The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-17
REPUBLIC ITEMS.

light fall Of snow on Tuesday last, !
lends new life to the business Of
our town; the farmers seem bound TO
make the best Of the favorable con-
dition Of the roads. 4 large num-
bor of teams are seen on our streets
daily. Wood, hay, straw, poultry,
butter, eggs, pork, beef &C., in abun-
dance, all of which is gobblcd up by
our citizens. Merchants aud business
men seem to enjoy the thing hugely.
Schools.-Our Union Schools, un-
the superintendent Of W. V. Brom-
ley principal, Miss Lapham in the
secondary, aud Mrs. l.. w. Shaw in
the primary departments are per.
foct success, no better schools in old
Seneca.
.SocictieI.-Tho secret societies OF
our town, are Hourishing finely.
| Hildroth Lodge. No. 1865, f. & A. NJ.
Meeting nights, second and fourth
Tuesdays in each month Il c. Crit
tsndeu, w NJ.
Republic Cha pter No. 80, II. A. NJ.
Regular communication first Tuesday
in each month, II. Bromley, IL. I.
DcMolay Commaudery No. ., X.
IT. Regular meeting fourth Monday
of each month. IL. Bromley, Com
mauder.
Republic Lodge No 40, 1, o. o. +.
Regular meeting every Saturday eve
ming. D. D. Ogden, n. G..
Daughters of Rebccaa, No.-Q. o.
10. F) every Wednesday evening.
Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars, No. 1872. Regular meeting
night, every Monday evening. A..
f. Butts, w. c.
CauGon.-The young ladies who
meet at a certain house in this town,
for the purpose of practicing the
"Grccian Bend" had better look
we'll to the window curtains, and the
key y.holcs. Little boys will speak q
word.
Poulry.-The poultry dealers in
our town are doing a fine business,
in the way of buying and shipping
poultry to the eastern cities ready
for the holidays. Keep your eyes
on the game, boys; do not ct the fck
lie markets pluck the feathers from
your pocket book.
Our New ,Sdioon.-A new saloon
is being opened in our town. The
work goes bravoly on, fall in line
Query.-Who killed Professor
Witter? Answer next week.
The C6agress--Of our town meets
regularly every day. The finances
seem to be the important question
before the body. Many of the mem
, bcrs are openly demanding an ex-
pansiou of tho currency.
Christmds Ere.-Everybody j
wanted at the Town Hall, on Christ
r.. mas Eve, to attend the first an,
! grand opening Cotillion Party of thu
season. Mu ic by Pitchers Band
supper at the Neikirk House. Al
know old Jonas, and all will affirm
that he is cup to snuff" Pitchers
music and calling cannot be beat
and the dancing will be under tn
immediate charge of Captain Bill
d Smith; none knows better how.
Town Hall.-By the way, we hay
D, one of the finest Town Halls in tn
n county. The Hall is large, we
c lighted and warmed, with large an
IS we'll arranged Stage, making it one {
the best Halls for Lectures, Exhibi
'o' tious, Dances &C., in the county
Return it.-The man who Btol
that blanket off the horse Of NJ
Harris, while standing in frobt {
Marshal Smiths, on Sunday evenin
ne last, had better quietly drop it whel
.rd Mr.. II. will get it. The individl
who appropriated the blanket
known, exposure is certain unle
for he complies with this request.
Notice.-The last will and test
: ment of the late Professor Wittt
" will be read at the rooms lately oco
10 pied by the departed in the Sene
ld County Acadamy, on the 25th in
(Christmas) at one o'clock p.
Front seats reserved for his near a
,ss dear friends. No suickeriug allowC
tn A full history Of the advent
"Prolessor Witter," into our tow
his work aud mission among us, t
Or gether with his mysterious dsappea
or ance on the night of Nov. 9th 1SG
ler will be given in our next. "0h my
Ter terry, thou shalt be revealed"
ice Death of an old Settler.-Mrs. B'
-as ham, relict of the late Daniel BE
n ham, one of the old settlers
, " this county-died Saturday last,
ier an advanced age, One by one
nd original settlers of this county I
W. dying off.
is an Important Inquiry I won,
if every man in Scipio township, "
claims to be a Republican, takes
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