The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-25
T, e. w. r. CARNAHAN.

Wringer Rollers put on by Jay Van
denburg over Kimme's Store. 251t.
A fresh supply of Figs and Oranges
at S ] McMichaels' Central Fruit and
News Stand.
A letter from Vaniue and one from
our regular correspondent at Rawson
are crowded out of this issue.
Mr. G w Vanhorn has sold his..amous
Sweepstakes" buck to James Caruthersl
of Wyandot county.
A Sweepstakes" premium of $3.50 is
offered by HK&F B Thursby & Co,oi
New York for the best package of butter
mot less than 50Tbs) salted with Higg-
mis- Eureka Salt, shown at the Interna
tional Dairy Fair, to be held in New
York, Dec 4th. This is open for COM
petition to any farmer, dairyman or
creamery in the United States.
Eddie Didway, Sammy Brown and
Frankies Setback and Sonnanstine went
hunting Wednesday. Sammy spent
Tuesday in loading shells for the party.
Early next morning, loaded down with
guns, reyolvers, knives, hatchets and
luncheon, they started after squirrels.
The luncheon they hid under a log to be
eaten at noon, but when that hour ar
rived it was discovered that dog (sup
posed to be two legged one belonging
to the party) had carefully laid aside the
bologna, cheese, pickles, and other com
monplace provender and devoured the
pies, cake and other delicacies prepared
for the occasion. frankie Setback per
formed the most difficult shot made by
any one of the party, but he is unable
to give an account of it. Those invited
by the hunters to partake of dinner at
the Commercial House Sunday, consist
ing of eleven fox squirrels, seven gray
squirrels and two eagles, the result oi
their hunt, can rely on it's being a
id barren ideality," as all they got
was two wooden headed red-or two
red headed woodpeckers we mean, bad
colds and chapped hands and faces.
ELSEWHERE.
Dick Jones (colored) has been elected
as a member of the town counsel al
Bowling Green.
At Tifin, on the 10th, some boys
while fishing near Muelleris Brewery
brought to the surface a fully developed
male infant. 1t had the appearances O
having been in the water but a shor
time.
DR. Kuhn, a prominent physician o
Tifin, died on the 18th inst, aged n
years. He had been resident of th,
county over half century.
At Crestline, on the 17th, severa
tramps entered the clothing store Q
Jacob Stump, about 2 o'clock in tn
evening, picked up an armful of cloth
!. ing, and succeeded in making thei
escape.
| A pickpocket while attempting +
pick lady's pocket at Plymouth, re
z Gently, was discovered in the act b
! Prof Leon, who was walking rop
directly above the thief Graspiug on
of the guy ropes he let himself to th
ground and caught the thief before an
D one else knew that anything was wronI
t The coopers employed by McKiI
s Bros, at Bellevue, struck last week b.
e cause they thought their wages woul
D | be cut down when cold weather cam
Upon learning that this was not to |
/ feared they went to work again.
,fl Sunday morning the Ballville Flol
b Mill of d Moore & Co, south of FIR
4. mont, was destroyed by fire. Loss c
ofI mill, 1900: on wheat 81 500; on fou
gl $425. Insurance, $7,1O0 in Mansfel
Mutual, s2O00in Richland Mutual, 50 OK
% in Knox Mutual and $1,000 in Hartfor
d Cause of fire unknown.
mi Three residences and one drug sto
q were burglarized at Defiance Wedne
sri day night LAST week.
A bite from rattlesnake is som
ig times not more dangerous than a seve
cough or cold. A well merited re
l. utation has DR. Bulls Cough Syru
w and this remedy is sold by all druggist
Prica Ok copfs