The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-07

LOGAN d MTSCELLANEO US. I
THURSDAY. FEB. z, 1867.
SrRlcKER BRos 4 Co., are still
doing brisk business noiwhbstsnd.
ing the dulluc-s of trade. ttfll
A store room is being fitted up in
Sency's Block, formerly owned by
Henry Ehbert Esq. 73 farg N
The funeral of DR.. ABBOTT took
Place on Friday forenoon and was at
tended BY The Od5 Fellows.
s. Il. Sheath, within the last two
months has purchased, at this place,
5000 bushels of timothy seed.
REPUBLro.-Thorc will be a Cotil-
lion party at taq Noikirk House on
The evening of February 22nd.
The htlpr of Mr.. AR. LEES the
gentleman who drew the Crosby OPP
era House, resides in Findlay, Ohio.
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lsTuE 1stsNatiou6l Bank was closed
on Tuesday from / until 2 o'clock,
that the owners and employees might
attend the funeral Of Mr.. LLOYD.
The. salaries OF, the judges of the
Court Of Common Pleas, has been in-
creased by the Ohio Legislature,
from $4,000 to $500 per annum.
PBRsoSAL.-STEwART SpRAGuE,
formerly Of this place, is now keep
ing FIRST class hotel in Findlay, o.
We advise ali Tifiu folks to stop
with him and he will do we'll bS them.
Persons who have books to be
bound should remember that .Mr. Sell
Bach 10 Gross Block has established
bindery, and is prepared to do Gus
tom work Of all kinds. tlt
The pcpsoH Who is in search Of agood
oyster stew &c cup Of coffee and some
thing palatabie with it, should 20 to
ths National Resort. 1t is the incest
Sa on that has ever been fitted up in
our city, vagr
CArs,-A1ong the items in the fur
trade of Sahdusky, is The :" domestic
cat" One thousand skins were %ur-
chased by one dealer last year. A
thriving trade might be opened in
that species Of fur, in this city.
Wedo not wish our readers to think
that sentimeutcmbraced in the first
part of the communication of IN. c."
on the outside of days paper Is
endorsed by us, for il is not. We.
merely give'it as CLEAN Of light y"
upon the columns Of our paper that
has been 9 do,rd'7ied . by the discus
sion Of impartial suffrage.
The fashionable world have decided
that young LADIES, who have pretty
ankles and small feet, shall wear short
dresses Of the late style. Those who
have not these welt turned accom-
plishmcnts,' will wear long dresses
looped up around the bottom, as per
last summers style. 1stt-r.
S. s. Kisinger is the authorized
agent, at this place for the Rail-
way Passengers Assurance Company"
and insurcs against all kinds of acci-
dents. Before setting out on a jour
MY call and buy ticket. Office one
door below Stricker's corner on Mar,
There wcre nine candidates for ad-
mission into the lodge of Good Tenn
plars, on last Friday night. We are
glad 20 chronicle this evidence of the
progress Of the temperance cause and
the prosperity efi The SCI rs"
Hon. CooPER X. WATSON was in
stalled as /" Worthy Chief of the
organization on the same evening.
A gentleman remarked to us the
other day that he thought the Win
tor, from the weather, we were 'hav-
ing, was broken We replied that,
we did not know whether it was the
weathers fault or not, but we were
dead broke ourselves, and, could read,
lily syppathize with unfQrtunate Win
ter.
Capt. S. B LINDsLEY, has been np-
pointed resident agent o. the Mutual
Benest Life Insurance Go. This
Company is reliable and has done
more business in this city than any
other company. In the hands of
Capt. Eindslnyit will-nOt fail to do
more, for he is a gentleman and a
scholar.
A slcighiug p arty paid a visit to
the residence of Mr. Swigart, near
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