The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-31

F Chicago 4drGscc. The TRIBUNE an'
Adroace, one year, for only 1915.
Persons wishing the Chicago id
rance, as we advertised a few week,
since, can have the opportunity
TRIguNE and Adrance, one year
81, 80.
Two Thousand Dollars wanted On,
thousand new subscribers at two dol
lars eacii, viii furnish us just th,
above amount. BY a litgc effort on
the part Of our friends this increas,
may be had.
In Town W. l.. Myers, Esq, oI
the Bowling Green Sentinel, is in thc
city visiting his relatives. lie will
probably remain some time as his
health has become 50 impaired as Ia
render it necessary that he should re-
main quiet for time.
Olive Logan. Such Of our readers
as wish 10 hear Miss Olive Logan viii
bear in mind the date Of her lecture
at Carey. One week from tonight,
Friday, January Z. Will some one
make arrangements To have the Find
lay train make an extra trip that a
crowd may go up from this city .
The Carey people say they would be
glad TO see us.
We might as well begin at once to
practice tine writing of 1879, for to-
morrow, and for three hundred and
sixty odd days thereafter, those figures
will have TO be attached to every
note, letter. bill, and agreement con-
structed. During the first month Of
new year great deal of paper is
wasted by the involuntary use of the
date Of the year whose corpse has
scarcely lost all life.
There are large number of loafers,
blackIegs and vagabondish individuals
about our city who have no visible
means Of support. Would il not be a
good idea 10 have our authorities look
into their case, as permitting them to
continue in idIeness will result in
trouble TO somebody. Findlay is suf-
fering grievOusly from a similar affiic-
ton, and vigorous measures are being
adopted to clear the town Of them.
Runaway Friday, the grey
dray-team of Justin Snyder, became
frightened at the machinery of the
Tilfin Agricultural works, and ran
down Main street, taking the west
pavement. Reaching Spiess' corner,
they turned toward the river, and
struck a young horse belonging TO -
Kaga, utterly running him, and lIe in
turn, ran and demolished the buggy
TO which Inc was attached. Snyder's
team was hut little injured.
Tiflln Gold and Silver Mining Co.
IL will be remembered that Mr.. John
Shock, of Colorado, was here about a
year ago trying TO organize a COmpa
ny with the above name. We have
been shown, by Mr.. J. S. Smith, Ger
tificates of the stock of the Company,
and find that il has been organized
with a capital of 81 900, 900, in 10000
shares of 500 each. The Company
viii operate at ShawhanviIIe, a place
which il viii be seen is named after
Mr. r. w. Shawhan, of this city.
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BeeF.-Messrs. BissantZ & Stucklau-
ser, Of the City Brewery, recently pre-
scented Us with a keg of beer. Not
being judges of the article, we invited
several of our friends in TO taste it
which they did l,y the quart and
give an opinion upon its merits.-
They, without an exception, pro-
nomced it very fine. We think it is
good. II has a good, healthy color, is
clear of all impurities, shows a fine
"bead," and smells first rate. Fur
ther we can't state-perhaps!
Young America Hose Co.'S. Dance
We hope none of those who delight in
tripping the light fantastic toe Will
forget this dance at City Hall,
New Years Eve. Owing 10 the fact
that a license of 5000 is required for
any kind of lottery, the fine album
will not be put up. This was not un-
derstood by the managers of the
dance until the drawing had been an
We are satisfied that this
misunderstanding will not affect the
List OF Letters rS-Remaining mcalled |
for in the Tiflin Post Pl1ice, December
80, 1867
Adams Fredrick. McAnnich Sidney.
Jas III. Martin Mr. Ezra.
BiXle Kate. Myers Miss Libby. |
Bair Samuel. Noblit Mary NJ.
Brown A q. Phillips Allison.
Beams TiIiey. RObonn Clarinda.
Barbarick Mary. Rim Daniaal.
Bowers Miss Ett. Scott Elizabeth.
COtter Kalic. Sawyer Jacob.
Edwards Fred. Stewart Samuel.
HOfIort Rebecca. Trudu u NJ.
Korsner George. Teis Margaret.
Kuleits Mr.. Thistle George.
Kempher Miss Bell Wolf Friedrich.
LimOn Linneas Mr.. Waynn George.
Increasing. g.-We are glad to learn |
the Good Templars are weekly adding |
60 tiIeir number ''such as shall be saw
ed'' from disgrace They have ga
wheel within a wheel" i'm the form of
Il benevolent society, the members Of
which pay according To their ability |
for the relief of the poor of our city
As the society numbers but a few |
members, the burden is n heavy one,
and they would no doubt be glad Of
outside assistance. Let the charita-
bly, inclined DO what they can, and
they may rest assured that the funds
will not be misapplied.
A DIn.-It is not often that we DIM i
our subscribers through the paper, as
we aware that many of them do not
fancy such reading. But our necessi-
ties are pressing, and we are obliged to
urge those who are in arrears for sub
seriptiOn, or who are in our debt for |
Job Work, Advertising, or otherwise,
to call at once and settle. We have |
been at a great expensein the
purchase Of new type and machinery, |
and as we are obliged TO pay cash we
must chit our next next neighbor. y