The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
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Local and Miscellaneous.
Snow fell on Tuesday night.
The irst day of April was cold
The second day snow fell and
since the weather has been chilly.
The dam at Kcller's mill, a little
below the city, was seriously dam
aged, but will soon be as good as
now.
Broke Our IN A New Sror.--Mr
VIM. Swigart has embarked in the
Crockery business in Carey, having
purchased the branch store of j. l..
Altenbaugh,
SpRING.-We are sure Spring has
come. Reason the dulcet strains of
the hand organ have been heard on
our streets.
''come, gentle sprlng-etheroai mldnesaeOms,
Aud it has " "arriv."
j. f. Muck, Jr,, has assumed edit.
orial control Of the Sandusky Reg |
lister. Already the Register begins to
show little moro pin, than it has
for year or two, and we are glad Of
it.
FINE RooM.-The drug store Of
Hershisor & Myers, now that it has
been modernized, compares favorably |
with any similar establishment in the
larger cities. They now occupy three
stories, all fitted up in the best man.
nor.
Those of our subscribers who have
moved and have not informed us of
their new place Of residence, need
not hold us ponsiblo if the Carrier
Boy does not reach them with the
TRIBUNE. We cannot keep track of
them.
Nor1cE.-The Fire aud Acct
dent business OF this Office will
hereafter be conducted by Geo w.
Tomb, the undersigned having en-
tered the service of the Continental
Life Insurance Comnany, OF Hart
ford, Connecticut, as special agent
ROBERT LYsLE.
There is rumor rife upon the
streets that Dut3h Kate" of Tole
do notoriety, purposes taking up her
abode in this city, and to bring her
family with her. There is no room
for her in this place, and we believe
she should not be allowed to come.
The Fostoria Ne,os has the follow
ing item;
On last Tuesday morning Mrs.
Jane Jacobs, who lived with her SON
in law, S. G.. Maloney, was found dead
in her bed. She retired the evening
before iu her usual health, She was
"a years of age, aud was one of the
first settlers of this county, having
moved here in 1884.
Il. b. Kishler was reelected Chief
Engineer of the Tifin Fire Depart.
ment for the ensuing year, on Mons
day night last. The vote stood as
follows
+. d. Kishler, 81
w. II. Bloom, 10
The Department was not all in at
tendance at the election.
CLOSING LEoTUhE.-The last lec-
ture Of the season before the Young
Mems Christian and Library Associa.
ton, will be delivered in City Hall
on Friday night, the 9th of April
Let the people give this lecture a
large attendance. 1t will be worth
the money, and besides the Associa-
tion wants funds.
BRIDGES GoNE-The late high wa.
ters waahOd away the bridge crossing
Honey Creek, on the "Niggertown"
road, two miles south of this city,
People coming to the city from that
vicinity, are now obliged to take a
roundabout way, aud como in on the
Mohawk road. The bridge at Orum's
mill, on the same stream was also
carried down stream.
!. 1t is with feelings of intensest joy,
and happiness almost heavenly, that
We announce that the horrible, crack.
ed, tin kettle, ear. drum cracking bell
on the City Engine House is to be
replaced by a better one. For our
part we breathe easier as we announce
the fact, for a more earbreakiug
pound was never known to emanate
IS rom any other bell than did from the
Id Que.