The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-04
yEIGHBGRH0GD NEWS.
HANCOCK CoTNTy.


There is a gang Of scoundrels going
through the country, buying horses
and cattle of farmers, at very liberal
prices, and making their payments in
counterfeit money. Look out for
these gents.........COurt commenced
Tuesday last and will continue ten
days...-..-..The churches have been
making it lively for sinners during the
past two weeks. +. Fenste-
maker, near YanIuehaj 50, in green
backs, stolen from his house one night,
a short time ago.........The Titfin Tsf-
5sue now runs by steam. If they
could only run their engine by gas it
would cost them very little for fuel
Courier.
HURON COUNTY.
\ Women's Rights meeting was
held in NOTwalk wednesday after
noon last. Mrs. Miriam Cole deliver
ed her lecture, entitled "What viii
she do with it?'' .....The Court House
was crowded on Friday evening last,
on tine occasion Of the Water Works
meeting, and We presume no one in
attendance was misled as 10 the spirit
of the audience-it was overwhelm-
ingly in favar of the project agitated.
John Fox died at his late resi-
dence in this village on the % instant.
He was born in Coos county, Y. H,
in l7SS. In the second year of thewar
OF 1872 he joined the army, and during
the memorable engagement, on Lake
Champlain, he, with his regiment, was
hurried across the State of Vermont
as reinfOrcements, but arrived only in
time to hear the triumphal shouts Of
Com. McDOnough's victorious men.
He came to Huron Co. in IS23.-Re-
fector
SANDUSKY COUNTY.
We hope all will remember the
Lecture of George Kennan, at Birch
ard Hall, on Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy the Sth.........Something over ten
thousand dogs, assemble every night,
in the vicinity of Front Street and
each tries to out do the other in con-
tributing voice to swell the canine
chorus, which is 50 soothing to rest
less sleepers. Fremont Journal. .........
The cOlored NJ. E. Sunday School,
on thessEast side, has some seventy
scholars. rs.........There are within our
city limits thirty grown persons by
the name of Smith. Counting chill
dren, there are at least one hundred.
1.-The frescoing of Odd Fellows
Hall is rapidly approaching compile
tiOn.........A revival is in progress at
the Evangelical church, in Ballville
township. Edward Morgan re-
ceived pistol wound at Toledo last
week, by the discharge of pistol in
his pocket. He is able to limp around.
Fremont Messenger.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Publishing a paper without pay is
similar to the children of Israel max
ing bricks without straw. The
NJ. Z. church of Gallon, after having
been repaired and improved at q cost
of 1000, was reopened and consecra-
ted anew to God, on Sunday, January
Girls, the "Fat Contributor"
will lecture February 17.-Bucyrds
Jou'mdt........Dr. Pope, and William
Franz, Esq, have iust returned from
Philadelphia, where they made suita-
bic purchases of machinery for the
Knitting Machine Company recently
organized in Bucyrus. inter
esting religious revival is i'll progress
at the Methodist church in Bucyrus.
That much good may be done is the
hearty wish of all Gods people .......
Hon. Cooper X. Watson is about re-
moving from Tiffin to Norwalll, Ohio.
He is one of the ablest advocates in
the State.-FOTltnl.