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DOWN BY THE SEA.

"God help the poor fellows out to-
night!'
We had hurried down to the beach on
hearing a signal gun of distress; and now
stood straining our eyes out to seaward,
and listening intently for further sounds.
1t was an ugly night. Far out in the
DIM light, the huge breakers came
tumbling home, until they dashed fur
iously against the rocks on either side Of
us, or rushed Kissing up the pebbly
beach. A strip of hard, yellow light
skirted the horizon, and, above that, a
dark mass of clouds obscured the sky,
except where-nearly overhead-the
moon struggled to force its way through.
The wind, laden with spray, blew with
such violence that it was no easy matter
to stand on the open beach, where we
were gathered.
Another gun, and to sea turled all
eyes, in the direction of the report. The
black hull of a dismasted ship could be
seen wallowing in the waves some dis
tance out. We we're all sufficiently ac-
quainted with the coast to know that
there was no hope for her. Nearer and
nearer she came, rolling broadside on,
until her large bulk was easily distin-
guishable. 1t was a full sized ship, prob
ably returning from long voyage. She
had been dismasted by the gale, and was
now helplessy drifting to destruction.
"Half an hour more and she Will be on
the reef" said the oldest of the little
group.
And what will the poor souls on board
do them"
MAY the lord have mercy on them, "
replied the old man, reverently barring
his head, "for yon sea has none"
Can nothing be done with the life
boat? Perhaps some Of the lives may yet
be saved"
at would be tempting Providence TO
90 out in such sea-" said the old man.
ave could do nothing to help the poor
wretches."
I'VE could try. Father, they must
not perish before our eyes without one
effort to save them"
All eyes were turned toward the last
speaker. Clad in the simple dress beft-
ing the daughter of weather-beaten
fisherman, with a handkerchief hastily
passed over her head and tied under her
chin, Alice Lester had rushed to the
beach at the first boom of the gun. The
sound had struck chill to her heart.
Four years ago, Harry Norton had
left the fisher-boat for the stately ship,
and had gone forth to seek his fortune
across the broad seas. With him went
the heart of Alice Lester. They had
been brought up together-boy and girl;
and together had almost ripened into
man and woman. Our little neighbor-
hood looked upon them as destined for
each other, and when Harry went to sea,
it was with the tacit understanding that
his return would make Alice bride In
this faith she had lived through these
four wears; at first receiving letters from
him at distant intervals, as opportunity
offered to a sailor on distant seas, and
then hearing pothing for weary length
of time.
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NOTICE to TEACHERS

i will hold their examinations for the en-
suing year as follows:
The thiid Saturdays of August, December.
January. February, June and July.
The first and third Saturdays of September.
October, November, March. April and May.
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Es-An applicants are required 10 bring
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crteachers.
By Order Of the Board.
w. L. PLATT, Clerk.
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Societies.


Masonic Hall located in third story OF Cages
Block, Main Street
PINDLAY COUNCIL, h. & ). NJ, No. %. Regular
Council second Monday evening in each
month
FINDLAY CHAPTER, X. A NJ. No. 81. Stated
Couvocation first Monday evenings IN each
month. raaH .E
FINpLAY LoDGHF & NJ. NJ. 2H. Stated com.
munication FIRST and tniI tWednesday eve
nings In each month
Odd-Fellows' Hall east 81 OF Main street,
between Sandusky and crawford streets.
GOLDEN RULE ENcAMPME Mt, No 9l.l.O.OF.
meets second and fourth Friday evenings
of each month.
HANCOCK LODGE. .So.73. L. q. o. F., meets eve
ry Tuesday evening.
FIspLAY LODGE, No. IS, K OF P.,meets every
Monday evening in Odd Fellows Hall
R1HDLAYSAvINGs ANDBuILDING LoANAsso-
cIATloN meets at the Courthouse on the
third Monday in each month.
rHE WcMEs's CHRIsTIAS TEMPERANCE
USI1Hmsets at theLeague Rooms,opposlte
the Joy House. General prayer 1neelng
everySabbath afternoon at O'Clock. Wo-
mems prayer meeting wednesday after
moon at o'clock. Children's meeting Erst
Saturday afternoon in each month at .
O'Clock.
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coURIY OFFICERS.

Common Pfsas Judge n. III. Dodge.
Asditor- Joseph Il. Kagy.
Qerk Of Cotsrls -ssco,t ". Preble.
Treosnrer-Peter Hosier.
Reoorder-Joseph X. GutEwiller.
Probate Judge Samuel b. Huffman.
iSheriD-Parlee G. Tritch.
Frosectitissg Attorney Brown.
Coroner Dr. 7. q. Barnhill.
Oosanitssioners- Ross w. Moore, JON ID
Bishop and John Edgington.
.sarmarg OfrectoEs-Cam pbell Byal. X. NJ
Watson, and j. X. Bushong.
fadryaary lSuperintendent-James l.. Henry
Sch nf nfEcIafaers-W. T. Pl3it, r. RSuth'
erland. and Dorilas MartZ-
TOWNSHIP oFF!C FRS.
Trustees-SamueI Howard, c, Jordan. AID
II. Byal.
LleTk-H Henry II. Louthan.
7rea.urer-HenTy Schwartz
Justices-D. X. Beardsley aud %. a. Ballard
CoastdELes-B. L. Byal, and WIN. Aispach
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FINDLAY OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1873

the beautiful wicked Lady Sicily haunt
ed the castle.
Be that as it may, the legend goes on
to say that on every twenty first Of Sep
tember, the anniversary of Lady Sicily's
i'll starred wedding and death she revisits
the bridal chamber, and to all who are
brave enough to seek her alone, when
the turret bell chimes twelve, she will
agonlzingly entreat them to assist in the
expiation of her sin by following the
advice she offers, which Will never lead
them into trouble; that she will point
out their future career, and how to
escape its ills.
Then she goes back TO her restless
wanderings in the spiritland until
another year has gone by.
: x
There was the hush of interested
silence on the little company as Mr. Gray
finished; some were scftly wiping away
their tears; all were deeply interested
in spite Of themselves.
Jessie's voice broke the silence at
length
Papa, l am going to Lady Sicily's
room, 1t is a quarter to twelve now, 1
am going"
Her cheeks were flushed, her eyes
we're bright.
\ little chorus Of exclamations rose
from the ladies.
"Oh, Jessie dear, don't?"
"Jessie, you must not"
"Ohl just suppose
Mr. Grey laughed.
"Of course go child, if you want to. 1
don't for one moment believe in super
natural visitations. l imagine you will
find the Red Room as peaceful at twelve
o'clock as at any other time"
And Jessie went, to wait in the large
dusky room until the turret clock struck
wait, brave, half alarmed,
for the rustling of a dress over the floor,
or the sight ofa cloudy form to oappear be
fore her. Waited-until just as the bell
began to chime loud and clear; until her
nerves began to get little unstrung as
it heard the last stroke; until, just as she
felt like screaming, she heard footsteps
behind the curtain that draped off the
rear end of the room-a footstep that
made her blood curdle, as it came nearer
and nearer.
She dared not lift her eyes. Her
limbs seemed turned to marble, so pow
erless she felt TO move. She could not
break the awful thrall that held her.
And then
Jessie, my darling. l could not let
you come here alone. l followed you to
ask you 10 let me tell your for fortune
hat you will be my love, my wifeI"
And with a gush of blessed tears, 8 |
eeling of exquisite release from horrid
fear, 4 laugh of perfect happiness on her
luivering lips, Jessie nestled in Rolf
Vernon's arms.
"Oh, Rolphl Then my fortune is told;
you are my ownl" she cried.
And as he kissed her with all lovers
sagerness, neither of them saw pale,
distorted face, that was peering between
the curtains - Laurence Gershamis
anger pale, jealous-pale countenance.
"Confound him. There shall be
another tragedy, Or"
And he pointed revolver straight at
he happy lovers head, and the report
sounded Kissing through the room. and
I shrek of alarm came from Jessie's lips. |
But-fate had directed the ball, and it
Hid not strike its prey, and not until it
was discovered that Laurence Gresham
lad left Blue Court Hall, leaving no trace
behind, was it suspected who fired the
,hot
But Rolf and Jessie were satisfied. |
And wasn't that enough?
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II. e. BALLARD,
DHYSiCIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE-89Il Main Street, entrance lst stairs
North of Z. b. Hall q Co.'S Confectionery.
RESIDENCE-South Main Street, lst house
North of furniture rooms:
VIII respond promptly ID calls at all hours
When not otherwise engaged can be con-
A NJ and 81 p. NJ. l64l
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eoaoucH OFFICERS.

NQvoT-wiii1am Vance.
fHeTE-x. 4. Plat.
TredsureT-Daye. 7. Davis.
HdrshaI-James NJ. Byaj.
yHre.f C0ngDafssi0neT-JObD hcEer-
6u0raey-JsmesA A. Bopf.
OafyaciI-E. Palmer, n. DTOYG.S- ID Hou9l
r. w. Firmin, Frank Karsi, Sch. and q Z
Seymour
hoard Of IDap-oDeIne7ats-H VIM Vance, j. n
Bope and y. r.. KimmOns.
Hoard Of Healh--W lillian Edgards. ID. T.
Fisher, j. l. Liuyille, Dr. r. e Ealiard, W IN
Vance, ID. ID. Shafer, w > Pars cr-
Park OBlBsissi0neTs-AilI. Cray, iiaVlc + ti-
lers. Henry kob.
Oesaeserg DsrectOrs-Charles b. Han, ]. H.
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CITY kslgfaceT T-Hilt. Gray
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~. MAILMAN. NJ. ID

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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE over John Ruthrauf's Hardware
store. -.-
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East OF Head Quarters
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Can be found at his Office. except when pro-
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DRs. rRfrCH d RICKErs,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office up
ssairs in Davis opera House Block Find
Law. Ohio. go. ..... 81 ly
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COCO

NtHsIHeyery month in the business we
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Women. and boys and girls do as well as men
We will furnish you complete Outfit free.
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CURVEYoR- Office In first block South of
- Court House Attention given to retracing
the lines of old surveys. laying out, parting
oil, and dividing up lands, ,leveling for profiles
of roads and bitches.
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o. n. ClLMER,
rIrDnEnN nENTTST
r. PHIEER.

ONCE OVER A. q. Cummin's Grocery store,
enc door North Of DR.. Detwiler's old office,
Aest Side of North Main Street, Findlay, D..
April IL, l67o-6m
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px. AssER l.. DAVIS,

nIYiICIAN AND UHIEDN, Nj Blanch-
L art. ONO, All c.. Is promptly attended
10. OIL.
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The summer days at Blue Court Hall
sped by as if on enchanted wings.
Guests by the dozen idled away the
long delicious days, whence sultry heat
seemed to have fled, and where cool
breezes seemed always softly blowing
from the adjacent hills, or off tile rip
pEng lake, or among the huge spreading
trees
Life was an idyl there, that blessed
summer time. Happiness, content, gay
ETY., and innocent revelry ruled the day;
and in her role of hostess, Jessie Grey
was the perfection of glad, unfeigned
welcome.
And Rolf Vernon was not the only
one who was enchanted with the fair,
sweet girl whose laugh was mirth idol
lied, whose fresh, gay voice was sweet as
the chime of silver bells.
Rolf Vernon was not the only aspirant
for the heart and hand of Jessie Grey
and even the girl herself saw the rivalry
going on between him and LOUNGE
Gresham-Gresham with his dark Italian
beauty of ebon hair and eyes, and clear
olive skin that was such contrast to the
fair English beauty Of the other,with the
bright blue eyes and close cut blonde
hair and heavy golden mustach.
Nor could any one guess the girls
choice. Now exquisitely partial to Rolf
until he was in a seventh heaven of
hopeful anticipation she would suddenly
neglect him pointedly, and direct all her
witehing ways at Mr. Gresham.
And so the little Irritation went on:
the midsummer days came and passed,
and September, the glory of the year,
brought its golden maze, perfect sunsets,
and deliciously cool nights,until storm
set in-a storm that came suddenly up
lover the sea one night, and surprised
them all with its dun dipping skies and
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A rroRNEY AND CoUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, Findlay, Ohio. ONCE in Head
ga rters' Building, Northeast OF Court
House. WilI attend promptly To business
entrusted 10 his care. April IS, 1874.
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Steam Printing Omoe

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with our low rents added to the fact mar va
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IUOME DPA rHIC PHYSICIANS and Sur
III geons. Finilsy, Ohio. (Successors TO
DetwIler s. rriJch.) We will be pleased TO
see any or all OF the patrons OF the late DR..
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Il. Il. Dunn
J.HJOIISSON.

"A TrORNEY AT LAW.
Orfice in New Bank Building, West side OF
la a street, No ~ lSov. 2-tf)
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Ayers Medicines sold at Haven & SFleck's
Drug Store.
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Ia MES A RAPE

A TToRNEY AT LAW,
Uffice over W. L. Davis Co.'S Store, Main
street. Findlav Ohio. April IA IL
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JACOB r. BURkET,
rrn 4, - NV Nn f,nrrNCEr mn a y,

A TroRNEYAND coUNsELOR AT Law,
"A and Notary Pcblic. Will attend promptly
TO all business entrusted 10 his IRE. Parlicu-
lar attention given Collections. Partitioning
of Lands, and business in Probate Court.
Office on Main street, in Rossman's Block,
nearly opposite the Court House. May7.
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d, T. DAVIS j. w. DAVIS. NJ l.. DErwILER.
DAVIS, DETwILER g. CO.
stT IOLESALE AND kEf All GRUCE s,
" aud Dealers in Flour, Proyisions Wood
.a, willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery,
Fluits and General V ariely Goods at Whole
sale at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. 81
aud % Main Street.
MAY s. T6-tf.
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HENRY BROwN

rTORSEY ATLAw. Office uPsi airs, hrsi
y Door Sonth OF Court Ho sc; Findlay,O.
November "a. 1874 t.
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WESTERN HoTEL.-H. T. Meacham,
Fall River, Mass. R. T. Conger, Jack.
son, Miss; and B. D. Pearson, Wheel
ing, w. Va.
DYER's.-W. H. Kelley, Independ.
ence, Mo-; A. D. Hersey, Waukon,
Iowa; B. A. Hart, Omaha; and F. W.
Freeman, st. joe. Mo.
METRoPoLITAN.-Geo. st. Clair, G.
T. johnson and Geo. johnson, Pink
Hill, No.; J. R. Jenkins. Independence,
Mo-; and B. McKeever, Philadelphia.
SIMMONS HOUSE,. S. welles,
Portland Oregon; G. T. Smith and S.
NJ. Benn, Salt Lake; A. 7. Wall, Prince
ton, H.; and s. H. Ward, Ironton, Mo
INTER OcRAN.-John w. Dykins,
Green River; John Wilson, Central
City; Prof. E. c. Taylor, New York;
G. H.. Gurnsey, st. Paul, MINI. and
Fred. w. Schwartz and o. F. Fisher,
Pole Greek.
DELMoNICo.-W. II. Reed, F. p.
Tool and F. W. Blumbarg, Fairfield,
Iowa; Ed. n. Boomer, Fort Laramie;
NJ. Salisbury. Central City, Col; J.
W. Storm. ]. Farren and James Bris.
ner, Fort Mckinney.
RAILROAD HoUsR.--E. r. Price
and c. E. Martz, Chicago; Ed. Roy,
Rochester, N. Y; Harry T. Hammond,
San Francisco; Col. Guy V. Henry,
Omaha; P. P. Pcarsons and j. NJ.
Faulkna, California; Geo. Rags, Raw
Inns; H. A. Foote, Middlebury, VT;
James F. Simpson, Geo. N. Hunter
and N. s. Wilcox, Fort Laramie; and
II. G. Walkey, Creston, Iowa.