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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

b. YANKEE RoBINsoN's SHOW will be in Rock
Island Tuesday June 23d, afternoon and ev.
ening. The advertisements state thst it is
now the largest and best show in the United
States being made up of new material
throughout.
Mr.. A. s. Burt was in town yesterday
making arrangements for the exhibition
Many of our people remember Burt, who
with Henry Waugh, was citizen here, some
ten years ago, and painted panorama o
the overland route TO California. Yam
kee" also lived here then and is well know
here now. He always has big house in
Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

RIVER ITEMs.-The Sucker State went up
yesterday closely followed by the Key City.
The latter steamer put off 2i7 boxes of bot.
ties for Carse, Elder & Co. The steamer
Countess is making daily trips to Clinton.
The Keithsburg for Ft. Madison in the NOR.
ming. The Davenport viii be up to-nigh.
and the Reserve down this evening.
The steamer hasca arrived from St. Louis
to-day noon, and also the Davenport. =
THE Black Hawk Walking Cultivator
manufactured at Buford's Rock Island Pillow
Works, Is having most astonishing run
among Che farmers, and supplanting many
formerly in use. They only manufactured
about thousand of them this year, and il
is wholly impossible for them to supply one.
halt which are ordered. The orders receiy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
pailp ARGUS,
Tre,niurn JOB Printing.

Orders for Jon PRISrING will meet wi'h pfomp,
.t,sns;on .t the Alsaus OyynE, aud be executed
ia. the very hast n anaer and at reasonable rates
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

ed bg teIegraph every day are astonishing. =
Next year they viii manufacture about 5000
Of them. II oil SIS IS
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

ALL men who want to see competition in
eastern freight and passenger rates should
vote against the Moline road. The only
speedy and certain way to get competition
east is to extend the present Peoria road
from Coal Valley. The other projec: is a
tfall and a snare which viii swallow up
every dollar of original stock, never return
ing cent of it. Do you want your taxes
increased right straight along, for the next
twenty years If not go to the court house
tomorrow aud vote down the attempt to
mortgage your property, labor and business.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS

Taken at Post Hospital, Rock Island Arsenal, 70
the week ending Jane IL, 1865.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
AIarriaots.

GESNER. BAKER June 2sd, at the
Parsonage in Arcadia, by Rev. j. II. Good,
Mr. Casper Gesner, Of Seneca county, to
Miss Lucy Baker of Hancock county.
KRoNCK. MILLER, On the 2sth day
of June, 1853 at the residence Of Mr.. Lonno
Liberty township Hancock county, by Rev.
D. Gray, Mr.. Harrison Rronck aud Miss Jen
ME Miller.
CHILDS. JOHNSON. June 25th 1868.
at North Fairfield. Huron county, o., by
Rev. J. Il, Laird, Mr.. ym. E. ohilds and
Miss Rhoda L. johnson. fftf
STEVENS. -HULL.-On Thursday the
18th day Of June 1858, at the residence Of
Joseph Hunter, Elmore Ottawa county, o.,
by Rev. Barkdall, NJ, W, s Stevens ana
Miss Necia HUI. both Of the abo'r place
THoNAs-KEYs.-ByE n. =. Colwer. g. r.. q,
the resrietic~ Of the bu ie u1ther, n Repuh
seneca CO., o., on the an lay ofJily. lss Mr.
james Thomas lFieof T nnefseel to NJ - Annot.
e. Keys, Of Repuhlo II
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

A large and fashionable coneolrse at la
dies aud gentleman assembled Gu Thursii -
\, the Thrteenth Baptist church To witness
the marriage of PvSt S. J. Khkwood, OF
Tiiiin. Ohio, to Misg Marion A. Kitkwood,
daughter OF the late Wallace Kirkwood, OF
IBIS eitS, and uitce ofeH-SrRator Ki,kwuoJ
Of Iowa The ceremony was performed by
Rev. D. Hill, Who made ~ very interesting
address 20 the young couple. Mr. Robert T.
Belt, Of Maryland, acted as gr0omsmaa, and
Niss Josephine Kirkwood, sister OF the BRIDE.
After receiving the congratulations Of
hosts Of admiciHg friends, Professor KirA-
wood sud his blushing bride left on the s:45
tram for wedding tour to New York
Boaonpnd Niagara Falls, after which they
willstHt for Tifiin, Ohio Prof X. now being
n candidate for State superintendent OF pub
tic schools for that State, - .Natiosal Wash.
ington Republicans.
We take pleasure in oopyiag the above
from the Republican Of the 25th ut., and
embrace the opportunity of adding our best
wishes sad congratulations 10 our cleFer
Superintendent and his fair bride. Long
may they wave.
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Ihc Spelling Qacstlon.

Eps TRlnuSE:--I wish % reply TO commu-
nicaiion In your columns last week relative
10 the brIUch OF spelling IN our schools.
The communication shows a mistaken o. in
tended parversion Of facts. The class beih.
called up, the states are brought out and the
words are pronounced aud written down.
The teacher then takes the states and marks
the missrelled words herself The scholars
do not exchange states, as is said, and the
scholars do not spell atall. The scholars
have objected TO ia mode oil spelling, but
without success, while the directors have ex.
PEELED quite number of scholars for rebel
ling against this mode. Now the question
arises shall the directors tear cur schools TO
peices for this useless mode OF spelling aud
from which the scholars derive no benefit ?
They talk Of henedt, but we see none when
majority Of the scholars can not write their
own names so as to he read without great
difficulty. The qualified voters OF this dis
trict eiected three individuals for directors
OF the school, not as guardians OF our schol-
drs 70 say what they should or should not
study. They tax of wlnl young Ameri-
cans but we know OF hat two, and they
are Of the family to which the author of that
communication belongs. They also spoks OF
declaiming, writing essays aud compositions,
and some Of the scholars objected to this in
this wise when the scholars would come
TO school unprcplred they. were forced 70
speak or their recmtions were suspended
aud we think il about time that this enforce
ment were put toan eud Icaled the direc-
tors together tor consultation, but for some
reason or other they objected to hearing
what had 10 say, while the leading direct
shook bis head aud that was enough for the
other two. One OF the directors thought as
lhc re 'elinus scholars $50 ,ermed) did, un-
I'll the other two told him better. As | un.
d,rsiaad it District School IS for he bcne-
it ofall, aud not for one or two individuals
and - long rs this chi is kept in view, We
have no objections, out when they try 10
tear oar school TO opeices by enforcing some
thing by which ur scholars are not beue-
6ted IN the least we feel like demurring,
and We hali raise objections the prIneips
OF which is this | do not wish to be'under-
stood as being opposed 10 decmimng or
Nruag eGu ositioRs, by no means but ]
want Il vuluniAry act. We have young
men 10 our district with very limited educa-
tioRG. eome twsRty- I've or thirty years Of
age, Sho have played or 10 avoid Gd-
dressng the schaoi. Enforcement Of this
"I"pVh VI 'e"' 'u'nSi ~ WIN tnus pe eeeui 10
not enly damaging our school now, but has
doEe SO in days passed. We have young
men in our district who shun the school,
that is, do not make themselves regular as
scholars on account Of this. .....
We therefore ask, that hereafter the direc.
tors make ,he matters spoken Of voluntary
on the part Of the scholars. Our district 70 Il
very good one to govern, and the scholars
are willing to succumo to anything reason-
able. J. W.
Attics, o. June Goth 1868.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09


FLAr Rock, SENECA Co., o., Narch 10, 1868.
ARK. wniLtpiS, ESQ.,
preli'ent ofthe American Life Insurance Co.
DEAR s,R-f beg to tender my thanks to the
American Ilre Icsurauce Company for. the
prompt ami sstsmctors nannerin which pay
mon, was made to me as administrator of my
sons estate, by Il. Torrey, your general Agent
ofthrod thousand dollars, being the 'Hu amount
Of the policy which my tate son, WilliaH O.
Noll, held in your Company. Although bat three
paymcnth had been made, the thros notes given
on tho premiums wore awarded as d diyidends.
In behalf o. the youn widow and hrr infant
child, | thank you AMI a. showing my Npprocia.
tion Of this ben,hcent institution, have taken a
policy FOR eve thousand dollars in your company,
and assure you that shall embrace eyory op.
portunity of recommendng the American Life
Insurance and Trust Company Of Ph IladephiR 20
my frienis ani 70 the public confidence.
Respectfully, RLI MoLL.
Carr. n. PfcE, ~ ~ d ti
Agent for tho above Company has opened an
ofice IN Commercial Row with G.J, Kson, Esq.
where ho can be folnd from 10 to l2 a. IN. and
from to 3p.m. nool moss.
For Sale. "A brick dwelling house Sit.
uated on Perry street, lot 80 feet front. at bar.
gain. Enquire Of MRS. ROBINS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
Here and There.

A maa IN Sapdusky county hasa Pot Rtc
patch Of ass acres
Ne. A. L. zAHx has lsft the Clyde rines,
and Ar. D, B, ca FEsE, tornerly Of Pt. Cliu-
ton has taken charge Of il.
A hoy named HawkipS was so badly IN
jared by heiOg eaugh, bslsesu car and the
platform at Upper Sandusky last Saturday a
week that he died the following day.
The ci,isens Of Canton have decided by a
large maiOEiiy 70 erect water works, aud
city bonds 10 ths amount OF $50 900 will be
issued TO carry out the project.
A proposition 10 on foo. 10 extend the
LondOn bfshsk Of she G. 5. 3 c, read 70 Co
lunbus,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

About TOEn.-The exhibition OF the
ST. Joscph Catholic schools at the city HILL, on
Thursday evening, was largely attended ly
mcmbersUf that churoh,----The attempt TO ex.
tend the gas.pipcs on main s,seo,, has been
nbandoRed, not enough citizens subscribing to
It's private support .----Ioans were run up to y
very high figure, at the meeting of ia, d. & s.
l.. A. on monday evening lasi.---rhc Western
Union Telegraph Company, arc in active opera.
ton In their new office in Ycrl,'s building. al
their machinery is new and in tp.top working
order.---A moonlight Picnic was held in tho
grove below the old Fair Ground. on Tuesday
evening under the auspices Of the Baptist con.
gregation Of this city.---A violent storm Of
wind and dust invaded our city on Tuesday, NJ
ter one Of the warmest foreuoons Of the season
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
ldyIce thai should be Hceded.-we

ies,rr to call the attention or the an etel to the
merits Of Robock's Blood Bins, purely vegeta.
bic eathartie. FREQ nom mercury aud mineral
poisons, aud uudotib' cdly tho best lremedy ex-
tAnt FOR the radlcb cure OF nervous and sick
headache, bilious disorders and oil affections or
the Liver and Blood. They ace, AS their name in
licAtss, Biool PHI they search thu bloqd for
Al cease AMI strikea the very root, thereby edei.
inS not temporary but permanent cures. As q
purS,tiye, they are al that can Do dcslrod bong
mill andsofs ipthcir operation m un1pestlon.
ably one Of our most satisfactory CNtharlie
Pills, aud should be kept in every houschold, and
when taken ip coanpluon Sith Rhsck's Bloo
Purifier, arc rucquAied Cor curing s,rofaia, skn,
Disease, Old sorys, salt Rhcun, Dyspepia, Fry.
apeas, TumorS Erupiions. and all diseases
arising from a disof,lcrel state OF the iiood or a
disorganised state of tho systcn Try these
medicines and you VIII never regret IL ASK
those who have used them, and they VII Tell
YOU thoy are best OF medicines. Hcrshiser h
Myers, sole agents, Tim, o. noN In.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
Walks and Tslks


WHY were rome Of our bser-drinkug fsl.
low. w.ci,itens on the evening Of the 4th, ike
the mooo7 Because they were both fall
that night.
a sign on = Bowcry corner In New York
reads. "Petsons standing here will consider
themselves loafers ~ Er
The sign withou, the consideration would
apply to some corners iha, We know OF, here.
scouts
F red. Grummslrs new boilding has now
reached the tthd story, aud is going to
present handsome front with its stone
corners, pillars and iron cappings.
The Akron Beacon, one of the best coun.
ty papers in the State has enlarged to q
mammoth sheet Of forty columns, Akron
may feel proud Of such an enterprising Press.
The communication from al. W. W, !"
from Republic, is respectfully declined a
publication. with the hope that the citizens
Of tha, place may not soon again he shock.
ed by the iudiscretion Of crowd Of fast
young gentlemen and ladies (O A hint to
the wise is sufficient. Id.
Chuctsy' Bang, young inferno from
this place, was on board the ill.iatcd Nor
ming Star, when she went down. "Chuck
sy escaped on door which he tore from
the cabin aud threw iuto the lake. The wat
er hath no terrors for Chuyksyi 1t will
require fire to take him under
4 team Of horses placed in charge Of a
small boy at the door Of one Of our grocery
aud provision stores on the Arb, was flight
cncd by the firing OF pistol or cracker, and
jerking loose, went wildly up Madison street
and Jefferson, until they were brought tc
by sJme boys, without causing any scriou
damage.
The weather during the greater portion o.
last wetk was particularly oppressive. Sry,
eral cases Of "sun.stroke' are reported bu
Immediate relief was rendered 10y iimrl,
aose ofipccac and warm water Instance
are reported where the victim was struck OF
the nasal nppendage by friendly curb
stone, producing proiuse bleeding aud there
by relieving their overtaxvd brain.
4 young man took on such a load Of pa,
rotism at the picnic on the 4,h. in Sheath
woods, that heaud the patriotism had to b
returned to the city on dray. Anotbc
gent engaged in looking ,nto a glass ir,
queutly, sdir;'ed that "Bsxa' could be seer
in it With the naked eye, atan angle OF d
degrees Fareuhcit; tho last seen Of bin
he WAS endeavoring 10 take astronomical oo
seryaiions through a swill.barrel in he rea
OF one Of our saloons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

The Harvest. commented
cutting their grain on Monday, in MANY
places throughout the county, but the maj
ority viii not harvest before the latter part
Of this week. The wheat, from all reports,
never gave promise for more abundant
yield for 'the breadth sown. Hands are
scarce, but machinery has so obviated the
necessity for large force, that no serious
trouble iS spprehended on this score. A
boun,iful harvest will do more for the re-
lief OF our dnSness than all the legislative
schemes that can be eoncoe;ed. So mote il,
he rl. r. VIZ ..s -..-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
Brutal ARRAY at Green Spriugs.

The Fourth at Green Springs was celebrated
in the grove near the Water Cure, and hut
f,r a scandalous fight which occurred would
have been enjoyable 1t seems that young
man named Iiosslsr, from Republic was dip
ping up glass oflemousde from abucket, whenA
rowdy named Coonrpd, from uear Clyde, asked
him for drink. The other replied that he was
getting 1t for lady, whereupon the brute kicked
over tho pail aud aght ensuod. Hosslcr was
badly Injured as we're also HenIy Roller; and a
young man named Bsrkeudcrfor, who sought TO
aid thrir townsmau. These Coonrod bo,s are
said T. d'lisht in rows, and aght IL eminent.
Whenever they arc about
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
Close Couueotions are arreS Made,

AZ ssadusky, with Trains Of (Northern DIvis-
innl Lake Shore RNiiroNd Line, and (durins the
season Of nAvigation,) With Lake Steamers for
theIslands and Detroit.
hCydc, with Trains Of (southeFn Divlsion)
Lake shore RNuroad Line. ~ I t n
AZ Carey, with Findlay Branch Traina.
AZ Forest, with TrsdRS Of Pittsburgh, Fort
WAYNE. and Chicago Railway.
At Beiiefontaine, with Trains OF the Belle-
fontalne (Crestline and 1ndiNnapollsl Railway.
~ UrbanA, with Trains OF the Columbus and
indianapolis Central RaHwHy!fs ~ - ~
At springfield, with Jondon ,Rr1poh trains.
~ London. with Trains Of the Columbus and
Npnia Railroad
AZ DAYTON, With trains of the Dayton and wes-
tern Railroad .H"H
At Cincinnati. with Through Express Trains
90 and from Louisville, Indianapolis. 81 L,uis,
Cairo, Msmnhs, and the South .Kentueky Ceu-
tral R1ilroNd aud ohio River Mail Haats
This lime has heeu NEWLY EQuIPPED with
Superior Modern DNy Coache-, ,SmnkiuE rara and
Night sleeping Cars, s,unsurpassed IN comfort and
stvie .t.I. ...r .I..II
TRAINS RUN THROUGH to and from Cin-
en11u without tran fer 70 p ss"ngNrs Or nag -age
a. DNvt11. thus ensiriRE comfort sud Hidnig
greatly tn th~ Measure of the trip between the
LSke Nnh the Ohio River
rHnouGH TIcKEar' sold ard BAGf Age
CHE'ks given to al nrnoipal elites reached nv
this Rod and connecting lines. ri, r, nv
~ II T. - WILL IkNS. sunari NJ ndent
T. ". GOODMAN. General Ticket Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
RnnoHs OF YOUTH.

Agenticman who in early lFe was a victim to
that deb,sng vioo 50 common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. Amer
using numerous remedies without success, hr
obtained from friend some simple rules and
prescriptious that cHccted a permanent cure.
On behalf u suffering humanity he will send
the same free Of charge 10 all who may desire IT,.
Addess EDGAR TREMAINE, station n,
ianlT-iy Biblc House. New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
THURSDAY MORNING, July ., tsos.
A Rare Visitor. ,eventeen res

A Rare Visitor. "A seventeen year To-
Gust we presume, for we don't remember
seeing the like in our time, visited our sane.
tuth, on Monday night, and in the NOR
ming sat perched above our chamber door
like a thing OF evil, but upon our entrance,
had the good sense to retire from our sSode
s,raightway, thinking probably that we were
" sufficient unto the day, ETC."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

4 Walt Provided fOr.-0ne night last
week, eae o. our citizens was aroused from
bis slnmbcrs BY straRgs noises aRd fearing
burglarc or nGuraders wece about his prem
ises, seissd a pistol and proceeded to the
door of his mauSicn, where Instead of a
''dsrk yisaged william confronting him he
discovered snngly wrapped in a basket.
female infant Of nine months Of age, with
Gard accompanying giving directions for
its careful raising &c. The child was OF
course taken IN aud duly cared Tor, and is
now we understand, the delight of the
household The geEte@aa nor his good
lady having sny OF their own, 10 bestow
their affections upon The se,ectI1n oi II
place by the inflaFs mother WAS eviisnty
we'll considered aud IN oroughly reasoned
upoA Tts clothes we're neat and were evi-
den;ly made by hands OF culture aud refine
mcnt, aud the note also a,tested to the h,gl,
eagnecuoas aud relaIionsft sdstdned 70
prominent worthy gentlemaa Of this State.
Il rs pnrported 10 have been brought here
from Columbus but It much more plausi-
bic that It first opened its innocent eye in
Tifin, than that an liUgnteful hOlherEould
bring It hiibss from the capitol to deposit il
ata Strangers door. It's birth will probably
always DO wrapped in mystery, but that it
win find a good home ia the house Of the
lady and gentleman to whom It IS consigned,
no doubt can be had.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY IS CBNTs.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST
Ann uEar

The EvoEStE H,iR REsroREH eelipses AL
known discoveries for the rspidity with which It
restores gray and faded hair 90 is natural color
promote' It, rapid ani healthy growth, prevents
aad stons Il uhea falling oH. md is nmost luxu-
risnt dressing Tor the Hair. rendering 4 soft,
silky, and lustrous. M,mmoth bottles oniy Is
cents. sold by J. =. MarquArdt, sole agent
iaNn7
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
A HypOcORdrIzc. -.

A HypOC0RdrtzC. "A Indy not Il thous.
and miles trim this city recently sent ior
QUO ofour prominent physicians, who upon
arriving at the house, was thus accosted ~
her: " Doctor, am tired Of living, aud want
TO die. Have you any lsUlnUWm with your
The DR., realizing tho situation at a glance,
replied he had, aad opening his medicine
case produced an ounce vial of some harm
less dugfa aad offered it TO her with the re.
mark that there was sufficient in the vial to
Kill two persons, and that she could take
one half and II ten minutes take the remsin.
der. After again assuring the lady, who
seemed somewhat skeptical about rs being
prison -of i's beiug equal to the work,
started to leave remarkiog that he bad an
other PEOtvssionhl visit 10 make nnd would
call around again. Hero the lady courage
hegan to fail, her desire TO die to ooze out Al
her finger ends, and she begged tlF Doctor
70 take the vial away with him, having
come tothe conclusion that she didn't want
to die as bad as sue Jnpg ined she dsd. 1t is
hardly necessary to say that he complied
with her wishes.
Moral - Whenever you feel like taking
laudanam to produce death, commence by
taking large dose Of lobelm, aud il that
don't cure you ofall desire TO die Al sour
own hSnds then yotr case is certaiGlY 4ss-
psratei Nsr sl F4t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
NotIce 10 Farmers. .--Someihinr

q. W. Huth's Champion, or Beiie Of the Ken
stone Horse Hay Fork Those forks arc war
routcd to work orno sale. Farmers cnn examine
them by calling at NJ Haylor's hardware store,
nj THIN, Ohio. Farmers please call and exam
inc and Try one before buying ". are selling
them on their own mcrlt Manufactured by q.
W North, Plymouth, Ohio. nol5wi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
CHfLLs AND FEVER. DYSPEPSIA, LIvEf
COMPLAINT, AND KIDNEY
DISEASES CURED.
SfIsutER,s UFRB ptrTrRs

Has cured more diseases where II has been
ased, than all Medicines combined. It is the only
remedy that really purihes the blood, and has
never tAiled in curing Dyspepsia, Fever and Agne
and Diseases Of a. Liver
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DR.. $. n. HARTMAN A Co, Proprietors, Lam
CASTER, Pa, and CHtcAoo, 1LLrSoIs. no2o.3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

Prime Teas. Nathan Beck has just
received the 6ucst assortment of Teas evcr
brought TO this market. Give hjm call aud
judge for yourself Rooms No ?, Empire
Block, with Ryan h Brinkerhod 10 &c 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
serIous Accident.

Serious Accident. t.-Riehard Dildiner
a young man in the employ Of the light
ning-rod company, was thrown from a We.
hiele to which was attached a horse belong.
ing 10 the enmpany, on Monday, in the
vicinity ofthe mill-rsce, the horse having
become frightened at a boy and seriously
iuurel In falling, he struck upon mis-
Tread, producing an almost faIal ,rohtusion.
Some doubts are entertained Of his reeov.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

For Sale Cheap! i willseH my whole
sale and retail robaoco store, on Main street,
fronting the Cour, House, 81 reasonable Rsurss,
a. desirc to remove to the west. For terms
apply AZ once 20 PhtLLiP TokArER.
June "a ises IT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
School Examiners Notice.

rINHE school Examineraof seneca Comfy VIII
examine teachers AZ the Grand Jury Room In
the Court House in THIN on the lith and 2sth
April, on the I'd, elh, and I'D days OF NAY AMI
on the'6th day OF June, 1893. Applicants viii be
required 10 be present as early a. one o'clock on
tho days OF examination, or they Will not be eX-
amined. No certificates viii be Issued except on
an examination day, and teachers are requested
MOTTO apply for certificates 90 any other day,
JOHN MccAULLEY,
KIRKwOOD,
r.-LL r. ve.rrtrff RaF. MYERe, i u
Tfnn, March y tsss VIZ ExAnipsrs