The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
ITEMS ABOUT HOME.
SANpusKY County.


Court is now in session in Fremont The
citizens Of Green Springs intend celebrating
the Fourth of July in an appropriate manner
Mr.. W. o. Earl Of tue Toledo BLADE will do
liver the Grafton. We hope they will have a
good timo. The receipts Of the Fremont & In
diana r. r., during the month Of May, were
1927. The JouRSAL says that iron for the
road, between Fostoria and Findlay, will ar
rive at Fremont in few days. The eulverts
are being put in, ties are being laid and all
preparations mado for spiking down the rails.
1t is expected that the ears will run through
TO FindlaY before the middle Of next month.
WooD COUNTY
The Pvrrysburs JovANAL say tiiHt brake.
man on a freight train fell under the cars. near
Maumee City, on Tuesday Of last week, aud
was instantly killed.
HANCOCK CouNrr.
The Findlay JEFFERsoNIAN says Il is in con.
temptation to run hack between Fostoria and
Findlay, to connect with the F. CIR.
until the latter is completed to Hndlay.
HARDIN CoUNrr
The REPUBLIoAN says that "on Wednesday
morning last. Philip Jones, twenty years of
age. who resided in this township, started out
on a hunting excursion. At eleven o'clock of
the came day, he was found, by a noighbor
lying dead under the fragments Of large tree
that had been shivered by lightning. When
found, Mr.. Jones was lying face downward,
and his rifle clasped in his arms. !"
WTANDoT CouSTY.
The editor Of the Wyandot PioSnn has
been presented with fne shirt collar. He is
waiting for some one to give him shirt, so
that he can put the collar to some use. At
present it is perfect supcrhuity to him.
A Melancholy Occurrence.-Mr James
Herdon, Of Crawford township was killed on
Thursday of last week under the following
circumstances. While working on tho road
he was engaged in chOpping down tree, and
desiring to have it fall in particular direc-
ton, placed a spring pole against It to forceit
over; when the tree began TO fall the pole clip
ped from its place and fell upon Mr., H's head,
ipjuring him 50 severely that he died in about
twelve hours. He is said TO have been a very
worthy man, and leaves wife and one child,
having been married but two OR three years
PloNFER.
CRAwFoRD County.
The Hall Of the Sons Of Temperance in Bu-
cyrus is 10 be dedicated, on tomorrow (satur.
day. evening, and the new Cemetery in the
same place is 70 be dedicated, with appropri-
ate ceremony, on next Wednesday. They are
also TO have a celebration on the Fourth, with
parade Of Firemeu, display Of FIRE works
dc. So says the JouRSAL.
Noah Carr and Wesley Roberts, Of whst-
stone township, Crawford county, got into
fght last week, and the latter stabbed the for
mer 50 severely that he is not expected 10 live.
Roberta has been arrested. ...-
OTTAWA CouNrY.
We see by the Port Clinton DraooaAr, that
young Winfield Scott. the youth who was 90
severely injured at the burning Of the steam
saw.mil in that place. died on the Sunday
evening following II
MARIos couSTT.
The Marion MIHnoR has undergone another
change. Mr.. Osborne having sold out bis in
terest to Mr., Holder, who assumos tho edit
orial control. t-G
The REPvBnoAN pays the following compli-
ment 10 Judge Carey "Whilstin Columbus,
we had the pleasure Of taking our Representa-
tive elect. Hon. John Caoy. by the hand. He
locks hale and hearty. as II there were at least
ten years Of hard seryieein in him yet The Old
Ninth may well be proud Of her hard working
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