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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NATKTN'S NOTICE
NOTICE u hereby gwen hs, the unn-v
~ siened hiss been spp"i0,ed sdmlnis,rn
,six. OF the estate john Hagen, l~'e u Du
sois county, dscrss+d. Said estate IL pro-
badly iosolven,.
ELIZA HAGEN. Ad,n''x.
G Dosne Az, N rrh 10. '6.-3
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21
nenl Esintn Trnnsfrrs

Fnr the week ending Jan. 10Th, 1869.
r Hale to Johu Grove iu.lut No avs in
Fostora for $3.50.
J A Roller to J Rhoad 2oocrcs IN Bloom
TIP for 200.
VS. Rurums to J Bboad ! s acres In Bloom
Tp tor 200.
" Srhak to Trustees Of tho Precvous
Blood Society 4 acres IN Big Spring TIP tor
200
II Noble to Goo. Fishhourh In lots No Cos
& G6G in the n ward Tor 600.
g W Cunningham 70 n Stiucr acres iu
Clinton TIP tor 5lS,
T. Bonettos 90 N ~ wclM 100 acres In
Big Spring TIP for blOl
BFSwiUrr to A Swihcr iu-lot No
6jl in the "a Ward for 200
Dormnuu 10 \ Hath lot No l6 In the
town of Oakley for 600
Thom. Rciuhart to l. Sryder W acres
In Big Spring Ip for -, ,4Ol,
J Peter to G Coppes 20 acres In Londen
Tp ior 500
BMriu oD stcnuingcr q acres in
lhcu Tp tor 1,l0o.
Martin to L Lease ~ acAS IN Eden Tp
for 2.l25.
Morgan to D Hayes in-lots no % Nul J
OF g2 in fosioria Tor 400
W Hull to D Hays in-lots No 5a5, 53G
and 537 apart OF in-lot No Is in Fosto.id loi
300.
Wm Six to VIM Rohcnalt lot No i ad
joining the City OF Tim for 500.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

Az ENISEnT PHYSICIAN OF New York, in
writing to the proprietors OF Rohack' 5 Med
icines, says: ~ have examined the lormu.
In you sent me OF Roback's Blood Pills, and
am glad to notae that you do not use any
mercury or other mineral subtance in their
composition. The podophyllin employ6d
is, in my opinion, the best article that cdn
enter into the composition OF u cathnr-
tic pill, and is one OF the most valuable
cholagogue calhartics, operating mildly yet
eTectually, arousing the whole hillary and
digestive apparatus. They likewise exert
favorable influence on the culaneous func-
tions, producing and maintaining u constant
moisture OF the skin. They must act Is a
powerful Alternative aud produce lasting inn
pressions upon the glannlar system and
secretory organs. aud produce excavations
from the bowels when mercural5 and other
agents fail. Their action upon the liver
must be specific, arousing the secrehons aud
producing free bilious eyacuations and in
chronic heptic arrangements with dyspep-
sin they are invaluable.
Their range Of application is, perhaps,
more extensive than any other cathartic or
liver pill, combining, as they DO, the active
principle of mandrake root and black cohosh
in such an eminent degree, and are really a
desirable family medicins, which can be ta-
ken at all times by children, MS we'll as ad-
ults with the happiest result
Rohacks Blood Pills are made both with
and without sugar coating, and can be OBJ
tanned of Heishiser 4 Myers, Sole Agents,
Tiain, Ohio, at twenty-five cents per box.
noi4--6w.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES

MARKED Down. 49, Our readers
will notice with great pleasure The
announcement Of Browt, Schlosscr
& Co. to the effect that they have re-
ducod the prices Of their goods to
such an extent that no purse so sl6n-
der but tn, its owner may Cot full
supply Of dry goods, notions, boots,
shoes, etc, Of which they have a
very largo stock.
Call around aud see them ; they
mean business aud will show you ev.
cry attention whether you happen to
purchase or not.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

SENECA COUNTY wants another
railroad. 1t must and will have it.
Our monied men must come down
with their money. Our owners Of
real estate must do their share. Our
men who own property to rent must
dip their hand into their purses, and
not withdraw them empty. The mer-
chant mnst be liberal. The farmer
must do all he is able to. 10 sum
it all up we must have another rail-
road and can do so by every man
doing his whole duty.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

The LECTURE.-Mr. Nincent's lec-
ture on Cromwell" Monday night
last, was listened to with delight by
large audience, The attempt to
give any portion Of the lecture, apart
from the other, would be useless
1t abouuded with stern and patriotic
ideas, words Of burning oloquence,
fne strokes Of wit, aud altogether is
pronounced the ablcst aud best lee.
,uro ever delivered in this city
Those who failed to attend lost more
than they would be willing to admit
they had.
We believe that the attendance at
the lecture Monday night at;estod to
one fact, and that is, that our people
will attend lectures when they arc
assured that the speaker is a man Of
worth and ability, and there is. some
thing to be heard worthy of romcm.
brauce,
The lecture. committee did we'll in
engaging Mr.. Henry Vincent.
MAsoNIC-ArrICA.- Attica lodge
No. 367, +. & A. NJ, held public
installation at their Hall in A ltica,
Tuesday evening" Jan. 9th, 1869, at
which time the following named per
sons were duly installed into 5fico
for the ensuing year
Lester Sutton, w. w.
ID. A. Boyle, 5. w.
j. w. Simpson, j. W.
S. j. Seed, Treasurer.
II j. Ford, Secretary.
Charles Lennon, S, d.
G. II. Woltz, j. ID.
j. l.. Couch, Stewards
John Rice, ''o"''uS'
Il. w, Fink, Tyler.
After the ceremonies of instellG.
tion were duly performed, refrcsh-
ments were served in the Town Hall,
adjoining, in most excellent style, by
d. Ayers, landlord of tho Shade
House, of which fully one hundred
persons pa rtook.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

Remaining la the TGin Post Olice, jan
glst, ls6o
Eureuc +. bcuris (2l Miss Anra Brown,
Miss Emcla Bouer, s. Cunningham, Wm.
Clark, H. Dorsey, Charles pngelpl, Chas.
Elliot Mss Mall Fell, Mrs Mary A. Flcck,
Mrs Mary B. foglcsour, ,2l Miss Ameut,
Frcis, Amos Gochcnous, jacob Grccgs. John
Gross, HtrwiH ncnniugcr, Geo hrmiur ~
Miss Ella llcilmau, Louis lloruo. John llud.
son, Mss Emilue Kiwe. .Elcuuory Lonio,
.O. l.. Madison, Mrs Reh Mollcukupt, jauics
Mohr \. A, Nash, Lyman uveriun, Miss
Lusiuda rlatt Alison pbilAs, Mrs r. e.
ruwel. ", q, Rhodes, Frank Rpblrr Joseph
]. Kadc, Miss Cithtriu, Snler', Henry e.
StoI, 5. H. Trent, John Williams Nubiu
Williams, i3l Allcc Wilson. Ada Wilson,
Mrs. Mary MCavcf, J. B. Walter.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-The fol-
loving are the Officers aud Board Of
Directors Of the First National Bank,
elected Tuesday, Jan. 18th, for the
ensuing year
Prcsident-Benjamin Tomb.
Cashier-John T. Huss.
Assistant Cashier-T. b. Tomb.
Tcller-P. D. Dildiue.
DIRECTORS.
L. Tomb, John T. Huss, Henry
Ebbert, George L. Scuey, r. G..
Pennington, Geo. Il. IIuss, T. B.
Tomb,
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Balance IN Treasury, S752
n. l.. BREWER, Foreman.
p. j. BLOOM, Chm of Com.

PIONEER ASSOCIATION. - We are
Informed that some of our older citi.
zeus are talking of, and strongly urg.
ing, the organization of Pioneer AS
sociatiOD of the first settlers of Sen.
eca County. The idea is a good one
and of the greatest Importance.
One by one our frst settlers are
passing away, and before many. years
hardly one will be left to tell the
tale of the early settlement of the
county. With the death of each one
is lost many an incident of personal
adventure, of historical character and
of the trials and troubles the bold 2io-
neers met with in their efforts to re-
deem the county from a howling will.
derness, and make it almost the gar.
den county of the State. This mat
ter should receive immediate atten-
tion. Each months delay results in
the loss of some historical incident
worthy Of being recorded.
Who will be The first to make a
tangible move towards the organiza-
ton Of Pioneer Association.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

How TO KILL A Town. - The
following recipe for killing a town,
which we clip from an exchange, we
offer to our readers for their careful
consideration;
"If you wish to kill off town, put
up no more buildings then you are
obliged to occupy yourself. Ir'you
should accidentally have an empty
building, aud some one should want
to rent it, ask about three times its
actual value. Look at every new
conner with scowl. Turn cold
shoulder to every business man or
mechanic seeking a homo among you.
Go abroad for wares, rather than
purchase Of your own manufacturers
at the same price. REFUSE TO AID.
vERTIsE, so that persons at dis
tance will not suppose any business
is being done in your city. Aprompt
and close observance of thesd rules
will ruin any town in three years.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

CLINTON TOWNSHIP INsTIT UTE. -
A Clinton Township Inst itute will
hold its next regular meeti ng at the
White Hall School House, on Satur.
day, Jan, 23d, 1869, at 0 A. NJ, con-
tiuuing throughout the day and
evening. Tho programme for the
day is, Practical Arithmetic, by M.
B, Ferguson; English Grammar, by
James Stinchcomb; Reading and Or
biography, by 2. w. Jordan Geog-
raphy, by Robert Pittengor.
Programme for Night Session
Debate. QUESTIONABLE prizes Of
fered in Schools proper incentive to
study? Disputants, p. W. Jordan,
S. z. Myers, Charles NoleD, Robert
Pittenger. Miss Allen p. Ruch aud
b. r. Myers, Affirmative. NJ. B. Fer
guson, Il. L. Strong, i. G. Mccall
mont, s. G. Lamberson, Edward
Swander, Miss HasRins and Miss
Harriet Miller, negative. An essay
by James Stincheomb, and an address
by NJ. Il. Ferguson. Tho friends Of
education aud the citizens of the
township are respectfully requested
to be present. BY order
PUBLISHING COMMITTEE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

Pure WINES, &c,-Thc attention
Of our readers is called to tie card
ofzimmormau 4 Bergman, Saudusky,
Ohio, importers ofwines aad liqdors.
Mr., Bergman is a gentleman swell
known 10 Northern Ohio, having been
ia trade for five years, aud wherever
known needs no word Of commenda-
ton from us. Send them an order.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

WnirTLEsEy's DYsFEPsrA CURE.-lt will
Cure Sick and Nervous Headache Hear
what'Geo !. Vail Esq, Produce Merchant,
Norwnlk, o., says Of il; 81 have used Dr.
Whitleseys Dyspepsia Cure for Headache
especially nervous headache, and for de-
raugement Of the stomach proceeding from
indigestion, and take pleasure 10 recommen-
ding it to the use ofall who may be similar
ly affected believing that in the majority Of
cases they will derive such benefit as cannot
he derived from the use Of any other tonic
that pretends to relieve like difficulties.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

WANTED-IIoUsE.-Any person
having n good, small house, or a
large double house to rent, can Sc
cure a good tenant by applying at
this Office. No children. Would
like to take possession soon.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

We are in receipt from the publishers, ofa
copy Of "The Tribune Almanac" for ls6s.--
Il contains SO pages OF astronomical and po-
litieal matter, and as book OF reference for
politicians has never been excelled. Price
20 cents Address The rtibuns, N. Y.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

A LITTLE TOO MUou.-We think
Teachers Associations, etc, are in-
clined to bear a little heavily upon
our good nature. They bring or send
in-most usually the lattcr-notices
of meetings, calls Cor meetings, aud
anything they want to get before the
public, and ask us to give them gratis 8.
We don't see the color of their money
at all-thcy don't even hint that
there is such thing in circulation,
Now, we are willing to help along ed
ucatioual matters free as much as is
reasonable, but we do not see why
we should do it entirely for nothing
any more than teachers should teach
school without compcnsation-which
they don't do. These societies should
have a treasurer. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21
lSoSTORIA ITEMS.

N@H- N@NAAA a \ AAAA9
Our town is becoming so quiet aud /
civil that scarcely local Of any in- !
torcst can 10 furnished you.
TuE PRorEAcrEp meeting at the /
VI. Il. Church has closed. Quite
Sooily number united with the |
church, some Of whom it is to be /
hoped will remain stead&st. If they
should fall again by the wuysidc | .
know Of nothing better for their fu-
ture salvation than to take to the
charitable doctrine OF free aud
universal salvation.
We have had variety Of doctrines
preached here Of late. Two weeks
ago Rev, George II. Brown, Uhiyer-
salist, ppoached in the Presbyterian
Church, morning and evening, Last
Sabbath the second quarterly moqt-
ing of the Nj. Il. Church was held
here. Rev. Webster, =. f., dcnv-
cred 6ue discourse both morning
aud evening to very large and atteu-
tive audiences, Rev, John =. Eb-
ersole of what is commonly known
as the Dunkard persuasion, prcachoj
in the afternoon in the U. b.
Oh urch.
ODD FELLowsuIp,-At n pu bic
installation of Fostoria Lodge No.
30j, /, go. T., held hero ON the
evening of January 1st, 1869, the
following officers were Installed BY
d. d, Grand Master, d. c, Tu1isou
of your city:
N. G.-Johu Wagner.
V, G.-R. Crocker.
Il. S.-James Sabcns.
Z, 81. &. Milhinc.
tt. V. Jones.
After which the members of the
order, together with their wives
and Others who were present, repaired
to the Morgan House, whore an excel.
lent supper was prepared by the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Thomas Hays, who
knows how to meet the wants Of the
hungry.
OK last wednesday eYcIing your
correspondent, with several members
of the order, from this place installed
the officers Of Kansas Lodge, No.
405, located at the new aud flourish
ing village of Kansas, in this county,
on the IT, Il. Il H. Railroad. After
the ceremonies were over all repaired
to the private residence of Mr.. Lynch,
where an Oyster Supper was prepared
by his excellent and amiable lady
After partakiug Of supper, the party
returned home on the evening train.
ACCIDENT. - Quite a serious acci.
dent occurred to little daughter Of
James +. Chilcotc, Esq, near FREQ
port, in Wood County, last week.
Her clothes caught fire while playing
out doors, where a fire had been kim
died for some purpose. The child
was severely burned about tho body
but hopes are entertained Of her re-
covery.
AUCTION. - A largo amount Of
crockery and glass ware has been
shipped here from the East to be sold
at auction, How long it will contin-
ne time alone will determine.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE. 49, DR..
Charles Jewett will deliver a temper
auce lecture here Wednesday even,
ing, in the NJ. Il. Church. His rep
utation as a temperance lecturer will
insure full house.
MARKETS 49, Our markets have
been Auctuating some Of late. Corn,
butter and eggs have n downward
tendency. Pork is still looking up.
Other things remain steady.
A LARGE HOG. - Foster, Olm-
stead & Co. purchased hog lust week
of a man from Liberty township,
weighing five hundred and eighty
pounds. The amount paid for the
monster was about seventy dollars.
VIeToR.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

THANKs.-Geu. j. G. Lee and Sem
atOr Il. 4. Stickney, will please uc-
ccpt our thanks for copies of the "An-
nual Report of the Commissioner Of
Railroads and Telegraphs."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

REMoyAL.-Dr. Beilharz has re-
moved his Dental Office to his resi-.
dence, opposite the First German
Reformed Church, and is prepared to
receive all calls in the line of his pro.
fession.
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Tifin Manufactures,

In point Of manufactures, Tilin
Is Tar in advance 6fmost other places
Of its size in the State. We have
several establishments, all Of which
are an honor to the place, and Of
which we propose to speak as circum-
stances will admit.
WOODEN WARE, ErC.
We will Briefly mention this week
The extensive Wooden Ware Manu-
factory Of Saifcll S Baldwin, formcrly
successful Hardware merchants, who
established themselves in their pres
eut business in December, 1861. The
building which is about lao feet in
length, is situated on the south side Of
the river, aud is fully supplied with
all the latest improved machinery
for the manufacture Of their various
articles.
Their business has rapidly increas-
ed since the spring of 65,--to such an
extent indeed that they expect to
mauraeture aud sell during the pres.
cnt year,
G,000 Union Cburns.
G0.0OO to 10000 Union Grooyod
Woshboards.
6,000 Clothes Racks.
$500 Slaw Cutters.
1,200 Hand Sleds,
besides large numbers Of the Sausage
Filler and Lard Press combined, box
and'oval rat traps, rolling Pins Potato
Washers, Broom aud Fork hpndlcs,
Bungs, SC, &c. They are now Civ
ing employment to twenty-five men,
and hope to increase the force next
season. Their wares are sold in all
parts of the country, both east aud
west, and in such quantities as proves
their utility.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

"The woman who made the butter
which we bought last week, is re.
spectfully requested to exercise more
Judgment in proportioning the in
gredionts. Tho last batch had too
much hair in for butter, aud not quite
enough for waterfall. There is no
sense in making yourself bald-head-
ed if butter is thirty-6ve cents
pound. Holmes Co. Farmer.
We can appreciate the Farmer on
butter. We have a stock in hand
that is sufficiently hairy for anything
butA wig, and besides is yellow, pale
blne, white and gray. A friend who
was eating with Us the other day ap-
preciated its color, for he asked us to
"psss that brindle butter"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

ECLIPSE OF THE MooN,-There
will be partial eclipse Of the moon
on the evening of January 27, 1t
will be visible in this section, aud
begins at Z o'clock, is at its middle at
$40, and ends at 9:20.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

LECTURE IN MELMoRE.-Dr. jew.
ett will lecture on Temperance in
Melmore, on Monday night next
A good lecture may be expected,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

In ERRoR.-We made a mistake
in our statement regarding the fare
well sermon of Rev. Mr.. Criley. 1t
will be delivered on the first Sunday
of February.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

Snow fell in this city on Monday
last 10 the depth of the ono.hundreth
part of an inch. A remarkable fall
Of snow for this winter.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

The sun rose to-day at 7:24 and
will set at 3, giving us 0 hours and
sc minutes of daylight.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

TuANKs.-The members of Inde-
pendent Fire Co., No. 4, beg leave
to return to the citizens of Tifin aud
vicinity their thanks for the very
liberal support that was given to them
during the recent Fair.
Encouraged by your presence and
aid, we are determined to put our or
ganization in still better trim, and
trust when the hour of danger comes
that you will find that your patron
age has not been uuworthily bestow.
ed. We subjoin statement of the
receipts and disbursements of the
Fair.
Total Receipts. ,46i 10
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

CoNoREss AND OUR RAILROAD. -
While Congress is in the business OF
giving money and bonds to build
railroads, it may be we'll to turn its
attention to our railroad enterprise.
We will accept million or two dol
lars and pass it to its credit with
many thanks. However, VIC hope
our. citizens won't hold back from
subscribing with the hope of getting
this money, for it is more than like
ly that Congress will not furnish.it
Push on the railroad, and let Con-
gress so to thun der
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

LAUDABLE. - A number of young
men of this place, on the first day of
January, entered into a covenant to-
gether to abstain from strong drink
and billiards for year. Ga=eae.
We understand that some of our
"fast ones" have determined to do as
much as possible of the foregoing
that is not quite SO laudable.
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AREMARKABLE FACT

That not a single instance has come to the
knowledge Of thr propretors, n the failure OF
Roback's Medicines 10 give entire satisfaction
in the hundreds Of thousands Of cases in which
they have hseu used; this is worthy OF remark
nnd undenahle evidence Of their intrinsic nier.
rs. Horshser Myers, Sole Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

Our readers are referred to the ad.
vertisement of the National Ex-
change Bank.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

Tube Palnts.--llershiser & Myers
have received q large and wen selected stock OF
choice Tube Paints direct from manufacturers,
and invite the attention Of Painters aud Carriage
manufacturers to the same. Stock will always
bo kept complete and sold dt lowest rates.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

To THE CLERGY OF SENECA CoUN-
TY.-Will the pastors of the various
church societies in this County fur
nish us for publication, briefly as
possible, the statistics of their
churches during the year just closed;
such as the changes in membership,
accessions and dismissals number
Of meetings held, regular aud special;
financial condition; present mem-
bership, aud items of general interest.
Give name aud location of church,
aud name of pastor.
Consult brcvity, or We shall be
obliged to do it for you.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

Room WANTED.-Uudcr this head
Martin & Shields notify the people
that they arc giving good bargains
in boots aud shoes. Our readers will
doubtless be we'll satisfied upon trial
that they can do well at that we'll
known store. Drop in aud see them
at all events.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

FoRwSLpEP-ScHRATTER.-At tho Pro.
b,to Office Ia this city, ON tho 18th OF Jan, 1850,
by Albert Bcilharz, J. p, Mr.. Christopher For
waldcr and MISS Louisa schratter, both OF scuo.
ca County, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

A NILLAINoUs ATTACE,-- Mr..
Bruno Smith was knocked down with
a stone, Sunday night last, as he
was walking ia company with three
ladies, near Wenuors carriage shop.
The blow with the stone cut a bad
cash in his head, though not a dan
gerous one. The ladies recognized
tho cowardly wretch who made the
attack, to be Ben. Shronehart, aud
Smith had him arrested on Monday.
Shronehart came to Smith aud beg.
ged off in n most piteous manner,
saying that he mistook Smith for au-
other man-,hat Smith was not tho
one he intended to hit. lie was al.
lowed to 30 without further prosecu
ton. Shronehart at tile time he
made this attack was accompanied by
two other fellows whose names we
have not learned.
This is about as fragrant a violation
Of decency aud the vilest act of mean
ness So have heard of for long time.
We have known of people being set
upon and knocked down when alone
but We never hoard of man being
attacked in such manner when lac
was in company with, and had under
his protection three ladies.
The reputation of our city, as well
as the welfare Of cur citizens-who
are in danger of being taken for
some one else, and getting cracked
on the head with stones-demand that
en- example be made of the prepetra.
tors of such a deed, We have laws
to punish such an act and they should
be enforced
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-01-21

The Bellevue Gdzettc has changed
from an S.pagc to'a 4pagc FORM
Sensible.