The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

:TTFFIN TRIBUNE
..0TIFFIN, O.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY %, 1856
Local and Miscellaneous
RAIN has fallen nearly every night
during the past week.
REV. Mr.. 0GLE will preach il
front of the Court House, Sunday
evening next
Preaching at the Baptist church, Sunday
morning at loI O'Clock, bs the pastor, Rev
J. B. TOmbes-
WE do fine and plain job work il
excellent style, and at low rates. We
mean business.
THE Hancock -e6;gsoaiaa is agi-
tatiug the extension of the L. E. &
L. R. r. to Lima.
Ma Jos. IAcKMAE gave us, last
week a few cucumbers. They were
the first of the season.
MONEY is the only thing that viii
build the railroad. Talk is useless
unless it is backed up by greenbaeks.
Take stock in the railroad.
WE publish two more of Gen, Glib
sons letters this week. We have
.Printed extra copies which can be had
upon application.
OUR thanks are due Mr. Jesse
Weirick, ofWashingtOn. for Cata-
logue Of Howard University, and pub
Tic documents.
McCUTCHEN offers the Wilcox &
Gibbs Sewing Machine in another
column, An excellent machine, as
any one using it will attest.
MARTIN {, NEGErE appear this
week with a new advertisement-
They know just what the wants OF
the people are in the grocery line,
and fill them.
MEssRs. Hall, Straughen, .ThOman-
and Taylor went to Crestline on
Tuesday, to attend railroad meet
ing to be held in Crestline on the
.syening of.that day. 6alil)
BUcrRus people are working hard
to raise money to build railroad
from PomerOy to the Lake Money
is being freely subscribed, and an ex-
ample is set worthy our emulation. |
TIFFIN has been fenced in loug
enough to show any and every man
its disadvantages. Build railroad |
and we viii be Independent and have
to support nc monopoly.
TIE Forum announces that the
Council of Bucyrus have purchased a
steam fire epgipe,z The machine, in
eluding hose cart, 1000 fee. ofrubber
hose. &C., cost 81 800.
oUirE a number of boys, on Sat-
prday afternoon last, went bathing in
the river. little below the Foundry.
The Marshal got after themyand ar
rested six, It being the first offence,
they were allowed to go unpunishe d.
BY a letter received from Rev. Mr..
Newton, we learn that the new Find
lay M 3. Church will be dedicated
on Sunday, August Is. J. NJ. Eddy,
ID. D., Of Baltimore, will conduct
the services.
s r. W. TRAvIs. son Of. f.Mr. Travis
of this place, and formerly TRIBUNE
printer, intends going soon to Kan
sas to take charge of paper to be
established theFeg . The paper will
be Republicsnlin in politics.
GoDEY's LADY's Book, for Au-
gust, is spicy and readable as usual, |
and contains the best and latest fash {
ions, the most beautiful engraviags,
both steel and wood The cheapest :
and best magazine published. &
s.iJtsr. as we were ready for press c
last week, Mr.. Zimmerman handed t
US a dispatch, giving an account of
the horrible accident on the Erie c
Railroad. 1t was too late for.use,
but still We are under no less obliga-
tions.
THE State Firemen's Tournament,
to be held at Wooster, has been fixed
for the 9Th Of September. instead Of
the Sd. "A large number of compa>
nies have already reported that they
will be present. Prizes to the amount
of 81 900 will be awarded.
Qua thanks are due to Mr.. A. d.
Ames, of Clyde, for complimentary S
ticket to an entertainment given by :
the Clyde Excelsior Club, in that i
place on Friday evening last We {
could NOT attend but have no doubt !
that "Uncle Toms Cabin" was well
rendered. ad .sHolIaf e1aff ae
PUr down your stamps for the new
Railroad. The people along the line S
Of the road are waiting to see what
Tifiu does The railroad, or no rails Q
road, rests solely with us here. One I
day ought not to pass. before the re-
quired amount of money is raised.