The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-09-14
NEWS ITEMS.

Like beautiful jewels in brazen set
tings are handsome features upon a
face marred by signs of blood poison
ing. The great purifier of the blood
is DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Gray hair is honorable, but not de-
sired by young or middle-aged people.
Yet it is inherited by some; produced
by overwork, mental or physical, in
others; and is the result of anxiety
and care in a third class. Toall affect
ed IN this way we say, use Rings Veg
etable Ambrosia, the most reliable
restorative extant. A judicious use of
this article gives to gray brashy hair,
the dark, silky appearance SO admired
by all.
The remains of four more bodies
were discovered among the ruins of
Hale's piano factory, burned recently,
at New York, on Saturday last.
President and Mrs. Hayes arrived
home at Fremont on Saturday. and
were greeted with hearty warmth by
old friends and neighbors.
The funeral of NJ. Theirs, of France,
took place on Sunday, at Paris, and
was a fitting tribute to departed worth.
c. A. Dague, of Columbus, has been
arrested on a charge of numbering a
negro, at Westerville, eight years ago.
The Cincinnati Enquirer opposes
the registry act on the ground that it
protects and facilitates frauds in suf-
frage, instead of preventing them. Let
the Enquirer once prove that, says the
Gazette, and the law will be in no dan
ger of repeal at :he hands of Demo-
cratic Legislature. The affectation of
solicitude by that party for the purity
of the ballot box is excessively thin.
A band of Montenegrins surrounded
village in Herzegovina, recently, in
tending to raid upon it. During the
night another band arrived, and the
first supposipg the second to be Turks,
fired upon them. A desperate fight
ensued and 200 were killed before
the comb .ttants discovered they were
friends
Reports give the Legislature of Cal
ifornIa to the Democracy, on joint
ballot, though full returns may change
its political complexion.
The Fire Chiefs met at Nashville, on
the 9Th. Their next National Conyen-
ton will be held in Cleveland.
Gold coin is coming into New York
with every steamer in large quantities,
and the stock in the vaults of the Bank
of England is reducing fast.
The N citing Of Union and Confeder-
ate soldiers, at Marietta. was largely
attended, and was considered a great
success. Gen. Lew Wallace and May
or Robt. McEldowney, spoke. urging
the necessity of perfect reconciliation.
Speeches were also made by the Presi
dent, P N. General Key, General
Devens, and others.
On Wednesday, of last week, Mr..
aud Mrs. Stephen Lockwood, of Ge-
neva. O., attempted to eloss the track
of the l.. s. road, near Painesville, in
front of train, when their horse and
buggy were struck by the locomotive
The old couple were almost instantly
killed. the buggy smashed to atoms,
and the horse killed. The old couple
had been motioned to not to cross, but
paid 70 attention TO the signal.
John Ennwright. An attachee of the
Great London Circus, was arrested at
Cleveland, on Friday last, charged
with the murder of J. Ross, a citizen
of Sparta, Hancock county, Ga, in
March last. Mr.. Ross was wealthy
man of the place. and carried consid-
cradle money with him. One Saturday
night in March he left bis store, and
on his way home was knocked down
and robbed. His skull was mashed in
and he died. The assassin escaped,
, ut the avenger of blood got upon bis
track, followed him from State to State
and into Canada; then to the circus,
and finally pounced upon him at
Cleveland as stated. He will probably
expiate mis- crime upon the gsllows.