davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-06-20

NEW ToEK. June p-Noney stringent As pr crnt,
md. Until the te ot bank hour, with ron2s4on II
lta, whea the rate fell 70 the legal rae.
AAxK HfAIEXKHI. ...,
LoAas ......-,-. 81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y. dst.s9
S:sdt.......... iA11.&4&--UctIrAse-..~... AtA
Ltfslt~n6tr $lptl tl$S+peCea4e,,,,,.. Lux -
Dt.ertts,.,,, ie6944 4l1o- Dec.caHc-,..... 7,tt47M
C!sculAtton. -. tAE-Nlrctea1e-....... A4&
sterling hrr II lQEt1itt-
It'd lcEer opened Il iHt- touched II lad 11 j. aad
etoted ii lMs. C.Iry!ox ra:ca lis sc1 dAy. Ex.
pcrts Ct the week. elGa,lta.
t50Ttr1pcrts dit tn: tr.o e It The csosr.
Courotas FL .tsn11a1n OorTnas N......lt9 Al1s9e
Eeurors "a, -. 1s1t DoapoEs EA..,.II9 t21l9iz
Cousrrs ~ lis% ATS fo4j-...-... .%tatAoe
l1pots X. liz zl1sr rAtaea......-..16 V lrsE
CouponA otw-lf9 t4tlYts
St2ts bont1 weak.
Ala4:5..:... ...seN3 III G.: z. 81.
Cd Teul4.-..,.& g.. fGEtolaA ....,...0 t9.-.s
kew 1ennA- -, hl&sA...-l -
Th< ttock IpafSft Was qrIer and dan, and has de-
tnrd naieIailJ. hut afss: the bank rta.culrnt w1s
know there ErsoeF feeling. md trsrstoni
, 1869-06-20
YeAsesR PHAAed Detroit,

SPECIAL Despstch 10 Tie Chicago Tttbunn
pKTHoEr. Jnnc u,
powx-ropegle;9 Weaen.. City + Tr!sdo, Fountain
uf-PropeIles. Aendota. EchpeN. City Of Oenenrd
A.t*I h.sts SoPhEss: c1yte IT.sstE & n 1ast3Ssas
Rafenrtr41; tchocne:1 Caa.ta Win 1eosxs III, Dbl
1wAIr, f2eort~ l. Wzenr, Golden H1rTvst, AAuuRee
wing, Phib1egn hahotn. Mt1y GcltuA ". J. Pro-
ton. Dashtnk WAyt,
NHn-Elt
, 1869-06-20

revenue pees1 ,,r now hefc looktat aftof the knodf
a-d II Funsep that 1ci b&iEx zde Ad thAt
hoI1crs viii bc e1nre1bt to pturs that th8 duty hsz
tee1 patd n order 10 r.tzfn th~ FEAa
O11l-Lh seed oil unchanged nd staad}4t &lcaA1M
AczETAn1-Eoll liz tunf. Money mafte&
close EzeasnSe auu e " +tal.@ .slAeo9nt, buyt1&,
81. LOUIS
81. LoEr1. jung efa-TuHApco-SteAdT Il and m"
Cor 1tps-Kone fu marks&-
f1KAF-F1At, no demand.
RxxAo41CYT3-f11nr dali and wrAkf suszhne bokd
= 0aAS; IC5nx e1tta II ka % s; d21hie sttfA
scld y eL1l41 l.: fr41e to chg Ice txA 4lso9l0:
Er1a!J cho.re to f1ar!, tHs@l.6 Coeu mn md No.
cha1s1d ntxe IN tnik cold u e 2r: mixed n sack7
SSi,5 ri 5s9sT; ine'Hstas f,2ey snsea ~ u .asy
Ao4 6:m Il 8l1&
P1ovIslnx1-Sth 1nd hnlders uA dsrpn&ed to sel 1t
The pE{eez Pork beld II &3&n without saleR koa1l
lot sA It $3sA Dry szH meats heA atsheE. bet uoth
tSk tent Been sela = ny tnr .hoaldetsS les iok
aa1u!a. ~: clear ades II l7se- Lard heli tr:5
aEEl It fstiasoc for choire kett.e
eugp, i,1p In osts. 30 BIZ rye - head hoS1-
CLEVKLASD.
CLXvTtAXp, June 3a-HkXApsrCT1I-FIoxf-C
made Xxx whIse, tAs3; AL A1lher, 41&N47j5. rid
WiatE:, kai3; I nd winter. A.s: * setiLk. 49,!
Co5ntsy msaf ~ r yalte 1890 & g. -
mixed held II ne oatssalt q car II &C. Kyeaed
u 1Nasac for No :; No: Do Il tt.n
PHAotxCA-C1ude heId It 3&1A There Il rothtnt
doing fas &c East hJczs arr oc,tn& &c fot duly and
and AnEust bat senrr1 holding 11ec higher light
tales for Western t.4de II Sh3E-
, 1869-06-20
bY ]. q. san dBEHs.
lIE,@1AN'
AUCTION SALE

xasbsR tR ef "a sss 20 % =
r Il ~ se:!s'af Z n & ii 81 II :ss4s
~ ~ s s2: % z ST. Easis
M:s ii asra bee ~ 81 ss1eJ Ja2asasza ans
ssas Id a <5d 60 eG 90
slEg Stem Winitss Danoada, CosI nd PrsFis I'D
& pas; e. S = ffsIs1 ezasslss I'd neeE
sraeeset nd neeklAee- eoe 3&n X bianendt ocss
s - ptazoonds. coat essa II 6t1asopsi 81;
claAera / DiRnond. weishns IL S.Ist. ~ a3a
ese9 ss u.s.: = sc's4 @ s1:tfss =: Nes; Ii
spess fs1 sss 90 sas bsaSez bESass A. as =
P1sseis. tsGsAss. finns, Arcatdsoca Flutez Trunks
IL IL sseseas Gaa: ia pees II 9
tees ~ ssv etn ~ .3aa 81 e75
" % ECO j. r 4 1sflss eHsMRE HES z
GEORGE p. CORE & co.,
Auction md Conusdcn Merchants,
No, ee LAKE. STREET,
VIII cser, 1t Auestcn WEDNESDAY. Jaas Z. At
BOOTS AND .sHoEs,
HooPsKIRTs, DC
Atluoeloek-
STOCK OF FEST GLASS OIfY RETAILER N
BOOTS AND SHOES
BALANCE OF a STOCK FROM 4 CHICAGO
MAnuFA0TuRKR GLy1o uP BUSINESS
Co1Etr1 t.esrhk1ts ..i- eE.s :s~.57 s...st ~
atseze.ns G. a. -.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.

COOPER HOUSE,
cOpPERsrOWN. NEW FORk. VII opsa June
Nth Rooms tos - Eees:4 New gasEitaIs: se1ca
t1uandt made risfte . the pa q Coov7: railroad
t.pt1s II ice day from Albany. TIfr1s ~ pr dAY;
deduction Eade f-F ttsn E1es.
CHARLES L. WATKEEA PforNfekaf
, 1869-06-20

: fQX 4Rk1ESI f1B RDf Xx$NT
TIC following tables show the receipts Rud chip
Eeats Of nour Aod N1tn during the paR week
and for the Corresponding weeks enday With tac
GS&E4 named,
, 1869-06-20

In al, belng compared wiz the same for l1st
, 1869-06-20
liiinots md Michigan Canal.

H8D6EfoK.. H. J1u~la
I<mort. Light " s. GurncF. mont, DO .. HcsA l..
Font. DO: Ke.sae. lcmoat. d; Led; Lady fr.ntitn, T.
ESnn!ts.!an. B3 Raa, usht T.!kel. Le9aont. ash,
L Aitxandtr. ttnon:. Do; Colonel A.nnnE. Eesecut
o.: Eswtn. Lesaoat. do: SostnEts. 9. caa!ae: Ma.
tts. . h q nsas 1.e.!., Aor,, g eeEi. "a Aazf
a. rEh.e 4 timber; Eetub9!E. -: t.,cis. sst Inn.
tanet Lefpe!t. l9ht oEt.I., St Loas. uaan Fl laza
A11lyxp-Aiiee. LAsAl!e. NV bn ec<n: II. 4 Sketl.
joIss 9 yAIds ,:oae Lotst. J9lis q yast. tS,as.
Eear, A:5a ~ bran end short. la7Ao - eps barrels
Gen ReseE.as, 0tts.ra. $50 ba c,ns y s.4a dog.
Anutczfc, LeEnout. ~ F1Ft1 st1nt u IT. WalkrT, L.
eoot g y.7@a. 49, stoas: 4 ELtes. Ls1aoat. = mi.
.!oue: q 6; Loos.s Ie1nc2. s1 yasdt atnuei J. y.
MeGetnif, Ltca3t % ,tEas ttcne, s GsA Le-
acnt: AdvAoee. Lennns. q 5asts stane: 3 T. le-
mont T. yards ssene Ps.net letaoet . y.rds s.oue
Ryssds tiaae: Fsoe War s.t = 1afd. s.aaN: N.se!y
atcue: AnE1stx Biz Rrn, 81 vtsas stout
, 1869-06-20
MEDICAL CARDS.


KOuF OcatlnY
ArtFutw FfospeE.. n LIZ eieasty r. sveaied b p
Eaphae+ II I3 EAzt Adlsoa1t. up EtAir4. do 6idss
II an1uceesata j. lie 70 nlEcnee E-4::h 1nl
aa2psnssc Co:113sd:a 1 fec :. SGD sEen:1Ter eeIa
aboct v1nrn& lie Aaactao1 q sas npPo*te VII b
sent Er1t:4 WITH II.
, 1869-06-20

The l0Wes{ md highest qhotatt0ns TOT Eolu dIf.
trg the current month were: lss,i to-day, and
1co.s on June .. The range IN New YORK to-day
, 1869-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For tho Week Ending Juno 10.
Sk1EKot1 EvEEo. Jcse q.
REEF CATTLK
, 1869-06-20

Dealers Quotations ior buying a7d selling 60,
erument bonds, local stocks, gold and silver,
the u4{ket, Tits atrcruoQp, were as IoloEl:
, 1869-06-20
SCALES
GENERAL NOTICES,

NoTlCE.l
Ta Whate h nay t,ene<r11
An plIties net e1floytrs tooktecpeI, nd Leztosf
Of hzvtEx teE oooks cazretI rtscu NJ md keFs In
hzlAcce, att111 thA services Of experienced
eourtsrt IT ELS pei 1ucc:E- by settea.l76 ECONOMY,
TEabQEe orr.
, 1869-06-20

1nt fcoft1 Tor ttIa WttE md !Ast tn1NIafC . fpl
!'t-Je:
Hecvjsed this week 2s.
Reretyed tast 10
HxlGiyed Itts she Ertk = Q5s
, 1869-06-20

J.at II 1sR JkAs q. lisa.
Ettd 10 taoitt. - e5kSW S4AtzaEQ
Medium 10 fair.. Ak&S&@ sA2aH
, 1869-06-20

CIfICAGO.RDCK ISLAND / PACIFIC nAILH0AQ
pETpTCo-Ecr yau Rurru and Sstf1t4a strcta.
Tfrtrt Ofiee. = South Clark Ftre-t-
p2ciac Day E1TFcts e:G N 40 4 a
FAR6c Night EIt9e4. - 3:1kp pm $40 70 n
p ttlOn. %.Ap1u sx-AD :
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upon T1cssiaI, but the skies ins!IcAte nne wrath
e: On AeEa.y n1sat. soey " tsss i iaf granted
val IN the p&pcr OF taa: evening.
hEK rARK CONCERTS
On Monday evening will be Elstn the drSt OF
series Of prptreuadc concerts On Lake PARK
7.Ee 1osssre ,c sana ~ 49,, o H.. ,ta ,p rs
on Michigan aTenue to light r.
vaxat full Field Fund ni twrnt!-two f!scca has
zee so5ssn 8 a &c :" M ssoH @i CO ss
O'Clock and continue It'll hali-pa&t 10, and wll
| ne Etsen each Monday evening. 4 suhsI7p'son
asnt' IL The tmu,etll4is vicinity Oh Michigan asv-
=. 81 aiTs.ay t'1s sscerred 1 10 9s7aas IL
fo' several wtekA. Bat It i hoped tia, shcJ may
oe @ eA'saasa & 70 The ct,oi weather In The TIL AID
me1 A. %sn es'asa. a. sT;ee Keek during tne sum,
s"Tnste - EeA ~ those 4, ing On Na.,a<h areuae
ana on sne eress 1ieetA viii al Be .4ts " shase
hoped thai lhcy w!u conir.1,uts TO tnr,r msta,e-
nnnec- Subscriptions can ne mad. 10 eIihcT Of
ne unas1nee' M Wno constitute the Committee Of
{srsa. John D. hosen, NAsshaN Field, and Geo.
=. lrnN's DAY.
TIC busv potes OF preparation tor the c.,.h-,.
| ton Of " s: JGenh lAF," on Thrrriay nay -
liaAs' Part. have assumed ieanite shsne N tns
Is bot ast 10 s1ase Inst ire pst ~ resS nspei
"ChlcaSo Cons!sto'J" IN its e1ona sach ~ ,hs
EnEn.ncc1s r'frss daaA.nte 81 tie Sherman Uuuss
tn March iest, Is the tcEt wArrant that can r.
given Of the fnceets Of this eneampment-hTi H.
conststu!J-couccr1 pJ vaas' 3aad Of Thirty Ia
kttuneata-tlr pyafleo md ren!c-so seaec
end exclusive IN ita character thu, none nay lea
auFht t1snfp1E.nx 10 render the oecaslor
) snyth!ng hu+ one rr;iete with pleasure t.
nj who rsn.ipese. Inc committee hast
arranged wl:s Eckarlt 10 "fccd NC hnn
G0 oE tbs occAtion and LIS ample prcp
ataaeua viii cover ali tnat is good or edible aat
sa1eEni should they 70, for twelve OF ffsee.
hundred pcfsons, Which ftasure alone q not ool,
comnendahlc. but wise one. Theday viii donbt
tess oe oae long te he remembered B! III Who ma.
attend as one OF pleasure au.i enIoyncut. Thi
following ~ some q the principal p,ecea of oe!e
nfasso e9mpotet1 ~: IN be produced by tn
ca61on OF the Celebration:
titand OytHnrr-- 1he Hur1ots Il Berlin n ., enu.7d
}ETe+Sst.no HaI,S 1a4 M.!..l NJ nHss:. ssh9a
EantaEte-" 1he ArTroach n SrrtrE 4 sonk
| without Eords .,,..,.BAe
EosNr;1t.~1he An8eal Jelct1lph "......,..- Haaae
Fantadc-~W Water P1tturvz z".....,............K BE
other grtns that arc looked for hcnrt3 viii b
Ent under inredia!e reesstta,4 fc7 rsodrctloc c
, 1869-06-20

pnrltaaly aochanstd Codee dul. 1nd unchznssd
The tov vsfnsasat having found taat the 9aantty at
Ach larEpe thaa hid b~na sppo.ed md tntt both
tIcae aAvs beeC sort b LIZ t:isx II efsE lie epn
, 1869-06-20

II Residence I1:k. frsntlnx north on Napoleon 70
T~tuty-etSs It. .3xlef feet -
HRes3denee Lots. fronting south C Twenty ninth&t
&1Effftx, .. .-.
The .bovs 4ats ars II H1oek Il IN Indes pavsa' Sub
tThn oi tho north hA. u esk hAa OF eoth1 cat quAi
wrss II StcE at.4r.
r. ms ca.h: hslaacr. md Srt1s, interest d
~ rpf
, 1869-06-20
MISSISSIPPI

The Trial OF tho AkaAaAlh YcTper for
ksAe II uFdcr OF Colonel Cxanc-T<a.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
School Books-Imuroved Styles.

A Western paper wants modern i'm
provements worked in school reading
books, aud offers the following as a
sample of the sort that would be up
to the spirit Of the age;
The horse is on the nest. He is
a fine horse. Can he make bis mile
in two minutes? l guess he could if
he was on the express trsin.'
"The goose is on her roost. She
is a fine quadruped, and has tender
tenor voice Can the goose fly far ?
No neither the goose nor the rhinoc-
eros can Ay far"
Here is a man. He is fireman.
He belongs to No. 10. IF you are a
good boy, you will some day be an
angel like the fireman. 1t is a dan
Zerous thing to be fireman. They
sometimes get their heads broken"
"Here is the gas works. 1t is q
high building. ALL the Congrsssmen
are born here. Do Congressman ever
steal? You may be sure they do"
''Do you see that small boyf He
is a good boy, and supports his moth
er by selling newspapers. His faith
er don't have to work any more now" p"
"Here is picture of young widow.
See how sad she looks. Her husband
could not pay her dry goods bills, and
so he--died. Do you think she will
get another man? She will try hard. F"
"Here is the seaside. You see that
swell there drinking spring water ?
What is he here for9 For his health.
Will he get it? Yes, if his fathers
money holds out, and she don't get
engaged first to that fellow with the
paste diamond
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
A New Specimen
Mark Twain tells a capital stOrl

Mark Twain tells capital story.
Here Is one Of his best:
One day when I and my brother
went into the woods, he shot chick
en bsFk and 4 crow, and while We
we're lolliba in the shade under tree,
he pulled the tails out Of the birds,
and then fooling round and talking
he finally built the crow tail IN the
chicken hawks transom. When We
saw vhata neat jobit Tas, &c thought
We would keep Il. When we got
hone We we're late for supper, and
ne Just dropped it on the porch and
rushed in. We had a sort Of sneak
ing hope that the old man aBd cur
uncle would get bit with it any way,
because they were always pottering
over geology or natural history, or
something they didn't know any thing
about. While We were at supper they
came along and found the bird, and
We heard them discussing it and talk
iog in all sorts of establishment Direct
iniy the old man came in-haying the
bird by the leg--and says~-
Boys, where did you get this
bird p
aShot him in the woods, sir.
"Did YOU ever come across any
other bio ike this around here
"No, sir; this is the first"
"Boys, do you know what you have
done ? You've discovered something
that will make you known everywhere.
This bird is one Of new species"
! And then be walked out, and we
/ heard him and uncle conclude that
they would label it With their own
names, and send it to Professor Ha-
genbaum, at Albany. Pretty soon,
though, the old man took hold of the
tail, and it pulled ont, and we heard
both ofthen swear a little When
we came out, the bird was laying Cd
one side of the fence and the tail on
the ether. We did not dare TO laugh,
nor to let on about overhearing their
talk either.
But about month after this there
cqne along. one of the rattiest speei>
mems Of boy you ever saw. and want
cd to stop with us. He was all rags
ard tatters, and tired out with run
ming away from his master somewhere.
His shirt was hanging at half-mast
through his trowsers, and two thirds
of the tail of it was piece Of blue
flannel that lad been sewed on.
While the poor devil was at dinner,
uncle and the old man we're studying
up what they had better do With him.
And finally they said, by George, they
didn't know what to do with him.
Just then the boy rose and swung his
colors into view, and brother Bob
says
Father, you might send him to
Professor Hagenbaum, at Albany.
1t was the first the old man knew
we had overheard the bird-talk, and
so he whales rs both He says /;
'I'll learn you TO play jokes on your
old father.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
Shawn Cow and the Blackbird,
\ STORY WITH a MORAL.

The following story is told by one
Jim Croak, in late Irish novel, writ
ten by Mr.. Kickham
"Twas this day seven years, for
all the world, the year of the hard
frost, Shawn Cow set crib in his
haggert the evenin, afore; and when
he went cut in the mornin, he had a
hen blaekbird. He put the gou-
iouge on her nick. an tuck her in
his hand; an wud one smulluck av
his finger knocked the life out av
her; he walked in an threw the black
bird on the table.
o Shawn, siz Nancy, 'you'ed af-
ter catching fnc thrish, Nancy
took the bird in her hand an began
rubin the feathers on her breast.
"a fine thrisb, siz Nancy.
''Tisn't a thrish, but blackbird,
siz Shawn.
'Wisha, in throth, Shawn, siz Nan
cy, Is a thrish; do you want 20 take
the sight o my eyes from me?'
4 tell you tbs a blackbird,' siz he.
Indeed then it isn't, but a thrish,
siz she.
Any way one word borrowed an-
other; and the end ay it was, Shawn
failed at her an gev her the father
av a batting. The Christmas day af-
ter, Nancy opened the door an look
ed out.
God be wild this day twelve
months, siz she, do you rimimber
the fine thrish you caught in the
crib?' rr-
Twas blackbird,' giz Shawn.
Whist now Shawn, twas thrish,
siz Nancy. -eH@
4 tell you again twas blaekbird,'
siz Shawn.
Och, siz Nancy, beginnin' to
laugh, that was the quare blackbird.'
Wid that, one word borrowed anoth-
er, and Shawn stood up and gev her
the father av a batin. The third
Christmas day kem, and they war in
the best O. good humor after the tay,
and Shawn putin on his ridin' coat
to 90 to Mass. We'll, Shawn, siz
Nancy, I'm thinkin a7 what an un-
happy Christmas mornin' we had this
day twelve months, all on account of
that thrish you caught in the crib,
bad cess to her."
Twas blackbird, siz Shawn.
- Wisha good luck to Sou, an don't
be talkin' foolish, sIE Nancy; IAN
you're better not get into passion
agin, Cd account of an ould thrish.
Ny heavy curse on the same thrish.
siz Nancy
I tell you twas blackbird,' siz
Shawn:
An | tell you twas thrisb, siz
Nancy.
Wud that Shawn took down a bum
naun he had seasonin' in the chimley,
and Whaled at Nancy, and gev her
the father av batin.
An every Christmas morning from
that day to this twas the same story,
for as sure as the sun Nancy'd draw
down the thrish.'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
A Traveller Story.

Between Caceba Swamp and Line
Creek, in the "Nation," CGeorgia,) }
we saw considerable crowd gather
ed near a drinking-house, most of
them seated and smoking. We stop
ped to see what was the matter. 1t
@as Sunday, and there had been q
quarter race for gallon Of whis-
Ky.
The first thing I noticed was the
singular position Of one of the horses
of the party. He was kneeling down
and standing on his hinder feet, his
head wedged between the ends of two
logs of the grocery, aud he was stone
dead, having evidently run directly
against the building at full speed,
causing the horse to partially fall
About five PAGES from the horse lay
the rider, quite seuseless, with a
cash in his throat Which might
have let out a thousand lives. As l
said, most of the crowd we're seated
and smoking.
Matter p after while answered
one in q draBling voice, expectorst-
ing, and re6llipg his mouth with a
fresh quid; "matter enough-there's
been a quarter race.
"But how came this man and horse
killed 2" l asked.
"Well,' answered the chewing and
splitting gentleman, "the man Was
considerably in liquor, 1 reckon, and
he ran his horse chuck against the
house, and that's the whole on it
HAS a doctor been seut for p in
quired one cur party.
II reckon there amt much use Of
doctor here, answered another oi
\ the crowd. Burnt brandy Wouldn'i
save either of them, man or horse"
"Has this man a wife OF Children
I asked.
aNo children that knows on
oBsWered a female, who was ii tin1
the ground short distance fEer
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
FU r TT UR e
WHO
w. C. MYERS & BRO,

/ RENOW OFFERING; LARGE AND WELL
! n Selected stock Of all kinds ana styles OF
Furniture, which for durability and flash, 10
DrisEs
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
the dead man. smoking emp

"He has a wife, then ?" l remark
ed. "What will be her feelings
when she learns the fatal termination
of this most unfortunate race p
"Yes,' sighed the female, sit is an
unfortunate race Poor man he lost
the whisky =
"Do you happen to know his
wife? Has She been informed Of the
unfimely death of her hushand| p
were my next inquiries.
"Do I happen to know her? Has
She been Informed of his death 2,
said tbs woman. swell, / reckon you
ain't acquainted about these parts
I'm the unfortunate widder.p
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12

FOR sALE-A house and two and one-hsli
crea Of land situated just outside the eorpor-
se limits Of the city just east Of Fair Ground.
large two story brick, containing six fine rooms.
has good well and cisfeIn, cellar. etc On the
place e a good frame barn, with carriage house
alta he'd, a number Of fruit trees, shrubbery. and
in every respect 81 Is complete and pleasant
10
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12

FOR saLE-A one story br1ck house 9i.d b.
an the east siie OF Melmore street. Tifhn, Ohio
A good cellar and vel Sf never falling water
A Food frame stable and other Ouf-bu ildIngs
Grspe-vines, Cherry and other choice fruis trees
improvements such as 70 make desirable
home. Price, $3.50; terms easy
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12

$4,000 Envelopes on hand at this
flee, Of different qualities sizes al,
10 rs, which we will furnisa printed
low rates,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT Ibid SOLD
--0xT
Most Reasonable Terms.

Ih.vs made arrangements With Eassern "a "a
nsrs of extensive circulation, 70 adyeTIise - -
property placed on my books for Hsle. .r.;s1p0 ID
aItionsl advantages accrueing from ave ~ -
in Eastern papers wiz Tsa0ily oHef's -
ssTvtSa.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12

Col. j. W. Wood, sell known show
man, has been engaged to take charge
of the Onondaga giant, which is still
being exhibited on the ground where
il was is found.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
M Q

FOR sALE-IE-Iot No. s, Davis Addition, ID
Ward Tifin, Ohio, fronting $50 feet on sardusky
street, and running back 4S4 feet 10 Dsvis street.
May be divided into three lots fronting on San
suskT street, and extending bacK z25 feet, which
will leave about one-haIf acre on Davis street.
VIII sell the whole or in small lots as above de-
seribed. Price $500 for the whole or 5000 apiece
for small lots
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12
VALUABLE FARM
FOR S A L e !

THE undersigned ofsrs for sale his valuable
farm, situated IN Perry Tp,, Wood Co, O.,
land 65 of which Is under good state Of cuitiva'
tion aud the balance excellent timber lsndi mas :
new frame house, good barn, buggy she'd gooo
well Of water, every variety Of fruit, etc u =
also well drained Terms reasonEble- II not
sold before January next the farm VIII Dc rent
ed. For further particulars call on .
GEO. BREIDIN0ER'
Sept. II Isss-no lT-5m
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-11-12

FOR sALR-A house and one and l6-l6O acres
Of splendd land just out side the corporation
Hmits OF the city, west Of the Sandusky and Fre-
mont road. A barn and other out-buildlngs- A
aumber of fruit trees. Improvements such as
to make the place pleasant and desirable. Price,
aI 100 terms eaST.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-15

Soap Suds is an excellent
fertilizer Of grass and grape
vincs.and should not be wasted.
A bit Of alum in tub Of ap-
suds sends the SOAP and dirt to
the bottom and leaves the water
fit for use again, if carefully
poured ,ff from the sediment,
which becomes a concentrated
fertilizer, almost as good as
guano. liza lump ofalum as large
as the thumb.joint is thrown
into four or five gallons Of
boiling soapsuds, the scum runs
over and leaves the water clean
and soft and u eful for washing
We h We often,in ancient times,
Settled \ glass Of Mississippi
water, and made it look as clea
AS a bell in a few seconds by
tying bit Of alum to a string
and twirling it under the sur.
face Of the water In the glass;
Halls Journal.