The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
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NEtGHB0RHOOD JOTTINGS,
The sons Of Malta are 70 oreanisea Lodge
in Fremont, this weck-so says The DruocnAr.
TheXenia News comes to ne enlarged
ard impressed upon new type. Glad to sec
Cyrus Sears has removed from Buoyrus to
Upper sandusky and has engaged in partner.
ship. with his brother, j. D., in the practice
Of the Law.
The Perrysbnrg Journal rcports tue TO.
tai amount Of money, paid out IN that place.
during the past season, for fura Of different
kinds, at s25 ,s39,6s.
Allen COunty.-Six persons were convie.
ted under the FIRST section Of the LIQUOR Law
At the recent term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas in Allen County They were fned
twenty dollars each, and sent up fortcn DAYS
They trot them through out there.
Sad Accidental little girl about ten
years Of age, daughter Of Paul Dornn, switch
tender at the depot Of the S. d. 4 @. Road.
was run over bya freight car Tuesday eve.
ming Both arms were cut OIL, one near the
shoulder and the other just above the wrist
IL is scarcely possible for the child to survive
-SASDUsKT RreisrrR. rfI
GaseOus--The ExprR1NrSr savs--Tbe
Norwalk Gas Company was fully organized
on Thursday last, and the following gentle.
men were elected officers: @. L. Boalt. pros.
idont; George H. Stafford, secretary; Theodore
Williams, treasurer. A lot has beon purohas.
ed near the railroad shops on which 10 erect
the necessary buildings. BY The first Of DC.
to6er the Gas Works will probably be in full
blast
The Mansfield Herald has changed
hands. Messrs. Brinkorhofr a Bentley retire,
and Messrs. G. T and L. D. Myers, formerly
Of Pittsburgh, take their places.
Mr.. Brinkerloff resumes the practice Of law
and Mr. Bentley takes up the shovel and the
hoe, and the quiet ardor Of agricultural pur.
suits. We wish them both long life, prosper.
ity and happiness.
Drowned.-The Fremont JouRNAL says
that on Wednesday morning, Chas Lindsay,
and John Haggerty, laborers Of that town.
took scow and went down tho river to pro.
cure piles that had foated on. when about
8 miles below town, Lindsay fell out Of the
boat and sunk; he came up twice but his COM
rade could not reach him,-and he drowned
The deceased was an incorporate man and
was intoxicated at the time. He leaves wife
and child.
APilSe's Peakor Returned. .-"AIr. John
Wilson, Of this place, says the Plymouth An.
'H"rtsER, "who started for the Gold Region
several mOnths since, returned on Monday
evening last. thoroughly sutioiiCd that all is
not gold that gliters.' He reports that mum.
bors are returning from the mines. some OF
whom have been obliged to sell mule spans
that cost them $3.50, for Sl25 in order TO get
home: Ok teams are also disposed Of for
Something TO Boast oc.-The Kentop
DDfOoRAr says:
owe can now boast Of tho fact, that we have
the incest Public Square in the State. IL is
Wen set with grass, and so thick with trees,
that the fowls Of the air. appear TO have mis-
taken it, for a genuine forest, and taken up
their abode among the branches. and make
the air vocal with their sweet music. II is |
more charming and pleasant, TO attend one Of
their grand concerts from four to five o'clock
A. NJ, than all the Negro Minstrels' who
have made night hideous with their foolish |
melodies; and it is much cheaper"
Distressing Accident.-An interesting
little girl, aged between two and three wears,
laughter Of Mr.. Jacob Duly, living near Lit.
DE Sandusky, wus killed under the following
distressing circumstances: Her father was
lying on the floor resting, after dinner, and
'he and the other children were playing about
him. Little Hannah, the deceased, was sit.
ie' i5f mud; mud he asked her To get down, and and Ia
attempting TO do 50 she fell upon the knife,
which penetrated her side TO a considerable |
depth. The innocent little girl simply sighed, |
drew the knife from the wound, and In TWEEN |
y rninutoaa aSvna cornao. Tho aooidont 90
CURED last week.-WYANDoT PioNEER.