The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-03
ANNOUNCEMENT Of CANDIDATES

Candidates for nomination for county
vffices eau have their names inserted II the
TRIBUNE by prepaying One Dollar.
Probate Judge.
JAMES M. PATTERSON, Of Clinton tp /,
will he a candidate for Probate Judge, before
the Republican County COny ention.
sheriff.
CHRISTOPHER c. PARK, Of Clinton tp.,
will be candidate before the RepUbloen
County Convention, for the office OF Sheriff.
LEVI WEIRlCK Of Cliuton tp., will be a
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision
Of the Republican County Convention.
JAMES W. LAWHEAD of Big Spring tp.
will be a candidate for sheriff, subject 20 the
decision Of the Republican County Conven-
ton.
Clerk of the Court.
JESSE Il. LElDY, Of Clinton tp., will be
candidate before the Republican County
Convention, for the Office Of Clerk OF the Court.
JOHN HEATON, Esq, Of seneca tp., will
be a candidate before the RepublicHn County
Convention, for the Office Of Clerk OF the
Court.
JOHN YOUNG, Of Clinton tp., will be a
candidate before the Republican County Con-
vention, for Clerk Of the Court.
Commissioners.
LEVI COUP, Of Adams tp., will be a
candidate for the office Of Commissioner, be
fore the Republican County Convention.
Treasurer.
i SCUDDER CHAMBERLAIN, Of Eden
tp., will be a candidate, before the Republic
can County Convention, for the office VI
County Treasurer
Effects Of Lighining--Warning to
/ a. ~ "a
/ Friday evening July 10th, the barn Of q. H..
Hopper Was struck by lightning about ton o.
elOok. The barn was full, containing, besides
hay, about tWo.thousand sheaVes OF wheat,
just gathered, which was all consumed with
the building. Two horses were burnt 10
death. Mr.. Hopper was solicited 10 put redo
on his buildings by Mr.. Gurnees about two
weeks ago, but did not believe IN rods, and
ehO Ose tO trust 10 chance without them, 10 the
tune Of $1,000 One Peter Stents Of Orange,
barn struck and burnt up the same Week he
refused rods. One kelsey Mcdonnell OF New
London, barn struck aud burnt up, the third
day after be refused rods. One Henry Sut.
ten, Of Greenwich, barn struck and burnt Hp
the next day after refusing rods. One Mr.
: Bailey Of brighton, barn struck aud burnt
within six hours after refusing rods. HislOsl
was estimated at $4,000.
can mention others Wig have shared the
rame fate when they had 30 taith ia lightning
J rods. That II was tempting tie Lord, &c.-
lIt is asking too much 70 expect protection
without using the means. tie gave us ths
tAlenls and he means and expected Us 10 us'
them or suffer the "JUsf LAWS o. NATURE.
D ''Faith without works acc0mplisheB nothing
For the benefit Of thoae who are In doubt
will Say during one week Of the 4th, 70 my
pereo1al knowledge,
u. Hubby VI Butler, rods struck 10 barn, nc
damage.
. N. CLARK Of Troy, house. dc
y. Ford Of Clear Greek. "
n. o. PercsYille f"
= sbavv q
! J. Sunor Of Milton, barn
and host Of others where they have been
struck this season and no damage done, al
rods saved them.
We lightning rod men prefer 70 take science
as II stands. aud leave 4 10 facts a. tley are
for Proof-than 70 leave Il upon he assumI !
ton merely Of thoign0raDt o. the preiudiced
Who are nat willing 70 give credit where cred
. il is due.
Let those who choose 70 speculate without
rods DO 90 10 their tate
Davis House, Tifin, July %, go.
, Yours for American Rod,
J =. H. GIBBS.