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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.

The cold last night was intense. We are
glad we were not in tents also--SjR. Rsgii- |
Ter.
Yes but you we're intensely witty.
Akron has an incorporated Board Of Trade.
why hasn't TiHn oue7
Among the number Of persons named for
delegates at largo to the Chicago Convention,
We find named Judge Brinkerhoff, Of the
Supreme Court, Gov. Dennisou, Gov. Todd,
Judge spalding, OF Cleveland, IIon. n. r.
Sloane, of Sandusky, &c.
Last year the First District Ct Ohio, next
after the Thirty second New York, made the
largest assessment in the United States.
Olive Logan says that Mrs Caud'e was the
only really successful female lecturer.
Hc1ry Ward Beechcrs farm on the Ilud-
SON river yielded crops worth $4,000 last
year -E1.
A nice little truck patch for a laborcr in the
Lords Vineyard
Alliance, Oaio, will have this year a com
pleted college, $500 90 hotel and an
''opern house"
A vigorous movement Is on foot to nomin-
ate Mr.. Wade for the Vice Presidency, on the
ticket with Gen. Grant.
It's estimated there are ten thousand cords
Of wood now on the bank Of Portage river
in Ottawa county awaiting shipment
A letter from Mansfield says "a powerful
revival of religion has been progressing iu
our city for several weeks, and still increases
in interest. There has never been such a
religious awakening known in tue history oI
this community. Altogether about three
hundred persons have been converted.
Hon. r. p. Buckland has introduced bill
for the establishment Of Naval Depot for tn,
Lakes, on Sandusky Bay.
One Of the papers reports the discovery
| that Pres ident Harrison died in one montl
, after taking Thomns Ewing into his Cabinet
g and President Taylor died six months aftel
Mr.. Ewing joined his counsels. II impeach
\ menis fails, let him be confirmed as Secretary
l Of War Immediately.
A drayman Of Norwalk was killed las
week by lighting on his head instead OF hi
heels in jumping from bis dray on to tn
frozen ground. An unfortunate mistake.
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Fire Alarms.-0ne OF our Councimen
thinks il advisable to have Il committee Of
three citizens appointed whose duty 1t shall
be to proceed to FIRE when an alarm is given,
aud hold an inquest so as to determine the
eIpcdiency OF calling out the Fire Depart
msnt lie offered the suggestion with a
view Of avoiding the expense Of firing mp and
cleaning the engines. Tho committee would
doubtless be democrats, and what member Of
that party has yet worked for nothing The
idea is favored with Absurdity.
There can be no method derived by which
the evil can be successfully remedied after the
alarm is given. When an alarm is given we
hold II to be the bounden duty OF the Fire
Department TO turn out, a. once, and promptly
regardless Of expense. The expedIency oi
giving an alarm rests with the person who
FIRST discovers the fire, or The appearance Of a
Gre. A little common sense aud Judgement
on such occasions might prevent much trouble
and expense, and every citizen should first,
before giving loud mouthed yell Of sire.
see if he cannot put Il ont himself with the
assistance Of those asAr him quietly informed
Of the fact.
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EntertaInment.-The RIcelsior Literar,

Entertainment Excelsior Literary
Society Of Heidelberg College, will give
an entertainment In the National Hall, on
Tuesday evening, March 10th, 1858.
The e1ercises will consist Of ora,ion''
Declarations, Debates, an Essay, an original
Drama, Paper and Farce. Good music
will be in attendance. In years past the So
eiety annually gave such entertainments,
and always called forth good attendance, and
gave general satisfaction.
But for some reason these entertainments
have been neglected for q few years, and now
we desire 70 commence them again, aud we
intend to make them worthy Of general
patronage, aad an ornament TO the ins'i,u-
ton from which they proceed. We ask q
full attendance. Admission 2Scts. Door
open at u clock. Exercises TO commence al
u o'clock.
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Common Pleas Court. Court CO

Common Pleas Court. Court com
menced on Tuesday. Judge Mott presiding We
give the most important jury cases:
ogden w. went.-Cvil action for damages in
ths sale OF store. verdo;--''no cause Of &C.
tion." Lee and Brewer for plaintiff, and Pillars
and Baker for defendant. HrI.r
Jehn Shall, Supervisor. rs. Miohaei schmiddnts.
Action for damages done to tho road bed OF the
public highway. Noble and Lee for plaintiff,
Lang and Pillars for defendant Judgment els, 90.
Felix wetsell 70. Trustees OF Seneca Township.
Action for damages for refusing to receive the
plaintiffs vote at the fall election. Tho defence
set up that the plaintiff was not entitled TO vote,
on account Of color. Lee and brewer for plain.
Tn and Lang, Pillars and Noble for defendant.
In this case there was = deadlock in the Jury,
Andsgter long sitting they cut the EOFdiAn knot,
by agreeing to disagree, and we're discharged.
Ellis Bros. Co. o. Benjamin shesdley- --snit 20
reeaVer assets Of the nrm OF Ellis Bros a Co,
conveyed by George sheidley. one OF the part.
ners, to Ben. sheidley, without the knowledgs Of
Benjamin r. Ellis, the other aud arriving part
ner, after dissolution Of arm, and As claimed In
fraud Of creditors, Judgment 81, ,2ol.ls seney
for PiAintifi, Lee Brewer for defendant.
John Myers ~. Byron Rule.--Aetlon on contract
for sale of horse for $500. Plainuffelaimed that
only slio was paid on the price, leaving 500 due,
Defense claimed payment bad been made 10 full.
or nl'd.6s. Pillars a Baker and Bartlett for
plaintiff, Watson 4 Paine defendant. The Jury
we're out but a few hApTS. and returned verdict
fer the defendant, Rnle
On Monday the Court vas Oeo'Ipid with hesnng
mstienss
Owing 10 the abseAes Of oAs reporter we are
unable 10 give the cases PrefeHted tAis week
"a. viii d - nsEt
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Close Connections are Made.

AZ sandusky. with Trains of (Northern Divis-
ioAi I.ake shore RNiiroad line, and fdurpg the
seasqn ofnay'gntion;l With Lake SteAmers for
tAeIslspaisAnd netfolt- l. lAttt
At Clyde, with Trains OF (southern Dirlsion)
Lake shore Railroad Line. ~
AZ Caroy, with Findlay Branch Trains.
AZ F0Peai. with Trains OF Pittsburgh, Fort
WAvne. and Chicago Railway.
At HolleIoutaine. with Trains ~ the Belle-
fontaine fC-estline and Indianapnlisl Rniiway.
A. Urhana. with Trains Of the Columbus md
.InuaaansllA ceafrAl Railwav. AAAt =
AZ aOrtugneld. with London Braneh trains.
A. London. with Trains Of the Columbus and
a ls.sioa: With trains Sf the Dayton and wss-
tern Ranr0ad.
AZ Cincinnati with Through Exnrass Trains
90 anS from louisville. IadianarNiis 81 l. auia.
Cairo. MemHhis. and the south Kentueky Gem
trsl Rarrosd and Ohin River Mail Roais
Tkls Line hAHheeu NEWLY EQuTPPED with
.Raa-riov Nodera Day Coarhes snaokinR Ears and
Night Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed in comfort and
stvle rr
einnati without transfer 10 PASSENGERS OF Baggage
Al DAYTON, tins ensuring eomfort snd addnix
srsAflyt0 The nlearure Of tho trip hfiwetn the
fate and the Ohio Rivey
THROUGH TICKERTS sold and BAGGAGE
rHErKs givspto all nrlneipNl cities reached by
fAts Road and rnnnerfine tines. u-I
JC WI6LIkMS suDerintsndent.
HR. GosrasAH asafrsl risket Ay-pk
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Alorrioote.

HOI11--EoBERr,--On the Ssh ult., At the
residence Of the brides father, Mr. Jerry Esber,,
Esq., on Pleasant Ridge, BY Rev. Geo. McKnliPs,
Mr. Clay nolI, to Miss Andorsh Rgbert, both Of
Seneca county, Ohio.
Thsuks for the cake and little eousidscaucn Of
"a doilr or two" which accompanied the above
uc'iee. Long life TO the hsppy couple and may
our friend McEhlips have many more such
picasant afNrs to scttlc in life.
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Dtatbs.

A. her residence In Eden township, on
the 1sih OF February, Mrs. Susannah Rich
ards, aged 90 years and 10 days.
The decreased waa for groalsr portion Of
her life member Of tho Methodist Episco.
pal Church, the invalid, bore her trials
with unmurmurioq resignation. An old resi-
dent f,his county, her death was mourued BY
a large circle Of friends aud aequainAnees.
At Republic, o, Thursday, Feb. 71th, Of
Phhrs Plilnonalii, Geo. z. Chumasero, aged
40 years, sou Of Dr.. @. N aud B. Chuma.
sero.
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RRRORs OF Youth.

H Agsntleman who in early life was a victim to
that debosius vice 50 common TO youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
noar euling his days In hopeless misery. After
usiug numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from Sfrisri somo simple rules aud
prescriptions that effected permanent cure
On behalf or suffering humanity he will send
the same free Of charge To all who may dosire IT,
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, Station u,
janlT-iy Bible House New York
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LEAP YEAR LAMENT.
'r As Arrsllssavr y,srr-.

nr AS ArrannnsnvE vtetta.
no,heri tie leap ysar. boy.i
Agful to think Of u;
Ruin is yswnms, beys.
We are on the brink of 10,
Victims TO vomsn's schemes,
Each Of us, AL Of us,
Sure as We are living, boys,
They'll be the fail of us.
Fall of us, All ofus.
Rschelors, young and oldi
Andeus arc planning, boys,
Nothing heirtongue can hold;
Planning an sori. Of ,hhgs--
Awful 10 think efiti
Rum approaches, boys,
were on The briRk ofiti
copfound The girls, I say,
TvrAn,s the whole of them
Binding us vrctehes, boys.
To the control u them
Shy Of the witches, boysi
For We are vsai, you knowi
Worst of u, tlsv know it,
Shame, l must speak ittsi
Popping the question. boys,
7Aafs what thoyll do TO us,
five but give the plaques
nalfa side view ofusi
Rsdlips aud sparkling eyes
We'll. let mo think VI ~
nclgho srcsst ruin, boys,
kls the brink OF itl
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The temperance Movement In Mel

The temperance Movement In Mel
more. We learn that our neighboring
town Of Melmore, is nov without place where
Intoxicating liquors are sold--not even cider.
week ago large number Of the eitifens con-
vened in the Good rcmplar's hall-,he remplars
being the leading spirits IN the move,-and To-
structed ESQ Wing - issue warrant for the
arrest Of the Hotel.keeper. He was forthwith
broueh, before the Justice, sad plead guilty TO
the charge Of selling liquor, lie was ordered TO
nav fne Of thirty dollars and costs. Further
prosecutions we're stayed by the sad hotel
keeper promising TO sell no more Intoxicating
drinks for ten years, and agreeing TO bind h'm'
self in tho sum Of one thousand dollars Tor It's
Observance. Next Ia order came the grocery
keeper, who plead "not guilty." to the charge Of
selling intoxicating liquors. Evidence ~ hand
sustained the charge, aud he was held to bail IN
the sum Of three hundred dollars for his appear
ance OF the next term Of Courts although he
claimed to sell nothing butcidsr. He soon Afi0i
ssreed to quit selling cider, aud that being al
the community required, further proceeding
will probably be stopped. We also learn th'
! Temple at that place Is having quite revivrl
Some persons, considered to be- beyond the reacl
OF help, have joined tho society and arc now The
most active " members, nightly leading sorn'
wayward individual TO forsako his cups, auc
/ 10 a aobSr man.
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R. r. Communication. We have re-
ceived a communication from John Reed,
near Burbank, Medina Co, in which he desires
to inform the world in general and the Tole-
DO and Akron Railroad Company in particu-
lar, that there is a spot OF ground somewhere
near the above place that is well calculated
by nature for railroads and thereby for his
pecunisry profit. We hope the managers OF
the said road will give this gentleman
claims an earnest consideration as he undoubt
edly most earnestly desires them to do
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The POOr.-NoW that many entertain
menis have been successfully given in our
city, for many different and good purposes,
we would ask whether il would not be the
right and generous thing for our citizens, re-
gerdlcss Of party, church, or other social dis.
tineton, to 20 together and devise some
means Of relieving the wants Of the poor in
our community. We have frequently heard
Of cases OF suffering and want, and we know
that many exist. We should note move in
this direction with much pleasure.
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PePsOnal.-Mt, @. W. LutE, .of f. Sene-
ca, who for some time has beeu very III, IS
now fully recovered Among his 6rst ben
evidences afler recovering was 10 pay for the
TRnusE, by which be has re-esiabli'hcd bis
claims on good health and happiness for the
ensuing year.
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EARN for Sale.

I Will offer Iny farm At nYlvNta sale situated
1 one mile weat- of sycamore village, WXsndo,
county, 0hln The farm eontaina $50 Feres, OF
is well limb red; the ilqpr yemenis conslsi ofoge
cnnamodlOas Frame UoUs- AMI Frare barn, With
All other neoessafy oui blrldtngs, 10 "a wcf wa
tered and 4 Rciad 0rckard on u.
Ag~Any pars0n viahine g. purchase good
farm are Invited 10 call and examine .he prenlsea,
fOffIOUS.
goT. ~, 1877. Ga ~
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ExcrcIses OF the High School,

Exercises or the High SchOoL-The
entertainment. given by the High school. on Fri.
day evening, was grand success, the net pro-
ceeds being over two hundred dollars. Tho l'dies
deserve much praise for the taste aud general
good management in catering for the public.
The scene from Dickens "old Curiosity shop''
being Mrs. Quilp's tea party, met with repeated
applause. Tho Young ladies resolved themselves
into talkativo old ladies' with commondahs facil-
hy. QuHp was rendered by @. L. Morehonse.
with his usual dramatic excellence. The Zoos
family contributed music. The most iifs-lIke
tableau was that presented by the Democrats at
the polls, whore was to be decided Who should be
eaned. Grant or Pendetou Their faces very
closely baronetized how the battle went, and the
alternate agony and hope which drfted aeross
their facial indicators was worthy ofs more mo-
meutous cause. BY dut Of much energetic cleo.
tioneering aud many q vo dollars bills, Peudleion
came out four votes ahead. One Democrat re-
marked sagely enough tina, "siraws show which
way tho wind blows" which remark, wo thought
was 'strau'' that showed his mental ealibrs.
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To CONsrMpTIYRa.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
(fres OF eharge) to all who desire It, the prcscrp
Non with tho directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of lung
afrse,lon and that dread disease CoSavMrTioN.-
His enly object ls to qeneat the Afnicted and he
hopes ever sufferer viii try this prescription, as
- will coat them nothing, Aad may prove bles-
aiRg. Please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1 Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Aaxig taa7
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4 Rad Penny Turned Vn. -One

A Bad Penny Turned Up. One Of the
frail sisterhood, who bears an uuenviaGle
reputation, disappeared suddenly from our
city last fall, and a short time sftsr it was
reported that she was dead, shot by a po-
liceman in Cleveland This proves to be
false for unfortunately she has "turned up
again" and she will probably continue to do
so until she "shufHcs of this mortal COLI in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05

Try lt ana see.-we found bottle Of
Magnolia water on our table the other day, left
there probably by Horshise= Myers-we know
they keep 1t for sale. We tried it on our hand
kcrchief sud on our head. Il hasa superior oder
and We advise its being kept on ersryb0dys toilet
table Ask for Magnolia water.
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On hand.--Mr. Daniel Barnhart is now in
town, and will be here one month from this
date he is prepared to tune pianos, or con-
tract with parties for the purchase Of pianos,
Orders can be lsfl at the Davis House.
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Discontinued. On Monday last the
Merchants Union Express Company withdrew
their Office aud liue from this place. Mr..
Stevens, their efficient and accommodating
Agent in this city, retires from the Express
business, with the good wishes of the many
friends he has made since his connection with
that department The U. s. Express Com
pany will transact all business in that line
At this point, and at all other points on the
Cincinnati, Sindusky & Cleveland road.
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An AwKward Accldent.-The CAn

Republican publishes the following;
"James G. Robenthwaiie, Of Bucyrus
Ohio, while choppiug in the woods Monday
morning knocked a wedge out Of partially
split log, but neglected to take his fingers
out at the same time. The log closed upon
his hand aud held Mr. h. all day until after
sundown, when, as he was beginning to
yield to the drowsiness preceding death by
freezing. he was rescued. His hands and
feet were badly frozen"
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MARRIAeR Ann 0KLInAoY.

"A ESsAy OF Warning aud Instruction for Young
mes. Also, diseases and abuses which prema-
tureiy prostrate the vital powers, with sure means
Of relief Sent free OF charge In sealed letter en-
lopea, Address, --...
.NtNE4. DR. J. sKILLEN DoUGuToN,
p Howard Association, PhilAde.phiA, Pc.
Jane 20. I66T-6m.
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MAyis.I u
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce aiuxuriAnt
growth ofhsir upon bald head or beArdess face,
aiss recipe for the rem oval of Plmpies blotah-
80. Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same
cen, slsar, aud beautiful, can be obtSiued without
/ Stargs By addressing
iU THos. y. CHAPMAN, CHEaisr,
Nay IL, 1887. -
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Temperance Fast DAFT

Temperance Fast DaT. Grand
Worthy Patriarch Of the order OF the Sons OF
Temperance, Of this State, issues a request for
day Of fasting and prayer, to be observed
on the 18th inst, 'Hhat the cause Of intem-
perancc may be done away in our land. The
Clergy of the State of Ohio are urged to
preach at that time, earnest, pointed sermons
upon the duty Of Christians in T!ew Of this
great eyilsi
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RRRORa OF YouTn.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
II youthful indlscretlon, win for the sake OF smf
fsring humanity, send free to all who need H. the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy BY which he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO
pront by the advertisers experience, can do so by
ysddressisg. In perfect eonndenee.
VAL ~ -A aa 3 JOHN B. OGDEN,
May Is, 1857, 4s Cedar Street N. Y.
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Another TerrIblc Snow storm.


Sunday night n sccoud storm, similar to TINT
which occurred on tho i2th Of December, ragged
with undated fury during the entire night, aud
the following morn presented very wih'ry
scene for the and Of March. Everything wasep'
parently "snow bound, huge snoW banks had
drftcd in somo places to tho depth of ak to eight
feet Main street was literally barricadel with
drifts, and shovels and sciaPers were brought
into roquesition to open foot paths, and clear the
pavements OF the whito sand.liko deposit Many
business houses were kept closed during the en-
tire day and but few persons vcntured on the
street. Not half dozen teams were on the streets
from the country during the entire day. The
morning train did not arrive until about So'cloek
in tho afternoon, and the evening train was so'.
eral hours behind time.
During tho day tho blue sky appeared, and the
sun shonc out bright and genial The lionish
propens,tics Of tho young March, arc rapidly
tamcning, and lamb.like dooiliIy will evidently
take the place Of this roaring representative OF
storms ere the idos OF March, bc past.
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MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CBNTs.
EucESIE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST
AND REST

The EuoEStE HAiR REsroRER eclipse, all
known discoveries for the rapidity with which Il
restores gray and faded har to It's natural olor-
promotes it' rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
AMI stops 1t when falling of, and ia most luxu-
fiHnt dressing for the Hair, rendering it soft,
silfy, and lrstrous. Mammoth bottles only IS
s'nh' Sold BY J. y. Marquardt, sole agent
jan23 iy
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Examination Al Heidelberg College.

The Winter Term in Heidelberg College, will
close on the nth inst The examination will
commences on Monday afternoon, and close At
noon on Wednesday. The friends and patrons Of
the College are cordially invited to attend
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DR.. HARvEY's
Goldsn Fem ile Pills.
, ..,,,

arc in'erlrd for special easos requiring more
paweffuI medicine, They are font Sgreci -tron.
grr than tho nrdinary kind an I are lerfectIy
hermless and reliable
II yol cannot get them NJ your drusgst, can
send tlem hy return mail, postpaid ami secure
Iw Y also Ken Nn lllps.rafel and Confidential
Circular ~ ,i'Fhe~ m application. Address
y BRYAN, ~, D., $40 Broadway, New York
ianiT-ly
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Job Prlntlng.--ESvELorEs furnished and
printed at this once, Al Ihe lowest prices.
Taos and snirPIEo CAsps furnished and printed
on short notice and At city prices ~ this ofBce,
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THR HEALING POOL AND HoUsE OF
MERCY,

nowsrd Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, onihs CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the Err
NoRs, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
tho mSnly powers, and create impediments to Mar
riage, with sure means Of relief Sent In Sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address DIR. J.
sKILLEN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa.
June 90 1867 Nv
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MARRIIHnI-1IsI.

MARRIED LIFE.
Informatlon snd advice Of vital Importance to
the married Of both sexes, In = sealed envelope,
ssn be obtained free of charge by addressing the
undorsigned. Reapeetfaily,
JAMES BUTLER,
RR3 broadway N v
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About Town. Four THOUSAND letters
were mailed az the 2. o.. in this city last week.
Rev Father Beihn, Of the Ger. Catholic
Church received q fall on slippery sidewalk on
sunday inorning last, which prevented any servi.
ces from being held at his church during that
day. Hip injuries are not FsFisus.---Ihe Coed
Templars have rented the room of the G, A. RS
for their lodge night. sod viii bosd meetings at
that place after the lst Of April neEt.--rhe
murcury Ia reported TO have fallen to twenty de-
grees below zero on Monday night-the lowest
point indicated by the thsrmomster this wiafsr.
--TheFs were no council proceedings this week.
Thee not being quorum present ou Moaeay
e9slr< 40 hutlDesa w transaTe4. 80
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
A Household Word.-Go to BeSks Va
ri.tr Store. 10 buy Pocket Cutlery. g.

Variety store. We call the attention 10
Decks Tea, Coffee, Spice aud Variety Store.
Prices low, to sui, the times Ills motto :
"A nlmbls siSpenSe s better than a slow
shilling" nol9.3t.
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fObaeco.- o.---Hershiser 4 Myers havo spar,
ed no pain' to get the bes, articles Of hne cut
Chewing and Smoking tobacco that the market
affords, aud rcques. sli users Of "ihe weed" TO
give its trial as good Judges pronounce it the
rerY b~ef tobacco IN THIN.