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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

.-z-p.rs7uay with considerable
amount of wine, aleaad porterthrown
In. The best cigars and wines were
| furnished, and that often what he
considered good article would be
rejected. He could not keep suffi-
cient amount of cigars on hand to
SUPPLY the demand, as many Of them
FILLED ONE Or TWO oFTHEIR POCKETS
upon leaving and would frequently
carry off bottle of champagne in
the same way. He is porter now,
and says that no refreshments are
served, as that business stopped when
Governor Hampton took charge of
the State House.
/. 1t will be observed that the State
furnished a room, a p, ..er and re-
freshments for our statesmen" while
they were plotting how to rob the
people they pretended to represent !;
ready to vote for any measure that
woald enrich themselves at the pub
lie expense. In addition to the re-
freshmepts furnished at the State
House, large quantities of wines,
liquors and cigars, and other things
-werv-uvut uvut---tto-the-i,etolo.-A-eAndine-
houses and residences of State Off
cials, senator's, members and their
friends. This is shown by the vouch-
ers and accounts rendered and the
evidence Of Woodruff, who says that
"sthe matter of refreshments, like
Others, assumed the largest proper.
tions, and orders were given Tor IL
quors and cigars, which were
SENT TO TIE HOTELS,
boarding-houses and residences Of the
members and their friends" Clerk
Jones says the most extra :agant ac-
counts were rendered for refresh
ments for committee rooms, and that
he found it useless to demonstrate.
Sergeant.at-arms Williams testiGes
that the House did not keep arefresh-
ment room, but he was ordered to
buy wines, liquors, &c., for the mem
bers. aud that be did buy them from
Mr.. lbson and Mr.. Solomon. His
evidence is corroborated by Mr. Glib.
son, and the orders given him, q few
Of which we submit with this report.
Among the members thus furnished
we find the names CT T. Hurley,
member from Charleston; P Sim
kins, from Edgefeld J. D. Boston;
from. Newberry !. james A. Bowley,
lof Georgetown; Speaker S. j. Lee
bf Aiken. We submit a specimen
.lprier given to Mr.. Gibson for
(which was delivered in one day
I" One box 'hampagne, one box poit
wine, one box whiskey, ane box
Zorandy, one boz sherry wine, three
1boxes cigars" Mr.. Bowley was one
of the leading colored members .oi
the House, and chairman Of the com,
nittee of ways and means, and it is
easy to understand why he reported
Ifsyorsbly upon the enormous tax
! levies and appropriation bills of the
House. We append an order TO Mr..
! Gibson from Rev. w. H. Thomas
member. from Cqlleton and chairman
Of the committee on claims: 6 Mr.
|. Gibson, there is a mistake. the order
calls for. two boxes Of vine, please
!, send a the other " NJ Thomas \
ME- Gibson IN IN his evidence says:
issHa was paid in Legislatiy pay
certificates for all supplies, and that
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

4 LIE LOUISE " ssa fE- -
evidence pI q
/ that = majGrig ~
/ House combit a
who Furnished - Isl
manded to be- as 80 %
claim. The IS ass
| doubled %snd
them. The NJ V y
Berry received O < fs.st
on,their accou -; eis
man Of the coi1&.2 5ssail
favorab!y on Essd c4a74. ~.
ceived a pay ce .sis
Of $3.50 so
divided betwee
FIFTY o; =
as follows: W. e 81
which he vast :t,as:ysei ~ 40
self, T. A. DAVIS.
Hardy, P. PH ;,ss529iE Sn..5,,
j. w. Lloyd 81 2ssisg el.. s,
lando Levy, alllRe.ste s 80
ton County, excapt -.
resented GeorgetoWns g5lnt
.Rnmbert, of Ia ~ fece
certificate of ar :s,.
ONE THOU -, -ols. s.t.;,~ .s~
which he was tt =; .yif ::etwee-. h;n
self, Alfred Hat. ~ ssss.l1 Kei:;i;ii !.
Sanders ]. Long, a.. Ada: =
John r Henderson :, .s Can't,
r. rarleton5and Ic.lsa.s - &
As ury L. Single IT Sumter,
received a certiGcate l,l5N to.
divide between sllims j.Cs.f l..
O. Corwln, E. re, gnsss Z. GS" Ter.
S. Carey, A. S. HolrneS S4sney 'yu.
phries, S. Melton, .Eii:i ;lefc .;;tJ.
P. Singleton, Alfred: q 4e, E. NJ.
Sumpter and jared A:y.
!" H. H. HUNTER, tRost ,Sat saEsroN,
demanded and receiissG: sh;mself,a
certificate for $3.50; 81 Whiter re-
ceiyed certificate f:Sa92250 for MIN.
self; w. Il. G. Gardn ,ae for l.%%jc'
for himself; B. 6. 4;55s a. =, or. lof
$l,50O: Nv. ]. M:hippesq. orSs: ,c9J;
A, O.. Jones, onesf9r s,( ~ w. d.
Jones, one for 81, 600. r. Crews cr:'
for $3, 600; Lawrence :, orr 5ort
$500, which w,tnesssts3s he bphght
from Gain afterwards aae CAV, in
his evidence, adm. living small
consideration on aess TEot this raaJ-
ter; P. ]. o.ccnne}l eeigeo one for
81, 600; 3. "A, Ne;i. .sEs., eI e IL! Sl0G;
G. ]. Andell one iofsSs 900; a,:sEs
Berry, one for SIGtgse D. 3ies1ana
one for $3.50; Wn sherlyyg
$50; Mitchell Goga sneF
s. ]. Keith, one lss,c y
3 - - q, t,lff0sS-sTS. -9ehtts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
anlHIo5 q 3
plug chewing tobacco I
ditto, Durham and beg8
@EocERIES AND DE

Best Westphali j
sausas $, bacon s. trips, D
Java and RIG coffee, 81
Schweitzer cheese ,Esll
gilt edge but. t.er, sarSin {
canned salmon smok Z cd b..
falo tongues. canned soyets
sters fresh Norfo 4 q
ham blae and green s.
chocolate. olive oil cats
ter and pepper sauces
rooms. preserved ginga
pickles. brand cherries
lemon syrup, assofl
sea fealn itron, assorted
oranges, waxand adams
Colgate S fancy an tell
table and LiverPco ss
bacon sides and shan
mustard, yinegar p
strased I've. Qrleag
and molasses. assi-
ers and biscuit, con- W
lor matches, irish % W
assorted pepF g.
grist. u =
Finest walnutN z
! desks, G Continental F.
hat racks, smarB ~
wardrob obess 1fbrerS A
side boards, boo
ing chairs, large >
marble.top bure 8
abedsteads, opera eli
chars, cane seat cha
chairs stuff bae 4 i
modes. sumbreIfa 8 ST '
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28

T. Hds.. .ay col
the i've thou
given to Nose
State tteasur
amount. Ac
aud Sc refer
referred toI
when the vo :
tlian $1,000
on $4,000
Most Of the
are in the tt
been paid,
endorsement
named in I'll
BON & Co., q
\ Gen. Dem
lll2,000 of 4
| ided betws
| !. O. Jones'
| hurley and
| Your. com
| Rrtio9n- of I
isled to pa
| til legitima
| tue and the
raied haYei
Ateracd
! furniture in!
| DENIS, he | ],
! left here mo-
was Surchae
! cloch, whicS
| ty, cbting &:
| and hat ou :
| costf600 81
| Fbul the
"E4ibit A
ip IL evide:g
pea1 that j,
the pmmittr
| the hised cla'
Stat Of at i
| v'0r4y on Sc Sc
to Hylng w
dueAim for Il
Ewhaere sec
i rlaci and arr
nitut, &c.
".in te aprinj
| IlsndIommis.
of f1niture +
| bly, f his of
his rfdence.l
Scott lo&ce
Ian ALLEGATION
lie, wRh was
ing sen to Sc,
swore lat he
but didevent
Ifund oSther.
The Ais @.
in Mr.iealis
Ifurnitunwas. |
to some / hei
mel" asIr b
MAKIk nj
IT is moons
to your c9ml
only receiid
could, in aai
rival in Coln
nituref for ii
carpets for i.
Oriental spy
les, while ths
ling bounded
tax-gath:lerg
Injuries.
q As q fur 3
ordinate 81
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Senate and Hol 4
REFRESHMENTS
u :; ;;,,ol- n .els II 4 y -;
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HAIR. BRUSHES ANe TOWELS

furnished, but will simply state that
the accounts amounted to thousands
{ of dollarsl Verify, they should have
been cleansed.
IS We respectfully call your attan-
stion to the accounts designated as
Nea, 81 80, s2s 81. s4, sc, SO, 81,
50 and 49, In eYidenosof a. O. Jones,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-28
Land Land and I in the. evidence Of coants. dds
mfr Woodruff in itshown was used so ctte
- s:ls-G hers of the fouge harnoants, nntitM

~. Il
4. s,ssnt .ssre ! loon 4 a. epidencss II the
s,Hay. : US (: refer 9!yo,,st 10 accounts dos:
;;anated : ID i - ~ 5 and Others pf q
similar. kInd. and the eyiidene ea OF A..
sOl.3 Jones
The accounts of w K. Greepheld.
Hardy Solomon. M. j Galnan, and
Others, show the amounts lou paid by The
EStsfe3 Far. , ,na nae siff isof allied commit.
tss rooms These rooms a were 3 nos
o,IIv nsed 5nriins the sitting Of TIE
(ss,,eral M j Aasembiy. But were ostensoc.
cnuIsod u the entire ! year at the e2trava-
aaisprice of
H. -, - prp =, NV VI rr;Np. s;
-. a. ~, -.
for eac! room. lc'ii aae ~ ssls sns - -,
OF furnishing, gas niils, feifssllllells,
&c. and THIS of ltse!f Wo,list prove =
the world that South gsfoalns ~, !,
cursed win the mose 1,'sl. s4efaya au'
an and corrupt l.r class q ,leel lsiasols kno@
IN aucIeng or inoelel g. isl y ll.S.' W :,
we reterSto accounts lf. ossiS X W.. ~
Nos. s.5.i = y : fs.fsssly M Yss Sc @ sridsncs
,heluusa raa' ~ g, j IoAsss 81 4ba
y hss oeea s.sariy ,ss;,, sss,sa = ~ & :,
.:,,.. g :, ss : ,as,,,s e = =,
yssss . ios sass.s el .ss - ,,,,'sbs ss5
snan R ol.e :s' eulliAe 70 nv, s,s.,
,as ssss aE ..easaqs}l Z . .. = tx. 8. ~
.eSWla1 . sssll:., M ~ e
pa!paple .aua, neslsIasea a q - w.. ,.Ep :,
IN evidence OF "A, a. y. Jones aneie = .
4. Scott eertitles that all tesoSas,ep ss aaaeo
room rent, amounting 20 30 ,...sso, ,l4Soo =
"is Justly due. Mr: Jones, n n
l evidence, says LnaG CulS lS .aiisHSSoun
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
Tire Stock s#zrkffs.

BUFFALo. Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts to-day
5z head; receipts consigned through l2O cars;
market lower; sales of extra to choice steers
a 55a5 90; medium to good shippers steers
e 9oa4 .; fair to m dium 50 7s9i %; light
butchers' s. 3o@3 90; sto.kers 81 259275. Hogs
Receipts to-day 1880 head; consigned
tbrouph 81 cars; mark ct dull and slow; prices
I,e lower on all grades; sales good to choice
workers at 81 75a2 s.; selected do g 80; heavy
% 65a2 So. Sheep and Lambs Receipts to-
day Ito head; consigned through cars
market dull and declining; slim attendance
of ALL GLASSES OF buyer; sales fair TO good
western sheep at 8 259S s.; choice TO feeders
"a soas IS; Western lambs sf9o@i Is; q cars
unsold.
CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-Hogs-Receipts to-day
q oOo head, shipments 2,20O head market
active and strong: choice heavy z S9 %
,,obt shipping s27e92 IS; mixed and rough
hacking 81 7Oa2 80. Cattle-Receipts S.sot
nead. shipments 2a0 head; marke. un-
cbansed: good native shippers steers g s09
. q. stockers and feeders 4o93 30; butchers
steady: steer s. OOa3 20; cows g 0e9s Sc bulls
9, ooaa 70. wester1 cattle scarce at 81 7o93 40
Te.ans 81 Io@3 90. Sheep Receipts 2.7c
head. market lower at 81 7o93 10.
Fast LIBEKrY, Nov. l2.-Cattie-Beceipu
for to-day 7se head Of through stock; supply
GOOD with q fair demand; 40 loads changed
hands to-day, mostly for the country and
| ,oc.l trade; no Philadelphia or New fori
hnvers ON the market yet; looks as thousi
thew would sell slow at about &c of from
lost week. Hogs-Receipts for to-day asa
Nod. workers g sf@2 80; Philadelphias s. Q
"a %. sheep-Receipts for to day 1000 head
selling slow at 1894 Is.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
Local Correspondence
- - For the JeEcrsonisn.
Warted-6n Orchestra

For the JeEcrsonisn.
wsrted-An Orchestra
to play for nothing for our poor dis
heartened friend, who issues such heart
rending cries through the Courier, be
cause he could not engage an Orchestra
at his own price. Had our friend come
to us personally and explained that by
not playing at his figures We were going
to break up the club, We would have
willingly played for him for nothing, and
would have thought bim more of a man
than to let loose such very small remarks
as calling the Orchestra dishonorabie.
Why does he fret so? Ifa second class
Orchestra would not play for him why
not hire an accordeon player who can
play and call for fifty centss We the
members of the Orchestra want it dis
tinctly understood that he is not obliged
to hire US, neither are we obliged toplay
unless we get our prices. Ifhe can get
music for nothing he is at perfectliberty
to do so. Our friend will do us great
favor in sending US some OF the talent
he knows in Findlay, to elevate our
Orchestra from a second class to frs:
class organization, for we are sure ne
has a very good taste for music, if not
for dances, and as a musical critic is un-
surpassed We hope hereafter he will
try and amuse himself in more honor
able way, but we will excuse him for the
present as he knows no better; for Christ
said 1t is a pity to throw pearls before the
swine as they do not know their value.
So it is with our friend in regard to
music. We are respectfully,
NoRTHwEsTERN ORCHESTRA.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
Laa,es- Delieaae and Feeble

Those languid tiresome sensations, ,caus-
inc YOU to feel scarcely able to be on your
feet: that constant drain that is taking
from your system al its former elasticity
driving the bloom from yourcheeks; that
continual strain upon your vital forces,
rendering Won irifsble and fretful, can
easily he removed by the use of that mar
seloas remedy HSg q gtes Seur systeH 1Issgns
relieved at once, while the special cause 9 o.
periodical pain are permanently removed
win YOU heed this. See Truths.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
Clothing Department
Every man, young or old that want
the best Kip Boot ever sold for $500
don't rip-look at Hume & Halls.

We desire to call special attention OF the
readers of the JEFF. to the following certih'
cate as TO the merits OF Lawson's Curative IN
q case of chronic Rheumatism aad partial
paralysis of the spine.
CoRUNNA, Mich, June IL, 1873.
LdtDson Chemical ComDdnyS
DEAR SIR:-About three months ago pro-
cured q bottle of your Curative. j had been
q sufferer for many years with Rheumatism
My spine has been badly affected with par.
tial paralysis. had not used bottle until
there was visible change. have used foul
bottles of the Curative, and arm now alb tc
lay aside my crutches; can get about more
comfort ably than for several years. lcheer
fully recommend the medicine to all tha
are affi iicted with Rheumatism.
SHUBEL G. HANFORD.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
Real Gstate Transfers.

Below We give q statement OF the
transfers of real estate since Nov. 9TH,
to Nov. 14th, with the considerations
shown. t. --
Joseph Ewing to CIarison Cook, 40
acres, Pleasant, 81, 500.
G. T. Dondore ct ais, to Barnhart
Weber, part of iulot S6. Findlay $4,000.
I Isaac Bonham to D. R and W @.
Stoker, 3S acres, Findlay, sl,7O0.
Chas a. Chaffin to John d. Nelson,
107t acres, Cas-, IS 400. a-r
During the same period the amount
secured by mortgage WAS "a, ,69S.
Amount of mortgages cancelled was
s22, $500. ,-i- =.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure Of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis. Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tickling
in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat and
all chronic or lingering diseases of the
throat:and lungs DR, KMG's NEW DIS
covKRY has no equal and has established
for itself world wide reputation. Many
leading physicians recommend and use il
in their practice. The formula from which
Il bprepared is highly recommended by
All medical journals. The clergy and the
press have complimented it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist and
ger triai bottle free Of cost or a regular
s,ze LOT NW. For sale by Haven &
'iecA' Ianoiay. 22-2a-8440-46
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FOCAL Hrndnrs aWarksf.
FINpLAY, O., November IA, Isl

FINDLAY, o., November IA, 1875
Bacon. 6@7 cts. per ID.
Shoulders, &c per ID.
Hams, SG9c.
Eggs, l6 cents.
Butter, 6@12 cents.
Hides, green, 4i@5 cents.
Hides, dry, 10 cents.
Calf, green, COS cents.
Sheep Pelts, 25c@75c.
Tallow 6 cents.
Lard sc.
Flax seed, 81 10.
Rags, 1 cent.
Beeswax, 90 cents.
Timothy Seed 75QS1 90 per bu.
Clover Seed 6per ID.
Oats 90 cents.
Potatoes, 40M50 cts. per Du-
Dried apples 81 per ID.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
The Werners

This Master Musical Enterprise is
billed for the Davis Opera House,
Tuesday Nov. 18th. II comes in con-
uection with Gorton's Gold Bullion
Bend. and Benjamin the Wizard Cor
hetist. Maud Stanley Werner, a noted
American Prima Donna. and Edward
Werner, the English Opera Bouffe, will
appear. Nellie Gorton and the famous
Miller Brothers are also with this
troupe. The ntertaiument is new
feature in the run of amusements we
have been having and will no doubt
draw a full house. General admission
35 cents. Reserved seats so cents, for
sale at Fitzpatrick & Spencer's Drug
Store.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15

With the sudden changes of temperature
which prevail in Autumn weather-rain
si1eIs % davH,a Is o na Hnndar ,ba, oen naa,h Ia
gathers such a rich harvest among the neg
lected Colds and Coughs. Every home
should contain Eilert's Extract OF Tar and
Wild Cherry which prevents serious sick.
ness II taken in time. and will surely cure
Colds Coughs Group. Catarrh. .Consumpti
and all Bronchial Complaints. Don't wal
| TOR sickness to come but at once procure thi,
valuable femedy, II may save life when de
lay would result in death. Warranted ant
sold by Haven q Fleck. nov
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
Io-dap's Grain .#zrhsf.

FMDLAY, o.. November 14,1s'
Wheat, New Mol. S5c.
New, Ear Corn, 2Sc
Oats Ice.
The above prices are paid to-day by 6.
w MYERS, at the L. E. & L. Ry. elevators
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
AcknNIYledged.

Chemists and physicians say that DIR.
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts are
the purest. They are daily increasing
in popular favor. Housewives who
desire the most delicious flavor in
their cakes, puddings aud pastry, will
get 1t by using DR.. Prices Extracts.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
@huck & Brown
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS STORE
I'M HANCOCK COUNTY.

We have just opened the largest stock Of Dry Goods ever known 10
have been received by any doing business Fndy Our purchases
this fall Notwithstanding unusually low prices Of goods greatly exceed
in they been before These large purchases
been necessary constantly increasing be N our
sale and retail departments supplying nearly all the
chants in surrounding goods have been
buy immense quantities all kinds Of goods These goods have all been
bought at the prices and have taken more than
precautions to good selections and propose give on
ers the advantages have secured Dress Goods ShaW LADIES' C
Made Saequss novelties the Persons buying goods Oh
us will have goods select from than they will find four
in Fndy We confidently say that giving our stock careful In
speon viii be fully the truth of what we Canahans
are known among largest buyers the west and this reputation
coupled with the cash gives us the great
of buying goods that sell them at what others pay lo
and vet make money Won Yarnf Plann
and cassimsrs complete all the shades and styles OF all kinds OF
Dress Goods Silks veves supply the wants of any one
We propose future the past sell Dry Goods than
two stores Hancock County Wedding Outfits Speciality
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
RnckIen,s Arnica Salye.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and al
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve j:
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price q
Cents per box. For sale by Haven i
Fleck, opposite Court House. IA
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died.

PADEN-Of paralysis, November 4th,
1878. at the residence of William Thomas
Marion township, Mrs. Anna Margaret
Paden, aged IS years, 1 month and Il
days.
McMANNESS-Nov 11th, A. ID.
1878, Mary J. McManness, born Novem
Der 18th, A D. 1916. aged 81 years, Il
months, and 25 days.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
.Marrfed.

BURNETT-P PIERCE Wednesday
November 9th, by D. B. Beardsley, Esq:
Mr.. William H. Burnett and Miss Jenni'
Pierce, both of this city.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15

'DIsBRo's INFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES"
is not quack medicine, but the result of
80 years practice by an old physician. 1t
relieves at once, and cures the worst cases
in a reasonably short time. Try it and
you will be convinced. Price so cents
per box. 25-2S.
For sale by Haven & Fleck.
Strong, Cobb & Co., Gen. Agts-, Cleye-
land, o.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
BuckIen's Arnica salve.

The BEST sarrE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers , SaiI hneum, Sorrs res
snd % al W finds of Skin Eruptions. This
Salve ;s eusrsn,sed to give perfect salts
faction ,n every case or money refunded
Pr;aa Ok Cents per Box. For sale by
Haven & F,eck. Findlay. $3.50.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15
Teachers Certificates.

Z At the last examination there were
fifty four applicants, Certificates,
valid for the time named, were granted
the following: L. L. Ford, Chas. L..
Guernsey, d. P. Hagerty, George
Russell and AJyin s. Thomas, eighteen
months each; Frank F. Bigelow, j. A.
French, George Gordon, g. F. Henry,
W. W. McGary, ]. B. Masters, Lewis
B. May, Holme. Wheeler, Fannie b.
Meeks and Sophia N. Reddin, twelve
months each; Andrew ]. Baughman,
J ". Conaway, J. N. Doty, AbDer /.
Ellis. Cloyd j. Folk, Solomon George,
Lewis Hiner. G. ID. Inebuit. c. d.
Kelley, John c. Knoke. Samuel
Lemott, R. A. Morrison, A. r. Masters,
Geo. W. Pennington, Jane Baldwin,
Emma A. Hedges. Fannie Hurd. Eta
Kibier; Mlptie Morrison aud Ella 81.
Shaw, six months each. 5...
W. T.. PLATT, Clerk Of Board.
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SCH0lI THIS W.T. ER

Will ind the very best advantages and very
low expense al OberIin college. 1heoIogl
cal Collegiate and Academieal Department.
CIasses in all the common branches higher
mathematics. natural sciences. philosophy;
history. Latin, Greek, &c Total cost OF
board. room. iuel. lights. washing. BOOKS
tuition and incidentals need not exceed ~
or $50 for the winter Term OF 10 Wss
Term opens December 8 Circuiars ser
THE OBERLIy CONSERVATORY of AcsiS
offers the very best advantage iur ,,s,c Ec,
full particulars write to PHor. +. d. hicH'
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Economy is the road to wealth." fifty
cents worth OF Uncle Sans Harness Oil ap-
piled to your harness. will make the leather
look like new and keep q IL soft and pliaoie.
Sold by Haven & Fleck. nov
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$500, 600 To Loan.

Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment Il
healing balm for every wound on man u
beast. Bold by Haven q Fleck nov
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15

& ouerv: ..Wby will men smoke com
mon tobacco. shen they can buy Mar
hr,a R,o. .S1I Of North Caroline,
at the same prise
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Coal and Coke
For sale by the FIndlay Gas Light Com
panY. l9-u

HAVE YOU LOST TaE SENSE OF TASTE Oh
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CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY will
restore you ID enjoyable health. 1t moi
only cures Catarih but all other diseases
at the same time. Price 81 per bottle
For sale by S. Huber, Findiay, Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-15

THE largest and most complete stock
of Dishes, Glass Ware, Lamps and Look
ing Glasses will be sold cheap for cash at
RICKELHAUPT & SONS. 2itf.
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Bickelhaupt & Sons

Are headquarters for Silver Plated
Ware, China fancy goods, Toys, &c. &c.
Sold cheap. 24tf