The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-10-12


e akIng many articles of value from each
d Of them.
-IHE BIGGEST THING that ev.,
. struck Findlay. The inme nse stock @
| ew over Coats aud Suits for men and boyr
D Al old White Corner. cheaper than ver.
One Of the features of the Fair al
: Youngstown, wes a set Of triplets. They
attracted great attention.
] The new bridge, being constructed at
Fremont, will be completed by the ooh
: Of this month.
An intelligent grocery man in Perrys-
burg, bu; one who does not advertise,
has these words written on a sign in
front Of his store: Oysters stewd inn
: awl stiles"
Some threshers, near Lima, went to
work about ten o'clock one morning
recently, and soon after they had COM
menced operations for the day, four
ramps were observed to come out ofthe
NOW and leisurly take their departure
The threshers thinking to have little
fun picked up some clubs and started
after the tramps, but soon they started
in another direction. for the pilgrims
quietly pulled out four revolvers and
presented them to the sstonished pur-
suers
the dry goods store ofGodfrey Jagar,
and shoe store of Krotzer, in f more,
were burglarized recently, and a large
amount Of goods taken. Three suspic- |
ious looking characters were arrested.
Several burglaries occurred in FIRE.
mont last week. At one house the
depredators took about $40 in money
and a few articles of clothing and at
ano her beautiful lap robe was taken.
On the night of the 29.h, a young man
by the name of Hesrod. living in Au-
glaize county. committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart. He
had been having some differences with
young lady, recently, and that is sup
posed to be the cause of Il e deed.
a friend in need is a friend indeed"
Such a friend is DR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which should be in every family; it only
COSTS % cents bottle and may save
many doctor till.
THE RIaGEST THING that ever
"A struck Findlay. The immense stock of
~ ''v' Coats and Suits FOR men and boys
a ord " hite s"rner. cheaper than ever.
Burglars entered the residence ofGeo
w Benner, IN Defiance county, recently
and stole pocket book containing over
500. No clue to the thieves has been
found
The number of scholars enrolled in q,
the Defiance Union school is 596. and .
during the month of September there
were2 q cases of corporal punishment.
During the Fair at Fremont, last
week some of the buildings caught fire, =,
and before assistance could be brought,
twenty-five of the stalls and one horse
were burned.
4 new brass band has been organized
in Fostoria. 1t will be called the Fos-
ier Light Guard Band.
Tiffinites are almost scared to death
over anonymous letters which have
been sent to many citizens, threatening
to burn up the town. You shouldn't be
so wicked over there.
Monday evening, of last week, a fire
was discovered on the premises of Mr. c
Mueller, in Tifin, and almost before the
animals could be taken out the mule
barn was reduced to ashes. Several par
lies have been arrested on suspicion.
but nothing positive could be proven
against them.
The biggest snake story Of the year
comes from Napoleon, VIII re it is re-
ported that lady recently gave birth to
four live snakes. A few days af,er she
gave birth to healthy child. A Napo-
leon lady vouches for the truth of this.
Several robberies were attempted in
Fostoria, last week, but most of them
were unsuccessful A confidence man
tried toply his vocation on a man who
had over $1,000 in his possession, but
was seen in time TO be revented. IN
fortunately the scoundrel escaped.
East Liverpool, Ohio, now uses natur-
al gas for illuminating and heating pur
poses. We Is are sunk in many places
and The gas comes UP in great abund-
ance. Af.er being received in gas ,
ometer, ii is distributed around the vii
age in the u ual way, and is found 10 be
of excellent quality.
While number of tramps were being !
discharged from custody, in Warren,
recently, man charged with rape and
other crimes passed out With the rest,un
noticed and has not been seen since.
Three little children were run away
with by fractious horse, in Biuffton,
recently. After going quite distance
the buggy was upset and one of the
boys leg was broken IN the fall.
Urbana claims population of 273
an increase of 50o in the past year. The
number of school children is 207S, of
whom 226 are colored.
The fIGGESI THING that ever
n struck Findlai. The immense stock OF
;,ew OvcI Goats and Su Us for men and boys
At Ola " bite Corner cheaper than ever. !
BY recent census taken in Norwalk,
tn population is found to be 5S32-a
small increase The number of inhab-
itants IN the township is 1880.
The registration in Allen county was
exceedingly light, very few indulging in
the exercise.
Soldiers Re-Union.
There will be General Soldiers Re-
Union held at Arlington. Ohio, on