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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-14
The BlennInl Convention Of THE German

Turner's which met at Boston, on the 4th inst
elected the following officers.
Franz Lockncr, Chicago, President, Chns.
Kohuig Of Iudanoplls Vice President and
Henry Kuhn, of MasljRQtQn, D. c., Sccre-
tarv. The sssnft Of the CentrdtGalpmittee
shows whole number Of asso"iatioNa in
the ,eouutry, including the Pacific coast, is
$50, with 900 members.
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Ladies' Read This. IS. waldmau

Ladies Read This. IS wadman has
inst received new kind Of Hoop Skirt Tho
skirt Is made from The best steel and 1t can
be made longer AMI shorter this is some-
thing new. We are selling these skirts for
75ets wcnrc also selling 30 spring Skirt
for sIOo Remember the place, in Mrs. Al
len's Millinery store, on Market st., opposite
the Davis Houss, Tinin, o.
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Inniher Sfnne Frnnf. :. In ihe new B

Another Stone Front. In the new busi-
ness block to be erected by Mr.. J. D, LOOMS,
this season. fine stone front is to be con-
strncted Of native material. In view Of this,
Mr.. Iarter, who has the contract for supply
ing the stone, has lately erected and has now
in operation at bis quarry, on Rocky creek
machinery run by steam, with which he is
getting out the stone, aud dressing them.
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Council Proceedings Monday evening,
May Nth. Present. Johnson, KauP, Noble
and Wagner.
The Clerk was instructed to draw orders
on the proper fund for accounts amounting
to $685..
Petitions, demonstrating against the sup,
preston Of steam whistles were presented,
read, and laid on the table.
Jacob Schcibcr, Supervisor elect, prcsen-
ted his bond for the sum of $500, which was
accepted and he was daily qualified.
The ordinance to suppress steam whistles
was put upon its first reading and passed
without dissent, 1t reads as follows:
"SEc. Beit ordained by the City coun-
Gil Of the City Of Tlfiin,
That the use of steam whistles attached
to stationary boilers within the city of Tiflin,
at such places or in such manner as to rem
der the use Of such steam whistles danger
Gus 10 the citizens OF the city, or any Of
them, be aud the same hereby is declared
unlawful.
SEC. II any owner or owners Of any
stationary boiler, 70 which a steam whistle
is aItacSfd, shall use, or cause or permit to
be used such steam whistle, contrary to the
provisions of tine preceding section, such
owner or owners shall upon conviction
thereof he fined 10 any sum, not less than
-----dolldrs nor more than-----iolars
aud shall pay the cost of prosecution"
Several ordinances were laid over until
the next meeting. Tor rT- .r.
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RRRORs OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
Hous Debility, PPrmNipre Decay, and the effects
of ynthnil Indiaorctipu, yillfor the sake Of suf-
f.rfns humanity send rec 70 all who need Il, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which ho was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do 30 by
addressing in perfect confidence.
rpF lfH JOHN n. OGDEN,
May 10, 1867, &c Cedar Street, N. Y.
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A Simple Remedy,-But one that has
proved worry cffactual In curing Sore rhroats,
Hoarseness, Pulmonary Affections and Kidney
Complaints. IL found IN Hhas Pine oompoud. 1,
is safe oven for the youngest in the family.
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Preal ers Aheaa..--A grsA. storm Of drl

PreakeFs Ahea1.--A greA, storm Of dry
goods bursisd upon the large dry goods
house Of ". A. Doerle, & Co., This week,
aud whoa the tide receded some of the
cboirest dry goods silks notions aud carpets
ip this market were found on their shelves
IN Short, q bran new stock Of goods has
heen received and opened by this hrn, and
they tell the people about it in our Adver-
tising columns.
by the way. Mr., E, Jones, the well known
and accomplished salesman is now eonnee-
ted with this 'estAelishment. his friends
vih pkr not.~
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New Ben for tho School House. "A

NEN NVU TUT IIU NNHVUI HUU'Vs 7 ~
fine he'll weighing 1915 pounds, was received
on Friday last, for the Union School build
isg in the lst Ward We are in favor Of
bells, hut wethink It would have been good
idea to have finished the towers on the build
ing, previous to It's purchase. The hell wa
manufactured nv the West Troy Bell Fodn-
dry, West Troy, MY.
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az HON. ALEX. X. srEPHEMs.
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- Ties.

tfc6.
'THfs g,eat work presents the only complete
] and Impartial analysis OF the Causes OF the
War yet published, and gives those interior
lights and shadows OF the great conhict only
known 10 those high officers who watched the
nood-tide OF revolution from It's fountAin springs
and which were so aeoesfihle TO Mr.. stephens
from bis position as second officer Of the Con-
federaoy.
TgA Rnllie that has been suTfeltsd with appa-
rently similar productions, We promise a change
OF fare, both agreeable and salutary, and an IN
lelleoiupf treat Of the b CHEST order. The Great
American War hrs at last fouDd historian
worthy Of Its Importance, and At whose hands II
receive that moderate, candid and impartial treat
nent which Huth and Just toe 40 uTgenily defqand
The intense d-slre every where manifested TO
obtain this work, ITS -otnsih character and ready
sale, eOmhiRed WiAh AZ increased commission,
m AXE II the besls slsnbscFipuOn hook ever published
One Agent ir Eiston, Pa, reports ~ subscr-
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Use lusion's strictly pure White Lead
rpurity guanbtCcdl toe sale only at
HustnN's CITY Drug Store.
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S6EEPLESS NIGH Is.

A SA remedy 20 sootla all nervous excitement,
"A and IN Us guest sease,a nerHlpe, there is,
perhaps, no me,ilnne NkAnt whiohis receive 4
sith - milch fuYeF az Rnhgcks stom,oh Rutcrs;
wine glf I'm on gong q bed rs ail that Is pe'
aairei 80 pr9dpoe SQUAD All ne,thful sioep.
n3rshise1 &Mye,s, Sale Aca4ts, pa39Yn,
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. THE REAsoN WHY MIsHhkR5 HERB BIT
TIERS cures 50 iGany diherent diseases, Is be-
cause IL is the best remedy for deransed stom'
eeh, or Dyspepsia, now known, aud because 1t
nvigorates the entire system, thrcngthcns The
nervous dbres clcvates the standard Of all the
vital forces, aud sustains most hcathfu tono Of
the entire human organism. Medicines that
will do this, will euro any disease, Cor the simple
rea ,nu, that nature will do the rest.
We guaraotce, that no woman orchid, however
male and eiaaoia.o.,, eau use these Btiors resu.
ierly Cor tscuty.ous ,hys, S'fheus the return OF
fhe rosy dhceks ana f,ir eamplsSlon "haraeteris,
tic Of good hoallh Sold BY all Druggists a.
Dealers. DIR. 8. u, HARTMAN CO., Proprie.
tors, Lancaster, Pa, aud Chicago Illinois.
nog0 Am
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SELLING AR COST.

p sill Self pe siooe, cOri.istiHg II Agricultural
implements, Hardware, tshla sad pocket cutlery.
srr s., At coat Or shlrgeaYa d. @. hlwE.
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Close Connaotiens are Made.

At Sanfusky. with rrsinS OF (Northern Divis-
lanl Lake Shor" Rairoad Line ami during the
gsrNsea ofFavsationD With Isakc Steuners for
the fd1-dSnnl Datrot H ~
AtCiyde, with Trains OF (Sonthern Divisionj
Lake Shore RHilroad Lirc.
81 Csrey, vi n 9Fiudlfy nranrh Trains.
At forast awhh Trains Of Pittsburgh, Fort
Wsvnc. md chir1gb RAILWAY.
At Hellefnntnlnc, with Trains of the BELLE
af0ntzinf n estline end IHilianspOllsl RHilway
e Al Nrbaits, wi N rrn ms OF the Colrrn bus and
fnfrfHar roN s-rrrtral Uailwav.
~ Sprinsneid. with Tondor Branch trains.
Al London, with Trains Of the Columbus and
N~nial Railroad,t hff
A N,ayton. With trains Of The Dayton and wcs-
tern Railroad.
- At 1Cinclnp atl witt { Through Exprcss Trains
10 9n1 from Toulsrillf. Tndlannrolis. ST Lp,iia
Cairo. Memnhis. and the South; Kentucky Cen
tral Railroad aud ohio River Mail poais
n Thisfine hae heep SEWLr EQufPPrD with
fflnrrirr Mositrn DAY Coaches, Smoking Cars and
Might Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed In com tort and
Htrlo.lM a 9. .fa , u. % II.
RAMS RUN THROUGH TO and from Gin
selnhah wlthopt ttansfer 10 Passe agors or baggage
HrDgtnns tkrs ensuriuq comfort and Adinir
greatly 70 the pleasure OF the trip between the
Lake and tho Ohio River,
THROUGH TICKERTs sold and BAGG AGE
CHECKS givcn tn all principal cities reached by
this Road and connecting lines.
F1fa 4 s- fJgfi.yVtL TIANf & Snne RI nfendent
r. W et1eUNfA Y. General Ticket AGENT
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ldncemenIs NH .npear M week.

The Attention of ou5 readers is dit,"eo
to the advertisement. Of Goes Dyspepsia cure, in
another part Of this pNpcr.
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use H.
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49, haN i4th leus' y 80 rnT-F-
Askins .iucy Mrs. tnoAenin nAras ttietinns,
heaien w. n, Blair John r. Coll Nary. r,sa f,
Dickinson Charles. Ewich i.ffe Miss. uAscs
Hcnry IL, HAS Charles ", Uauck iavob Mrs l..
itor Anga Mrs. Kline n. VI. Miss. Listcr Rebtc.
- Mrs, Martin L. A. Ms. Miller a X. Nbr.
ton .i6ites Al lllspoworf Ne, Rease George,
Rieth John Adsni Frt.i eiVicr susan MN .
Wing n Co, Wtckrft Sps9n Mrs, Wolf J. ",
Wilcox Elizabeth Miss, Lins Navicr
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Revenue Taxes. I'VE call the attention
Of those who paw special taxes on incomes, car.
riagcs. Sc, TO the Advertisement from Collector
Anderson in another column.
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LadlcSl fyou have any ruiaing to be hem.
med nicely. take them TO II sting, who will
hem them mefely 70 show how good II can be done
on the gcnuiue Hove Sewing machine, and FNr-
mers Wishing one OF these wotli-rcuowuod ma
chlues, can have one delivered at their residence
by sending me their addresses. For particulars,
.ee ndV ,vitsenout. c. II. STING.
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PittsbHrgh cFt Wayne& Chicago
sS0 RNRailway. wv

On ApdRfter NdVemhsf "a. 1867. Trains win
lo4ge. - 1tiohk drlv, tSundays eNeepted.lAs fol-
lows tfrain leaving chicago NJ 4.k0 p. Mr
lays s!dsily TrainA leaying Pittsburghat at 2l6
P,fE, lftyei dAhyl u It'l'II Wg
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Schelb- -makes good fitting clothes. He
makes garments to wear WELL not simply
to sell them. .--- ..-.-
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ROLL OF HONOR.
rhs following Of or subscriber, paid f3t the
tht-.N .l..l.- lhn rrnn.h ~ An..l. : !

Flre.4on Friday afternoon last, a FIRE
was discovered in the residence Of Dr.. Turleyi
in the 2nd Ward. The alarm being given
all the engines were promptly on the ground
and the FIRE was extinguished without ma
teral damage to the building which was
frarne, IN fac, the water done more injpry
than the Gre. All the furniture was gotten
out Of danger, except some kitchen u,ensils
in the back part where the fre started, We
were intormed that the doctor ip attempting
to quench the flames fell from the house, or
ladder which he was on and was injured
how severely we did not learn. The hand
engine kept in the 2nd Ward, was. frs, at
the Gre having buta small distaneeto run,
and done sood service, until the steamers
'urrivsd. p p o'.hi1 i1tqN
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For Sale Lots. Two 6ue building lots
in the Second Ward, on the west side OF Mon.
roe street aud north Of Adams street. Each
lot 60 by 200 feet. wHfbosold cheap. En-.
quire OF D.J. GoopsELt.
"..... .... apl ig n
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For the Campaign.
ttrb bl+ss
Town and Country.
rHuRsplY MORNING. NAV q. lses.

For Sale.--A large iron screw and two
iron bolts for sale alta bargain. Enquire at
u. oflqs. L.LLl
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

Magnolia whtet. - delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne ana at halfihc price, 2t29
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PREFRRRED SPECIALS.

Go 90 Hus,On's City Drug Store for pure
Liquors for medicinal purposes.
For Fresh Drugs, Paints, Ons &c., 20 %
r .-IctGs 1SsEGs Z cily Drug Store
Wall Paper and Window shades, new
stock and new styles at
HrsroSs City Drug Store.
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL!

THE woAANs BEST FRIEND IS A GOOD
i and reliable Bewlng machine. r...l
For such an article 90 20 O. II Sting's Sewing
Machine Rooms where you will hnd the genuine
Howe, Singer, Etna aud the improved star Shut
tie There Is no genuine Howe unles II has
medaliion Uhe head Of Elias llowe) embedded In
A. O. H. Stlne,is the only authorized Agent for
thiEmachinc, iu Tfins q .A
Having been engaged In the business Of repair
Ing Sewing machines for the past six years, will
promisa 10 keupmy maehines clean and IN good
repair for three years, free Of charge, which II
more thRu can expect from those WHO have
had no experience 10 pairing machines.
4 am now prepared 20 attach Hemmers, nrald.
ers, Qullters, Fsllers and fuckers 70 most Of the
old styie machines.
go come aud bn" new machines. or fetch in
your old ones. and / will give you satisfaction
II desired twllt taRa machine 10 the residence
OF any person wishing 10 purchase and put IL In
operation,
es steel stamps and stencil plates and will furn-
ism them as cheap as they can be got In larger
cities,
loOms on SlAinst., over Kroh s Elders China
store I HH 'H q. u. aTING.
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What Manufactures will do for a

What Manufactures VIII 90 iOr n
CITY. illustrating what manufactures will
do for a town, the Toledo Biad. tells a story Of
Canton, OHIO, where the wcll .kuoen Dal's reap.
ers and mowers arc made. Anew years since It
was ono Of the dullcseN L least progressive towns
IN the State, u was rctrogroding rather than
,,-~grcssing In wealth and population. Mr-Ball
,--.,.d helm 20 build ms improved machines
He asked for si, ooo from the e'V.ens o. canton
to help him start manufa, .ory. 49,, ''' -. >,
for him, and out Of that investment, tserc h".
grown up about this nucleus Two immense
agricultural implement manufactures, one Of
plows exclusively, Que Of stovos and hollow wnro,
one Of reaper and mower knives one Of saddlcry
hard ware two Of furnitnre, one Of horsc.rakes,
one Of farm wagons, one Of cultlvators, one Of
wrought iron bridges, one Of soaps, and others
more or less extensive. These are not smal CON
Germs. The machine interest alone supports
900 people. The town has trebledin population,
quadrupled in wealth. besides developing ahome
market for farm products, which is stimulating
production, and enriching farmers In the neigh
borhoOd tributary to II. --
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About TOWn.-The mayor has ordered a
general cleaning up Of streets, alleys and
premises, by the 18th ofNey,~-7A drunken
man and a dog.6ght furnished amusement
for Saturday evening recrcators on the pub
lie squate, last week "A slight change In
the railroad time-table, will be found by
reference to the c. s.S c. table "A new
,,v,rv 1s,.ahle has been opened at the "Tiain
Hso.,n -,,o,5s wi,S some late aud stylish
turn n-ouis.--Last week ous day s""''u'!l j
little dog was discoyered sitting on the
debris Of stone torn or the Rbutment Of the
Market street bridge, unable or afraid TO
swim out Some humane men let a small
boy down with rope and rescued the ca
nne.--0ne Of our saloon men drew a top
buggy at the Piqua iottery.--Mr. Frost, at
Emrichs, picked up brick at the old build
ing now being demolished by Mr.. Looi@S,
with the date 1892 burnt in II. This build
ing in eye olden time was used rs black
smith shop. THE measles are in town and
children every where are taking s,ock,-----
The street sprinkler commenced It's daily
rounds on Monday last, much to the gratia-
cation Of merchants and others, Over Eve
thousand dollars were paid ont in this city
for wheat, last Saturday, lelling at s2.bo per
bushel.
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Grand Openlng.--Mr. j. LNudcrmllch
will open at ,, Empire Block, the latter part
Of this week. an entire new and we'll selected
stoct of Dry Goods, OF the The very latest styles
1ni patterns, which win be sold at the lowest
rates FOR cash. The public are invited to call and
inan ncrl his atncl,.
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rrnrrsuEps NOTICE.

/, an al rsrtisemsntsh hnteipied 70 nppsar in TIE
eurses,, ~esk. n,,,s, be bantci u es esry as
wednesi,y. morping rrr ~r
We am 70 uisItct thc TRIBUNE q repository Of
Local E,enis. in an parts Of the county, and We
wonld think our friends ii tho dif,rnt Tuvu-
ships Tor suy items ofintorasi they may send us.
For the Campaign! .fs
cLUn RArgs.
From the ist ofNtay, uu,iinNer the Presi-
dental election, VIC win send the Tmuuss to
persons residing in this county, at the follow
ing rates; lcish ia ddronce)
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Fremont Items. MIR. Philip Weihert
of Rice Tp., died on the 22nd ult, from the
effects OF having tooth drawn. He took
cold in his jaw which became swollen and
fcarfully painful and afer two days OF in
tense suffering he dropped down upon at.
tempting to go out Of doors, and expired in.
stantly.--The dead body Of a newly born
infant was found in the river short dis
tancc below town, fortnight since, with q
stone tied to its neck, and had evidently been
thrown into the water Immediately alter It's
birth.--0n Tuesday last, young man
who had been iudulging pretty freely in
liquor, assayed to pat an end to his charming
existence by drowning, aud upon jumping
into the river in the rear of the Post Office,
Immediately rePented of his rash deed and
clung tenaciouSly to a large rock close by
until he was rescued by his brother, who
took occasion while bringing him ashore to
give aim sundry duckings by way Of pun
ishment for his folly.
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Mcrcutio saii Of his wound,
80 n.y. rstl, ilcp. .. Z IsslI. rt ID ~
"a. ~ - US n asfF IS ~ Y
A,a Siis, BET It ,sosld 10"

A. site. BET It rosld Do
PtANrArioS BirrERs will not raise the dead,
But they cure the sick. exalt the depressed
vsrs Andrender lifcA hing to BE- enjoyed.
We bslicFe tlrvre arr milionsof Hsine witness
es % this feet Dysprpra 1shorrf1 disease,
but Planiasion Bittsrs will curciS ~ isa most
invigoreting ionie.f Cor week.-mrs. and mental dc,
spondenoSs ThVrs who srsfioui Of sorts" should
cry Plantation Hitiers. rrIa
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Es
Cincinnati !, SaDdusky, & Cleveland
si'A1r road. VI
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TIME CARD. JANUARY ~, Is8s.
DAILY, TsuNpAys ENcEprrnl
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,A

GOING SOUTH.
lMal --io;4 N.N. Acrnmmohation-eho 4. NJ.
.Expless iia7 J. ". Fihdlay Accom.-63s +. NJ.
kfN GOING NoRrIL
NSil-S06 r. ", Acrnmmodstion-S,O0 A. NJ
ENp-e's-a;29 A VI. flndloy Accom--s.oo \. NJ.
Express leaves Sauduskv Sunday instead NJ
HvnrhTv EVENING", md Accommodation leaves
Dayton Sunday Instead OF Sqtprday evenings
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Slang. We live in an age of 'slang.'
The young cultivate IL, tho old tolerate It, and
society winks at. The more Of 1t young man
eau judieiously % intersporse throughout. his
conversation, the highor he rises Ia the esteem
OF hs eminino friends. Ono who has el tho
latest "gags" ready at his tongues end, TO amuse
his audience with, Is dubbed "gay boy a
"killing fellow" witty, so sharp, ana is "per,
,fectly adorci," accordingly. lent tho tastes Of
seclety becoming slightly deprayed, o. "a this
stSlr Of expression TO be considered q higher or .
deripf talent than modest well set phrase OF
spedeh containing words OF soberness aud sense
40 the teachings Of our grammar school, to he
considered less cultyiied aud refined than the
Vulgar wttcisms and low express ions Of the bar.
poom aud club houscl In other words Is the ed.
ucation Of the street to be preferred to the teach.
ing- Of our classical institutions Of lcarningi
Would we rescue society and our young men
from this whirlpool ofyulsarsm, ,--hereiu lies the
sccrct,-ict every young lady treat with aversion
or contempt any and every attempt on the
part Of her gentlemen friends to indulge in this
dcspcable habit, and slang will soon cease to be
cultivated II not entirely abandoned for words
more manly and purc.
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Repairs for the Excelsior Reaper
and MOWer,--Cau hereafter be found at
Geo. Erncsr- stove store. Al in need Of any
repairs would do well TO nand in their orders
for same Immediately. lla can also at any time
furnish the above Nachincg l. noJo.3t
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SHEEP sHEARfNG.

ME rhlnd snEnal sheer Shssring, of TN kenoes
I County Wool GroWers issoeiaiion, VIII b. hrlp
- The barn ofJ, Z. AWAY n o. a iaiie south of
Republic, nn fneaitvhAd WeinctdAy, Ma IetA
and 2Hh, isGS. The .Aearlns ~ cauInsuaeat ;
o'clock ~, eB ths hrstdas. Ceial.etilian epea
% ~. ~ ihrss " iHtena 10 ys shsep shora
A. the ehsAfinEi sFd pt8ItI u bfprsfnt with
thsif shsfp at O'Clock 2. ~ on The hrst tay.
Ali those who are in, ,erested ara ucsfad u be
present With the hAskcfe, and hqvrA cVod 1ma
geeegsy, iiyordsret tAS,lpis gcQA.
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Here and There.

C66f er6Aa1rss f.om ~, ,ou,tetn pAsl ok
the State, express the opinion that there is
probability Of pretty good crop ef peaches.
this season, in their DISTRICTS.
The storu. Oa Frisay klgbsof ha wecti
blew over q circus tent a, Salem, Mon,gom.
cry county, much to the terror aud disoom.
future Of the audience.
Josh BniiaFs says ,ba, Il bed bugs hare
any desting 10 GIL It must be their s,omacbs
1t iseyldenay a mapf-fcit one. 4, .roo
Aliule son Of Mr.. Karst, Of TiGin. about
six years old. fell from the top Of standing
car, and broke his neck. --SdnS,sty Reg
Not here, Mr. Editor. No one has been
breaking their necks hercatouts, to furnish
"ys local with apitem4-pot wy9wr NJ
During the severe storm last week, nearly
all the tlshlus posdsfaloSr CedaH Point vsrO
blown ont Of the water, and the nets torn,
aud many Of the stakespgiie3uPr and lost,
I; will probably be two weeks befote some
Of them eau be fairly in operation again.
THIS accounts Tor the mcagere supply Of fish
IN our city for several days. tItI. Nta
A new town has been Incorporated in
Hardin county, says the Repubiicdn, under
the appelstou Of Enterprise, aud whose
shipments Of lumber, during the month ol
April was Go against 80 shipped from Ken
ton, which latter place will have to look to
its laurels iu the lunbsr',rsde. -.it