The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13

NEICHBORmOOD JOTTINCs.

band Convention is 10 be helj at Mans
field on the Goth inst. The suEtp AND BAN
MIR says that some "a bands have already re-
ported themselves Tor attendance
A New Church EdiGce. says the Buoy.
rus JounvAL, will be erected by The Presbyte-
rians Of tbas place. the coming season. on The
site Of tho old one It will cost from $1,000 to
$4,000.
Counterfeiters Arrestod.--The Fremont
Du,ocRAr Of last week says that three persons,
charged with passing counterfeit money, were
lodged in the Fremont jail, on the Wednesday /
previous. They were arrested At Clyde.
ID. & NJ. Railrood.-Th Lima GAzErrE
learns from reliable authority that the track
laying on the d. & NJ. road is TO be commenc-
ed, at Toledo, this week, and pushed forward
with dispatch.
From the same paper, we learn that the house
of Daniel Violet, in Bath township, that coun-
ty, was broken into, on Friday week, while
the occupants were away, and robbed Of about
800 in money and notes and bank checks TO
the amount of $500 more
Putting on Airs.-Thc town Of fNorwalk,
It appears, Is soon 70 be lighted with gas
The RKrLrcrou says that company has been
formed and the stock all subscribed; and that
! the contract has been let
Killed by "A Tree.--Thc Kcnton Rrrru-
LicAN learns that Mr.. Reuben Johns, formerly
Of that place. was killed by the falling Of q
4 tree. poar Yelverton, Hardia county, on Wed.
p nesday last. Mr.. Johns was the largest man
:. iu the county, being some six feet seven inch
os in height, and some years ago was mau
Of extraordinary muscular strength
= Too Bad.-Thors arc, says tho wyando'
O ProNErR a number Of persons either totally o
partially insane confined in the Jail Of thai
county for the want Of an Infrmary.
Good Advice.-speaking Of Col WILSON,
election 10 the Office Of Justice Of the Peace il
Upper Sandusky the Lima GAZETTE says;
owe hope, Col, that you will not put OF
airs, and be above speaking to the editoria
, fraternity, at Tiftin, next January
" The Plymouth Advertiser, owned b,
Is Mr.. A. II. Balsey, is offered for sale on rcas
enable terms.
p Singular, but Tme.-Tho Fremont MEs
e. sENoR says, chat individuals, whose account
are square on the printers books, are seldom
:" struck by lightning injured by railroad acci
dents or blown up on dilapidated steamboats,
" Delinquents will please take warning
d, The 81. Lawrence Hotel, in sandusky
e, has been closed. It's proprietor, Col job
to MeKenster, has associated himself with III
&c Messrs. West and assumes the management
Vests Hotel
It An Accident.-Thc Findlay JErFrRsoN
IA AN Of last weok says a company Of youn
Of folks from Findlay, went down TO Johnston
en- Mill on Monday last, on fishing excursion
he When about to return, one Of the horses a
tached to a buggy, in which young lady wi
re seated, became fraotious and breaking ava,
m ran toward theriycr. When the buggy reacl
nd ed the waters edge, the young lady jumpC
ev out, but the horse plunged into the strcar
nd and when he reached deep water, got so el
tangled in the harness and reins thatho drowi
ed"
II" WhisIIey at a DiscOunt.-On Wodne
'u- day afternoon, as a man was passing our otiic
re- with n loaded wagon on the top Of which WI
IN. a barrel Of whiskey A lurch Of tho wage
=, brought the barrel to the ground with a cras
=" when 10 it sprang leak, and the strychni
escaped rapidly. We do not feel like rcioi
nd ing over mans misfortune, but We could II
help thinking it would do less harm in d
y gutter than in being retailcd at five cents
tlY glass 10 put men in the gutter. Another bG
as rel was soon procured, and portion Of it sa
IN ed. A few pals Of water win however ina
up for the loss.-FREMoNr JouRNAL.