The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
EBIGHBoRHooD NEWS.

From the Fostoria News, of March
22d:
We understand our enterprising
townsman, j. c. REMOVER, will soon
open a dry goods store in Morgan's
block Jake" is an old hand at
the business, and will undoubtedly
make it win - Mrs Wisemun, aged
ninety.two years. was burned to death
on tho 18th. She lived with her
daughter, Mrs Williamson, and while
the family were all ont of the house.
her clothes took FIRE, and before the
Gre could be oxtie9uisbed she was so
badly burned that she lived but few
hours. She had been an acceptable
member of the NJ. j.. Church for sew
enty. five years,
From the Fremont Journal, same
date:
The store of Ryder & Taylor was
closed on Wednesday, the firm having
made an assignment to Joseph Hun
ter, of Elmore. The new bells for
the German Catholic Church of this
city have arrived. They were cast in
Troy, New York, weigh two thousand
pounds. and cost seven hundred dol.
lars. The church has also sent for
town clock, worth eight hundred dol
lars, Captain Henry w, Buckland
soldier aud Republican of the
straightest sect, has been appointed
and confirmed as Postmaster at Ere
mont, vice II r. Shomo removed -
The Amateur Dramatic Club Of the
Monumental Association, of which
Charles Bell Esq, is manager, have
arranged their programme for the
season. as we understand, and will
give due notice Of the entertainments.
They propose giving three more en-.
tcrtainmcnts this spring, on which
occasion they will produce "Little
Barefoot, " which is a companion picce
to Fanchon; "The Dead Heart." a
tragedy founded on an incident in the
French Revolution, and representing
an episode of that stormy period, and
close the season, as they began it.
with Fanchon the Cricket." We
believe the precise dates of the en-.
tertainments have not been fixed as
yet. .e.ur., .Isr..r -.,..
From the. Clyde Times
The MCPHERSON Monument Associ-
alton met at the Mayors off 7e on
Tuesday afternoon, for the Transaction
OF business relating to the McPher.
son Monument
The Association reported subscrip-
tons to the amount of one thousand
two hundred dollars from this village
and vicinity; nothing, as yet, has
been done outside of this Vicinity
AS soon as the weather will permit,
thorough canvass of the county will
be made. Captain Lennon and Gen.
Eaton were appointed a committee to
visit Columbus and confer with the
Legislature in regard to an appropri-
alton of money from the State. We
trust that the Legislature will enter.
tain the claims of the Association,
and unhesitatingly make a liberal ap.
preparation to the Mcpherson Monu.
mental enterprises Certainly, Ohio
cannot overlook the patriotic services
of her favored son, the gallant Nc.
Pherson.
The Association adjourned to meet
on Friday afternoon, when report
of the Columbus committee is cx.
pocted.--Enos Mead, an old oiti,
zen of the county, died verysuddenly
of cholera morbus, at his residence in
this village. His age was abou. 20
years. ~
From the Upper seadusky Union
General W, Il. wy:.soN, Of his
place. after an examination before the
Supreme Court, in session at Colum.
.1s, was, on the 18th instant. admit
ted to the bar, to practice law in the
several courts of Ohio. The Gene,
Ial is a man of excellent ability. a
thorough and accomplished gentle
man, well acquainted with tho law
aud will, undoubtedly. adorn the pro-
iession no has chosen. He com.
menees the practice at this place, aud
we wish him every success.