM thunder wants
syrupsl Soder's what goes on"
"Did you ever drink it before?" ask
ed the dispenser of soda.
"Wall, not '1actly; but I've hear'n
of it."
"Then be prepared to drink it quick,
or you'll lose the good Of it. Soon as
set the glass down grasp it and swal-
low. Now; here she goes"
And he turned on a full head. As
the soda struck the glass it seathed and
foamed beautiful, and made q noise
like steam escaping from a boiler. The
young man from the country looked
anxious but resolved, and when the
glass was set down before him, grasped
it, threw his head back, let the lower
part of his countenance drop, display
ing yawning chasm, raised the glass,
and the soda disappeared.
He sat do sn the glass and as he
smacked bis lips he remarked
"Taint no good thing arter alll"
'spected it was something awful nice.
"Ohi"-he calculated as the efferves
cent effect of the soda began to mani
fes. itself; and he laid a hand which
for acreage, would be hard to beat,
over his gastric region. '.What wuz in
itr
"Corbonated gas" remarked Charlie,
and the smile had all died out of his
eyes and a sombre gloom prevaded his
countenance. Sand it will soon blow
up" ''Hold on to your head"
The young man'seyes indicated there
was something wrong in his domestic
economy. He had hold of the counter,
and was hanging on with q powerful
grip, but when he was told to hold to
his head, he did it. Just then the
climax came, and in a voice of mingled
wrath and agony, he exclaimed:
''Jiminity to goshl Oh!-Oh-hich! |!
Is it all over? Is anybody hurti Is there
more to cum? wish / was tn hum.
Catch this child foolin 'roun yer new
kinds of water agin, will yerl No.
thank yer, (as Charlie inquired if he
would have some more,) Might g well
swaller volcaner. Here's yer tew
cents, mister. That biveridge of yours
lis ructions, guess. Whar would I
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08

Dr. TOwnsend's Oxy-
genated Air will pu-
rify the blood in one
third the time that
any other known re-
medy can W hy? be
cause 10 inhale O=y-
genated Airit goes di
rect to the Lungs and
paSseS through the
tissues and come $ in
direct contact with
the blood as II is for
ced into theLungs By
the action of the
heart. All the blOOd
in our veins returns
to the heart every
four minutes II the
blood ~ good, and is
forced from the heart
to the lungs and the
more oxygen you ia
hale into the lul IS
the more You purify
the blood. W hen OK
ygen comes in con
tact with the impuri
tie in the blood, il
carbonizes andburnS
ca isiDg the blood to
be heated so that 10
warns every part of
me bodyas IL gr es on
its revolutions thro'
the = stem. If your
blood is pnre you can
not b>Sick. We drive
Mercury and other
Impurities out of the
blood. We guarantee
tOpurify the blood in
one third the time of
any other known
remedy.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08

The regular secretion and how OF the gas
tric Juices, and of the bile which the use of
HosIetter's Stomach Bitters promotes. are
effects which coBduce materially TO the re-
storation OF Health. when the system is dis
ordered. Food is not digested In the dispep-
tic stomach because the gastric nuid Is def
cient, superabuudant or vitfated;-the liver
becomes congested and the bowels ,nstipat-
ed because the supply OF bile is lnaoequaI
or misdirected. The Bitters rectifies all this
and removes every i'll consequence OF non
assimilation and bilious irregularity. Furth-
ermore. IL stimulates the action OF the KID p
sfslced from the blood, and any tendency
line me urinary organs 10 grow sluggish ana
1lSoroered counteracted. Whether it be used
a. means OF regulating gastric or billions
secretion, aud relieving the overloaded bow
SIs, OF 70 prnmote complete, and therefore
neaItnlui, nrination, Hostetter's Bitters may
plish the end in view.
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Delegates to the 8. s. State Conventio n
The following persons were in at
tendance at the State Sabbath School
Convention frou this place. Rev.
Sutherland, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Car
nahan, Mrs. E. p. Jones and Miss Red
lex, of the Presbyterian Church; Rev.
Pope, and Miss Eta Robinson of the
N. E. Church and Rev. Sprecher and
F. B. Zay of the Lutheran Church.
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Silksi SILKS! Silks +!

Black Gros Grain Silk, warranted all
silk. rs cents per yard up 10 $500 per
yard-full fifty cents per yard cheaper
than last year.
Fancy dress Silks 75eents per yard
and upwards.
The largest stock, bes; assortment,
and lowest prices.
old White Corner.
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hev bin of I'd swallered bull glass;
Good day, mister. Lor' wouldn't like
ter see some feller tackle hull glass of
that ar
And Charles smiles boisterously
whenever he thinks of the young man
from the vicinity of McComb.
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Shibuah Sprink, on the 29th, wa
driving near Perrysburg, when the for
ward axle of his buoy gave way, drop
ping him to the ground, and THROWN:
the buggy top on the horses back. 4
runaway ensued, and Mr. Sprink receiy
ed some severe injuries.
Bellevue has coal oil lamps, and the
average expense of oil and wicking fol
them is two cents per night.
The Monroeville woolen mills were
put up at Sheriffs sale, on the 26th, bul
there were no bidders
Jim Means, a Sandusky rough, who
while engaged in fight with Nj
Kleis, of Danbury, Ottawa county, last
winter, bit off part of Kleis' nose, has
been found guilty, and received a
twenty years sentence from Judge Wat
son. Judge Watson is terror to evil
doers.'
At Ottoville, Putnam county, bur-
glars entered a number of stores and
dwellings. Five tramps were tracked
and captured, and some Of the stolen
goods found in their possession. They
are now in the Ottawa Jail awaiting
trial.
Timothy Morrissey and John Eisin-
ger, of Toledo, neighbors, had difficult
ty on Tuesday about line fence. Els
niger called Morrissey an evil name
when he in passion struck Eisinger on
the head with the hammer end of a
hatchet knocking him senseless. He
then struck him with the hatchet blade
infiicting very severe and ugly cut and
fracturing Eisingeris skull. The wound
ed man was not expected to recover.
Morrissey delivered himself up. He is
said to have been man of good reputa-
ton with many warm friends.
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List of Leiters

Remaining unclaimed in the P. o.
at Findlay, Hancock county, Ohio,
June the7, 1877:
DOMESTIC. Mr.. Samuel Hartman,
Rev. Alex. Harmount, Mr.. Alphonzo
Grose, Mr. Crops. Mrs. NJ. Moser, Miss
Sarah Ailspach. Mr.. WIN. Findlay. Mr..
Frank Myers, Henry d. BauIngertner,
Abraham Sioux, Miss E. A. Huffman,
Miss Mary E Lee.
DROP LETTERS. Mr.. Daniel Smith,
Samuel Jones, Wm. Heiston.
Persons calling for these letters will
please give date of advertisement.
z. G. DEWoLFE, P. II.
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sIarrisd.

FROST-ROBINSON-At Glasgow,
No, hay 10th, 1877. by the Rev. NJ l.;
Curl, Mr.. Clark d. Frost, of the Lindell
Hotel, st. LOUIS, and Miss Ella Robinson,
fourth daughter of the late b. F. Robin
son. Esq.
On account of the recent bereavements
in the family, only the immediate relatives
of the bride were present
We had the pleasure Of meeting the
pride, (who is handsome blonde,J while
visiting Findlay, last summer, and must
admit the good taste OF he groom IN
selecting so intelligent young lady.
We extend our congratulations, and
wish them bon voyage through life
Gsasc0p Journal.
HOUK-SAMPSO the resi-
dence of Mrs. Sampson, in Touchdown,
Nav 18th, by Rev. -7, Mr.. Solo
mon F, Houk, and Miss Rebecca j.
Sampson.
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Messrs. WEEKS x POTTER: Gentlemen
Please find enclosed 50 cents. for W len send
me two COLLINS VOLTAlC PLASTERS
They seem to be Just the thing for nervous
complaints, az those who use them testify.
/ Do lot use the III myself. but seeing yOuI
advertisement, and knowing that some OF
my neighbors were suffering from various
nervous ami painful dlsea es, l have pre-
vailed upon Them to try the NDLrAlC
PLASTERS, and thus far they have proved
very satisfactory Please send me your low
est rates by the Dozen Very respectfully
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Big Lick Letter,

BIG LICK, June 4th, 1877.
Mr.. Ed: Sheep shearing is the order
of the day now, corn plowiDg having
been completed. Corn planting has
not been INDUCED in on account OF
the dryness, though the appearance
now is for rain, and then the plow
will go. Oats and fax are somewhat
spotted. Wheat is out in head and
the straw viii not be long.
INA cIsTERN.
One morning last week Mr. S. L..
Thomas on getting up and going out
into his lot found that one of is
horses had broken through into his
cistern, and could not get out. He
procured help. and by removing the
planks and digging away one side, sue
ceeded in getting the horse out. 1t was
not much injured.
Rowdies occasionally trespass on
other peoples premises, and disturb
them by groaning and making disa
greeable noise. They usually do this
when only women and children are
about the premises, whom they think
they can frighten. 4 horsewhip. well
applied, or little powder turnt under
their noses might teach them better
behavior.
Mrs Ellen Damon, who had been
confined to her residence by that in
sidious foe, consumption, for long
while, died on Saturday last. She
leaves a husband and five children to
mourn her loss. Her burial took
rlace on Monday, and was numerously
attended. RKST.
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kidney Diseases.DropsY. etc

Kidneys, Pain in the Back, Gravel, and
all Urinary Diseases, Diabetes, Dropsy,
Nervous Debility, etc, should at once
try DR.. 5. ID. HOwc's Arabian Tonic Blood
Purifier.
Sold by J. Fl. Decker, Druggist, 81
Main Street, Sole Agent for Findlay and
Mt Blanchard, Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08

Murphy Hat,
Both good and Cheap ard tie latest
thing out. EBLING has them. 90 to
Melodeon Hail Building and buy 3tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08

THE Nerve Structures receive strength
and vitality and the whole system is
recruited byusing "Lawson's Curative. >
Its wonderful. curative properties com
pletely eradieates Rheumatism. Neural
gia, and all diseases having their origin
in disOrdered nerves.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08
Spring STYLES.

EBLING has them all, not only in
Clothing, but in Hats, Caps, Furnishing
Goods, &c, and at prices so low you will
he astonished. Call In. 3tf
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WANTED
WANTED!
100000 pounds of WOOL.
for which the ighest maj ket
price will be paid, at
j. S. PATTERSON'S.

All the new styles and colors in
Lawns, White Dress Goods. Cashmercs.
Grenadines, Bombazines. Alpaccas,
&c. at Old White Corner.
THE place to buy all kind of Boots
and Shoes cheap. is at
5-S II. G. DARLING'S
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WHEN your children looI

WHEN your children look pale. los
ing appetite, Shiny diarrhea. stupid,
pick at nose, wakefulness and fretful-
be on your guard for the worms that
are sapping the life out of your dar
ling child. For a certain cure get a
box of Wallace's n ,tional Worm Loz-
enges, they are guaranteed.
For sale by Long & Ward, South End
Druggists, Cass' Block. 1w
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Consump..ou can be eured

by timely resort to DR.. S. ID. Howe's
Arabian Milk Cure. 1t does not dry up a
cough and leave the cause behind, as is the
ease with most preparations; but it loosens
the phlegm, cleanses the lungs and allays
irritation, thus removing the cause Of the
complaint.
Sold by J. III. Decker, Druggist, 81
Main Street Sole Agent Tor Findlay and
Mt Blanchard, o. -
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NEW WOOL, ROOM

$4,000 pounds of Wool wanted at the
new Wool Rooms of NJ. B. Patterson,
one door East of H. b. Green's, on
Saudusky Street. Headquarters at
Hume g. Halls.
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W. H.HAYEN. Agent.
local Drodure .Maraef.

FINDLAY. o., June :, 1871.
Chickens. $500 per dOZ.
Eggs, S@9 cents.
Butter, SWl3cents-
Hides, green, 5i@6 cents.
Hides, dry, cents.
Calf, green, 10 cents.
Sheep Pelts, 25c@75c.
Tallow 81 cents.
Lard 9@10 cents.
Flax seed, 81 % -
Rags, l J cents.
Beeswax, % cents.
Timothy Seed 81 50 per bu.
Clover Seed l0@l2cls per pound
Potatoes G0@Si 90 per but.
Green apples. 20 cts per Dbl
Dried apples &c per lb.
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In order to reduce their stock 10 make
room for their new building. CALL
EARLY and make your selections. 81
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08

A fire broke out in the tailor shop of
Woodruff & Hilgerinkis, at Fostoria, on
the night of the 10th ultbut no material
damage was done.
A colored girl named Asken, at Lag
onda, in this State, attempted to cross
the track of the c q c d Z R, while
the train was switching. She tripped on
the track. fell, and five cars passed over
her body cutting it in two at the waist
Near Pontiac, Huron county, on the
26th ult, an affray occurred between
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DISEASES.
Collins Voltaic Plasters

For the Immediate relief and permanent
cure OF msnv forms of Paralysis, Epilepsy or
Fits, and Nervous and Involuntary Muscular
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08

Miss Sarah E Redick is giving lessons
on Piano and Organ-terms reasonable
inquire of R H Holiday, at music store
Odd Fellows Block.
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Ready-Made Shirts.

Warranted to fit. Also new things in
Ties. Gloves, Collars, Cuffs, &c.
Satchels. Trunks. &c, &c.
Old White Corner.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08

CONVINCE yourself that NJ. g OAR
LING is selling Boots and Shoes cheap
er than any one in town, by calling on
him. Seeing is believing. So
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08
$4,000 POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED.

NJ. B. Patterson has opened a Wool
room, on Sandusky st. one door East
of 81. B. Green's. and is paying the
highest market prise for Good Wool.
Headquarters at Hume & Halls.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-08
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