The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume], November 22, 1867, Image 2

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Everything Cheap
r -
At
CARNAHAU'S
,'ior
OSLY
But BEankets, Corer
lids, Flannels,
Botfi Boms-made
and 'et stern.
'CfASSIMERES,
LADIES' CLOTH FOR SUITS AND
BautifulTrimmings
1 1 L-i u. i a - - -and
-Buttons.
BarearjOIoth French
CMxl5jnglish Merinos,
.S2.3L eZ? C-5 iJ.:
stLks, ciusuks. tiqk.-
' CAtiTQfl
RAKKlfCnS.
Buck and Kid Gleves,
MLT1S and everything you
want in DRY GOODS, at
CARiVAHAN-S J
CHEAPER than
"..--CHEAPEST!
the
The beat Hoop Skirt for the
r Try 7 - money in Findlay.
Ecmember our motto : We boy close for
cut iu wu (iouior cua.-
"Everybody likes to bay cheap
and CarnahanVis the place to
da it Dan'i-bay before you go
jee - goods and learn prices.
Something New
Vis s ..." '
AptacticatvorlunM.il Glass, kesps t ths
PHtsbtire Glass 1 Store
u
A fan assortment of
Comprising
Tfkiwls, Fruit BowlSjCream
lets. Salt Cellars, t ull sets Uas-
torsTSauce Plates, Table Turn
MersBaT Tomblers, Lanterns,
Harp Xamps, Brackets and Re
flectors, Ring,5quat and bpecie
Jars, "Molasses Cans, Curtain
Pips. JUead. and, .Lime tilasa
esall sizes, Window
Glass by the bos, etc., etc.
11
Lamps repaired in the shortest pos
sible time.
Conntrjr ffiercjiants
In need of nF t')g in my line will Sod it to
their adraniage tu. giTe me a call before
taring elsewhere.
SWfroduce taken in excliinje tor goods.
1 keen No. 1 ware and those purchasing of
j&e will .find no second quality palmed off
on teem. -
j?Iotto Cheap as the
' Cheapest.
t n. tz" nr. zn i
.lemember the place in the old Music
8toie east aide I . Main stroet, south of the
Court House.
ovlnoSs.tf CflinLEf? BflTSON.
Findlay Tobacco Store
AID
CIGAR MANUFACTORY
V Main St.,
w r
Three doors south
Crook Mouse,
FINDLAY.
OP.SHEETSSCo
Take pleasure in an
muncinz to the Ctti
ens of rindlay ana
ricinity, that they are
now prepared to tur-
ni8a
I GARS.
Of all kind, of their own
4
Manuzaoturo)
Of nraWa tonality, and at
Jj o w JP r i ce 8 !
Fine Cut Chewing and
.SJtfuS, Pins, Tens
Wavy and Natural
Ieaf, iCjic,
re all eslaot brands sad of the beet quality,
and will be sold as low at
VYttotesate or Retail!
Aslou r--ketln the WeaU Our entire
ihaVwrcaiWr-- WeSatter
Give
Office, eorner of Main and Sandusky streets
FRIDAT. : : NOVEMBER 3S, IMT.
To Our Subscribers.
We are in need of money in fact
most hare it. Upon oar ubscrip
tion books are the names of good
8abstantial men, Kho ove as Cor the
paper from one to four years, and
from such we expect the greenbacks
needed. Oar subscribers must pay
ap hereafter ire trust no -man fori
the paper longer than one year.
is a fine thing to hare the largest cir
culation of any country newspaper in
Northwestern Ohio, bat if to do this
we have to bay paper and ink and
furnish it to careless subscribers for
lrust,the thing assumes an entirely dif
ferent aspect We knoy that our pa
per is worth what we ask for it, cash
down, without giving certain person
the nse of the money, justly our due.
for two, three or four years. There
fore in the future we shall not do it
We intend to collect what is due ns
on subscription, and then allow no
one to get more than one year in ar
rears.
The above is said in all earnestness,
Those who do not take warning
therefore, and settle before tbe 22d
inst, must expect to receive bills for
all due us.upon which we shall require
payment. . Wheat is worth a certain
amount cash dowh ; why should not
a newspaper be in the same catego
A long letter recently appeared in
a Washington paper, signed by the
initials " II. S," declaring the extra
sessions of the 40th Congress uneon
stltutional. From the initials it was
supposed to be the production of
Henry Stanbery, Attorney General
and was published in the daily pa
pers as his opinion. Stanbery has
since denied it.
Weston, the pedestrian; who is en
gaged in the feat of walking from
Portland, Me., to Chicago, a distance
of about 1226 miles, reached Cleve
land Tuesday last To give an- idea
of the greatness of the undertaking,
the following estimate of th number
of steps he will have to make for the
whole distance, and the .number for
each day and boar, has been made
There are 5,280 feet in a mile, and
at his ordinary gait Weston would
probably average just about 39 inch
es at each stride, in which case he
would have to take 2,589,312 steps
in going the enure distance from
Portland to Chicago Limiting the
actual time of travel to twenty-seven
days, ho will have to take 95,900
steps per day ; and if he travels on
an average of sixteen hours per day,
he will have to take -5,993 steps for
aK.fc of ctmlM. Wma- Om
keep op this constant 6train of nerve
and muscle for sixteen hoars a day
for twenty-seveu consecutive data?
- - - - .. v - -L
How it Worm. We give the first
semi-annual report of the Toledo
Loan fc Building Association, in or
der that those interested may seefyow
incorporations of tbe kind succeed.
Following the exhibit will be found
some remarks of the Blade : ,"''!
RECEIPTS.
S4.151 oo
84 oo
. S.819 00
. JJ 00
Hontblr dues.. ...... ......
Interrat on loans.....
Premium on loans.............
Premium on shares sold
fnw Useted.........rwy.
u,m 80
DISBURSEMENTS.
Loans on bonds and mortgage...
Paid for general expenses... .
Balance tn treasury.. ........
i:us-ctf
4M In
. 1 f970
. i3,ea so
ASSETS.
Bonds and mortgages. ......
Unpaid dues................
Unpaid interest
Balance in the Treasury....
348 00
41 00
1W 70
11.989 70
....11 91
.... 00
.... s w
Vakicg each share worth
Paid on each abar
Profit on each share
Number of shares, 1, 08X, .
Kumber of shares loaned on, 63. . s
We invite the attention of labor
inir men to the report It will be
observed that an important source of
revenue to tbe Association arises
from the premiums or discount on
loans. The par value of each share
is 8200, payable in ten years, and
perhaps sotjner. A loan is the pay
ment of a share in advance. The
premium on a loan is tbe discount
which is deducted from the face of
the loan.
During the early stages of the As
sociation, tbe item of discount is nec
essarily large because the time is long.
As tbe period of maturity is reached,
the discount will be proportionately
less. This item of discount has thus
far been large, and properly enters
into tbe assets of tbe Association. It
will, therefore, be seen that the prof
its on eacb share, as stated above,
arises from interest covering a long
period of years, and paid in advaace.
The present value of each share, as
stated above, might seem incorrect,
were this explanation omitted.
All loans are amply secured by
mortgages on real estate.
Tbe present income of the Associ
ation is about 91,200 each month.
This sum is immediately loaned to
the members agreeing to pay the
highest premium.
It is a happy combination of the
best features of tbe Co-operative and
Savings Bank systems. It has al
ready accomplished a good work in
Toledo, and its sphere of usefulness
will be widened as its means increase.
The following schedule will farth
er illustrate the operation of the As
sociation for tbe period cf six months:
Mortgage No. 1, given to secure
four loans, enables a citizen of the
Sixth Ward to remove an oppressive
mortgsge upon his house and lot.' " 1
Mortgage JNo. z, given to secure
five loans, enables a citizen ot the
Fourth Ward to remove an oppres
sive mortgage npon valuable prop-
Mortgsge jno.s, given to secure
five loans, enables a citizen oi-tne
Third Ward to complete a brick
dwelling bouse. -
Mortgage JNo. , given to secure
four, mas, enables a resident of the
Sixth Ward to complete ft frame
five loans, enables a resident of the
Sixth Ward to erect an elegant cot
tage house.
Mortgage No. 6, given to secure
five loans, enables a resident of the
Third Ward to complete a brick dwel
ling house,: v i- . '
Mortgage Nov' 7, given to secure
five Joans, enables a citizen of the
Third Ward to complete a frame
dwelling house.
Mortgage No. 8, given to secure
two loans, enables a resident of the
Sixth Ward to erect a small, neat
house.
Mortgage No. 9, given to secure
two loans, enables a resident of the
Filth. Ward to erect small, neat
house.
Jfortsraico No. 10, siren to secure
seven loans, enables a resident of the
Fifth Ward to oomplete a commodi
one frame dwelling house. - .
Mortgage No. 1 1, given to secure
four loans, enables a citizen of the
Second Ward to remove an oppres
sive mortgage . upon his house and
lot
Mortgage No. 12, given to secure
four loans, enables a resident of the
Second Ward to complete- the pur
chase of a house and lot for a home,
.. Mortgage No. 13, given to secure
one loan, enables a resident of tbe
Fourth Ward to enlarge his dwelling
UOUSC, - ... ? .. ':
' Mortgage No. 14, given to secure
two loans, enables a resident of the
Fifth Ward to enlarge his dwelling
house. ' , ., ......
' Mortgage No. 15, given to secure
five loans, enables a resident of the
Fourth Ward to oomplete an elegant
brick dwelling House. - - - rr . .
All the above mortgages are paya
ble in monthly installments, from
four to twenty dollars each month.
, From the report of the operations
of the Toledo Association, no other
opinion can be arrived at but that an
institution of the kind is an excellent
thing for the . laboring man. Its
workings are simple and certainly
productive 'of good to all taking
Stock is rapidly being taking in the
Findlay 'Association, and has already
reached 8170,000. Those intending
to. take stock should do so at once,
as operations commence next Mon
day. : . .
James Gougb, whom the Eighth
ward police apprehended yesterday
after he had voted tbe third time,
said that Michael Norton, for whom
his triple ballot was cast, proimsed
mm a sinecure posuton worth 14
day.
The above item from tbe New
York Trilune explains, to some ex
tern, me manner in which tbe cor
rupt Democracy of, New Tork car
ried that city by a majority of 50,000
to6C,000. .. :
PjtOJTTi OM TOM MAKCrACTtTBE OT
Thread TheHartford7tm boasts
that the Thread Works at Willlamtlc
owned chiefly by Hartford capitalists
are thfi most extensive in the coon-
try, and says that their sew mill,
four . hundred feet long, five stories
high, and. built of granite, costly at it
is was built of the company's-profits
of over three hundred pe cent
without disturbing their capital It
w.. .ii m vuuiuany can
thus amass Urge sums for invest
ment in real estate and deposit as a
sinking fund, they ought to begin to
Mthink of giving the consumer a chance
and sell at less prices.
Nwai Apaa-CBAjKji, Coates Kin
ny hsi-aola kls interest in the Xenia
Torchb'ght to Wilborn, Marshall
Co., who will hereafter conduct the
paper. The Torchlight has alwsjs
been a good paper and we are satis
fied that it will vain tain its standing
under the present proprietors.
Vibt Dbt. Farmers throughout
the country are making considerable
complaint of the want of water.
Many wells and streams are dry and
stock ha tobe driven a considerable
distance for wetar A good shower
of rarn is mnTcrsalrjoemanded'
and we hope prayed for before Win
ter sets iai' 1 ' ' 1 '
Ladies' Repository.- This excel
ent Magazine for ladies ia advertised
another column. Its excellent
character is too well known to all to
need any good words from us.
eal
How many Mothers suffer the ago
ny of seeing their little ones snatch
ed away from tbem by the Whooping
Cough, or Dyptberia, when a single
bottle of Polsnd's White Pine Com
pound would have saved tbe baby's
life. It is infallible.
Tbe second great pedestrian feat
now being attempted is thst of walk
ing from New York to SanFrancisco
in one hundred and fifty days, by
way of tbe Central Pacific railroad.
Tbe distance is precisly three thou
sand three hundred miles between the
two points,so that an average of twen
two miles per day will have to be
made. r. Mr. Seth Wilbur Payne, the
pedestraf n, is well known to the pub
lic as an author. He walked over
pretty much all of Europe some
years ago, and npon his return wrote
book..: of .ail be saw, beard and did.
The object of his present trip is pre
cisely tbe same as was his European
tour,1 and his limiting doubtless
caused purely from desire to. per
form a feat of distinction. He will
take copious notes on his way, which
will be published in book form after
his return from San Francisco. CAt
cag Tribune. -
An adroit scheme for cheating the
government out of the whisky tax
was aiecoverea ln -isew York a few
days ago. Some drunken workmen
were overheard saying that they knew
where to get whisky free. They were
traced to 434 Ninth Avenue, which
was occupied as a fat boiling estab
lishment In the offal covered floor
a trap, soon was discovered and below
this were two large stills. The fer
menting tubs were in the cellar to the
next building, Na. 436. Through the
wall between 436 and 438, an opening
had been cot to facfliate the escape
of the men running the stills. They
were accordingly not captured. The
concern had been running a year and
U suposed to have defrauded the gov
ernment to the amount ot30,000. -
' The soars ol 1 true love is a rase
course where (here 1$ oflaa a false
ary
nal
mon
log,
ican
of
to
icals
up
on
in
In
Ires
bos
ot
m
br
Labor is wanted in the Sooth, but
it appears that it wonld not be so
much wanted if some of tbe people
already there would only work. The
Memphis Post says that about the
doors of every corner grocery of the
country towns in that region may be
found half a score of men, smoking
cob pipes and demanding vehement
ly, "Where the shall we get labor
to raise our cotton ?"
John Hale, the "veteran horse
thief of Maine, who has spent fiftj
of eighty years in a State prison,
said to au acquaintance a short time
unce that if he could only die with s
stolen horse in his possession before
he was detected by the owner, he
thnnM l perfectly nsppy.
As long as a miser lives his money
chest is very sure to be heir-tight
ASSETS. New Advertisements.
GRAND MUSICAL
Entertainment '
Vocal and Instrumental!
SACRED & SENTIMENTAL.
' 'J' A Concert will be girsn at
WHEELERS' HALL,
Thursday Ere, Nov. 28, 18G7.
BY THX FAMOUS
RCEHNER TROUPE.
Assisted by tLe
FREMONT BAND.
3Prof. Rcehner,
Tba nneaaaled Baritone Hi titer. whA art
ea as one urtlie judges at the Great Humcal
tournament at Fremont, will be assisted hy
ihedral ol Buffalo.
ine citizens of Findlay and ricinity are
respectfully inyited to extend their oal-
rooace. and mar eitieot a mr trnat .nj
if : 1... i... '
Prograwmus will be distributed in due
lime.
ADXISSIO.1, . . . fiOCTS.
The Finest Parlor Stoves
IN THR MARKET. AT
HOftRISOIf A RICE'S
FARM FOR SALE.
IWILb BEIX My FARM In Hanrork
,)unty. iluio. to wit: The North at
quarts or Hecllon i:. In Township 2, N
Kanfe 10, East, lately occupied b James
Dye. Tbe tarm lies within bslf a mile et
van uoren; it contains 160 aores of land.
abat 100 of which Is cleared and tinder
renoe, ana nas upon It a gold dwelling
biuwe, barn, and other oat bulldincs. A
stream of water runs throe gh it, and It Is
welt adapted for either graiinj or farming .
ur wrm. c, appir lo my attorneys.
Brown Hope. Findlar. O.. or to ma at
Biuieruie, mineral uo., w . va.
JOHN T. PIERCE
BOTl8no2T Imos.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
rp HE undersigned has been appointed and
air qaauaea aaminisira'or or the es
te of Samuel Cameron, lata of Haneoek
County, Ohio, deceased.
WALLEn CAJfEBOa.
botJ8oo!74w
Box, nail, Cok, Parlor,
OB AST 8TTLE Of
Fonnd la all their varieties, st tbe
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ASSETS. New Advertisements. New Advertisements.
DRUG STORE
First Boor North of Court Home.
Is now in better "running order" than evsr.
rhair anocaaa ln tba Drue Business has en
bled tbem to fully appreciate the wants ol
taa psoDi
PRESCRIPTIONS
accurately oompounded from PUBS DBU(iS
PHYSICIANS
order promptly filled from tbe best assort
ment of Drugs. Chemicals, Fluid Extraots-
etc. In the country, and at prices that wil I
suit tbs closed of buyers. -
DYE-STUFFS
ofsB kinds at wholesale and retail which
ws guarantee PUBIS.
FISH OIL,
JTEATW-F'OOXOII-
or any other kind of oil usually kept in a
wen reguiatea urag store.
A oomplete assortment, all new. and of the
beat seleoted styles.
BALKS,
LUTION-J.
I'UtVUERS. ,
roJIADES,
VIM W.VW Sls?,
all of whlcb wo will warrant French, or oth
erwise.
Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Shot, Paint
and White-wash Brashes.
URE WINES & LIQUORS
For Medlotnal purposes.
80H00L 800SS. BLANK BOOKS.
WindwvT Shades, Vc.
Ws are always glad to see our old custo
mers and as many new ones as many favor
eountrr Tb rsld'ana an
chants filled at prices just as aatlslactory
though they dealt with us personally.
a. a jr. a, biubkr Co.-
nov22n27lf.
Notice,
Iw THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE 17 ST ED
SU'es for tbs Northern Distriot of Ohio.
In tbs matter of Albert ( .
Laos wort hv. Bankmnt f Bankruptcy.
whom it mar eoncern. The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee )f Albert Langwortby, of Findlay.
tbe eoqnly of Hanovck and State of Ohio.
within said District, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt upon his own Pstitlon by ths
ioon oi saia fistriet.
Dated Findlay, Ohio, tbs 15 day of Novem
bsr.A.D. 186T.
, E. T. Dp,
Assignee of Albert Langwortby. in Bank
ruptcy. Notice.
Ill persons knowing themelves indebeld
me by note or account are notified that
payment must be made before Dec. 15, 1307,
tssavs coat of collection, as on that day
they will bs placed in the hands of n Collec
tor. ' JOH2C POWELL.
Tbs Best Is the Cheapest.
Harvest Is Past I
The Yield Is Great t
Prosperity Abounds I
winter Is Coming I
AM WOW IS TVS TIM TO TAXS
MOORE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER,
tbs aasAT towh ako oocktbt wkmlt !
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Define Jan. . ibbs. now la the lima in
ttuoienoo anu viud. oreat onsrs to Club
Agenu. epecimens, Hkow-bllis, Premiums
usta. o., sent tree: or ths Is numbers of
uuarier, toot, to Jan.! on triaL for
ruiyvoots. Address
P. D. T. M re, Rochester, If. T.
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AOIKS, you win bs astonished at the var
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FOB OHXT OaTE DOIXAR X
as Bilks. Merino, and Atpacce Dresses.
Shawls, Balmorals, Lines Goods, Embossed
uovers, waunss. Jewelry, silver Pla
ted Wars, Bowing Machines, sto. This is o
hamnug, out a reality. Bend your clubs of
and UDWArda. for enacts deeartbin tbe
goods, with ten cents for each shock, ard
goner up or us eiuo win receive a val
uable prsseqt, worth from M to S30S aooord-
to number or nances eeoU Agenu wan
ted tn svery town. Circulars sent frse.
Add rasa. GRAHAM A CO SA and M fader-
street, Boston.
FRANK'S SPAXISU ANTIDOTE
Positive ours for Goworhoss. Gleet, eto.
per bottls ; six bottles for AS. Sold by
Druggists. Address. JOHN JONES. Drug
cor. Houston and MeDougal sU- N. T.
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year, will receive Nor, asd Deo, Hoe.
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