The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08

L. Z. Ioudermlch had fine display of goods
from his store.
Nj Keubler showed case offnely made boots,
shoes, etc., manufactured by himself.
D. c. Wilson had the Singer Sewing Machine
on hand
Fiege's Furniture Rooms exhibited beautiful
furniture. Sofa bed finished in vsrnish, spring
mattarss and patent springs, fine set Of parlor
chairs, walnut finished in oil; marble top center
table, and sofa. Also marble top bureau with
mirror and marble top dressing stand.
Z H. swander had on exhibition the Munson
I Lightning Rod.
CH Sting had on exhibition the Howe Sewing
Machine and Lamb Knitting Machine.
Hershiser & Myers, beautiful glass case Of
| perfumery and fancy articles.
Mrs Gibson Gilbert, glass case of ladies
| fine lace collars, lsees, gloves and all the fine
articles that every well dressed lady wears. All
were beautiful
Martin & Negele, a display Of eofees, teas, su-
gars, etc.
Among manufactured!srtieIeso outside, the Tif-
fin Agricultural Works had the Little Giant
Wine and Cider slill, Clover HuIler, Bag Trucks
Grain Drill and Tiffin Horse Rake, all popular
machinery
Barto three rOwed corn planter-took first
premium at State Fair.
Powers patent Ha Rack.
J n NayIOr, hsy cutter, clothes wringer, corn
heller, tubs and baskets
Michel, EagIe-Bee Hive.
Pennington & Michel, tanning mill
saffell & Baldwin, Union Churn, clothes racks.
wash boards, etc.
J. P. Summers, wood saving machine.
Derr's capstan. for elevating horse:hay fork. q
stickney & Osborn, Republic, two neat single
buggies and a4-spring wagon
Benent Roberts-Fostorias Spoke Co-spokes,
hubs and axe heIyes
Knapp, barrels, kegs, etc
Martin & NegeIe, baskets
Samuel Mundwiler, cooper work
Kuder Seiple, American Eagle sash lock, and
another sash lock of similar character Good
articles; window can be raised any desired dis
tanee and fastens perfectly
Diehl, Crooks * McMoran, 3-spring wagon
Baugher & Flaugher, two horse wagon
= p Stewart Ss Bro, represented the climax
Reaper sad Mower. They are live fellows and
they are satisfed that they have live machine.
H. Bechtel exhibited the Sieberllng Reaper and
Mower.
Straw Cutter, Myers s. Williams.
Buckeye Dry House, for drying fruit etc. Man.
ufaetured by Bloom * Mason. An article of
great utility.
f. C. Bowe agent, exhibited Boucher, Gibbs &
Co.'S PIow
John MeCalmOnt, agent showed Hollingworth's |
sulky rake.
D. c. Baughman presented the Victor Grain |
Drill.
j Patton, Corn Planter
In booth we found the proprietors of the |
Commercial College, and the 'd-l" of the Trib- |
une Office with press. Messrs. Howe & Sou
der made splendid display of Penma nship.
They had several pieces exhibition, among
which was large picture shown as a specimen
Of Off-hand penmanship. The display of these
gentlemen drew crowds and all learned that
they are conducting the best Commercial College
in Northwestern Ohio.
The number Of horses on exhibition was very
great and all were very fine. large number
Of cattle were shown and the breeds were almost
without number. Fine swine were on hand in
numbers. Poultry wss largely represented.
To run the matter all up Seneca County never
before has such a successful fair. That Nature
his year has been provident in its gifts was
lbundantly shown.
One thousand four hundred and ffty-fve en-
.ries were made, being about twice as many as
my year previous,
Friday morning-Immense crowd
1t the Fair yesterday. Gate re-
,eipts $1,621 26. Weather fine.