The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26


HusoS.
The Republicans Of Huron county have
nominated, for the Legislature. Robert NJ Cune
and Alexander Mcpherson.
The town Of Nvrwalk vas TO have boen
lighted with gas. for the first time, on Wed.
ncsday evening.
ERtr.
San Aoomrsr Yesterday a man named /
William Fulmer, residing AZ East Norwdk- |
perhaps better known as Puckerbrush--was |
kicked by horse, on bis right leg, breaking
4 badly just above the knee e--MnAN FaEE
Pass.
SANpUsKY.
On Tucsday last, as several lads were en-.
gagged in playing, they came acruss some pow
der, and while some were preparing a hole in
the ground TO receive the powder IN order 10
create an explosion, George, q son Of Mr. Will
liam Webster. thought the powder too damp;
and. in order to test It's fitness set Il on fire -
An instantaneous explosion took place, and
his face and hands were severely burnt
MEssESoER.
WooD.
| DEArH or JUDeE KELLEr Judge John A.
Kelley, one Of the Oldest citizens Of Wood Co..
died at his residence in Montgomery township,
on Monday, the sth inst, in the 65th year Of
his age.
FlBR At oTsEoo.--on Sunday night. the 7th
inst, the dwelling house and store Of S. ely.
mer. Esq ten miles up The river. at Obego.
were destroyed by Gre.
HANcoCK.
AcciprNr AND DrAru "A son Of @. W.
Meters, agedabo three years. while playing
on the pavementin trout of the Sohwab House.
ON Wednesday Of last week. fell into the open-
ing leading 10 the cellar under the building.
and was Sc severely injured that he died on
Monday lnst--CoURER.
HARDrS.
The Republicans Of Hardin county have
nominated John F. Henkle for Representa-.
tive.
WYANnor.
The editor Of the PIoNEER makes the follow.
ing aifyc ing appeal to his subscribers
"Oh, We hard hearted delinquent subscr
bersi Why don't you bring the editor som,
feed for his pigs1 They'll soon be so poo
that it will require two Of them to make
shadow"
CRAwFoRD.
Death OF A. l.. Wcstover.-Ats a state,
meeting Of Eden Lodge of Free and Accepte,
Masons held in Melmore on the 10Th day q
August, A. D. 1859, the fol owing preamble an,
resolutions we're unanimously adopted, viz:
d WHEREAS, The All wise disposor Of even,
r has seen ft in the insorutable decress Of hi
Providence 10 remove frum our midst on
Il. worthy and much esteemed friend and broth
% er, Amos l. Westo ,er, who departed thi
life July 18th, A. d. 1859, in the 5Sth year
his age, therefore,
Resolved, That we bow in humble submii
e sion O. the will Of Deity in full confidence thl
lie He roeth al things wei.
= RESOLVED, That in the death Of broth'
Westover this Lodge has lost a faithful an
efficient Senior Warden, community, a worth
IF citizen, and his family, frierd whom non
but the bereayed can properly appreciate.
REsoLvED, That we deeply sympathiEe wit
70 the bepeaved in their niiietion and tend,
=, them our coincidence and fraternal regard.
RESOLVED, That the furniture e the lode
"a be clothed in mourning for the space Of thi
le ty days.
"a RESOLVED, That the foregoing be spread NJ
on the record. and certified copy there
presented 10 sister Westover
RESOLVED, That copies be forwarded 10 u
EDITORS Of the Crawford Co. FoRuM, Bucyrr
ID JOURNAL, TiAin TRIBUNE and Seneca ADvl
e, TisER, with request that they publish Il
II, same in their respective papers.
+ REYNOLDS,
Secretary Of Eden Lodge Of F. d A. Mason
MARION.
y A desperate ight came of on the Railrol
no track near Caledonia last week, between "
TO men named respectively Ozenbaugh al
Young. The cause OF the quarrel was a pi
flask, and both were said to have been drui
n. at the time. They quarrelled as TO viii
K. should get the flask flled.-REPUBLIcAN.
ee Lost, on last Sabbath morning, on Mari
ut street between jefferson and the NJ. L ChurS