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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
The Double, Headed Government in
co. = u" Alabama:
MONTGOMERY, November 80.

Last night Capt. Drum, commanding
the post here, had the troops o: the Capi.
tai removed by On order from General
Terry, commanding the department
Smith and Bingham, have, the Sheriff s
posse of negroes guarding the executive
and treasury rooms. There was nothing
done in the Legislature to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
\ Heavy Failure Reported in Cincin.

New YoRK, November 80.
There were rumors this r. N. to the Cf.
feet that mercantile firm in Cincinnati
llad tailed, with liabilities estimated at
one million dollars, but up to the present
time no failures have tranSpired. .i.- .'-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01

I ------- $500 LONDON, Nov, 80.
Queen Victoria visited the Empress
Eugenic today at Chiselhurst, remaining
three hours uT .a'f .,srF.r5g ',Tsrng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
rERns OP THEWREK
New York Money, and stOSk MARKET.
!. III -LNL-- INV Y0nr Norember sO

gVIW EVIIlla 4NVVUIlIVVI w
Stock exchange market generally lower.
There was large business In gold between lux
@iII. Borrowing rates to- 4 per cent. Clear.
Snces 80 900 900. Governments inactive and iFac.
tOn lower than yesterday. There was a. better
demand for money from tho brokers toward the
close. State securities dull and heavy
STRRLINu RXcHAN0E-BAnkeFS'b bills 109.
MUNEY-Easy At 4(b5 per cent ..0,i I... d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01

OIII0AuUi 74NUV' OVt
The Tribune this morning, makes an ex,
posure Of financial transaction OF the
Great Western Telegraph Company,
which has, two lines in operation from
this city--One to Milwaukee, and one to
Omaha-which, II true, offers something
new in schemes for raising money. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 80.

- SAN FKANClsCU, NOV. oU.
1t raincd throughout California yester.
day. Last night there were indications Of
a continuance of the storm. There is
heavy snow in the mountains.
-Four hundred workmen were discharg-
cd from the Mare Island Navy Yard yes.
terday, on account OF the appropriation
being exhausted. :, 70. g ,1f" : z 7, y
Gov. Stafford has returned to Tucson
to remain until after the session Of the
Legislature, In january! ~ ia,so.g
Many leading families Of Sonora have
arrived at Tucson, 1t Is stated, for the pur-
pose Of inauglrating the movement Of an-
nexing the northern part, If not oil of SO.
nora. .n'' .'i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
Suicide Of an Old Man in Illinois.

William MCGOWAN, one Of the Oldest
and most worthy citizens Of Knoxville,
ILL.,, hung himself in the courthouse Of
that city lastnight. He was not discover
cd until this morning. The cause Of his
suicide Is supposed to be griet caused by
the arrest Of lis son, who is postmaster
at Knoxville, for embezzlement, 49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
The TrenanrnPoIicH.

The New York World says the proba
bic contents. Of the Secretary Of tht
Treasury's report to Congress, and The
policy he may pursue in regard to the
large sales o. gold and purchases ot bonds
and also contraction Of greenbacks, arC
the chief topicso Of discussion in financial
circles The impression prevails that the
Secretary will recommend contraction o.
preenbacks, and that Congress will au
thorize him to use such means as he may
deem expedient to bring the grcenback
dollar on a par with gold at an early day
The resumption Of specie payments !!
said 10 be essential to the Secretary plan!
for disposfng Of the four, four and q half
and five per cent new gold bonds a.
the price. fixed. by Congress par in gold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
.Ft-CL SiE-A,j,-.E GEl| I5
AMan That Can't Be Sued. .,r
~. D LONDON, November 80.

.,,g- sa LONDON, NOVember3O' 81
Some persons who hold notes Of Prince
Archille Murat to the amount Of seventy
thousand francs, and who. brought suits
against him, were non.suited on the
ground that q military prisoner cannot be
sued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
Baltimore Market.
BAIFINOAE, November 30.

1850. BALTIN0RE, November 30 +.
FLoUR-Qulet and weak r...r-.-,..r
GHAIN-WhClt dull but unchanged; white 1t
81 7O&I Is. Corn dull and dropping; white at
1Oc; yellow At 786SOc. Rye arm at S0GSle. Oats
unchanged. ~ ~ 'f' .
! PRoVIsrOMs-Mess pork OF ga. Bacon dull
and unchanged; bacon sides and clear rih sides
l16l1H; hams 20c. Lard l4c.
WHIsKY-Flrm At 0Oc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
Democratic Congressman Elected IN
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, November 30.

Manning, Dem, beats Joe. W. Holden,
Rep, for the unexpired term in the Forty
6rst Congress from this district, BY ass
majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
New York Dry Goods Market.

gu t ... NEw YoRK, Nov. SO.i
Dry Goods dull aud unsettled; Lonsdales re-
duCed 1c, and Amoskeag %C. Laconla mills en-
tAblithcd the following prices E Brown 10jEc;
B l2kC; o l2; Brown JCans 11Xc; Corset jeans
ike; brown and bleachCd drills lSc; Canton
Gaunels. AXc; Sharon brown 1!He. Others un-
chanIed 30 '.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
ARIZONA, Nov. 80.
. storm on the southern Coast.

Storm on the southern CoaSt'
r5a WILMNGToN, N, G., Now 30.
A northeast storm is prevailing and It
Is feared the ship Persia will go 70 pieces,
From five to six hundred bales ot cotton
were saved and the crew taken of to-day.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

are bound to 90 on in the good work
until the victory over King Alcohol
shall be achieved. Let outsiders un-
derstand that we are working for tie
good OF humanity 10y endeavoring TO
raise the fallen, and endeavOring to
suppress the manufacturing of alco-
holie drinks as a beverage.
DIED.
On the 4th inst, Mrs. Ebenezer
Smith. Funeral services took place
OH the 5th inst. at > O'Clock, p. III. Mrs.
Smith with her husband emigrated
i'm an early day to Seneca Go. Ohio,
then wilderness, and as energetic
farmers they surmounted the hard
ships Of frontier life, and improved a
large farm, reared and educated a
large family Of children. As 4 devo-
ted christian and mother she died i'm
the hopes of 4 blissful Immortality.
NINROB.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11
YoIedo Weekly Blade -Sasby's Paper.

OF the mammoth Weekly sheets
now published, the Toledo Blade, Gle
organ of Rev. Petroleum V. Nasty,
ranks among the best. Its eight
booad pages are filed with the chOic-
est reading matter, and in typograph-
ical appearance and general character
it has no superior, and few equals.
The rich and racy letters Of PetrO-
Ieum v, Nasty are written expressly
for the Blade, and always appear first
i'm its columns. Nothing in the line
of humorous literature has ever at
tanned the popularity Of these let
ters.
Mr.. Nasty is now engaged on an
original novel, which will be pub
Iished i'm the Blade during the COM
ing year. These, with other rare at
fractions in course Of preparation,
ought to largely increase IFS already
enormous circulation.
We.wilI furnish the TRIBUNE, which
has been enlarged TO a ten-column pa
per, and is now the largest i'm North
ern Ohio, and the BLADE To all sub
seTfbers one year for S3,25. Such as
are already subscribers TO the TRIBUNE
can secure the Blade at the above
rates by paying all arrears and one
year i'm advance. E...t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11
Second Annual Meeting OF the Tiflln
Savings and Building Loan Assoc
Election OF Officers, etc.

The annual meeting of the Tiffin
Savings and Building Loan AssOci-
alton took place at the Office Of Bach
man & Cramer on Monday evening,
February eth. The attendance was
large, and the greatest unanimity of
feeling prevailed. The annual re-
port of the Secretary, of the financial
standing of the Association was read
aud adopted, after which an election
of officers and Board Of Directors was
held with the following result:
President. John It. Huss.
redsurcr.-Thomas B. Tomb.
.SecretdTB.-Geo. w. Bachman.
DIRECTORS.
Benjamin Tomb, VIM. Kline,
Geo. Ernest, Jno. Heilman,
Solomon Kaup, John VOrndran,
JnO. L. Fisher, B. Keubler,
u. f. Cramer, G. H Sting.
During the year past the business
of the Association has been well con-
Quoted and reflects credit upon the
officers and Directors, and we have no
doubt that the ensuing year will show
equally as good results, for the officers
and managers are thorough business
men and have the confidence of the
/ Association.
At the meeting loans sold as fol-
lows: Five loans at n premium of
S91 90 each; five at premium of SS4,
90 each; three at a premium of SoO,-
90 !; one at premium of $4,000.
The report of the Secretary, of the
business of the year, is given elsewhere.
1t shows that the amount paid on
each share since the organization of
the Association S24,OO; profit on each
share 81, 90; making each share worth
S47, 90.
a careful examination of the report
will give better view of the work
ings of such companies than can he
otherwise done, and show its benefits
to labOring men,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11
SOUTHERN EXCURSION.

MEssRs. EDITORs:-Will you please
announce that the Southern EXcur.
sion Party will leave Tifiin on the lst
day of March, 1870, at o'clock A. NJ,
and will have forty days time to re-
turn in. 1 would also ask you to pub
lish the following resolution which
was adopted at a convention of South
ern Railroad Presidents, held at At
lanta, Ga, Jan. 4th 1870.
Resolued, "That Excursion Tickets
be issued te parties desiring to visit
the South for the purpose of personal
observation with Il view To personal
settlement or investment said certlfl-
Gates good over all roads agreeing to
the same under such rules and regula-
tiOns az may be adopted by a standing
committee to be appointed by this
convention"
The committee organized, and
agreed to carry parties provided with
the proper certificates at the rate OF
hqo cents per mile, and hotels named
in the certificate) agreed to entertain
eXcursionists holding said certificates
at one third less than their usual rates.
The time was limited by the commit
tee to the 1st day of May 1870. Now
is the time TO see the Southern cOun-
try, while land is cheap and the eli
mate mild than we will ever have
again.
All calling at my Office either in
person or by letter, prior to 25th OF
Feb. 1870, will be provided with tick
cts preparations made for to get the
necessary certificates referred to above,
shall leave for Cincinnati day OF
two in advance of the party for the
purpose Ofgetting certificates for each
member of the excursion, so rs not to
cause any delay or expense at that
point. All will see the necessity OF
securing IA ticket and being prepared
before the 25th inst.
fyf.f Yours Truly, s....#
]. II. MARTIN.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
sANDUsKY COUNTY

SANDUSKY COUNTY
.Joundl.-Judge Fitch's official term
having expired on Monday last, he
laid aside the ermine, and took place
among his fellow men, in private life.
A Committee of three members of the
bar was appointed to draft fitting res
OIutions. Judge Fitch had served fif-
teen years......... While trying the door
of the Jail, to see that all was safe, on
Monday night, Sheriff Young discOv-
cred an iron bar, belonging to the door
of one of the cells, broken. The in
mates had, in some way, managed to
break the bar, and probably intended
to effect their egress during the night.
Last week black and tan ter.
rier, belonging TO Mr.. Perry Close, of
this city, manifested symptoms of
madness, and was killed. For several
DAYS previous it had acted strangely,
bat on Che day it was killed would
snap at everything in its way.........On
Thursday evening last, Mrs. DIR. BOs-
worth, of this city, lighted a coal oil
lamp ami set it upon the table. She
had hardly done so, and turned away,
before she was startled by an eXplO-
sion, and the glaring light which fol-
lowed assured her of the cause. She
was alone and frightened, but her
fpresseAiifcse fpresseAiifcse Of toff mind did 1fot-desert her,
and she proceeded at once to smother
the flames. In doing so, her clothes
twice took fire, hui She sextinguished
them, and succeeded in getting the
lamp into bucket of water; whence
| it was thrown out doors, and put out,
and the other ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
following are tlIe Officefs-of the Agri-
cultural Society. Benz. Inman, Presi-
dent; b. Amsden, Vice President; w.
II. Andrews, Secretary; c. DOncyson,
Treasurer. .MesScnger.-FOr some
time Messers. Ball, Harpster and 9TH
ers, have been quietly at work making
surveys and estimates for bringing
Greencreek from a point near Snake
] Pond to the river bank at u point OPP
posite the warehouse. This is to
give water power in the river for
manufacturing purposes. The total
cost will be SIS, ,297, ,GO........An effort
will he made to protect fish in the
river by preventing seining and net
] ting between the bridge and the dam
We believe it would be nothing but
Justice to the fish....-.:-A hale and
hearty hooking scallawag, who came
from Toledo, was up before the Mayor
on Saturday for insulting a lady in a
millinery store. BY the financial aid
of misguided friends he was enabled
TO paw his fine instead of going to Jail.
He gave his name as Wilson, which
was probably lie. On Monday night
a regular old chap went intOa primary
school house in the First Ward, built
a fire and proposed to camp for the
night. An officer came along and took
him To castle Young.
CRAWFORD COUNTY
| F0r,nl.-The next term of Court will
be held i'm March. The Attorneys,
with commendable zeal are getting
their eases ready ........ East of Buoy
rus two or three miles, during the re-
cent flood, the channel of the Sandus-
ky river was changed, cutting off two
or three acres of land, which is now
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

rkiheral.-We notice in the New
Lisbon Patriot am article stating that
Mr.. Wm. Mathers, of that place, had
testified his appreciation and regard
for the pastor of the church of which
he is a member, Rev. Dickson by
a present of $500 in greenbacks. Mr..
Mathers is known to many of our
citizens rs one of the gentlemen who
wish to take the contract of build
ing the proposed Toledo, Tiflin d
Crestline Railroad.
This generous act, We understand,
is but a repetition of many previous
similar munificent kindnesses.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

MusicaI.-Mr. Geo. f. Doll, the cele-
brated Guitarist and Crystal Bell
Ringer, will give grand subscription
Concert. at National Hall, next week,
SURPRISING anything ever before given
i'm this city Mr.. +. G. Long is now
eanvassing the place and tickets may
be had of him, or at the Drug Store Of
Mr.. Sans, or of Mr.. Huss at the Book
Store. The evening Of holding the
Concert will be decided upon as soon
A. the list Is filled.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

Business DirectOry.-We are in re-
ecipt Of a work called the Cincinnati,
Sandusky and Cleveland Rail Road
Gazetteer" being business directory
of the towns on the line of the Rail
road 1t is published by 4. Bailey,
Of Sandusky City, and gives a good
showing Of the business along the
line. Tinin is not represented in the
book as il ought to be, We are sorry to
say.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

Gene al Intelligence Oflice.-We are
glad to learn that G.. ]. Keen, ESQ, is
about to open a set of books for the
purpose of doing what is called a
General Intelligence" business. That
he will meet with success we have not
the slightest doubt, as by this means
persbns ottPfS erPplOyment gan, iy
application to Mr.. Keen, secure sTt1-
ations, while persons wishing help OF
any kind, whether bOok-keepers, sales
men, mechanics of any description,
sewing girls, kitchen girls, farm hands
etc, etc, will be supplied with Just
what they require, without being
obliged to hunt "all over creation" "
A small fee will be charged each
person entering his or her name. Let
allinterested make a note of the above
and call on Mr.. Keen at his office OPP
posite the First National Bank.
"RelIing.Y We q have lreeeired 4
communication, headed "MorrisOh
Valley News" which is too long for
this week. 1t speaks highly of the
schools in that section, gives the far
mers a truthful notice regarding Their
energy, etc, and winds up with an
account of a "belling." 1t seems that
a son of Rev. Mr.. Duffy was recently
married and the boys thought they
would bell the happy pair. They APP,
peared on a certain night and after
making the night hideous for an houl
or two, were told by Mr.. Duffy tha
theneEIy married couple were a'nil'
or two distant, at a neighbOr's, anC
were undoubtedly enjoying the mu
sic hugely. lFIIe boys left imm ediate
! lV.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11
Of wood on Market Street. "a!
Ef IN

Coed BOOkS.-Mrs. Leggett, of Nor
walk, has laid upon our table book
entitled General History, Encyclope-
dia and Dietipnary of FreenIasohry!'
tits a very valuable work and should
be in the hands of every Mason OF
'high or low degree" Mrs. Legget, is
also agent for "InnOcents Abroad" F." a
book of foreign travel, by that with
est of writers Mark Twain. Both OF
these works are good, and we are glad
to learn that the "Agentess" is meet
ing with success.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

Read the advertisement of Farm
For Sale in our advertising columns.
The farm is one of the best in the
tfs3lintfy, e fll, an ntiycessively fertile re
giiso1n, and as desirable aIdcation as
could be imagined, as TO community
and all the privileges which tend to
make life enjoyable.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

Mr.. NJ. O. Nichols has taken editor
ial charge of the Clyde Nelos. We
iiop pc he-will be Successful, as he Ger
tainly should be, for he is poet, a
musician, prose writer, a musical
instrument inventor, and musical
temple builder. His first number
contains several pieces of poetry.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

The BOaoling Green Sentinel, says
the first item of business transacted i'm
the New Court House, was the issue
of Marriage License. This is prob
ably prophetic aste. the future pops
-Iilatfon Of Wood County. lfD t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

FANCY Clocks, at Gallup & Ken
dalrs.
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE
This justly celebrated Sewing Ma
chine, for which Mr. d. Mcclure is
agent, may be found at the Millinery
rooms of Miss J. RiOrden, directly
over LOudermilch's store. A full sup
ply is always kept on hand, and when
Mr.. Mcclure is not at home, Miss r.
will givea all necessary information re-
Iative to the machines. Call and see
the best sewing machine in market.
CANEs.-The best assortment in the
place at Gallup q Kendall's.
BRUsHEs.-Hair, Nail and Tooth
brushes at Gallup & KendalPs.
HERsHIsER & MYERS are selling
Photograph Albums at awful low
prices.
GOLD CHAINs.-Long, Leontain,
Chatelain and Vest Chains at Gallup
& Kendall's.
IVORY handle, Plated Knives, Med
ium and Dessert size at Gallup & Ken
dalPs.
Buy your Drugs at Hershiser &
Myers. t
PERMANENT CANvAssERs.-The
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Co, will have three men permanent
ly located i'm this city who will make
their sole business To canvass for that
Best Family Sewing Machine. Pay
no attention to Agents for other Ma
chimes who give reports Ia the con-
trary. nlO-f
SCHOOL books at Hershiser Il My
ers'.
SOLID Silver Spoons at Gallup &
KendalPs.
FINE PERIsCOPIC SPECTACLEs.-
We have on hand carefully selected
assortment of Spectaeles suitable for
all who need such articles.
GALLUP & KENDALL.
CLOCKs.-A full assortment, and
warranted, at Gallup & Kendal's.
WANTED.-Fiveh hundred customers
every day to buy those fine, fresh
Groceries and Provisions kept at John
G.. Browns.
BUY your drugs at Hershiser &
Myers.
MICKEY's FOsTORIA HACK.-Thi-
Hack leaves Fostoria Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday Of each week, at
A. NJ, and arrives at Tiffin at Il
o'clock. Returns same days, leaving
Tifiin at 3 p. NJ. Passengers taken
from or conveyed 10 any part Of the
city.
The driver, Frank Richards, is care
ful and safe, and the charges are low
Hack stops at Davis House.
nO-17 If.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11
Letter LISt.-List of letters remain
ing in the Tiflin Post Office, February,

Gen. GibsOn'S Lecture.-The attend
ance at NATIONAL Hall, on Tuesday
night, demonstrates one of tive facts,
viz: That our city can sustain a Lee
ituhe Course, or that Gen. Gibson is an
extremely popular speaker. The lat
liter we know to be the case, and we
have full faith that if properly man.
aged, the former might he easily
! shown.
The appearance of the General up
on the stage was the signal for gener-
al applause all "along the line" TO
Ea1elnpt tof give, anL outline Of his
speech w6nld be folly, asiit cannot be
done on paper. Suffice to say that in
our opinion, it was most noble eff
fort, and the large audience listened
intently, fearing to lose word except
occasionally giving vent to their feel
ings in rapturOus applause.
We are much pleased at the result.
Glad for the Society whose public
sfrited etfortsha4em with Pecuni-
airy success, and glad that the General
is so successful in his comparatively
new role.
The Society netted about S75,
which we hope they will put to good
use and in connection with future adj
ditions form a Library and Lecture
Association which will be an honor to
,q4'tesscitgi 9hRM gnllElUltl
Seneca Loan and Building Association
OF Tifiin. .
The stockholders of this Association
met in City Hall on Wednesday even-
ing, Feb 8, for the purpose of organ
ization. Prof. S. J. KirkwOOd was
called to the chair, and U. f. Cramer
/ was made Secretary.
The first business in order was the
reading of the constitution and by
l3Fs YhichYhad sbeeR prepared by the
iheOrporators tosubniit 10 die meet
ing. They were adopted with but one
change, and are nearly like the con-
stitution and bylaws governing the
Tiffin Loan and Building Association.
Election of officers and directors was
then entered upon and resulted thus
Presidcnt.-S. J. KirkwOod.
.Secretdry-U. f. Cramer.
Trodsmer.-O. c. Zeller.
DIRECTORS. IN
Thomas B. Tomb, John Vorndran. !
Chas. Martin, Geo. Ernest.
VIM. Kline, o. II. Locke.
q. S. S.MeCpllum, .Ino, NJ. Myers.
ID. n Hdss, 'c".ld. .G.i w! Baehman.
The Board will meet for business
meeting tonight. The first regular
monthly meeting Of the Association
will be held on Monday night, Febru-
airy u, when the first installment ON
each share will have 10 be paid. In
view of that we hope all who intend
to take stock will do so previous to
that time so that the Association may
start with all or nearly all the stock
taken. Thus far go shares have been
taken, leaving $50 yet unsOld. Every
ishare should .beItakenbsfoTe the meet
ing. 1t is a good investment, as any
one can see by examining the Annual
! Report of the old Association. Take
the stock.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

Gone.-Messrs. ID. X. Myers and
Job Linkenfeldter started for Nilsson
ri, Monday last. Both viii DE- absent
for a few weeks.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-11

February 22d.-In connection with
their ball, Young America Hose Co,
intend giving an entertainment, on
Tuesday evening, February %. The
entertainment will consist Of senti-
mental and comic singing, jig dances,
etc, etc Harry ]. Kellogg, who
stands "A No. ~ as a minstrel, has
been secured to assist. The entertain
meut will be good one, and well
worth the priceOf admission, . cents.
Those purchasing tickets for the ball
will be admitted free 10 the entertain
ment. Give the boys n full house.