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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15
CENFRAL enc CONFERENCE.
TOLEDO O., Sept. u, 1870.

TOLEDO o., Sept. u, 1870.
EDITORS TIFFIN TRIBUNE The
Conference Is over and the members
know now where they are to go.
Some few were disappointed, but al
together they seemed pretty well sat-
lsfied and just as soon as the adjourn
ment this afternoon, 3 good many
earpetbags were packed by several
gentlemen who went hOmeward
to prepare for a charge OF quarters.
After all, this Inherent life is not a
dull affair. Then, too, there is not
much danger Of their affections ty ing
down to one place either. But they
really do have some good times and
enjoy themselves in their own way,
which seems from a worthy, stand
point very much akin to the way 9TH
er people get their most rational en-
joyment.
These conference are not dull, ifone
looks beyond the mere forms and gets
into their spirit. Don't look now for.
the details, you'll get them soon
enough in thecOnference minutes. So
excuse aIoOk around the room, though
my turkey track" notes, as an irrev-
erent one calls photographic sighs,
are scattered all about in glorious con-
fusion, patiently awaiting a translation
into English.
We have a good set Of men in this
Central Ohio Conference, though you
got one of our best the other day In
the transfer Of Chaplain Collier.
You'll like him. He is every inch a
gentleman, and no canter either. He
has the genuine gospel in his heart. The
Bishops ordination sermon was the
grandest and studiedest I ever heard.
So said d. D. who has been long in
places where good preaching ought to
be found. send you my notes, from
which you may make wha tever Sc
lactions you have space for, though
8 full copy would be a good move
ment perhaps.
On Friday we went out TO PUTIN
Bay. 1t NSss a grand trip. I have Of
ten heard people speak Of the vine
clad hills of France, redolent with
sweet perfumes, but could never un-
derstsnd just what it meant, till now.
It would pay TO go from Tiffin to walk
through the vineyards on these Is
lands, even il the grapes were forbid
den fruit. But they are not. We had
q real good time on the boat as well
as on the islands. Yes, good time
right among sll those preachers. Real
Professors from Delaware, and men
bearing mysterious d. d. attached to
their names, who while perfectly digni-
fiedwere brim full good humor.
But, must bring this letter to a
close, by telling you, statistically
speaking, the Conference began its
lsbors last Wednesday and close to-
day. The business was conducted in
an orderly, genteel way, but contain
ed nothing Of special interest.
q q
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

Central OhIO COnferenee-WGgivt
the appointment Of ministers in the
Findlay District, a portion OF which
is in this county:
BOring c. Webster, Presiding e.
der.
FiRdlay, Oliver Kennedy.
Fostoria, Silas b. Maltbie.
Fremont, franklin Marriott. .
Carey, Isaac y. Smith.
Adrian, Richard NJ. Culver.
AeComb, Adam G. Barnes and
Richard Biggs.
Arcadia, John It. Bower and Pc
latiah Webster.
Bettsville, Samuel u. Boggs.
Bowling Green, Thomas n. Bark
dull.
OttOwa, Jason Young.
Benton, Joseph Good.
FreepOrt, To be supplied by Stephen
d. Silaffer.
Beipsie, To be supplied by Ira jam
isOn.
Junction, To be supplied by E. Tur-
neF Cummins.
The following transfers were made:
George w. Collier, transferred to n.
o. Conference.
Charles Reynolds, transferred to
Troy Conference.
Louis NJ Albright, transferred to
Missouri Conference.
Amos Wilson, Benjamin +. w.
Cozier, Charles Ashton and Jacob
Fegtley, transferred to Des MOines
Conference.
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Local Correspondence.
REPUBLIC KKHs.

The people of our town and vicinity
have been entertained, during the ev-
enings Of the past week by a course of
lectures by Rev. J. NJ. ShOtwell, of
Berlin Heights. The topics were ed
ucatiOn," Health" Marriage" ("
Training of Children" and "Every
man to his true vocation. "The lectures
were well attended, and were well cal
culated to improve and instruct. The
lecture on Marriage drew the largest
crowd. AS the lecturer presented
fOrcible arguments in favor Of the
institution, no doubt Judge johnson
and the clergy will reap a large re-
ward as soon as the seed sown has
time to germinate. Mr.. ShotweIl will
deliver his next course at BlOOmville.
AL should remember the lecture of
Hon. G. T. Stewart on Tuesday even
ing, September Goth, instead of the
oath as the types made us say last
week.
- - @@a LOOO 2AAO A2hOA
Are about to locate permanently in
this place, for the purpOseef giving
instruction in instrumental music
here, at MelmOre, BlOOmville, w. Lodi
and the intermediate country. Mr..
Todd will continue to deal in first
class Pianos, Organs and MelOdeOns.
THE SENECA NORMAL SCHOOL
Opened-on Tuesday with a good at
tendance. The announcement of the
opening of the school was made at 30
late a day that many were not pre-
pared to begin with the opening. The
terms are six dollars per quarter of
twelve weeks instead Of eight dollars
as stated in the circulars.-
The Township School Boards meet
next Monday. ~
WE'LL DONE FOR BOYS.
Willie Hoston and Frank Lapham,
two boys aged II and IA years re-
speetiEely, recently cut and bound up
ninety shocks Of heavy corn in one
day.
RAIL ROAD =
CanHassers have bernhard at work
for few days in this township trying
to raise the required amdHntof stock.
1t can be done if we have a little more
time, and some Of those who have not
subscribed in proportions to-their in
terest in the matter will DO scat once.
DEATH. -
Mrs. Louis Sabriun McClung, wife
Of John McClung, and daughter Of
johnson Chittenden, died In this place
Of consumption, on Saturday even
ing, the 10th inst. Funeral services
wereattended at the house on Sabbath,
afternoon, Rev. H. Bromley Officiat-
ing. / q escrP1o.
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LINEE THREAD, SPOOL COTTON, OIL, &C.
We have and shall keep In stock at our
Central Once, and Agencies. ion 8poo8 OF
variOug sizes, Twist Of al sizes and colorB-
Linen Thread, spool Cotton, OIL, and All
other articles neeemary In ths uso Of our
machines.
We visa Il understood that We marulao-
tnro the Twist sold b. ~; that We snail sln
- have it excel IN Quality and szceed IN
quantity, fo= given price, tnet o. otneg
manufacturers, and that tbs Twist f1adeS5
us In cur new and czt9uSiyS Mills gupplr
- they ago with the most I'M proved machfn
efy en1 12lllou laDofl e.t4 - Lellc4 % -
the desirable qualities % Uniformity Of1lEo,
eVene1I, length ofrhread - market on each
spool, strength, excellence o. eOlcrs and
beaufy Of fnlsh.
THk singer MANUFACTURING CO,
No 80 Broadway, New York.
JossELYN BROS, agents
70 woodward Ave-, Delrolt, Mich,
ID. q. WILSON, agent,
nG-tL T9RFIN, Q,
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Canpaigz PaPeFs- We makenO bril-
liant offers for the Campaign, for the
reason that we consider It dishonest
and unfair to those on ourregular list.
Is there any good reason why, once a
year, during political campaign, q
number OF men who have not taken
the paper regularly should receive It
a. less rates than those who stand by
Us year after yea.? However, TO ac-
eOmmodate such IS may not wish the
paper for q longer time, we viii gladly
send it to any address as follows: 3
months, 50 cents; 6 months, 81 90.
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nIRn.

CHIDESTER--In this city, on Wednes-
day, September 1th, Miss Hannah b Chides-
ter, aged 2 years months and days
Miss Chidester was born at Savannah, n.
T., and in early life removed 70 Aurora, in
the same State, where, at the age Of twelve
she became a member OF the Protestant
Episcopal church then under pastoral charge
Of Rev. Mr.. Leach. Soon after her arrival in
Tmn, some years ago, shs united with the
First English Lutheran Church Of tEis city,
OF which she continued to be most naithful
and esteemed member until her death
Her removal after such a brief illness, and
at such an interesting and useful period OF
her life, has Oeeasioned the bereaged family,
church and sabbath school a heavy burden
Of grief. But this Is greatly lIghtened by the
assurance we have, that Hannah died, as she
had lived, I'm the blessed hope OF the Gospel,
''The righteous hath hope in his DEATH
J.F.R
ADAMS-On the SOth OF August, lS7o, at
his home, near Tinln, Ohio, Jacob Adams,
aged IS years and months.
Few have suffered 50 long and intensely.
For more than 25years bodily afiictions and
later the innrmities Of age have borne heav-
lily, but patient endurance and an iron will,
resisted till the last. During his last illness
he was prostrated but four days, though sim
liar attacks during the summer had been
frequent. For 6S years he was a humble fol-
lower OF Christ, and his devotion increased
with his age. After more than s. years Of
married life he leaves his aged wife and a
large circle Of relatives and friends.
the residence Of her cousin
0rlan Williams, ESQ, Mrs.. ]. h Steiner, OF
Ieavanw worth, Kansas, a. a. m, Saturday,
August a. Chicago Trt5uae
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Communicated.
FEREMEN'S TOURNAMENT AT UR-
HANA.

Having an invitation to attend the
Annual State Firemen's Tournament,
st UIbana, September sth, I Iavsiled
myself Of the same. On the morn
ing Of the Sth, in company with quite
a number Of the Fiff1n fremen, we
took an early train and in due time
arrived in Urbana with our two
Steam Fire Engines and the Young
America Hose Co., No. !. At the de-
pot we were met by the Urbana
Band, which escorted us to the quar-
tens which were assigned TO the Tiff
fin boys, but from what could learn
about said quarters but very few Of
the boys remained there long.
About 10 o'clock A. NJ, the grand
procession was formed, consisting OF
thirty-two companies, which paraded
through the principal streets, making
a fine display. After the dinner (which
cost only IS cents for each freman,)
came the trial Of Steam and Hand
Engines, Hose and Hook and Ladder
Companies. Seneca Chief, Steamer
of our city, was to throw against the
Steamer No. 4 Of Wooster, o. The
resaIt Wasas folIows
Seneca Chief .236 feet II inches
Wooster Engine...-18l inch.
Seneca Chief being declared the
winner, was entitled to one Silver
Trumpet and n pair Of gold tipped
Buck Horns, the latter being thesWeep
stakes prize on steamers. No. 4Steam-
er Of Tifin relieved Wooster of one
Silver Trumpet, and the Young Amer
ica Hose Co., Of Tifin, carried Off a
Silver Trumpet, as usual. When we
consider that Tiffih only sent three
companies to the Tournament and
that they brought home four prizes,
we have reason to be proud of our Fire
Department.
The apparatus from Tifin was han
died with superior skill and ability,
and We shall ever remember, with
gratitude, those who acquitted them
selves 50 admirably on the above oc-
casiOn. We reached home on the
morning Of the 9th, many feeling as
proud OF the exploits Of the previous
day as they would have felt had they
captured Paris.
BY ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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fheFnoMetgieii ObservatiDns for the
week ending September u, 1870.
MlRRIEl.

CK-GOODN.AN-On the nth
inst, n the residence OF the brides father,
In MelmOre. o., Mr. R Laird Mccormick, OF
man.
Years ago resident Of this city and eoun-
~. the happy bridegroom had TO return to
get one Of Seneea's fair daughters before life
in the West became endurable
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List Of Advertised letters, Sept. 18th,
1870.
Nj. AIbreeht, 1Tr. w. Blown,
Miss C. Brodriek, J. Garlic, H. B,
Clark, James DOMAIN, F. Flaehen-
hare, Thomas Farrell, Henry Feller.
Lib Frees Elizabeth Free, Phil. Faul-
stish, S. II. Geary, ]. w. Herring, ].
B. HyOner,. Mr., Julin, Elizabeth
Kirchner, John King, NJ. Kirchner,
Sarah r. King, James A. KartOn,
Sister A. 7. Maginn, c. E. May, Rosa
Moore, Mrs. NJ. POner, Harvey Par.
menter, J. G. Rex, Andrew Rauek
Joseph RicketsOn, S. A. Robbins,
Saran 6aloen, John Seigler, E. +.
Smith, Gidion Tusing, AngeIine Wag-
ner, Harry Wright, Theodore Weber,
A. Schmitz, Rev. L. Heilsnd.
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TeIedo BIade.-ks quite a number
Of persons we're disappointed last
spring ct our diseontinuanee Of the
club rates between the TRTBUNE and
Toledo BSads, we have concluded to
again give them an opportunity to
secure that paper. The terms are as
follows.
TRIBUEE and Blade s. 8, cash in
advance. Ali persons nOsV subscribers
can also secure the Blade, at the re-
dueed rates, by paying all arrearagss
1E the TRIBUNE and one year In ad-
Eanee ON both paper.
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The silverware purchased by the
Agricultural Society for premiums, has
been received, and in on exhibition
at Sewaid's JewelEy Store. Il is q
very fine quality Of plated ware and
Of greater value than it ia down in the
premiuh list for. ~
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DirOrce Notice.

,rcrs MCBRIDE, formerly % seneca
-ounty, Ohio, nov of paEla Unknown
..-f ia Maria Mcbride, hls wife, tled her
ssetifion IN the Court o. Common Pleas, Of
5eneea county, Ohio asking that tho MARI
80 contrast heretofore existing between
tSem may b eancelled, ttlSt ahe may Be Ee-
sforsd 70 her maiden name. thai she nay -
dec7sad the care and custody Of her tWo
children. and setting up - grounds Tor Elleh
scence, gros1 neglect % duty and hahltnal
drurk ksnne16-
SAD nefIffon VIII Be for hearing - she No
3IR9ON z PIN gHIN6IoN,
Aus. E-ne5-SV. Aft,ya for fetacneF.
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An excellent time was had at the
Fair Ground Saturday last. Tne Band
was out, and crowds OF people and
anumber OF fast horses,
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Raa Road Notice.

THE stoekhOlds-s Of fhs New London,
III Tim & Fort Wayne Rall Road Com
pany, are inOtided 70 meet AZ the once of
Hall 4 PitteReer, IN the city Of T1mn, IN
the eth day Of September, lsIa, a. - o'clock
A. n, Of Eaid day, for the purpose Of elect
Ing Directors Tor sid Company.
r W. SHAWHAN,
". 9. HEDGES, rs,-,ovnfors
L A HALL, - - e@LI
J. q. CHAABEBLAIN, lr,on1-nv.
WI. MATHER5,
J. =. BTRAUGHAE.
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Temperance LectEre.-G. T. Stew
art, Of NorwaIk, Ohio, viii lecture on
tenPerayse at the Court House, Mon
day e. lng next, Sept. 18th, 1870.
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in. HReeRfeIter, after ashort stay
in Lafayette, md. returned tC
this city to remain. He thinks there
Is no place like Tifin.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

hr. B. v. EkaNhan left for New
York yesterday 70 purchase goods.
Big bargains are in store for Purchas-
ers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

The Roger Ditch Jury win meet
at the Probate Judges Office, on Mon
day, the 1ssh inst.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

Aflne Lot ofenveIopes on hand which
win be furnished, printed at reasonable
prices at the TRIBUNE Office.
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81 E,t.ls fransrsr. tor tka n..


Real Estate transfers for the past
week.
ID. ]. GOOdsel to c. Sewers lot
No. 615 In GOodsell's addition
to Tifin for Or.......... 900
VIM. 81. H. Williams to Ssbm
Rang lot 45S Fostoria. 900
r. A. Walker to Phoebe J. Frost
lots 667, 66s, 66S, go, 672, 67s
in Rebecca A. Walkers addi-
ton TO Tffin.............--....... 800
R. A. Walker to Mary Shwable
lot $50 in r. A. Walkers addi-
--...-s--....ss s.--..sss ~
J. Finch to r. Gray lot %,
BlOOmville.........-..............-..- SOC
A NJ SendelbOeh to Jas. SEN
delbOeh 800 acres, Liberty. 1900
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

Go to the Grape Party Excursion on
Tuesday next. Il win be she best Of
the season.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

The Agricultural Society furnishes
US this week with 1000 copies Of the
Fair Bulletin, for distribution through
the TRIBUNE. Through an oversight
we did mot get enough by coo to
60 through our edition, and can only
fold into our paper as far they reach
The Bulletin was prepared by Mr..
Bachman, and is well gotten up.
Noonilght Exesafslda- NIL. J. C.
Shumaker informs US that some time
the first Of next month, a moonlight
excursion viii be given from Tifin on
the lakes. The party viii leave here
on the afternoon train, spend the
night on the Reindeer, and return in
the morning at O'Clock.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

NJ. ShamakeF informs rs that there
were 25,0OO gate tickets sold at the
State Fair on Wednesday.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

For Hemm.ng, yelling, Ruling, Braldlng
Ending, Cording, Gathering, Iucklng, En-
erous, but now brought 70 great perfection.
Most o. them can Be attaehed or dotached by
4 simple move Of the hand TIE Qsaiity o.
the work can only BE- fnlly Appreciated On
Observation and examinafion.
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Hershlser & Myers.

Hershlser & Myers
The Corner Drug and Book Store is
stil keeping thelargest stock Of Drugs,
Patent AEedieipe-r White Lead, aud
Linseed Oil, wan Paper and VIM
dow Shades, School Books, and Sta
tiOnery to be found in the county,
Prices awful low. Call and see them.
'sI0GE y LSsIqsLSH
SANDS Chicago Cream Ale and
Toledo Stock Ale on draught at Ruess'
National Resort.
CALL at the new Stone Front for
your groceries You win always find
good goods and at favorable rates for
the purchaser, at H. A. BUsKIRK's.
OIL Cake Ground, always on hand
and for sale, at H. a. BUsKIRK's.
FAHNEsrOek's Pure White Lead at
MaTquardt's.
FLUTNG MAcHnEsy Pinking Ironss
Shears and Scissors, Table and POck-
ct Cutlery, COGee Mills, &C., &c., at
sulIiyanIs Hardware Store.
FAHNEsTOcK,s Pure White Lead at
Marquardt's.
PINE Tar atdarquardt's Drugstore.
GOLD stamped and bronze Wall Pa.
per at Marqpardt's.
MARTIN 4 NEGELR have a stock of
splendid Cigars. Call and try them.
MARTIN & NEGELK are selling white
and brown Sugars at reduced prices.
Call on them.
WHERE Is the best assortment Of
Wall Paper in Tiffin. At Marquardt's
A large lot OF that nice, smooth and
well glazed Akron Stone Ware for sale
at Martin & Negele's.
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Bring your advertisements 70 the
TRIBUEE. Il has 8 circulation Of oy-
erI GOO.
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7he Tifln Cornet Band left for
Springfield on the 12 O'Clock train
Monday night. Previous to starting
the Band played several pieces OF
excellent rnusic
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

See JohH TOsBg's new advertise
ment. he offers good bargains.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

Get your letter heads and statements
at the TRIBUNE ofice. We print
them for a 1ittle in advance on the
cost Of paper.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

Z FosToRIA Hack leaves FOstoria
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at o'clock A. NJ, arriving in Thin
at 10 O'Clock. Returns same day at 8
O'Clock P. II. Passengers taken to or
from any part Of the city. Leave or
ders at the Commercial Hotel.
A new hack has been put on the
route, which is driven, by one Of the
proprietors, Mr.. d. c. Mowen.
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ReV. Mr.. seely and family left for
MonroevIlle to day.
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See a'NOtlce to Contractor for gut
tering on Market Street.
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GROVE MEETIEa

0ANONE MEELlNOsH
The Bettsville, Kansas and Ans
den Station Sabbath Schools and q
part of four other SehOols-Barticipat-
ed iuzaz picnic in ]. Goods woods,
westOf Bettsville, on the Sth inst
ThsEsather was very pleasant, and
everything passed Off pleasantly. The
Kansas school belongs 10 the United
Brethren In Christ, the other schools
to the Evangelical Association, and
a pleasant Sabbath School Union it
was. The display was sllain one di-
reetion, viz: which school should be
the most christian-like in action and
appearance. This is as it should be
Some pic-nies are only gotten up for
frOlic and for a TREMENDOUS hurrah.
There were no flags, drums or flies at
this celebration, but i6stead Of them
some Of the finest singing, accom-
panied with instrumentafmusic, ever
had In this section. Revs. T.
George and s. Rief Of Sandusky Cir
cult, Rev, III. LOngbrake from Carey,
Reys. Munk and StrOme from Lindsey
were present, and made very appro-
pirate addresses to the-sehOols. A
number Of the orphans from the Or
phan Home, at Flat ROck,with their
matrOn, Maggie Psuffer, were present,
and assisted in the exercises. Their
singing was highly complimented by
all. They gave US concert in the
evening in our church. Their singing
was harmonious, and so appropriate
thatit affected the whole congregation
many weeping. God bless the or
phans and the Orphans Home at
Flat Rock. LIBERTY.
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Relation 0fthe sth 0hiO.-The 5th
annual Reunion Of the sth Regiment
viii take place at Fremont, o., Sat
urday, Sept 17th, the anniversary
Of Antietam. The presence Of all
surviving members is earnestly re-
auesfad
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

Theodore TiltOn having been sug-
gested for lieutenant governor Of New
York, has gracefully withdrawal in
favor Of EIizbeth Cady Stahton.-
En-.
Elizabeth is the best man Of the
two-she is the best woman, also.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

Indications are thai the contracts
for building the Toledo & Columbus
Z. R win be let soon. Work win
commence before the 14th OF next
October, without doubt. So mote It
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

Six hOurs at the Islands on Tuesday
next.
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eoOd 0ats.-Afr. Briah Huber sent
One-half Of bushel Of Surprise oats
70 the State Fair thatweighed twenty
six pounds. He threshed thirty sheaves
Of the same oats and By measure got
four bushels, lacking two quarts. Who
pan beaf II
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

AsHToS's Liverpool Salt, the Only
Kind htIor salting butter, Is kept at
Buskirk's Stone Front grocery store.
1t costs but little more than common
salt, and Is far superior.
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Accidentally InJaFed.-A man nam
ed Stem, who was engaged in wall
ing up n we'll for Mr.. Baker, in See
ond Ward, was badly injured on Mon
day 4fEernooh Iast. The man wAsi in
the well and his eo-laborers were low
eringtO him alot Of brick, in tub used
for that purpose, when the rope broke
and the tub fell upon him, crushing
him to the ground One Of his arms
was broken, his collar bone was frac-
turedand he received Other injuries.
For time his life was despaired OF,
but now we believe he is better.
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Second Day OF the TaIr.-Among the
many attractions Of Fair week viii be
the dance OF Young America Hose
Co., At National Hall, on the 2.l day
Of the Fair, Sept. 8. 1870. Those in
clined to dance should 'hold them
selves in reserves for this ball, for 1t
viii be the best Of the season.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

RUSTIC Linen and paper Window
Shades-alI new-at Marquardt's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

THE finest harness in town Is made
by G. s. PoOEmAn & Co., Market
Street. 70 tt
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15
The Baltimore, Pittsburgh
& Chicago r. II. Co.

TIHE undersigned Of the ineorporatorS OF
the Baltimore, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago
Railway Company, hereby give notice that
books will be opened for reoeiVing aubserip-
tons 20 the Capital Stock ofsaid com pany, at
the once Of John ID. LOOMS, In the city Of
Timns seneca county, Ohio. en- ths nh day
of September, A. ID. lS7o, At o'clock p. NJ
OF said day. q. WELKER
HARVEY HOWARD,
GEORGE REX,
DAVID ROBISON, Jr.
K Quincy, yr.
JOHN y. KAUKE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15
Dissoguston Notfce.

rT,aE dru Of snOok 4 BoRlus vas this day
Dissolved BY mutal e9nse.nI9s,, 49, =; s-lcOA
II. A. BOHLD4
J-oe undsrsi4ned have this day formed =
co-partnership, under ne 4..- - -. -
tinuS ne CrOckery business AS No e'la stand
Of snook 4 BoWlus- -, II now~,r.-r
Il A. BOWLU8-
August 2, IS7a-nats~