The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-26
HERE AID tLSEa HERE-WISE AND
OTHERWISE.

, woman who had -stOOped 10 loiE'
last concluded 20 marry her. Aier th'
. ceremony, he vas called on TO pay ;
Justice fee Of $40. Marshall fee Of S
and LAWYERS fee Of 81. He woulC
have far d better 10 have taken out I;
license and gone to preacher
A smart Young man near Fremon
concluded he would wine TWO sprighl,
calves on straw sack He undertook
: to make hoe in the stack in which Il
shell er the calves by setting fre 20 he
straw, and when it had burned fl
enough putting out the ire vi ha couple
of pals of water. The experiment wal
not satisfactory and he has postponed
further exper menis until he gets ano;h
er pi of straw.
, You can buy nobby suit Of cloh'
cheap of Bob Redick at c Ritters. Gal
Iownys New Block. 36-3S
Fremont City Council has empowered
committee 10 inspect he halls, schoo
houses and churches. of hat city, and
repor: vhe her hey have proper mean:
ofescape in case Of fre. The law Of lS65
is occasioning considerable inspection q
such buildings. in various places.
t. rec tramps en'ered the residence
of Adam Keller at the Ridge near Carey
on the morning he l2th. and carried
off two oyercoats and a silver watch Mr.
* discovered his loss soon af er and get
ting assistance pursued the thieves who
we're overtaken near Kirby, brought
back to Care. callaboosed. and next day
sent TO Jail III Upper Sandusky.
c Ritter Merchant Tailor in Gallo
ways New Block, keeps the neatest and
best assortment of Gents furnishing
goods in town, at low prices.
How much home news can You gel
in Cincinnati weekly paper? And how
much interest do they take in questions
of vital home concern? Yet there are
people Who for fifty cents difference, are
willing TO foregn their home papers. II
is a wrong principle, bat it has its advo.
Gates.
Mrs Perry Meeker. Of Green county
thought to hasten the fire by pouring
coal oil on it. She may recover but the
risk is tremendous.
The St MaryIs C6mmercial gives the
particulars Of a forgery case which was
settled al that place last week. E Tullis
living near Mercer Chic affixed he name
of joseph Webb 20 a noe, for 500 0C
which he succeeded in having cashed by
the hank at ST Mary's Mr. Webb com.
ing in the bank in the af ernoon YVES
shown the noe and pronounced it a
forgery The Marshal succeeded in ar
resting Tullis and returning him TO ST
Maryis where the matter was settled by
brother Of Tullis mortgaging his farm
for the amount, and paying bill of s5G
cos.s.
Tiffin is TO have daily paper soon.
Elephant" is The best ten cent cigar,
at Millers Drug Store.
Give Bob Redick call at C Ritters
examine goods, and be C, nvinced of low
| prices. 36-3S
The Zenia Gazette remarks that an ar
istocratic young grain buyer of Dayton
and beautiful octoroon (wife of a mail
carrier in Dayton) drove up to The St
George Ho.el on the night of the 10th
and regis'ere as T C Grundy and lady
They retired, and sometime af er, the
husband of the beautiful octoroon. and
a detective from DAYTON appeared upon
The scene They stated their case to the
landlord, who ihereupon declared he
I would not snffer such things TO be done
, in his house. but was res;ra ned from
taking violent measures till the m rning.
The porter had been instructed 10 ligh
! fire in the room af the amorous pair
at 6 o'clock \ M. and when he we't TO
perform that duty. the inj red husband
and The detective fJllowed at his heels.
When the door was opened, The arls;o
cratic young grain buyer, was All azed.
But we will allow ths Gazette to tell the
rest of The story:
"He was greatly amazed and put his
hand upon his weapon of defense, even
revolver, as ifto shoot those that came
unto him. but -t (the detective)
said unto him. put thy weapon in lie
place we will do hee no harm" Then S
m Che mail carrier) went to the bed
and put his hand upon The covering and
drew it down that he might see the face
of the b. o. for she had covered her head
that those who came in might not see
her. And when S m saw her face he
said. "men and bretheren. behold my
wife," and the b. o. beautiful octoroon)
whens heard it, said Il know thee no
and have never known thee, depart from
me-" And S t m and It'd said
it is enough" and departed and report
ed unio the people he ihings which they
had cen. When it was dav The IN
and the b. O. arose, bu- their minds were
-roub.ed concer ing the things which
had come 20 pass The avg nj said, u
will arise and go unto my people" and
he arose and went but not un o his peo
Pile. The b. O. remained S veral DAYS and
then depar ed to place not known 10
us. And The people marvelled greatly
concerning The things that had come 10
pass.
Father O'Callahan, pastor of St AnnIs
Catholic Church, at Fremont, is fearfully
exercised because the Protestant clergy
man of that city have not noticed his
challenge to odebat- the matter of fauricul
ar confession. The challenge referred
to grew out of a lecture of one ] q
White. of Cleveland, delivered in Ere
mont recently. JG W has responded
20 The Rev gentleman aforesaid and Of
fered tn measure swords with him
Whe her The challenge will be accepted
by Rev O'Callahan remains to be seen
From the tenor of the communications
of the gentlemen, we think they would
be fitly matched-so far as billingsgate
is concerned.
On Friday Of last week, panther wa,
killed OIL the marsh known as the New
Hayan Marsh, in Huron county. Tht
marsh lies west and north of Plymouth
and directly west of New Haven. How
The panther got there is a mystery. bu
is depredations we're such reality tina
he people turn-d out with guns art
dogs and secured the prairie until the,
hunted down the beast. There is believ
ed to be ano her beast--ma.e of the one