The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-06
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fine assortment of cream caromels and
other candies.
G w Kimmel has erected new sign
consisting cf All immense watch swung
upon post, in front of his new building
One evening last week a young man OF
This city grew abusive towards his wife
and was promptly knocked down by a
blow from the fist of her brother.
JIM Cherry constantly replenishes bis
large stock of groceries and provisions
with fresh cofees, sugars, teas, butter,
spices, favoring extracts, and everything
usually kept in first class grocery es
tablishment.
A special meeting is in progress at the
Church of God. Congregations last
Sabbath were large, order and attend
ance excellent. The pastors subject
next Lords day morning will be "The
Glory of the Cross" In the evening
aThe Devil Cast Out"
Mr. Samuel Renninger has exchanged
the Commercial House property, corner
Of Main and Main-Cross streets, for
henry Dietsch's National Saloon and
Dining Hall property, on West Main
Cross street. Consideration unknown.
Mr.. Dietsch will probably take possession
of the hotel on the first of February.
Hen will make first class landlord.
Wednesday of last week. Charlie
Church received from Mr. Aaron Huff
man, of Port Townsend, Washington
Territory. genuine Indian bow, the
string of which was made from an in
testine of whale; the arrows were bone
pointed and feather shanked; all of which
came by mail as registered third class
matter for twelve cents postage and ten
csnts registration fee.
ELSEWHERE.
At Vermillion on the 2sth. Mr. and
Mrs Febeck were attacked with symp
toms of poisoning. A physician was
called, who gave them some medicine
but did not consider their case serious,
but tney continued to grow worse until
Mr. Febeck died, and Mrs Febeck is not
expected to live. II is thought that
arsenic was used instead of soda, The
victims were over 20 years of age.
At Sandusky, on the 2sth, the case of
the State vs. Allen Bardshur, charged
with attempted rape on the person Of
Bertha Bercher, was given to the jury.
They returned verdict of not guilty OF
attempted rape, but of assault and bat
terry.
A Masonic Lodge of colored Masons
has recently been established In Kenton.
1t is known as the David Temple. The
officers are s B Brighman, W NJ; VIM
Bally, J W. -
Jacob Wolf, an old and respected citi
zen Of McCutcheonville, Seneca county.
died on the 2Srd ult at the advanced age
of 81 years. He was buried under the
auspices of the Masonic lodge of Nc
Cutcheonville.
Gen Mckee has recently completed q
contract with the Columbus Rolling
Mills for 800 tons of iron for the D & K
iR R. They are to ship 25O tons week.
This will complete the road from Del
phos to Wiltshire. sufficient force will
be put on to the road to lay the rails as
fast as received.
| Henry Wells, q young man about 81
years of age, was knocked down and rob
bed, on Monday night of last week, near
the Lake Erie & Louisville depot, in
Fostoria. His pocket book contained
. about $45 and was found, rified, the next
morning on Center street near Main.
He was badly cut on the head and badly
bruised generally.
Fred Lytle, about fourteen years OF
age, recently fell from car On the B &
o track, at Fostoria, putting both of bis
wrists out ofplace.
i The D & Mrailroad company has about
completed a new depot, built of brick, a,
\ Ottawa, Putnam county.
Peter Foulk, sen, an old resident Of
u Leipsic, died November 21st, in the sixty
eighth year of his age.
u Thomas O'Neal, son of widow O,Neal
! Lima, brakeman on freight train or
the D & N road, fell from his train un
der the cars near Pontiac, Shelby Co, or
the 2od ult, and was instantly killed
The train being heavy and in order tt
get all the slack possible, the engineer
reversed his engine and the sudden jal
& of starting threw 0'Neal from the car
E A dozen or more cars passed over hi
e body.
D, At Berlin Heights lsst week Thursday
9 evening, fire destroyed the saloon, res
el idence and barn Of Samuel Wetherlow
: and the saloon and barn of Squire But
Ter. Other buildings narrowly escaped
8 Last Friday afternoon fire destroye,
q the sewer pipe works of sperry, Ritchi
& Co, of Tallmadge, five miles west
Il Akron. Loe principally on machinery
45OO00r ipsq1rance 10000.