The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-28
NEIGHRNRH0OD NEWS.

, Z Just IOf Iuii, leli nacf the WneclS
and was instantly killed. 4 similar
accident occurred at the same place
about year since Why will boys
act 50 clrelessly ?...s...TwO men,
Thrush and Hackett. of Mansfield,
being suspected OF pilfering, officers
r searched their premises and found
quite large quantity of goods, from
dressed hogs down Ia tine most triliing
articles. They viii probably be sent
up-.---.-.Two Others, Miller and Ben
der, Of the same place, destroyed three
sets Of harness and a saddle, by cut
ting, belonging to Garvin MITCHELL
They now wish they hadn't, rs they
were unable to procure hail Ofany de-
cription.........A man from Crcstline
was knocked down 10y a switch en-
ginc ri Mansfield, and dragged some
distance, but miraeulously escaped
death.
At the Akron Iron Works. one night
last week, man named Whitaker
met with fearful accident. He was
thrusting long bar of double red hot
into the rolls, when il slipped and re-
coiled, and ia doing 80 wrapped itself
around the mans right leg, near the
ankle Ii burned into the pants leg,
boot top and flesh, lacerating the limb
in a fearful manner. He will probably
be disabled for some time .......T The
editor of the BedcOa was swindled out
Of several ounces of turkey by the adj
dition i'm the "innards" of two extra
turkey heads. From their position in
the ''inner lifc," he feels confident
that they were not cannibally "gob-
bled up'' and regularly swallowed be-
fore the butchering, consequently
AYERS that the person who so imposed
on him would steal. Very likely.
some infatuated youth, who can see
more good looks in Olive Logan than
we can, stole that lady's photograph
from the Akron post-ollice last week.
Two accidents from slippery pave
I ments occurred i'm Sandusky last week.
4 man broke his arm in two places,
and an old lady broke her thigh. ......
The Sandusky Herold, 4 German pa
per, was sold at Sheriff's sale last week.
The material brought S350........San-
dusky has poor lookup, and fears
are entertained that, unless closely
watched, the prisoners will tear it
down and carry off such portions of
it as can he used to advantage.........
Everinghams & lie Barre, owners of
a distiIlcry at Weaver's Corners,
Huron county, have been arrested and
bound in the sum of $1,000 each, TO
appear before the United States Court,
for violating the Revenue Act.
In Bucyrus the people are still alive
with regard to the proposed railroad.
Meetings are held every week, reports
favorable to the project are made, and
the people subscribe literally.
On Washington's birthday, Febru-
airy %, the new Court House at Can
ton, Ohio, will be dedicated, and the
city Water Works will be opened.
The Republican says that in Belle
fontaine eggs bring IS 90 per bushel-
with the hulls On.........Over a half
million dollars have been paid out in
Logan county since harvest, for wheat
and pork.
A man named Plaffenbach, in Ell |
more, Ohio, while kindling fire last |
week, used for the purpose of cXpedi-
ting matters, Il quantity of coal oil.
The result was, the can was utterly |
ruined, and, Notwithstanding he at
once ran and plunged his head in a
snow bank, the flesh on one side Of
his face came off. One more who has
learned by experience to use slow
kindIing.
At Fremont, q week ago, a man
went, without invitation, into the
house of a widow lady, to see if ,aings
were lying around loose, in which |
case he would save them Passing |
through the room of the widcw's son
the latter aw Oke, when the wOuld-be
thief drew a plug of tobacco from his
pocket and threatened to fire. The
young man had pass ed that stage, as
he had learned to "chaw," conse-
quently didn't scare worth cent, but
captured the rascal who is now chew
ing the "bitter cud" etc, with his to-
bacco, in Jail.
In Findlay, which for some time
has been unaccOuntably quiet, on
Monday night of last week, the grocery |
store of Ernest Kempf was broken |
into, aud goods and money taken 10
the amount of nearly 800. Folks talk
again of doing something to some of
the dead beats hanging around town.
The new sewers in Findlay were
insufficient TO carry off the surplus
water, the result of which was that
one side of the town was entirely sub
merged. The Courier offers for
sale cheap, the safety valve which its
Democratic friends forced on its mo-
tive pOwer........M Mr.. John MOOrhead
of Portage township, Hancock county,
an old man of IS years, slipped down
last week and broke his thigh i'm two
places. His recovery of its Use is very
doubtful Somebody stole Il set
of harness from w. G. Stoker, living
near Findlay ......... The Agents for the
Champion Mower and Reaper have
commenced the campaign with $751;
60 local notice of its merits and
achievements, in the .IefersOnidn.
At Kenton Il number of men have
formed al association called "Build-
ing and Machine Co.." the object of
which is to put into operation an eX-
tensive planning mill, sash factory &c.
Real Estate Transfers, entered upon
the Recorders books for week ending
Saturday:
S. Hartman tOJ. Hartman, 15
acres in Thompson Tp., for
........................... ,2S7, 80
S. Stewart to n. Stewart, Il
acres in Thompson Tp., for. $500
n. Stewart to S. Stewart, IL ~
acres in Thompson Tp., for. $500
L. Wolf to P. Gummel, lot 6
in Block N for................... 1000
P. Grummel to It. Sherry, lot 6
in Block N, for................ LOCO
t. Sherry to P. Grummel,
tract of land in Clinton Tp.,
for...........-..... ..... 700
c. FostertO II. Kersher, lot pa
in FOstoria, for-.................. 1900
A. S. Bement to Geo. Neff, lot
450 in FOstoria, for.............. 1900
II. Beck to E. Herter, lots
and S in Denzer's Addition
TO Tiffin, for....-.....--.-..-....... SO0
p. Grummel to l.. Wolf, lot