The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17
yETGHBORHOOD NEWS.
cRAwFoRp COUNTY.

On Saturday evening son Of Mr..
Joseph 8iulIenkOpf, living about four
miles south on the pike, fell off the
fence and broke his collar bone.
Court commenced the 18th inst.
There are I4S eases on the civil dock
Give regret to learn that Mr..
Abraham COnklin has sustained a
fracture OF the thigh under the follow
idg circumstances. On Wednesday
evening he was returning with his
wife and baby from a visit to a broth
er three miles South Of Gallon. On
going down a slight hill about two
miles from his brothers house the
strap that held up the tongue Of the
buggy broke, the horse fell, the bug
. y upset and in the melee his thigh
/ bone was broken. His wife and child
+ escaped comparatively unhurt.........
/ A certain person or persons in this
county without the least sense Of
I shame at the lowness of the business,
have, during the last week, been pOis-
oning and shooting dogs at wholesale
without any material provOeation
whatever. We can not see what
qualification it Is to man (or boy,
who, for some fancied injury, viii
malieiously kill q dumb brute and
glory in the act....-....T The cOlOred pop
ulation Of this place, under the man
agement OF H. E. Morgan, gave a
grand ball last Tuesday evening, at
( Rowse's Hall. 1t was well attended
both by the eolored population here
and abroad. No disturbance occurred
to mar the evenings entertainment
land every thing passed off pleasantly.
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4 On Tuesday night last, brakes
man on one of the freight trains go
ing east, when near Clyde, fell from
the train between two cars, 1t IS sup
posed, and was instantly killed..
| On Tuesday evening of last week, as
Mr.. L. c. Sprague, of Riley township
was leading some horses to the pas
ture field, something disturbed them
and they began kicking. Before he
could get them quieted, Mr.. s. was
so unfortunate as TO receive kick
from one of the horses, near the tenn
pie, injuring him severely, and caus-
ing the blood 10 flow freely. ........On
Saturday morning Mrs. Schell, sister
I of Jacob Strohl, living on the east side,
lover seventy years of age, slipped and
A fell down upon a board, breaking her
hip in in bad manner. Owing TO
her advanced age it is extremely
doubtful whether she will recover......
There have been about two miles of
sidewalk laid in the first ward within
the past two months. .... O.. ftr.,..
i .,t. HANCOCK, COUNTY, ID. a
1t keeps the Marshal of Findlay
busy TO clean out houses Of ill-fame
4 in that place. Marshal Ruhl made
7 descent on house of ilI-fame on
Washington Street, last Tuesday
night, about II O'Clock, and arrested
the proprietoress, Mrs. Mahala Pal
mer, her. daughter, Susan Palmer,
and a gentleman visitor from the
northern part Of Hardin county.
There was another visitor who sue
ceeGed in making his escape........Mr.
i II. S. Heck has placed upon our liable
three well filed ears of corn, which,
being shelled, measured within a
fraction of two quarts of shelled corn
and weighed pounds and Il ounces.
Mr.. Heck informs US that he raised
this year SIS bushels of this corn from
/ 6 acres of ground.........The Indepen-
dent Order of Good Templars, Of this
place, is no mole. 1t has gone the
way of the world, and the way of The
world is down the broad road that
leads towel, you all know where.
1t is dead, and there are none to gath
} around the bier and weep, OF say a
good word for it, or point with pride
to single good action of its life. 1t
had n sickly existence for several
years, and its decease must be quite a
reIiefto some who felt impelled by
sense of duty to nurse it. Had the
order received the support it should
from the members of the christian
churches and professed friends of the
cause, it would be a flourishing insti-
tuition to-day. ..t ... I....-.. f...