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eousT o. cenmus sltn.


BEFORE Judge CAfdozo.
on -p-f~St T.~,i rs Tls Nnfso~d csrr~sv
Hs~A -on September n iscs, tcnds valued o. 5000
ssrs scsen from plsnsIr Ne Immediately Issued no
iic> aassasrn NJ his ioss snd bad ihsn diSnsassd 70
shs ssc>ssus ssnks end brokers osnoss IN We cay
shortly aervssss he also tssrraphed 70 the Secretary
Of We Beasary Who informed HIN thns The missing
bonds wsss psrhAse< by dsfsedsnta namuG then ~
Piled Cor bic property witch vas refused vhsn The pre-
sent saft - oommsbes<. Te~sImony vO ysUsrdAy
Akes o~fss : nv - 10 ~ fsess ID ~ eass.
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GRAND LODGE or COCO TrMPLARs.

CINCINNATI, Oct. S, 1900.
The Grand Lodge of Good TomplIrs h in session ~
Springfield, Ohio THREE hundred fcegates present
Reports presented showing tho result OF the years
Iabors 10 be increase az seven thousand members
The finances of the Grand Temple also reported 70 be
IN highly satisfactory condition. Dayton Ohio, wa
chosen the place for holding the next annual session
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The Cheapest Newspaper and Be~s IAscrsry
FsxW .--Jourunl In she Country. ~ Z W -
The WEEKLY HERAlD for The present week. now roaiy
c0ntaina Continuation AZ
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By WILLIAM BARNET PHILLIpa


PoRrRy--" Two AYrgRsoossn written for the WEkxLy
EIERALD by Louise Riviere; WHAT AIS Mr. Loys"
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"rHE DIAMOND CROSS"
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PUBLIC Schools. The examina-

PUBLIC SoHooLs. The examina,
tons of the Public Schools will com.
mence on Monday, June lsth. In the lst
Ward. aThe examinations will be as fol-
lows:- Primary and Secondary Schools,
Monday sfternoopi Intermediate and
Grammar Schools, Tuesday; Sen. Ger.
man and High Schools, TUESDAY after
noon and Wednesday,. = y N
In the I'd Ward-Primary Schools on
Monday afternoon; Secondary and Inter.
mediate Schools, Tuesday, Committees
have been appointed to attend the exam
nations of tho various Schools. The
members hnye.been duly notified. They
are respectfully urged 10 attend iD the
Schools for which they have been ap.
pointed. All are invited TO uttend-the
parents of scholars, especially, are re-
quested to manifest their Interest in the
Schools by being present during the ex.
amipa,ions, The graduating exercises
will take place. in the High School room,
at o'clock, r.M., Thursday, June .2lst.
An are Invited to attcnd' or
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To Merchants & Mechanics.

1t is proposed by the Agricultur-
al Society of Seneca county to pre-
pare and print for the use of the so
ciety and others, 1900 pamphlets Of
thirty-two pages. The expense of
this undertaking X is the intention of
the society, shall be iiquidated by the
insertion of local business advertise
ments by pages alternately with the
agricultural matter. A number OF
these pamphlets will be given to the
merchants and business men who
have advertised them for distribution
to their customers from time to time.
Those who desire to avail themselves
of this mode of advertising their bu-
siness will call and leave their orders
with L. G.. BowE at Bowe & Lysle's,
or at the Tribune Office.
Il. G.. BoWE, Sec.
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BUcYRUs REAPER IL MowER.-
To WHOM 1T MAY CoEoERS.-We have
been repeatedly Informed by ciliEens OF
Seneca County, who wanted to purchase
our Improved Iron Frame Bucyrus Reap !
er and Mower, that they have been as
sailed and threatened with prosecution by
HENRY BEcHrAL, who prctends to claim
that we have no right 10 sell in said Sen,
eca county. We Iakethis method OF as
suring all persons that we have full right
and license to sell wherever we offer our
machines, notwithstanding tho silly false.
hoods of the agents Of other machines,
and that NJ. G.. KISzER, is our author.
lied agent for Seneca county, who will
gladly take orders for US and supply the
citizens Of Old Seneca" with the BEST
HARVESTER ever offered in this section. ii
he can do SO by fair and honorable means
and without resorting to miserable repre-.
setations and barefacad falsehoods.,
II. SHOCK, a. Co.
Manufacturers, Bucyrus, Ohio.
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,0GAL--& NLSCELLA NEOUS
THURSDAY. JUNE IA, 1866.
To Business Men and Others,


BRING YOUR, ORDERS FOR JcB
PRrsrrSs to the City Job Office, No. !,
Market Street, nearly opposite the Davis
House. The publishers of the TWPySE
have one of the finest Job Offices in
Northern Ohio, and are now BETTER rRE'
PARED, than any other office in THIN
or this section Of comfy to execute
work promptly and IN a superior style.
We keep constantly on hand a full stock
of Paper, Bill Paper, Letter Paper, Cards
of olrkinds and quality, Envelopes etc,
etc. We keep the best Of stock, and
turn out tie best work, which fact bu'i
ness mon aud others willremember when
thew have printing TO do.
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FoR rHx TirtS TRiBuNE.
",Us."
Mn. EprroR--SopRR SAN must

Mn. EDrToRs-SoBRR SAM must
have been seriously intoxicated when he
became the author Of the Communication
Of week before last ! Judge go from the
uucertaiu way in which'he, goes on his
errand. lie leans on the arm Of Tow.
MOORE and use, quotations from my pro.
duction as walking stick. beg to
Withhold my post Office address from jog,
jrp from motives looking TO my peace Of
mind. % MINNIE Moons.
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iEMEMBER the old adage--slight
ly changed for the OCCASION" Do unto
yourselfas others do unto themselves :
which, interpreted, means go to HERsm1
Ser & MYERS, and get drink of " Arc.
tic Soda" -one drink Will make you
happy, and if you take two you won't
know yourself. That's so!
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CoRREorIoN.-In speaking oftbe
progress made toward the erection Of the
new Lutheran Church last week. we, e-.
roneously styled il the "German- Luthe.
ran" 1t is an English organization, and
it is but proper that the error should b
corrected
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Special Notice.

We will send the Tiflin Weekly
Tribune during the approaching Cam
paign q months) to subscribers, for
as cents cash commencing July LIST
Roll in the names
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GRAM DEpoT.-We notice that
The Warehouse of s. B. SHEATH, has
been undergoing repairs, looking tc
uctive operation In grains this season.
New elevators have been put up, and al.
so better facilities for loading and unload
ing eraius Formers shaving any kind o.
''igrpin- TO dispose Of, can get the high
est market price at this Depot. ~
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A Sni.rn SroRY-A 1

A SHtEp SToRY.--A flock Of
sheep were coming UP Market street on
Monday afternoon, when the leaders hal
ted aud showed q disposition to return to
their base. The drivers swung their
arms andi whips wildly. Vigorous at
tecks were made on the Ganks Of the
sheep We watched the surging mass
with breathless interest, but didn't offer
, t6helpthe drivers. Finally an elderly
male sheep broke to the rear and ran
vigorously down Market, street follow ed
by the unruly detuchment, ~
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TIFFIN.--T This inland city is show
ing a good deal Of enterprise in her WOOL
en- and wooden manufactures. We un.
dcrstund that the wholesale MERCANTILE
houses of Tiflin, are well sustained
,SANpusKY REG.
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New TIME TABLE.-MR. GEO.
p, STEVENS, The Agent at this point, for
the Sandusky g. CINCINNATI Railroad, has
handed .os a new time table of this road,
which is published elsewhere. The
night Express going South, leaves Tifiin
at 10, P. N. The mailtrain going North,
leaves Tifiin at 4;45. RI n
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CIGARs.--Lovers of the weed
viii consult their own advantage by pro.
curing of Messrs ToKAYER g. STERNrELp
one or sdozen of the cigars, known as
the-"Ls. Favotite."~a- puiely Havana
brand. These cigars are made of the
best tobacco and have fragrant flavor.
Try one and see,
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AupIroRrAL STATISTICS There
are in the County of Seneca. 1892 hor-
ses, valued at s5e6,5e5; Cattle l6, sos,
valued at S23S ,s9S; Mules, 81, valued at
$47l2; Sheep, la9,6a2, valued at $780,.
-O23; Hogs, $500, valued at SIlO,3oO.
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JusT So.-Fellow citizens, it is a
fact that almost every body likes. to haye
fiue suit of new clO,hing,and the place
to procure that desirable article, is at p.
ScHEIB's, on Main street.
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Mr.. KEMMERER, assisted by so
pupils, will give Concert at National
Hall, on Friday evening, June 18TH
Concert TO commence at 8 O'Clock. Tick.
cts rs cents.
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The CLEVELAND, Fort WAYNE "
CHICAGO r. Rive give large space
In this issue to report of the railroad
meeting held at the Court House on Sat
urdoy afternoon, last, deemingit mat
ter which would, and should deeply in
tersst all of the people in the country
As some of the speakers truly remarked,
on that occasion, there seems to be an
unaccouutable lethargy on thc-part Of
persons which must be, in some way not
yet developed, overcome and done away
with. Ifrhcre has been doubt of the
soundness and importance Of the enter.
prise, then go to work and Investigate,
each for himself 1t is very evident to
US that the people Of Seneca County,
you and you, and chat man-in the corner,
are all interested in the same degree.
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FLoRAL.-We have been put in
possession Of splendid boquet, for
which, we tulse this method of extending
our thanks to the fair gi5er. -
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HERsnIsER & MYERS, have re-
ceived few more Cigars OF that cele-
brated brand {" Everybody's Favorite. /"
They are just what their name implies.
Try one.
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THE SASH FACroRY.-Attention
is called to the advertisement Of Mr.. S.
KAuP, in this weeks paper. This man.
ufuctory is rapidly gaining ground in its
peculiar line Of manufactures, and the
cogs and belts, the planes and turning
apparatus are daily contributing to the
building of good houses throughout the
country around about Tiifin, They now
employ twelve hands in addition to the
steam power. -a - dave.
Their income for the month Of May on
Door frames, Window s1sb and Blinds
upon which alone an Internal Tax is
paid. was $500, Besides the local bust.
ness of this establishment, orders arc
filed from, Belle Centre, Carey, Forest
Dayton and F;ndlay, and from other
towns ON the line of the S. & G. Il. r..
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The FENIANs.- The Fenien
meeting that Yves to be at the Court House
on Saturday night, was not.
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Special Notltrs.

Itch! Itch ! Itch |!
SCRATCH sCRATCHl soRArCHr
whes,on's. oioi@ent viii cure the Itch Ia ishour'
Al,o cures SALT RHEUM ULCERS. CUT
BuAiNS, and all ERUrrloNs OF TuH SKIN.
Price so ceats. For sale by sll druegus. q, send.
ina 90 cents to WEEKS \ POTTER, sole Agents,
10 Wa,hingica street, Dc.toh, t-willbe forwarded
by mail, fres Of po,as', to any part Of the unitsd
states. ...4 -a..
June :. 1866. 3t-ty
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For SALE--100 Sides Of Good
Heavy Harness Leather.
]. NJ. EBERT, Tiffin, Ohio.
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LITERARY.-The Excelsior Lite
rOry Society of Heidelberg College,
give free entertainment on Friday oye-
ming ,June 22j. The exercises will con.
sist Of delincutions, essays, ,reoding OF the
EXCELSIOR, paper edited by the Socic.
ty, aud discussion OF the following qucs
.tion:." RESOLVED, That the sale of spir-
itous or malt liquors to be used asa bev'
erage, be prohibited by law" by F. Moy'
er, affirmative, followed by d. H. Houiz'
aud NJ. +. Cramcr, negative, and closed
on the affirmative by J. c. Cook; after
which, viii be delivered the valcdictory
by Master Charles Good. All honorary
members aud friends Of the Institution
are invited to attend. Exercises to com
mence at o'clock, p. NJ.
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An .ERectual Worm Medicine

Browns VormliuBo C0mnis' rf
oa woRa tozssoss. Much ,ickue ;, uadoubtsdly,
with children and adults ,atrihntei TO other causes,
Is oceasioned by worms. The F" VERNrvGr Gov.
ursF although -efrecwal iu.dshroyius worms,
can do possible injury to the mos, delicate child.
THIS valuable combination has been stnlly used
by physicians and found 10 be safe and in Grad.
ieating worms, 50 huufal to children.
CHiLpRSS HAVING WoRas require immediate AT.
tsnticn as neglect Of the trouble ollen pro.
lohged sickness.
syNrroas OF worms ~ CInLpRrs ore oncn
overlooked Worms in the stomach andbowels cause
irita,ion (which can be removed only by the use oi
II sure remedy The Combination of ingrodieu Is
ased in making BRowN's "vERNRuaE CoNrIrs -
Is such asto give the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS * BROWN Propr ietor, New York -
Sold by all dealer, in Medicines, at e5e,s. box.
.MafHi, 1856. 32--il.
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Gpn,el,ial.
All Marriage Notices are charged 81. Deaths
published Free obituary notices cents per line

MARRlED--June 9Th ,'at the res
idenco of the brido's father, in Richland
township, Wyan1ot county, Ohio, by the
Rev. J. II. Henderson, Captain JAMES I.
EwiSG. Of Adrian, Seneca county, to
Miss MARTHA A. LAIRD.
who is moro WORTHY of good wife
than the soldier who has fought and blcd
foe his cuuutryl J. X. II.
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TO CONSUMPTINEs

The advertiser, having been restored to health in a
sw We oss by very simple remedy. after having
80 uered iorsevera years with severe long Affection,
and that dread disease, Cousumption-is anxious to
make IN own to his fellow sunereuthe means ofcuTc.
To all who desire IL, he will send copy of the pre-
serpton used (itee Of charreJ with tho directions
fcTpmparibg aud using the same, which they will
find suRg oURE for orCoSsUSPrIoS, ASTHMA, BRoN.
cinrs, CoUoHs, CoLps, aud all Throat ana Lung
Affection. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription sto bensatthe afflicted, and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy it viii
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREs, by return
mail, will please address. ---- --
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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Piusburg, Ft.W & Chicago r.. R.
TRAINS GOING WEST

On and amer May 90, 1906, trains will leave Sta.
tions daily, Sabbaths excepted, as follows =
Train leaving Chicago at $50 a. m. leaves daily
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HIDES.

Corrected weekly by ]. NJ. EBERT
IllDES--Trimmcd 5@6c.
CALF SkINS-I4. Kip skins &c.
SHEEP PELTS Dry, 25c@6oc.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

EhNWka' VT UV II,
A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
De3lity, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful ndescreton, w.ll for the sake OF snGerinr
humanity, send free to all who need II, the ree'pe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit by
he advertisers experience, eau do so by addressing
IoIIN u. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambst. ST Na,, yo,L
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POTATOES, PORK, &C., Sc.
PoTATOES-SI IS
TALLOW sc;
CANDLES-Stcariue 25 cents.
I" Tallow 20@ 10 cents.
SOAP--Gcrman 10, Common 8 cents.
WOOL. Selling at 30 cents to so.
WHISKY--S3 90, aud Common 81 30
per gallon.
HAMS ..l5 to Is cents, per pound.
BEESWAN-.25 cents per pound.
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SanduskY & Cincinnati Railroad

'0UHUUnhy 70 OILUIHIuUI LdIIIUUUi
On and after SUNDAY, June 10Th, 1860, and
nntil further notice trains will leave as follows
S o v n.
10 90 p. M..'Mhil Train loAyes 1ifin connects a
Carey with usn from Findlay arrives at Day.
ton at 6.sOP. NJ, and connects with train for Gin.
cinnati.
1000 p NJ, Night Express le ayes Tiffn connects al
u Nrnsna 1or So'umnu. J az Springfield With Liu'
ndeofnscts with train for Cinei matt
N 10 n T H.
4 Is An, Night Express leaves Tifhn connect,
at Clyde with c, h 4, r, r., for the East at
ssndusky for Cleveland and the East.
i;+6 p NJ Train leaves Tiin connects at Clyde ior
Toledo and Clevehnd ..- o.. I
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains. ..a-. -....,
GEO. b. STEVENS, Agt. 4,
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FAsuGoNs.-The latest style Of
bonnets has turned up in Riehnond' In
dinna. 1t is described as " consisting Of
Two strnws tied together with a blue rib.
bon on top OF the head, and red tassels
suspended to each Of the four ends of
the straws." Price, $40. "a
Let not the price deter femininity from
discharging the dish-pans, aRdy immedi'
utoly purchasing couple Of stro~s. Oh,
Fashion! whence comcst thoul Where
in lies thy eubtle power to turn tho heads
of even wise mSidcnsl Hast thou, o,
Fashion, shape and substance; or is thy
presence so great, Thy power so unlimi-
ted, that it can be manifested by the
combination Of "two s,raws," and rib
bonl Echo.answers. but SO indisiinctly
that we didn't hear the announcement.
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How about the 4th of July ! :
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STRAWBERRIES. We were called
upon by Mr.. JAMES McEwks, Of. Eden
township, la.i' Monday, who handed
usa paper containing some ofths iarses'
and best favored strasberries ii has been
our lot to see for many a day. They
were really. splendid. Our reffeshmcn'
men viii consult their Interests by as.
how large crop he will have
this season.
TuE 4rH OF JuLY--Boos' Con
NET BAND-FIRrNfS No. I've are
pleased to learn that the excellent band
known as Boos' CoENET BAND, will not
desert the city on the coming day for ma
tional celebration, as was some time ago
spoken of. What is a " Fourth Of Ju-
ly" without music, martial, sentimental
and liyelyi A bah will be. given, BY the
band on the evening Of the Fourth, at
the National Han, aud they are deserving
of o rousing benefit, because the proceeds
are to be devoted to their interests.
Fire Company No, h,we arc informed
contemplate attending the celebration, TO
be held at Findlay, where Fircmcns'
tournament will be part ofthe programme.
pursos are offered to the engine tba, can
sling tears over the most ground.
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TIFEIN MARK ETS.
Corrected weesly,sy $ B. SHEATH.
GRAIN AVN appna

GRAIN AND SEEDS.
LOUR-Sil 0O@ ~ so, n
WHEAT-Firm OF 81 IS 20 . 20.
CoRN--Frm at 45@50 cents,
RYE--60 cents per bushel.
OATS-Firm at 80 cents,
CLOVER SEED--SI 50@S5 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--SS 90
FLAX SEED-Ss 90 per pushel.
HoGS--S9 oO@lO 90 per owt
BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BuTrER--is@9Oc cents per pound.
EGGS-l6 cents per dozen.
LARD-ln Kegs, 1901 per pound.
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L. G. BowE, Sec.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1866-07-21
Germs Of Sdrtrtisino.
TOILET MYSTERIES.

Ir takes me an hour every morning,
says an English authprcss, TO make up
my chignOn my own hair) 80 ~ to pre-
vent the stulling from showing. And
now that / have mentioned the word
chignon, ! will let you and your young
friends into secret respecting that arti-
Gle, so that you may be able to discover
hair or of somebody clsc's. a natural
chignon is never 50 smooth - false
one, because, try as she will, the ncatcst
and cleverest young lady's maid can
never prevent a few short hairs from
sticking out here and there; for although
they may not show at first, they will
become visible to certainty before tho
evening is out, especially after dancing.
Now, the false chignons are made of hair
all of the same length, and secured SO
firmly as always to present smooth
surface, although l have known some
girls purposcly pull two or three of the
hairs out and cut them off short, so that
these chignons may seem natural, which
I call very wicked, and what l never
should do were l obliged to wear false
hair, which, thank goodness, l am not.
Then, again, false chignons, especially
of any colored hair (Which is very eX
pcnsivc to buy, are rarely ali exact
match with the wearer's own hair, so
that to disguise the difference they are
frequently covered with fine net, which
is sometimes ornamented with gold
spangles; so whenever you see one COW
cred in that way you may be certain
it is false, because no girl who had hair
enough to make a chignon would ever
think of hiding it under net. Dear
me. what a trouble ones hair is to one.