The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-03-23
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There will be a sale of the personal eff
fects Of the late Jacob Waltermire, at his
late residence in Jackson township, on
Wednesday April 4th 1877.
We haven't heard any one express a
doubt as to this being March weather.
But all agree they would be glad to see
it march away.
The editor of the Bluffion Ne1cs was
offered an old hat, the other day, on sub
scription. The fellow who offered it
wanted a credit of scventy-iive cents
or it.
Over n New Baltimore, on the 10Th,
they had 4 wheelbarrow performance
similar 10 the one here, only there were
two of them. The mud was deep and
the wheeling difficult One of the riders
was tipped out in the mud
At Upper Sandusky ON the 9TH, Isaac
Thompson was held TO bail in $500
charged with assault and attempt to
commit Il rape On the person of Nellie
Sager.
The calaboOse at Upper Sandusky
took fire on the 10th. and came near be-
ing destroyed. The :ixteen trampS who
were confined III it at the time, had a
little purgatorial experience before they
got out.
1t is said a man is the architect of his
own fortune. We have known fortunes
to be the architect of men, but have not
admired the style of building.
Major Barton, of Union Spy" notori-
ETY., and also known as one of the Old
Continental Nocalists, we see it stated
died in Urbana, on Friday the 9th.
i Kenton girl got mad at her mother
recently because she would not allow
her to keep company with "her hearts
Idol" So she rammed some powder
into pistol, put ball in in it, and tried
TO shoot herself in the heart but the bal
lodged in her elbow. She is better now
The mite society of the NJ. F. Church
will meet at the residence of Rev. Pope
next Tuesday night. All come.
Marcus A Baker, of Ross county. was
taking an old soldier friend to the Home
at Dayton and. had reached Xenia, OF
the 13ll, where they waited for train
Mr.. B. concluded TO take walk and
while doing SO stopped in a saloon for 8
drink. In paving for the drink he ex
hibited his money Result: he wa:
soon afIer found on the streets robbed
and with fractured skull At first he
was thought to be fatally injured, bu
was recovered sufficiently in a few day:
to be taken home. ~
The wagon shop of Henry 0chs, Al
Fremont, was burglarized on the nigh
Of the 10Th, and a number of tools car
ried off The Marshal tracked the bur.
glar to Shelby and arrested him, and he
now lies in the Sandusky county Jail.
Last Monday night the election o
Hayes was celebrated by the Fremont
Republicans.
y side light lamp in the residence O
William Lenhart, at Columbus Grove
exploded recently, and came near occa
sioning bad fire. Mr. l.. and one O
his children were close by at the time
but fortunately escaped injury.
Fostoria is to have a new steam firt
engine.
ST. Patrick's day in the morning pass
ed without any special incident worth,
of note.
Some cotton batting in the store @
Ludwig & Keller at Carey, caught fir
on the night of the 9th, but the timel,
discovery Of the fire prevented any grel
damage.
t Mrs. Jacob Klinger, of Mitfiin Town
ship, Wyandott county, was burned YER
badly on the evening of the 10th. Sh
was sitting before the fire, when he
dress ignited with the above result.
! Eli Kridler, of Hardin county, die
+, suddenly, of heart disease, on the 9tl
while feeding his stock
, The Deshler Flag has ceased to wave
But no sooner had it ceased to flop tha
we received 4 circular to the effect tha
f other parties were going to establish tn
/ Adcoeate. Well, go ahead, gentlemen.
J. Parties at Deshler are trying to wor
up the project of extending the c. S.&
Branch at this place to Deshler, an
thence to Coldwater, &c. The proiec
e would be good one, and might succee
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