The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-20

attendance.
AS may be seen by the above, We.
are to have a big time. Quito a
number Of companies have already
signi6ed their inteftion of being
present, and We can assure all that
they will receive hospitable, fair,
and impartial treatment.
PASSING AwAY.-Last Monday
morning, Hon. Henry St. John, an
old and we'll known citizen Of this
city, died very suddenly, at his ree-
idenco, aged nearly eighty-six
years, lie was buried yesterday
by the Masonic Fraternity of which
he had long been a member. Ser
vices by Rev. Moore.
The remains of Mr.. Philip Mani,
also an old citizen of this city
but recently of Toledo, were
brought to this place on Tuesday
for intermeht.
The funeral services We're per-
formed at the First German Re-
formed Church, by Rows Kefauver
and Moore at 10 clock.
Mr.. John Galbraitb, another
aged citizen, of Seneca township,
died suddenly on Sunday morning
at the advanced age of 70 Years,
TURNER BALL.-The German
Turner Society of this city had a
PLEASANT time on Monday night
last, at National Hall, on the occa-
sion of their ball. The attendahce
was not as large as usual, owing,
perhaps to the fact that this is
busy season as well as to the strin-
gency of the times, but thUse who
were in attendance appeared to en-
Joy themselves to the greatest pos
sible extent.
On this occasion the Turner Or
chestra, under lead of Prof. Boos,
tiade its first appearance and ac-
quilted themselves in really cred
table manner. The music was of
a fine order, and considering the
fact that many of that many Of the
members were bdt tioyices, it was
we'll rendered.
We have received a full report Of
the Seneca County Wool Growers
Vnnual Shearing, but as it came to
hand rather late we are obliged to
defer it's publication til another is
sue. 1t was held on Friday instead
of Thursday, on account of the rain
which prevailed on the day adyer-
tised. The attendance in conse-
quence, was not as large as expect
ed, but the affair passed off very
pleasantly and credltably.
What has become Of that sweet
morsel--the Imperialist-that the
Democracy were tasting with such
gusto? Is it not as pleasant to the
taste now as at frstP But little is
heard from it now, and the Dethocra.
cy don't seem half us much frightened
as they did. 1t vas a short-lived
sensation, and the political capital
realized from it was small.
The Shawhan House is putting on
airs. The public hall aud Office have
been enlarged, grained aud papered
New reading and sample rooihs have
been fitted up in good style, aud va
rious other Improvements, calculated
to keep pace with the times and the
growing necessities Of our city, have
been made. They have not changed
clerks.
LIST or LEfrERs remaining in the fifin
Post ON e May oh 1863.
Miss RchAel Bowersox, Joseph S Crist,
VIM r Chamberlain, Miss Martha A Cole,
Il Comstock, A S Canon, A A Drinkwatet,
Steven Dorsey, James Fiser, Jacob G;ens,
Miss Jane Gray, MrA Elisabeth, Harris, Mrs
Mary Hoffman, J u Horton, Rev john Lem
mer, Miss Ann Levy Justina Melinj A S
Mcdonnell, David MeCarty, Alfred II Miu.
mich, Mrs Ca'harine o Connell, s II Pense,
Mrs Nara Roger, Reulus 4 Co, Daniel r
Royeri o Sargusr, D Slincbaugh, II II
Taylor,
Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, sold
by ]. T. MARoUARDT.