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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29
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FOSTORIA NEWS.

Quite a snow storm visited thi:
locality last Saturday, reminding u:
that winter is approaching; but the
old giseacres of the place tell us
that after " Squaw Winter" we are
sure to have "Indian Summer"
Mrs. a. ]. Kelley has Just open
ed fine assortment of Millinery
Goods in the new room of Ben.
Wells, opposite Kenower's store.
Mr.. Alvin Ebersole, formerly OF
this place, now of the firm of Eb-
ersole & Fisher, druggists, Bowling
Green, Wood county, Ohio, was
married on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
with Miss Clara Skinner, of this
place. The young couple start out
in life with fair prospects, and we
wish them a fair wind and a good
pilot at the wheel in order that they
may sail clear of the breakers of
life.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hays, admins
tratrix of the estate of Thos. Hays,
deceased, sold a part of the goods
and chattels of said estate at public
sale; the remainder is to be sold
Saturday of this week, on the Pub
lie Square. Mrs. Hays will retire
to a private residence.
Mr.. Frank Finsthwait, lessee of
the Hays House. opened to the pub
lie last Monday morning. Mr.. F.
appears very gentlemanly and will
no doubt make a good landlord.
Under the management of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hays this house was a strictly
temperance hotel, and it is to be re-
gretted that the present proprietor
intends keeping bar for the sale of
intoxicating liquors.
The Good Templars of this place,
have been amused of late, while
assembled in their Lodge Room, by
a creature dressed in mems cloth
ing creeping up to the head of the
stairs and eaves-dropping through a
board partition. For the benefit of
the creature We give him the COM
mon law definition of eaves-drop-
per" such as listen under walls or
windows, or under the caves of a
house to hearken after discourse, and
thereupon to frame slanderous and
mischieYous tales, are a common
nuisance" This one has long been
regarded as such by this commEni-
ty, but is too old to learn to be de-
cent.
Last Wednesday morning a strange
phenomenon was seen and heard in
this place. About two o'clock in
the morning, when not a cloud was
to be seen in the sky, many of our
people were startled by a vivid flash
of light, resembling lightning, which
was followed by a rumbling sound
like that of heavy distant thunder,
passing from east to west and last
ing about three minutes. Whether
or not our section of country is to
come in for its share of earthquake
entertainments, now so popular, we
leave for the readers Of the TRI-
BUNE to draw their own conclusions.
MARKETs-CoRRECTED WEEKLY.
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MARKETs-CORRECTED WEEKLY.
EUROTUS.
ATTICA NEWS.

Attica, though somewhat isolated,
and unaccustomed to hear the whist
le of the "Iron Horse" orto see the
sight of flying trains, still plods
along in its usual style, doing a
good business in general, ,and enjoy
ing many of the good things of this
world.
The Fall and Winter term of our
schools commenced on last Monday.
presiding N tie ssniMoFr 81 gp,Lr,sEEl9aTa j, sEEl9Ta;
Mrs. Deliah Lennon in the Pri-
mary. The ability and experience
of our teachers warrants us in ex-
pecting a very prosperous and
profitable term Of school during the
coming winter.
A large number of our cit
izens, members of the Masonic
order attended the session of the
Grand Lodge at Cleveland last week.
and although they could not all
procure seats alike, land were conse'
quently compelled to view the per-
formance from different stand-pointS
they all returned seemingly satisfied
with what they had seen and en-
tjoyed during their visit to the For
est City.
MARKETs.-Butter % to q cts
per pound. Lard.16 to %. DRIED
apples 10. Feathers 80 to 80
Beef, fresh, 10 to IA. Pork 10
Eggs 90 cents per dozen. Flour
Heablers brag best family. $500
per bbl.
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MELMORE NEWS.

Married on the 10Th inst. at the
residence of the bride, near Mel
more, by the Rev. T. J. Gard, Mr..
L. Hough to Miss Mary Linn.
The son Dow of Col James
Stevens, in his fourteenth year, died
at this place on the Goth inst, of
typhoid fever. After religious
services at the Presbyterian church,
he was buried in the Rock Run
Cemetery
Rev. R. Wilcox of Republic
preached in the Methodist church
On last Sabbath evening.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

ECLIPsEs.-There will be six
eclipses in 1870, four of the sun and
two of the moon. There will be a
total eclipse of the moon January
II; a partial eclipse of the sun, JAN
uary 30, invisible; partial eclipse
of the sun, June %, visible only in
Australia; a total eclipse of the
moon, July II; partial eclipse Of
the sun, July 27, invisible, and to-
tai eclipse of the sun, December %,
visible in Europe and Canada.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

"fEAcHINGs or THE APOSTOLIC
AND CHRISTIAN FATHERS. Under
the above head, Rev. J. B. Tombes,
of this city, Is writing a series of ar
ticles for the Journal and Messenger,
of Cincinnati, wherein he diserimi-
mates and shows the difference be-
tween the fictitious and truthful grit
ings attached to the early christian
writers. The articles are scholarly,
and show great and careful research.
We make one extract from the first
ef the series, to show the object Of the
author, which is as follows:
IN treating q subject OF the nature Of the
one under consideration, it IS specially i'm
portant to carefully discriminate between the
fictitious and veritable writings attributed to
the early Christian authors; since, as we
have already stated, much that is evidently
spurious has been palmed OF over the forged
signatures Of ancient celebrated writers an1
witnesses in the Church.
The teachings accredited TO the Fathers
are valueless, as patristic evidence, unless
they can be shown to rest on reliable data.
The care that should here be taken will ap-
pear. If We consider the weighiy influence
that has been exeried against Bible Chris
tianity through dogmas and decretals falsely
ascribed to early Christian authorities.
PseudOnymous attempts OF & talse gRosis,
arrayed even, in many instances, in the ha-
biIimen,s ofa "godly sincerity, have been,
and are stiil made to introduce new develop
ments Of Christian consciousness under the
sanction Of the early writers. We have pre-
sented, fOrs0oih, TO our piOus consideration
Patristic Homilies. ApOsiolical Constitutions,
Creeds etc, containing all the gerninal ele-
ments Of hierarchical arrogance, and which
we see fully realized in the pretensions OF the
'-man of sin. In further Illustration, we
might refer 10 tie ';tTagments Of Fabr!cus,
which contain numerous Apocryphai Cos
pels and Apocalypses- In the middle Of the
ninth centsry false decretals were prepared
in the city Of Mentz, and were passed of
over the forged meme of Zephyrinus. who
was styled PoPei ZephyTinus was one Of
the early pastors os the Churc., at Rome.
he died 2Is.
Skeptics Of the school OF De Wette, OF
Stranss, and even Lessing, have taken ad-
vantage of ecclesiastical assumptions, founded
on specious forgeries and mere dogma, and
have attempted to render the whole dispen-
sation Of inspired truth ''see1nld,un honsinsm
est disPositiO.
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MAsoNIC.-The Grand Lodge o.
Ohio, met in Cleveland, on the 18th
inst, and continued for one week. A
large number of Masons were present
every lodge in Ohio being reprsent-
ed. The uEual reports we're made and
the general routine of business trans
acted. On the last day some 10000
were in the city, and the grand pro-
cession was formed and paraded the
principal streets. Those seeing it
pronounced it the grandest display
ever seen in Ohio.
We give the officers elected under
their appropriate heads
GRAND LODGE.
Howard Matthews, Cincinnati, Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master.
Edgar A. Hopkins, Cleveland, Deputy '
Grand Master.
James Elliott steubenville, Grand Junior
Warden.
F. J. Phillips, Georgetown, Grand Treas
urer
Alexander H Neweoma, Toledo, Grand
Senior Warden.
John D. Caldwell, Cincinnati, Grand Sec
retary.
Rev. W. C Husstis, Fairfield, Grand Chap
lam.
Rev. J. Kelley -O'Neal, Lebanon, Grand
Orator.
Joseph B. Covert, Cincinnati, Grand Mar
shal.
C. Sherman Pyle, Mt. Vernon, Grand Sen
ior Deacon
Robert Gwynn, Cincinnati, Grand Junior
Deacon.
Jacob Randall, Waynesville, Grand Tyler.
GRAND CHAPER.
Companion C. C. Kiefer, Dayton. Most Ex-
eellent Grand High Priest.
Companion Joshua Riddle, Wellsville, Dep
uty Grand High Priest.
Companion W. F. Rackenstein. Massillon.
Excellent Grand King.
Companion John A. Re:tig, Medina, Ex-
cellent Grand Scribe.
Companion Flavius J. Phillips, George
town, Excellent Grand Treasurer.
Companion John D. Caldwell, Cincinnati.
Excellent Grand Secretary.
The Grand High Priest made the following
appointments:
Companion la Fayette Van Cleve, Grand
Chaplain
Companion Jacob Randall, Grand Guard.
Companion John NJ. Barrere, Grand Mar
shal.
GRAND COUNCIL.
Companion Joseph R. Conrad, Atwater,
PuissEnt Grand Master.
Companion Calvin Halliday, Lima, Puts
SAINT Deputy Grand Master.
Companion II. Clay LandeS, Piqua, Illus
trious Grand Master.
Companion Henry Tbeobald, Dayton, Prin-
eipal Conductor OF the Work.
Companion F. ]. Phillips, Georgetown,
Grand Treasurer
Companion John D. Caldwell, Cincinnati
Grand Recorder.
Companion Joseph L. Collman, Springfield,
Grand Captain of the Guard.
Companion Jacob Randall was appointed
Grand Sentinel and duly installed.
The Council closed TO meet in Cincinnati
on the second Tuesday Of September, 1870.
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Cold PRESSED LETTER AND NOTE
PAPER.-We have Just received sew
eral reams Of this excellent paper,
both letter and note size, and can
furnish it, printed, on the most rea-
sonable terms. We keep full lire
Of letter-head paper and respectfully
call the attention Of our business
men to it.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

YOUNG AMERICA DANCE.--Thc
members of the Young America Hook
and Ladder Co., will give, at the Ma
tional Hall, Tuesday evening, No. ?,
one of their superb. dances. We hope
the dancing public will patrOnize the
boys literally. They are in debt for
their apparatus, and hope by means Of
this dance to relieve themselves
Good music will be in attendance and
great care taken that all goes of
plsssaztIy,
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Hunt HIM UP.-PeOple in want Of
of books, stationery, periodicals, &c,
will be disappointed tomorrow when
they 90 to Huss' old stand for their
"rations.'' Let al bear in mind, then,
that he is bound 10 keep in good COM
pany, and goes into th" room former
ly occupied by NJ. Sullivan. lie in
tends to make such additions to his
stock as will enable him to suit eg-
erybody. His late styles of frames
are perfect beauties. Drop in and
see.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

Pioneers should bear in mind the
meeting of their Association, on
Saturday, Nov. 9th. Important
business is to be transacted, and
Mr.. A. Rawson will deliver an ad-
dress upon the early history of the
county.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

"Truth crushed to earth will rise
again." Andy johnson stubbOrnly
insists that he is truth personifed,
and he purposes rising in the future.
In what shape he will come up we
wait with overWeening anxiety to see.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

HARDwARE.--For the information of those
aot yet fully posted, Myers L Williams OF
the Red Front wish to state that they keep
just as full and complete an assortment OF
hardware, cutlery &C., &c, as can be found
in any exclusive hardware store in the coun-
try. They are adding to their stock daily.
Call and see, and learn prices.
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SUPPER. On Thursday evening,
November 11th, Supper will be given
at National Hall, for the benefit Of
st. Mary's Church.
A cordial invitation TO attend is
extended to every body.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

ST. Louis is determined that the
national capitol shall come there. The
people of that city are agitating the
subjeet-it is question that agiiate
no one else. If the capitol of the
nation is removed, St. Louis need not
expect it, as there will be So many
claimants for it that as a matter of
compromise it will be allowed to re-
main where it is.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

FRIENDLY DEBATE.-We under
stand there is to be a Literary Con
test between the Excelsior and
Heidelberg" Literary Societies Of
Heidelberg College. in few weeks,
at one of tie Halls in this city
Particulars next week.
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In note, enclosing subscription,
dated Fair Oaks, San Maltee Co.,
CAL, Mr.. r. G. Sheath speaks as fol-
lows Of the TRIBUNE and the business
men of Tifin:
I am pleased to notice the increas>
ed size and the general improvement
in your paper, as well as the life in
business manifested by your advertis-
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Fall dyed leaves ; falling leaves
ground carpeted with golden leaves ;
dead leaves. Cold, frosty weather
nose reddening weather ; heavy cloth
ing weather shivering weather con
foundedly cold weather. That is the
way the matter stands, and it is al
Fall poem We can write. If an,
one can 10 better We hope they vii
let their Imagination slide and Civ,
us the result. We are frozen up.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

THRoUGH an oversight on the
part Of some one, the "Address of
the Teachers Union to the School
Patrons ofSeneca County was not
handed to us till Thursday morning.
At that time the paper is generally
about 'male up." and of course We
cannot get in long articles. Try
to DO better.
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they were painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
tOa Of the country that the public scarcely need to
be informed Of It's virtues or uses.
ScrOfulOus poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race Often, this unseen and unfeiE
tenant Of the organism undermines the constitution.
and invites the attack Of eneeblinZ or ffal seesas
without exciting suspicion OF its presence. Again,
it 70 bree infection throughout the body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into other Of its hideOus fOrns either on the
surface or among the vi ais In the latter rlber-
eles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumOrs formed IN the liver, or il shOws
its presence by erupt0ns the skin, or foul ulcer
atOns.0n some part Of the body. Hence the ocea-
siona use Of q bottle Of this S0FS0p0rilIG Is ad-
yisable, even Wheu no active symptoms Of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following CON-
plants generally End immediate relief and, at
length. cure, By the use Of this SARSAPARIL-
i 4: St. AlsfhOEigf's Fire, Rose or EFgsfpesag,
letter. Salt RheuBs, SeGId Head, RingscOrHss
Visible forms Of SeroJsLOlfs disease. Also IN tha
more concealed forms, as DHsDcpStG, DrOpsg,
heart Disease, hlts, EgstePsg, SSesssratgtGs
lar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or YeaereaI and 1TeressriaL Diseases
are cured by it, though long time Is required for
subsluing these obstinate maladies BY any medicine
But long continued use OF this medicine VIII eurs
The complaint. LesscoTTh@G or Whites, Uterine
ITcerofi0IS, and Female Diseases, are com
monty soon relieved and Ultimately cured BY its
purifying and inyigOFating eject. Minute Diree-
tion5 Tor each ease are lOund IN our Almanac, sup
pied gratis. Rhe1fDaGttsns and Goat, when
caused by accumulatons OF extraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly to il, as also LtVer
Complaints, T0Fpidifg, Conqests0no or InJfans-
nation Of the LtceF and J0sIldtce when arising,
- they often do rom the ranking poisons IN tha
blood This SARSAPARLLLH Is Q great re-
stOTeT Tor the strength and vigor OF the system.
Those who arc LdnGltid and LfstIess, Degp0a-
dent, Steeptess, and troubled with Nervous Ap-
prelteIasiOIaS or Fears, or any Of the aneetons
syInptoulatlc OF Weakness, VIII md mmediata
relief and convincing evidence Of is restorary5
power upon trial.
PREPARED By
DR.. j. {. AVER & CO, 1sWeu, MAS,
Practical and AaasvssoaE ChemEsss.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYWURR.
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Di
Dembe Personal d 18th Tre
o enpO-
Of the
provide
I lss-n52st County yTrsasrs
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With Carey's assistance this year
we came within ten thousand of elect
ing our Governor. Without his as.
sistance two years ago we came with.
in two thousand of electing our Gov
ernor. How much we owe him is a
very simple question in arithmetic -
Napoleon Northoest.
So, now Carey has got to take the
blame of the result of the election.
the Democratic press, We said pre-
vious to the election that they would
praise and puff him during the cam
paign, and after it, abuse him. The
work has begun, and the hard knocks
poor Samuel will have to take will
be eau tion to unbelievers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

CHAS. ZAHM, of the Ohio Eagle.
was in town last week. He feels
mighty good because Fairfield gave a
Democratic majority of 600 or l 800,
but is powerful sick because of the
feat of Pendleton.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

Gen. Butterfeld, who was U. S.
Treasurer in New York, has resigned.
He was accused of completely in the
gold swindle in New York, and re-
signs that the matter may be inyesti-
gated. The affair looks suspicious.
If he was guiltless of completely in
the swindle he ought to have held OF.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

PAcKARD's Monthly, the Young
Mems Magazine, is always fresh and
piquant The November number con-
tains the usual amount of prose arti-
cles, together with two fine poems. 1t
is an excellent Magazine. \ new
volume commences with January
when the Magazine, in all its attri'
butes, will be greatly improved. Sub,
scription price, Two Dollars year.
Persons subscribing before the frs
of December will receive the October
November and December number:
gratuitousIy. Address,
S. S. PACKARD, Publisher,
937 Broadway, n. Y.
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GALLUP l. KENDALL, Dealers in
Watches, JeWelry, Solid Silver ware.
Musical Instruments &c.
Opposite the Court House Tifin
Ohio.
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II Swan to Man."

On Sunday evening, as Mr.. Kel-
ler's hired man, Andy, was going to
the field to bring the horses from pas
ture, he captured very large swan.
It occurred like this as Andy
jumped over fence he slipped and
fell on sail fours," and something
jumped upon his back and tapped him
about the head and face. He got up
as soon as possible, and gave leg bail.
The monster followed him, and
gave him dig occasionally to lei
him, Andy, know he was coming.
When Andy reached the fence he
secured club and dropped the swan
over. He took the creature home
aud now has him in pen. He is
lively enough now.
My
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

DR.. Stover showed US an apple tree
twig, ten inches long upon which there
were twenty-six apples. twas taken
from a tree on the farm of Mr.. Gang
Wher.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

In our article, last week, in reference
to the appointment of Montgomery as
Land Appraiser in Pleasant town
ship, we said the Auditor, Treas
urer and Clerk we're the-pefsOns who
made the appointment. 1t should
have been the Auditor, Treasurer and
Recorder.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

At the annual election of officers
of the Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland Railroad, held at Sandus-
ky, Ohio, the following named gen.
tlemen were elected Directors /:
Rush R. Sloan, of Sandusky, for
three years Jacob w. Pierce, Of
Boston, three years; Elisha c.
Litch6eld, of New York, three
years John S. FarloT, of Boston,
two years; Israel NJ. Spelman, Of
Boston, two years George J. An
derson, of Sandusky, two years
William Wiltshire, of Cincinnati,
one year; William G. Lane, Of
Sandusky, one year; James D.
Chamberlia, of Sandusky, one year
The newly elected Board subse-
quently organized by the choice o.
Rush r. Sloan as President, and L
H. Latham as Secretary and Treas
urer.
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RIGHT Rev. BISHOP BEDELL will
preach in Trinity Church Wednes-
day evening Nov. Sd at the usual
hour.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

THE "NarseTy, monthly magazine
for the Youngest Readers is at hand.
1t is brim full Of good reading for
little folks, and contains many very
fire and attractive eDgravings. 81 50
cannot be more judiciously invested
for little folks. Address John /.
Shrory, 13 Washington St, Boston.
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johnson is shelved.

REMovTNG.-Gallup & kendall are
now removing their Jewelry Store to
the room directly opposite the Court
House, Sullivan's cid stand. They
have just received from the eastern
manufacturers a most splendid stock
of the latest styles of Jewelry, Watch
es, Clocks and Silver Ware. They
will hereafter keep the finest aud most
extensive stock in this part of the
country. Call and see them in their
new location.
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The Sene-
ca County Teachers Institute con-
vened at City Hall on Monday and
has been in session since. There
are about one hundred teachers in
attendance and the greatest interest
prevails. Lessons in School Mana
cement, in Spelling, in Grammar,
etc , and discussions upon various
subjects have been had. Monday
morning a very interesting lecture
was given by Prof. Northrop, of
Connecticut. Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Dr.. Willard, of Heidelberg
College, .lectured in an able manner
upon educational topics, and in the
evening Prof Northrop gave an
able lecture on the subject of
" Home Life and How to Ennoble
it." 7. E. Strong, President of the
Institute, presided, and Prof. Kirk
wood, and Prof. Stevenson, of Nor
walk, took part in conducting the
Institute.
The Institute closes to-day, and
it is expected that lecture will be
given at City Hall to night.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-29

Rich Point Lace Collars. Rea Lace Col
laIs and Handkerchiefs, just received at
SHAWHANA 4 WILSON'S
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Fresh GooDs--We are making such ad-
ditions to our stock of Watches, Silver Ware.
dc, as to warrant Us in announcing ours as
he most complete in this city.
GALLUP 4 KENDALL.
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After a severe contest Andy John
son has been defeated for U. 5. Sen
ator from Tennessee. He is "dead
duek." Judge Cooper, his successful
competitor, was a staunch Union man
during the war, but now is conserva-
tive Republican.
Andy made "big strike" for the
Office, and at one time during the
contest he came within three votes of
an election.
johnson is shelved.
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MIeker,s FnstnrIn nneL Thi.

Mickey'S FOstOFIa Haek.-This Hack
caves FostOria Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday of each week, al \. NJ, and arrives
at Tillin ut 10 o'clock. Returns same days,
leaving Tiifin at p N. Passengers taken
from or conveyed to any part of the city
The driver, Frank Richards, is careful and
safe, and the charges are low. Hack stops
at Davis House. nOI7-tf.
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LETTER LIsT.-List of letters re-
naming in the Tifin, Post Office,
Oct. 28th 1869.
Kourad Breidlaoh, Mr.. J. ]. Beck
er, Mrs. Alta Bixby, r, G. Caple,
Mr.. Thomas Clifford, Mr.. b. e.
Franks. Mr.. Michal Frite, Mr. Alex
ander Faith. Miss Jennie Gray, 90
Mr.. J. W, Holmes, Mr. Frank Helm
erich, Miss S. Snyder, Daniel Nets
ger, Mr. Jefferson McHine, Rosa
Oberhauser, Frank Oharon, Sarah r.
Sager, Daniel Seitz, Mr.. B. w. Six,
Miss Anna Shelby, w. E. Sibly,
B. j. Welsh, George Willis, Rev.
Francis Wolf.