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

uuSky Ufeat W eStetu Danu, holu !
their masquerade hallat tie National.
There is no doubt butltwill be a grand
success from present indications. -
Ono week from Tonight Boos Cornc,
Band will give one. at the same place /
As Pyot 10 $, Band fnraNhes the
u,asic Cor all The dauses in our city,
they should have liberal boueft
from our dancing community.
REPpBLo AGAIN on A LINE OF,
RAILROAD. There is talk lately, of
establishing a railroad from Titin to
Sandusky City, by way of Republic,
which will belaid over the old route.
The undertaking is sal I TO be in the
hands, aud under the ccpsiderntion
of monoyed.mea whose interests de-
mand an Improvement of this char.
actor. Ie such an event should take
place, it will enable our Republic
neighbors to once moro walk erect,
and look men in etho. face. II will
lrcjuvunSte the pleasant little town
so long a victim Of misplaced con
6dcpce-and will give the desired
life and business in trade, which We
witnessed in her palmy days We
have a kindly interest in, and fell
ilow feeling for their prosperity but
We have no sympathy for the fellows,
feeling for speculations, by carefully
prepared railroad bombast.
| A DrsuoNoSABLE WooD SAWYER.
A little incident came TO our kpowl-
edge a day or to ago, which shows
what weak human nature will some
times lead man-to do. A gentle.
man of our city engaged a man to
saw up a load of wood. lie was in.
structed to saw it hoice instead of
once, the gentleman at tho same time
telling him fiat he was going away,
and that when the job was finished,
his money was ready waiting for him
at the house. What does he do He
saws enough of sticks in twain Oacc to
cover the balance Of the cord which
remained uusawed, aud getting his
money from the girl, dccamped The
provoking result of tho matter was,
that the wood was too long for the
stoves; aud if rc-cut, would be incon-
voniently short. Such dishonest di.
yiders of wood win not prosper.
The GAME LAw.--We have been
intending for some time to call the
at.' .'ention of sportsmon to the game
a,~ 1t reads as follows ut shall
be unla .-ful Cor any person at any
lime before tie frct day of October
aud after the lst a. On January, 70
catch, kill or destroy, o. to TrSu''
with such intent, any wild dee, or l.
fhave in possession or to expose "
sale any of said game mentioned in
this act, during the season when tn
killing, injuriug or pursuing of the
same is herein prohibited,3 the pen
alties prescribed for such offences are
fine Off less than $50 nor more
than $50, and imprisonment in the
county jail for not less than 10 nor
more than 80 days, or both, at the
discretion Of the court. Persons
who, are n trapping quails daily
think perhaps that this offence will
be overlooked, but somebody will be
mistaken when he Gnds himself
brought up with round turn.
WooD-CHUcK DAY.-Thc 2nd inst,
being the day, according, to old
weather prophets, that the Ground
hog, or as he is more famil.
Liarly known-Wood -chuck--is said tc
leave his hole on a sort of reconnoi
iering expedition, at which time, il
he sees his shadow, he @ voluntarily
incarcerates himself for the period
Of six weeks, during which time il is
expected that winter will continue
TO abide with us. If the sun should
refuse to lend its regal splondor for
the benefit of DIR. Chuck and the
more profitable business of phOtogra-
4 ply, in casting shadows" VIC sup
pose an early advent of the fair,
young and gushing spring, may be
: looked for, appropOs with which, the
heart of poor Chucky will be SO fillet
n with JOY aud happiness, that he vii
;lrsturn no more to his damp, darl
habitation, but cohtinne TO roam
unrestraincd over the broad expans'
OF field and forest, Whiting the COM
ing of the sproutihg buds, and yount
spring chickens. lie is'h festive
animal aud delights in nightly for
rays upon ucighboring reu roosts
and We recall to mind When in ou
q youthful days, to being often awak
= oned from our SAUNDERS, by his lord
! ship raising a disturbance among th
feathered tribe Of the farm, and whel
a upon rushing to the rescue discov
cred that he had smelt nice s" an