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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
HEasA A LECTURE
-0 TO YOUNG MEN.

Jtsst PIbltshed. IN a Sealed Eiarslope Price
sir cents
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment,
and Radical cure OF Seminal Weakness. or
SperTnaforrhoea, induced by Self-Abuse, IN
voluntary Emissions, Impoteney- Nervous
Debility, and impedi nents to Marriage gen
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fl5s, s
Mental and Physical Incapacisy: 6e11Dy
ROBERT :. CULVERWELLs N. Dr. aoi ii"h
of the Green Sook," &c. ,x.t.
The world-i enowned autnor, N sas . a.
mirahle Lecture, clearly proves r.s ~
experience that the awfui conse4ueuSeS u
SER huse NAV De fecfuaiiy removed with
-, ,,asscfne :, and without dangerous surgt-
cal cal operations. bougies, Instruments. rings,
or corr5isIs. pointing out mode Of cure a.
49, carfasn and effecrual by which every
snSferer. no matter what his condition may
be may cure himself cheaply. privately ana
radically. -.
81 This Lecture t0tH prove a boo" 70 fhess-
soyaofs and Lh0Hs0nds.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope: 70
am address, on receipt OF six cents or TWO
postage stamps.
Address the Ppblishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO..
"a r.u York. POSfOffice Box, 1855
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
ToraIBnsirsss eHotirsS
Notice,

Paid BY mistake fifty dollar bill for a
five, by T. Fl. Hslel l have waited a
reasonable length of time for the parties
to return the money that does not belong
to them. and inGing that their conscience
fails to reprove them, propose to COM
mence an investigation that Will cost
them twice the money. And as am posi-
tive where the money is, Will say II the
parties will return to me as soon as posi-
HE 500 thirty dollars there will be no
questions asked, and the public need be
none the wiser. L. ID. HALE,
&c.
WE do not keep the largest stock OF
Silver Ware, Knives and Forks and
Spoons, but we sell more Of it than any
house in town, at lower prices and guar
antee our goods, at METZLEHs-
1921
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

Marvin & Co have moved their estab-
lishment TO Joy House block, in the
checkered front, where theil customers
will hereafter find them.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

Five cents quart for fresh baked pea
nuts ats. j. McMichaels Fruit and News
Stand.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

A large amount of local and other
matter is crowded out of our column;
this week, by the immense quantity al
ready given.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

A man that has ever tried and knows
the value of the oil Dressed Water
Proof Boots, sold and introduced %
Hancock county by Hume & Hall is
foolish to try any o.her-say the Oldest
and lar yest customers.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

Sam McMich@ls has put up stove in
his building and has had his stand fitted
up with gas. He is now prepared for
winter.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
Iied.

SHULTZ-,In North Findlay, on Tues
day, Oct. 22d, 1878, John Peter Shultz,
aged SO years, months and 13 days.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

THE largest and most complete stock
of Dishes, Glass Ware, Lamps and Look
ing Glasses will be sold cheap for cash at
BICKELHAUPT & SONS. 24tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
100000 To Loan.

WANTED-15OOO gallons new cider
CHAS DAUTH.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

81 McMichals has the incest stock OF
fine candies in town at his Central
Fruit and News Stand"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

Millinery.
Fine and cheap hats, flowers, orna-
melts, ribbons, feathers, &c, at Mrs Zay's
Millinery Store. 24tf
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
To the Taxpayers Of hancock County, Ohio.


do hereby notify taxation
correctly stated following table showing number mills levied
each dollars valuation taxable the various of taxation
Villages
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

With the sudden changes of temperature
which prevail in Autumn weather-rain,
sleet, wind, snow and sunshine often In a
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
Colds, Coughs. Group, Catarrh Consumption
and all Bronchial Complaints. Don't wait
Tor sickness to come but at once procure this
valuable remedy, it may save life when de-
lay would result In death. Warranted and
sold by Haven & Fleck. nov 2
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

Adam had no omother.in-Iav and children
have no worms that use DR.. Jaques' German
Worm Cakes. Try them. Sold by Haven &
rIccks nov
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
Don't You Forget It,

That Metzle-'s is the place to by your
Dishes-an Glassware, at prices that will
astonish you. 26-27
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
Millinery

! Now that Life insurance is so uncertain
you had better use Eilert's Daylight Liver
Pills, good health must follow. Sold by
| Haven Fleck. nov
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

LADIES desiring the latest styles in pat
terms will find them at Ardinger s. Rowe's.
81
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

''DIsBRo's INFALIIBLE CURE FOR PILES
is not a quack medicine, but the result of
30 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 80 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, 1878-11-01
Lamps Lamps!! Lamps!!I

Bottom Knocked out,
81 so Lamp for 81 90.
60c +" 40c.
SOC " 25c.
Call soon and get bargain, at
26-27 METZLER's.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

Prices Baking Powder
For sale BY Schwartz & Winders.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
w. E. SNYDEE & co.

Photographs and Paintings
ever exhibited in Hancock County. These
beautiful works of art are on exhibition
at Zay's Gallery. Call and see them.
If you want really FIRST-CLASS
pictures go to Zay's Gallery.
eB If you want pictures ENLARGED
go to Zay's Gallery. 24-29
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

KNIVES, Forks, Spoons, Wooden and
Willow Ware. Good stock of groceries
at bottom prices at
24tf BICKELHAUPT & SONS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01

Preserved Ctr IN, new English Currants,
Valencia Raisins, Cranberries just re-
ceived and for sale by
1t LEM. MCMANNEss.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-01
we Believe

New chestnuts at S. ]. Nc Michaels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12
SELLING POOLS 1GITM.
Opening for the ScnSon In IroLokcn, and sell.
Ing on the Lexington Meeting.

81 thought the authorities had prohibited
pool selling in Hobokcn" suggested a SUN ro-
porter 10 ono Of the attaches Of Kelly & nliss's
pool room yesterday.
So We'll, 50 they havo' was tho reply. supple
mentcd by wink equal to full column Of cx-
PLANTATION. $50 thoy did but then. you know.
there's Il way to fix everything. There we're
some goody good people in this town that
Kicked Mt pool selling last fall. bu, the ma
lQiity OF tho citizens made no objection TO il.
They knew it brought fully 100000 year into
the town. and In these days worldly people will
wink with both eyes at anything that brings in
the shckels"
" But how did the pool sellers nx the author
tiles y asked the reporter. interrupting this
flood Of Characteristic philosophy
'Spose you ask Bliss or Kelly. or johnson
about ihat" Then another cncyclopediac wink
closed inc coloquy, and the ttachd moved Off.
h.lly Bliss opened forthe season, or for such
part oi It ns the Police Department may vouch-
safe 70 them. on Friday evening : Hing auction
ana French mutual pools rs well as cOmbina-
tlons on the Lexington meeting which opened
Yesterday. Their room Is over a concert saloon
at GS Hudson street. Those who attend tho
evening sales pro regaled with the music Of n
brass band. This II tho representative pool
room of the town. and before the rnida last
year drove ilouLisliing trade. The. opening
ling men feared that the police would raid tu6
pn9l @'!trs ID u showing, possibly. u the phil
nsobhl 'inrory oi liking things Land So stayed
away hriri0rS the attendance was small AID
W. Loycl & co. advertised that they would re-
celVe crIrieS and results OF the Lexington races
AT the Eagle Hotel, hut they did not sell any
pools. Their rooms are moi. yet fitted up lut
'nr{ cNpcN 10 sell pools on Monday on Tues
John Haekelt q Co. will open at 50 Hudson
street. nnd t0iirr ~ Quinn NJ the Eaelr Garden.
egiati0n for eIgiu.e locations.
,..l ''a2o.i -o.i 2 few pools Yesterday at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12

stood undor iho cerory. In thisa salarmcu, arc
largo portraits OF Mrs Tory and the cld., SON
Ol fine house.
baskets. vases. and bouquets a native n1wors
ana gNet0 - s,oul NJ 100 side tables, AMI liter dly
filed tie afr with ffa..rauro.
The presents to the bride Que OF the most
szI o5o ncr' miioH.dis eiits miiGlr ~;
pe.b diamond solitaire cnrriup-. end
6or aT lor Of n' Mns, smgP P,rnS, lnw tor me
solitaire ,dian 'pd Iius iio groom o. soil
nglre dllm'nd OF unusum siDg m a
and rul'cs sct n u lcndant bracelet
md earrings Ter mother sent m"llnii-
cent cross and other ornum'nis. Miss
iuluid. huNin. tho monogram and cDrluNf % the
Blanc family upon It. Mise Adamn. ono of tho
duina President OF The Cuban JWta gayo
an exquisite fan. and Other hrdcsuhids
giHny.G,u1G Glually hgnd1omc nag'h l,,9r
has given the young lady magnificent cameo
of unusual size. Ii is set u u'aria ana dla-
monls. alternately. Gnd il to hc worn as
"A Among cSn;cag%p' cor cS % Grsogs 5 gs vap ali1n2Sd S
low. Mrs John sherwood. tho Count O. CALI
Profcss3r Botnai Mr.. b2tlq. Pref dent Bar
sladt. tho artist; A. V. johnson Mrs. 7. John
son, and Miss Virginia JYAns,p Mr. and Mrs.
kivcrns. Mrs. Phipps. besides those VIII lsc
names have been given as conspicuous at tho
church.
Among the handsQmost toilets vas that worn
10y Nine. Muntilla. whose dress II rose oolorcd
satin relieved by embroidered bands Of beads
ana lace. and ornam mt ID by superb diamonds
excited sro,i admiration. Nine. Pcrnat's white
satin dress was also OF much olegauce. being
In tho Mario Mcdicis mode with rich ombroid-
cry Of white on the vOlumiuOus train.
Mrs. DE Kiverls. nee Murphy. wore n cicl
blue silk dress. with diamonds and pearl ,orna-
ments. and a garniturc Of straw-coiorcd en-
brnid"ry and white lace.
Miss Grace BigelQw was in a pale pink gdse ie
cAnbiiGV. relieved by blue.
Mrs. Barlow wore black satin and poiW' de
Ie1Ise. and Miss Barlow white silk, with tur-
Quo.se ornaments.
Mrs. phiprs was I'm scarlet silk, with black
embroidery; ornaments of diamonds.
There was a urorOEdnTancc Oi rcd and PINK
among the costumes. Many Of Tho laire who
woro Spanish wells at tie church removed thcm
al the hDuSe.
Baron Blanc and his wife will sail Oh Thurs
day ior Europe They Prc To 50 first 70
scented at Court Will -prll 81, suminer
at the elegant Villa ol the BicAe family ~ Chum-
heri, Irtuce. Tho irlye.in,, dress - thp bride
is of dark br9Nn silkwi,h alternate iiSh, and
dark ~ ipes. Tho hat corresponds. and has "A
!Jng plume sprinkle with gold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12

Captain mined for the vital spot. Then with a
powerful lungo he thrust the scythc up to the
shank i'm the monster '- body.
Wison.
81 rcckon'd she would " WIS the rcpv
They waitol minute or two. auj then Mato
Eat was '9e sign of death. can't White
showed the nshcru.n how 90 make fast TO tho
carcass oul whom the tide camc up they towcd
u tu Port Monmouth breach.
IL "a cow sperm whale. =" said tho Captain
niter no examined tho carcass. " and ! never
ugly boast. too"
Then he told the thrco oystormcn tia, he
W9Hld not nave thkon the chance they dil for
mutton dolllis Ihe wlnlc measured thirty
nyo feet in length, ninc IN liamct, r. and il will
yield about $1,000 worth oi oil.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
DEATH IN A BURNING HOUSE
THE 7AHFTHLE TtrE or GEo. ~ssxg
1HO IOUNC CHIIBRl,N


A Tragedy In White House. n. IA Ntc-
y.nr.oIl ssirI Who ,,o,,,d moi Ir,,. r..
rsroucr 4, uie At.,. tI., s,o,.' wv
''"'' W A''o "'o'F'
Separated from Albert II. Hoaglnnds
! p,iia.,t NJ r., ~. - =.
n''Ir''u hD''| III NH''' housc, N. y" bI
Kitchen garden. stood until last Wolnnsday,a
mont t,vo.s,,rv frntcc b,uso In il liyn1 Nr
n,,I A.. -. i'm '' "'I' -
' ""' M'S' ''oIho nun ''l'i'd 'oullr. ana
and Janos 4 Itnll loo. nnoll. i,i, iu tIc t,yn
' ''7 g." ''' ~" '.' Wv Wv"
OF Vi lielis' whenever IL Is oiicrcL but tho
occupation that he likes best is 0Illinn
for fl, your., t,r,s =. IT,, ,,, VII
H., ,tr '''t Ia, ,p'"9 ~ """''' "n ",,''' -
bring her eldest daughter. who is
in service there. home. nan rnvc thc children
'heir supper put them to bed and then strollcd
was standing nt Tho I,or vai,l,i,,, s,r,oI,'i'n
mon VINO were trying To- lll a catllo car with
drove Of frightened calves. Jus thon Mr.
Uoaplaud and Hall bnnrI tbo ,,ti.u,,. 81 ,l,a
.''i,r ,',u ii'', n'"tu 'ne "hisue oi lhe
co'i 'r"'h ,ii"' ""S 'hoh due irom jersey CITY
Sereech after scrcoch OF the whistle followed
aGuni.hG as 'nouEh ,ho ons'nSer Intended to
land Mr.. HoaranIs nenhew ron from ,Is
,nar 81 ,ho trnIn sIou,,n,,.
nm, - -,
haIs > mouse Is on nrcI
When Mr.. lIoagland and Mr.. Hall 60, ns fer
as tho barn they saw that the house was wrapped
IN iames. Mary Hall stood near the housa. in
her night drcss. cryngaul wiring ng her hands
b br bHaS"1G , 41I ,S H9 nTosS d9Ta @ '9G door q
cidal. When ilall saw that bis children could
,i. h,foad hqpds n und1r ne direction Of Ticket
me ana pissed buckets OF water to mon vino
3M'3ow M . ready M t. & emmy th'W npon the IRE. Ihelt
!h,cr,er was 2nly heI Of smoking cmbcrs where
"r "riti' iti'.i y, t Hai etp2l, l,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12
BARON BLANC'S MARRIAGE.
ffiprvG TO THE urn THE DiUGH-
YIE or tTBIN NERCHINT


ThrrarEoou- altar of St Stephens Church
r.oaf.d "a brilliant spectacle at tho hour set
ft. marriage of Miss Dolores Natira Tory
pBr,n Blanc the Italian Minister. last oven
ne Every taper was lighted. and the floral
afaton combined with the elaborate paint
l.-. Illustrative OF sacred subjects, 90 render
lo-f.uca dazzling one. Tho disposition Of
.iio1l trees about the railing gave the pia,e
! picturesque appearance quite in accord
r.,h the ,mp AMI ceremony oi this occasion-
Snr which had % foreign character. and was
IulRcthrr far removed from the manners Of
,vrry-lay nuutiul-. The presence Of the rcp-
irs,ntotiN,- oi the foreign legations Mt Wash
u-f.u endowed the ceremony with an official
lauiN al'c. ana this. combined with all oi bril-
lianey tliI the social world of the metropolis
,ould lend. made the occasion a memorable
,nc. Tor days anl even weeks past tho news
parrrs had prr-agcl this event and had de-
pIcit.,iu-crln Of the bride and the lineage
ol the hi lr..room. Taking this fact Of pub
H.iiy into consideration. tho affair was cx-
r,moly -' %. The great public were. however.
IlnIu"d 90 gatc from the galleries at tho spec
mti'of tine union. more than II thousand invita-
lions % tlc church having been distributed
Imons tLe congregation OF ST. Stephons. Of
Rufcn ehur'h ths bride had for some years past
o,.ua devote attendant
Twcu'y-eiahth street was the scene Of a con-
81 ut.t uirYng o.. outsiders as the hour set
nrtllr ceremony approached. An awningcx-
eu}aj over the fl sht OF covered steps, and
s.hf.e-h arrival Was cont mplatcd with the
1.I..tI. interest attached t. invited guests on
.p.r. oftuos, 90 whom the inner mysteries
rrci. i.iii id.n. Inside the church Mr. Thun-
i.r.t.cO Or4.ngist. drew from his store oi melody.
apparently neNhaustiblc. for nearly whole
.r pN- 20 without tle arrival OF the cXpc ted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12
ANDERSON THE MURDERER.
TiIE BtOODTHfRs sDIDE mo RIN
1 uttK ~ 4 CONNf.CyICUTF FGyyOflY
V ny hc Attacked ., Hnorrui or Nen, Nii'iA,;
0nr of rhc.i Uud " rur'iIre Arpthci-
Ills behavior In rrisou-Is lie rnsnnct


Dnr of Ihc.i und v, rurtiIre Arpthcl-
tIis Bchr,ior ia r,,ison-ys he r,souc,
N-,,..tf.,.... ,,,
| John Anl,re., f,r Tho n,rrt.r ~ tr,,,t., a.
,f,u v,.,i,. '.' '',o ,,'"' r'' W "p!",'o w.
lt"ii at MdllinEiOrt. in March, 1874. Will begin
iu tho superior Court in this city ncNt week.
Anderson hns bsc, o,c, fo,,,1 ,.,,il,,. If r,,r.
der IN the first degree. and sentenced tD death.
but upun pct,tion to the Sui,r.un Cnutl "A uov
| t,nl vvo. M, i..,,l ,,, IL, ,.,...i -, ,,,.t, H.
c',,'.,.,1 l'f'i'.o, r, .'n '''' i ''
vpN'I'd cNIl'hce. IL VIII b'sh on Monday.
Tho circumstances undor which the crime was
,o''ln'.'e' pH''''u strong p"i1' interest Ihis
mas IN great measure sui5id'd in tho three
n I''''' Law s'''V 'u' VIII "o "oUo'
'' , 'o,''e' 'y Wv, Oo'''''N ,''"''
Anderson Is Swode. who came to this coun-
try somc time about 1880. From 1866 tc 1874 he
,voa op,,,l,v,t IL, u,iI,,no,, ~. IT,, nal
wns W., employoa III bridgeport New Haven ana
Nalllhgiord at his trade OF whc'l-makiug. In
all these places he had the rcputution of being
nm uolv nnssiono,o fnn,, - ,.'ai,,'. ,'arl,
and suspicious disposition. Many stories are
told Illustrative OF his quarrelsome and yindic-
In Janunrv. 1874 Anderson took n contract
| for finishing wheels To- tho Waiingf1rd Wheel
! Comrony whose works arenear Gtraek Of tho
Ills Jealous nature ieut him in e9nstin, ',ip aVar
| rels with the Workmen in inc ehon and Tho ofi-
cers Of the company After couple Of months
was unproftoblo ana he should throw i mp. I
! Upon this the company made arrnngcments
| with two other persons who came forward and
! took he contraet which h" hal abandon"i' On
| the "a Of March these two men went 10 tho shop
Not drenpvihy of INV nnYETinu NJ gn tNwyygarsi
any e urisd hammer 'uy rss9n 0i Si se vnr os. wi,
from him. He continued 10 fgan. with rag I'm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12

ca1..a,e ..iatli any r'.tto q our prepared
Fs.eA JsuGn. U..s, CAaA.tsTss 81 -iih,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-12

The Lon. l-lnl ftro. fast cNocr.D1 T. ..r, 10 lAe
suil IaA, alil % .f} See ure iu' .r--i
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-21

this week The Literary society have COED pro-
gramme for their entertainment u be given en- Fri
dsy evening The city council held meeting on
calling election Tor the purpose OF voting bonds
Tor the purpose Of purchasfng . site snd erecting
city building thereon The amount OF the bs'nds 70
ceInber .Granr has The best pack Of grryhounds
in kansas and Is continualy aiding 60 the same the
hest stock he Ind The oici-ls Of fine K: +.
| stayed night last week. ON tour Of in
svrctios, - Mr.. c.. W. Anderson is tbs next man
| on the list for first class dwelling house, which
will b. ornament to the town. lie will build on
contract for building the same Charlie IL bound to
have nest before be takes y mate One OF fhe
most important occurrences Of the pat week WAS
the resignation Of the city marshal Geser. and the
ofce-who. however. has not oeen sworn into once,
but by all accounts he will the On
last 9onssy night man calling hi nself Aoore VINO
had been staying ut the hors- Of Charles Mceabr.
representing himself to Ike kcntucki IAN. and also
that he search Of Q large tract Of land. land
who, bythe-way, bad purchased vera large farms
and had contracted for considerable blowing but
| had paid no money! started OF between dark and
daylight. taking with him all Of the available good
clothinE OF his host Mr.. McCsaise in town to-
day In search OF his keafucky friend .Aai"r An
defsOn. alias DR.. Carver. Is now the "lion. lie Is
about to form co-partnership, and that very soon
The Major has fntimated what the nature Of the
undertaking will be, but rs he Is very generally and
favorably known In Rockville. il altogether Ger
that it will be to the interest Of our town We
hope you will do well. i" Charlie" q: Free
90 that he has to go person ST. Louis to make
his purchases The firm has establishment In Mar
Quette and they intend starting another some where
the best medium always pays 49, Il had almost for
gotten rising institution in city and one des-
tined to become Of considerable importance very
nS she past ve or six months and that is The hard
ware drm OF Nerfhcraft Brothers. The boys are
energetic and fall business and bound 10 win. T..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-21
Published November q, 1851
Ordinance No. S43.

AN ORDINANCE restraining and regulating tn
81. Of b
nance No. 92s. entitled An Ordinance IN relation
70 the selling Of liquors and the granting Of licens'
therefor
BE Il ordained by the Mayor and Couneilme,
of the City of Saiina, Kansas.
SEC I.-Before any license shall be granted to any
Druggist to sell any spirituOus, viueOus fermentr
ssnt to the City Council hi. petition for the same
which shall be written In ink including the signatures
thereto and shall pay into the City Treasury the
of one hundred dollars per year. and execute bond
a. provided by law with least two sccuI tiles. who
shall be residents oihe County OF Saline and condi
license shall be granted or issued as aforesaid. foI
the sale any Kind Of intoxicating liquors. except
ing for medicinal anu meS fn pssss n r.u,.d
license in the above section specified who shall sell
xcating liquor for any purpose other than for
medicinal mechanical purposes. or who shall sell
intON cating liquors beverage. shall he guilty
Of u misd~mesnor. and upon viction thereof shall
aud his license shall he forfeited aud annu,ie, which
shall be part OF the Judgment and he shall not again
Intoxicating liquors for the period Of TIVE years neA
SEC s-BeIore any person shall be granted licens.
as wholesale liquor dealer Sell liquors
such person shall present % the City Council petition
which shall he written in ink including the sigma
thereto. AMI shall pay into the City Treasury the
Of two hundred: and dity dollars per year, and
execute bond A. provided by law with AT least two
saline and condionr as required by law, ovi,le
thai person shall be- granted any license for the
sale Of any Intoxicating liquors wholesale liquor
further, that No wholesale liquor dea er shall be
granted any license fur the sale oi intoxicating
QuOrs TO e drank in or upon the premises occupied
by him rs his place OF business as whoiesai' liquoI
dealer
SIC. Amy person having been granted license As
Q wholesale liquor dealer. Aforesaid, who sla !
sell any intoxicating liquor In Quantii, less than
one gallon. who shall sell any intoxicating liquor
to be drank upon the premises occupied by hum rs
mis- placr VI business Wholesale liquor dealer,