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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

government. Iwaive none Of Ing legal
rights, but yield to superior force
am not discouraged by TIL act that
one by one the Republican : lie gov
ernInents of tie South h. beer
forced TO suecumb TO forc-. 90 fraud
or policy. Louisiana, tl.e tir-- STATE
reba b litated after the war, i ti.r last
State whose government thus falls,
and believe ir will be among The first
to raise Itself again 10 the plane OF
equal aud honest representation. l
ADVISE that YOU mai:s'aic year party
organization, auu continu- ." battle
for the rights OF citizenship md free
government. We strive for these, aud
not for man or IneE.
1t grieves NE teyOBc expression
that the heroic efforts yOn ha' = made.
and the cruel sufferings yon Lave I'M
dergone to maintain Republican prin-
ciples in Louisiana. have lad this
bitter ending. To those wit' have sd
gaiianii: stood uy NE il. rbr ip''g COM
test we have PASSED ,hr' ugh. tender
my heartfelt thanks. To all | would
counsel peace. patience, fortitUde, and
a firm trust that eventually right aud
justice will prevail.
= " PAcEaRp Gvp-r..
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

Rochester and Pir'sburc, aid the cid
picture of Moonlight on the Ohio
was realized. At 230 we found our
way t. the Central in Allegheny,
and were soop obIivious of all sur
rcuEdirgs Until long after daylight.
Tie call for bTeskfast, however. was
not TO be neglected, and We were soon
ready 10 90 it justice. Tie day was
sp-rr p:easautiy among cur friends
~. aged mother whose kindly features
arr still dear TO IL. aid whose three
score a.d ten have. long since been
merged i'll the >hadowy Iast- greeted
us with hearty welcome. But We must
close. The lirni: of our stay admopish
Us tha, If We would see host of neph
ews, neices. &c. and call upon a few
of our boyhocd friends, we must not
letter over ihis, however pleasant
task. A II. b.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

The Cincinnati Postoffice has under
gone investigation, and the investiga-
tors has reported Postmaster Wahle
bIameless. Col. Thornton, who had
been a deputy In the office, after re-
moval made charges against the Post
master of violating the laws, and Of
paying clerk fer three moths sell
vice after leaving the Office, and twelve
days after his death. The report of
the investigators, sets forth that upon
investigating this matter it appeared
that clerk named Speidel' had been
taken sick in November, and had died
on the 18th of January. The other
clerks had voluntarily performed his
work during his sickness, at 10 addi-
tional expense to the government, and
after he died the balance OF the
months salary to February LIST was
paid 10 his widow. In forwarding his
quarterly account. Mr.. WahIe had
transmitted letter to the Sixth Au
ditor, setting forth all these facts clear
y. sayiog that in case the department
declined to pass the amount, he desir-
ed it charged to his personal account.
The agents were not charged with ex
amining inte the general conduct OF
the Office any farther than 10 aseer
tain whether any financial Irregular
ties existed. and their report in regard
20 the matters called to their attention
fully exonerates Mr. Wahie from the
charges which Col. Thornton b,ought
against him.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
New Advertisements a
A wOnder-WorkiDg Remedy.

No remedial ag. n has ever been Ofier,d Il TO
the sick and debilitated at all comparable
to Hosiettei's Stomach BiiteIs, N cases OF
Iemit;ent and Intermittent feveTs, conStipa-
lion, nervous al mems, rheumatism, and
disorders IN diving constitutional weakness
OF physical decay. IL literally "wo,ks Won
ders" The botanic ingredi. uts which its
spIritaous basis holds In solution, act like -
charm upon the stomach, and through the
stomach upon the brain, liver, bowels and
nervous sy>iem There is nothing in It's
composition That Is not salubrious. II con-
taius some OF the most potent ionlcs OF the
vegetab e kingdom and the juices of the bet
aparient ami anti-biliOus roots and herbs
cOmbtned with perfectly pure stimulating
element. The bitteTs are peculiarly adapted
TO tho e engaged in exhau>tingOr unhealthy
occupations, as by Its use strength is sustain
mos;heric and other Influences pIejCdicial
to health largely increased.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
sour Waichword."
FOREST. o., May LIST, 1877.
Dare to be a Murphy,
Dare to stand alone,
'Dareito be a Murphy,
Dora IN rpot - ln.un

DdIc tU NC Murphy,
Dare to stand alone,
Darelto be Murphy,
Dare to make it known"
The temperance wave surges high,
and is sweeping 'broad cast" ore all
the land. Ever and anon a rurnbling
as OF some distant thunder is heard,
reverberatiDg far above the noise of the
tumultuous. restless waves, of poor
and almost "wretched fallen man
being lifted up out of the slough, to
which We thought he had irretrievabiy
gone-and rescued by the mtrcifu! out
stretched hands, with ''malice toward
none, and charity for ALL" What a
vivid and glorious picture for the i'm
aginative or contemplative mind The
requiem of those ''lostr or 'tgone be
fore," has already been sung and wait
ed back 70 US with sorrow and regret.
Now, if those who yet" iive-wIll leave
the .'poor old standard wreck" and
pull for the shore-a new life, a new
era of existence will have dawned, and
We awake with renewed energy. \
TED. nm" on Cur lips-anticipating
the conkumation of all our hopes
push on" this. grand and glorious
cause, which Francis Murphy, the
father and originator fought go man
fully. undauntedly-after suffering
untold miseries-to inaugurate that
which seeks 10 lift up" via, kick
ing a man. when he is down. The en-
thusissm manifestly apparent where
ever this cause has gone, is keenly felt
by ms, and, well they may be enthusi
astic. For what has the Christian
Churches of our land (as they call
tkemselves,) done to elevate man
rescue them from the depths of degra
dation and iniquity unto which he had
unres.rainedly gene? They do not go
out OF their sphere, and we need not
look for ''reform" in that line Ii
looks bad, but nevertheless, is Al un-
deniable fac, more or less of them
imbibe in the intoxicating drink as a
beverage. Excuse, Impaired health,
or stiuiulent Is necessary for my weak
"heroesT2l When in fact they have be-
come addicted to it and dislike letting
it alone. The work here is going brave
~ Oh, over three hundred and thirty
having signed the pledge. We made
Patterson, a small place South OF US
a visit Wednesday evening; Whartons
burg, a small town North of us Thurs
day evening, to see what can be doue
in The way of ''reform, at thess points.
"a MURPHyITR. " E'I
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

The oath nit was observed through
out Minnesota as day of fasting a1c
prayer from the grassliopper plague.
Base bah clubs are on the GO. Hart
fcrds 5-Athietics 2. Talley. t
We hope that the first utilization
DR.. Siemens makes Of the Hiagra wat
er power will be for hydrauiic price,
to soueeze down the prices there. Ii
a few hackmen should get caught,
sud reduced TO tenuity of note paper,
n would dot be reason for appoiating
q day of mourning.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
Road Notice.

N .TlCE is hereby gwen that n petition
~ will be presented 10 the Commissioners
of Hancock County. at their mkt session,
June 4th, y. D. 1877, pray ing TOR the establish.
bsnt of "a County koad ON the following
line, to-wit Beginning at n county road
running rOrth and south past tile residence
OF Charles r. Reese, in blanchard Towns hip,
on the line between blanchard AMI Union
Irepce East on said line nuiil It
inteisecis The Kaiida State Road and there
terminate.
C.. F. REESE, ct. al. Petitioners.
ApIiI 9Th IS-7. 512
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

"THE Coming Cobgress-Its Duty"
is now the leading topic With Demo
cratic Journals. OF course they do not
advocate ''cenciliation" = that is,
advise enough of their majority to go
over to the Republicans to enable them
In elect a Sneaker
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
.Harrisa.

Observation-Disclosures the res
idence of Mrs. Fellers, Findlay, Ohio
Thursday, April 18th, by Rev. p. P.
Pope, Dir. VIM G. Crawford and Miss
Sarah Shilling, both Of this county.
SHOEMAKER-FOO Thursday,
April 26th, 1877, at Mt Blanchard, Ohio,
By Rev. W. w. Cramer, Mr.. Oscar Shoe
maker and Miss Ella Foor, both Of this
county.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
A MAMMOTH MAN

with head lowered sideways and shoul-
ders stopped, trying TO avoid contact
with the signal rope. Instantly "there
were giants in those days" flashed
upon our mind, and as be stopped be
side the condCctor,-n mau cousidera-
bly, above medium hight, who had to
lock up almost as child looks up TO
parent TO see his face, his great hight
became the more observable. We did
not learn their names, but ascertained
the large couple lived near Serviile, ard
,Eat at times SO many came to s, e
hem that they had 10 deny themselves
30 callers. At the next station-Can
ton-the passengers mostly left the
car, and when they he'd gone. UP rose
The giants and proc, eded through the
car 70 the sleeI er, and We never shall
forget their appearance. The man is
pleasant faced and very mammoth
in appearance. fhe woman tall, pleas
ant looking, graceful in her move,
nents, neither spare nor fleshy but well
proportioned. Enveloped in a long
travelling cloak, bowed over as she was
obliged to be TO walk under the sig
ual rope, without disparasement, we
could not help thinking of the tall
woman on stilts always among tse har-
equins
About ! 80 we struck the beautiful
Ohio, whose placid bosom scintiliated
and shiinmeied in the silvery light. A
single steamer was passed between
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
~ has been presented 10 ths Town CouLe
o. the lneorporated Village of Findiay and
is now pending before them, play ing for the
vacation Of - much of the FiDdlay ana
Lima Road. nov one OF he streets o. said
VIII gs as lies beiween Lfb~ry Stree: anu
Lima Street. within said IDcofpOrafed VII
lage- Said petition n sci for hearing Nav
2ath. 1877. at O'Clock =. NJ, and will then De
heard. or as soon thereafter a. = hearing can
be Obtained. d. J. COKY
April 18th, lS77. iS2
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

ONE of the likely results of the Pre- =
dents Southern policy is at present
attracting much attention. Tne pres
ent relation of the Senate counting
Davis as Republican, is Republican
majority of 4. If the recently elected
Senator from Louisiana is seated as he
undoubtedly will be, that majority y
will be reduced 10 8. Kellogg and
Eustis are the other claimants, ard
should Eustis be recognized the msjor,
ity will be reduced to (Which is equiv
alent to nothing, considering the hos
tility existing and the Southern Re
publican Senators to the Presidents
policy The Democracy are canvass
ing the situation, it il said, with a
view to recognizing the officers of the
Senate and electipg a Democratic
President protempore. Should they
succeed in this the Democracy awili
have virtual control of both the House
and Senate. Kellogg's credentials are
in the hands of the Committee OF
Privileges and Elections and their re-
port will open up tire Louisiana matter
and on its discrimination Will hinge
the whole matter.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

A Hateful Habit: Splitting and Hawk
ing caused by Cstarrh. y few bottles of
DIR. S ID. HOwe's Arabian Milk Cure cures
this loathsome disease, as well as Coughs
and Colds.
Sold by J. II. Decker, Druggist, 81
Main Street, Sole Agent tor Findlay and
Mt Blanchard, Ohio. 5l-2
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
PARTITION NOTICE.

MARY CALVIN : and Benjamin =. Calvin
! vi her bu> band, Matilda T.. IOoinau and
Samuel y. TOOmaE. hi husband. % HIS
dare county, Michigan and Joseph L. Cook
David Cook, am John Cook, OF Hancock
county. Ohio, and David TOSmsD. Eugene
ToOnar and Eli 1NOnan, I BfaUch county
Michigan, and Martin TOOmau, o. Polk cDun-
ty. Iowa and John TOOTaaD, whs-s. p ace Of
residence Is GEknOwn. and asry OsS. ar
nellie COOS Elizabeth CGOk FranklIu Cook
and William Cook Of o. q cDunty, DiiiO.
and CssTisSa GGek willow OF David Cook
1ec~a>eJ. viii Ee notice tnrl = l'-i d Ion
was fied against them ON The l2i q day Of
APRIL -. H.. lS77, Ia III Court Of fOmnOn
Pleas. within and for the county Of hancock
Aforesaid, by RuSibiO g Cook, and Is now
pending. wherein said EusibiO c. Cook de-
mands partition OF the following real estate
to wit: commencing at the Southeast Oor-
ner ofthe SOufb-e -ea-t quarter Of section one
IN, tn township two u North. range nine
North ei2hiy -IOur rOsss "a the South liae OF
lands lately sold and G e'nysysd By -a.si retf-
TONER a. A0mi "a IN TatOr OF David Cook de-
ceased 20 william ID. Porter, thence WeS.
along the South Ene Of said land 50 sold 10
Porter. 10 The West line of said quarter sec
ton. the nee South 20 The South iiue Of laid
quarter Sc ion. ard thence east to the ri.icr
of beginning. excepting therefronp ore acre
heretofore sold To 20 OBs Tnoma5 q Miller
out of the South east corr er of aid qua. ter
section and hat. at the EEK: term o. laid
court. the said EusibiO g. COOK Will apply
for an order. thar dover may be asSignei 10
-atd Clarissa Cook. and tnst Partition NAV
be made OF said premises
ECsIBIO c. COOK.
BY BROWN & PESDLETo.;, ms Attornsys
April 18th, 1877. is2
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Attachment Notice.

J. r. Anger. Plaintiff, Before Isaac Cusac. J.
against T. of Please Mt Twp,
On the 10Th day Of . phi, A 1877 laid
Justice issued an order of attachment III the
above action for the sum of $3.50
J. K AP9ER.
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Hied.

GIFFORD--At the residence of his
father, near Yanlue. April 27th. 1877, of
Consumption, Zebulon p. Clifford, aged
10 years, II months and days.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

Col. s. d. HARRIS, for many years
editor of the Ohio Farmer, and well
known correspondent of various agri
cultural journals, lied at Hudson, O.,
on Thurday. ..
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
steel PlOwS.
IMPERIAL, or GIBBS PLOW,
BUCYRUS, or SKUNK PLOW,
And BALLS NEW PL0W Called
RED JACKET.
f25I
Change Of Firm.
SAMUEL MoYRR. C.E MoYER
MOVER e. SON

Having purchased the Grocery Store
and Bakery, Of Kob & Sheets, in the Colt
House Block. will continue 10 keep on
a full line Of Groceries and Provisions.
and will be glad to baye all the old Gus
toners Of the store, and all our friends, TO
cali and see us, as we viii do as well by
them as any one in Findlay.
w All goods sold for Cash, and for
Cash only. sos
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
1indisp getersonian.
Ffndlay, Ohio, May A. 1877.
A. H. BALSLEy, Editor and Proprietor,

EDWARD MCPHERSON, formerly clerk
of the House, has heen appointed
Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and
Prining.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

An old man named Burdict, an in
mate of the Wood county Infirmary, had
one of his legs amputated last week. He
had been afflicted for years in that limb
with q fever sore. ..
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

o. II. IRISH, of Nebraska, has been
appointed Assistant Chief of the Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing, vice
Charles McCarter, resigned.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

THE Grand Central Hotel. New
York, offers its guests the privilege OF
choosing the location of their
rooms and floors, and have made re-
duction of rates on all.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

WE give elsewhere Packard's fare
well address. 1t is strong document
and will awaken the sympatbies of
every Republican reader.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

VFE1C- "r InI- NE II 1 \ ~ N n U = We.
I Milton Barnes, Secretary Of State Of the
State of bhio. do hereby certify that the fore
going u n true copy of an act therein named
passed BY the General Assembly Of he State
OF Ohio. on ihe sih day OF april. A. ID 1871
taken rom tie original rolls On fi!e IN this
office.
In Wines Whereof. have hsreunto sub.
scrihf u nv name, aud affixed the
SEAL Seal of this Once az Column Dos tile
9th day OF April. A. % ls77.
MILTON BARNES.
-lt H % Secretary OF State.
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Notice of Appointment


t.State OF SaIilUtI = SIX I'eCtitktu.
The undersigned has been appointed and
Qualified as Executor nf the Estate ofSSmu q
Essex late Of Hancock couliy. deceased
Dated Jhi> 10 day Of ApriI A. ls77.
5I ALVAN ROSE
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NOTICE.

. EALED proposals will be received al the
- ofnee OF the Trustees OF tindIay townshSp
until u O'Clock. noon. OF. =
FRIDAY, MAY nth, 1877,
and Will be sold 20 the Ioxes. responsible
bidder tbs following work to- wit:
The construction OF = road bed and macad-
line NORTH. .secordina - the speeircations 3 on
Die IN the eofhes' 0f Clerk. Of Eindley town
ship. Hancock county .Ohie.~r -
Given "a 'hr ciesk'seaiee, this nth day OF
By order "a the Trustees az Findiay town.
ship. ai.al : ENkY q. .LtJUrHAN.
30 81 Clerk OF Findlay township.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Five 10 six Horse Power Engine En-
,uire ct this Office. Possession given at
any time. A n. BALsLEY.
Proprietor JEFF. +"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

Just as the war between Russia and
Turkey has broke out, along comes The
astronomer and tells us that three comets
are lowering on the confines of this
planet, Just as though one wasn't enough
% slartle the credulous.
ID L Watson, treasurer of the Board
Of Education of Berea, Cuyahogo county.
has proven a deaulter to the extent of
$4,000 az least the Board has commenc-
ed an action 20 recover that amount
against him and his securities for that
amount. Watson has disappeared.
James Williams has got himself into
trouble at St 1larys. He borrowed
$50 from the bank at that place on note
TO which the names of Stephen Arm
strong and Edward Smith had been at
tached, without their knowledge and
consent, and he is now under $1,000
bonds to appear for trial.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

On the Goth of June Queen Victoria
will have completed the 40th ytar of her
reign Prominent Canadians are pro
posing 10 have her assume the ii:le OF
Empress cf Caaada" OH that day.
Following extract from Wade Hamp-
tons message to the South Caroiii a
Legislature. is good reading and CO n
tains a sentiment which, if honestly
carried OUT. would not be rejected by
any one: Il cherish the hope that you
will forget the animosity eHdar gered
by political strife. rise superior to petty
considerations OF partisauship, and,
devoiing yourselves with patriotic zeal
to the service of your State, you will
strive earnestly to restore its lost pros
perity, revive its wasted industries, re-
form nll a6Ises in its government, and
promote peace, harmony, good will,
and justice among all classes and par
ties. All efforts to bring about
ABETTER STATE OF AFFAIRS.
will prove unavailing until the tinan-
ces Of the State are put in healty
ard the credit of the State
is established on the sound and honor
able footing it once occupied"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04

WM. E. DAVIS, Assistant Treasurer
of the United States, at Cincinnati,
died in that city, on-the 26th ult, aged
about 4e years. He had been d suffer
er for four months previous to his
death. He had been a correspondent
of the Gazette during the war, was
captured near Resaca, Ga, ia May
1864, and with Brown and Richardson,
other correspondence, was Imprisoned
in Castle Thunder. ,sa
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Notice to Stockholders.
C. w. pow ELL.

NOfICE is hereby given to ali persons that
! subScr;bG d stock 10 'the Hancock coun-
T. GraDg.4 SGpDly Hou>e ," that the Fiith
and La-i lDstaiImeDt OF said s:ock u now
due and called for. together with all BAL
ances remaining unpaid Of FORMER install
meuts-the parties representing said unpaid
stOck, are hereby uotIfied to pay the same
over % WD Il VansaDt Treasurer. OF said
company within thiry days
JOHN COOPER, Pres.
p. e. REDFERN. sec
April 7th, 1857. 59 81
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HUME & HALLS

We respectfully ask you to examine our
new goods, and submit these inducements
We are now the exclusive agents in this
county, of our manufacturers, the Oldest
and Best in the country, and customers
always know what they are buying.
Placing our orders for cash, we are en-
abled to furnish our friends the Best Booi
and Sh ,e possible TO make stock and work
on improved lots, of any size, as low as
the materiar.can be bought for on the old
plan. Mems and Boys Fine Boots. Mems
Womens', Misses and Childrens' Fine
Shoes a specially, and the 1st class stand
ard goods for general wear, as low as COM
mon grades are generally sold to dealers
We warrant ell Custom Goods. Have
goods made TO order Have shop to repair
10 accommodate customers
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-04
5th Day of June, A. ID. 1877,

Each bill shall contaia the name OF every
person interested IN the same. and shall be
accompanied by sufficient guarantee OF
some disinteIesIed person, that IL the bid H.
accepted, a contract will he entered into and
the peri, rmance of IL properly secured.
Bids for labor and for material must be
separate, sfariDg the price of each
rhe Board reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. +. w. PUWELL, CLERK.
Benton Ridge, o.. April 18th, ls77. 5l2
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p. S.--Dry Goods.

We have bought for cash during the late
panic in Cotton Goods. a good assort-
ment greatly under cost Of reduction, in
cluding large line of Ginghams, Cotton
AIDES and sheeting, which We will close
out with with all goods on hand, at lower
prices than ever known in Findlsy: Call
and save money, and oblige II. x IL.
School Teachers Notice.
Every Teacher in Hancock County, will
be profited by calling for a good. nice,
easy fitting Boot, ShGe or Slipper at
HUME L. HALLS.
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DIR. ARNEk D.. DAVIS,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office ut
L stairs in Davis Opera House Block ,FIDd.
lay, ohio. 81 ly
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED Proposals for the building of Two
y School Houses In blanchard Township
according to specifications on file In the OF
flee Of the Clerk of said Township, Will he
received until noon of the