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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-17
RETUREING,
TerFG klaute a. IndlauaDOlls,

Indp'Iis.3:2) 4 N. 8 :25 A N. / 80 N. 30 n
-AFTiUe
T. H....6:0O A NIL .26 A NJ. 1910 p M.Il :25 p IA
e. H. & N. r. r.. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily at......... 3.0O pm,
Train leaves henderson at........... 30 Pm.
Arrive az le.........-....... $40 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Madiscnvillo daily
Sundays eXcepted) at ................ 9 % Am.
Arr1Ve at henderson. n......-............ 90 A. "A
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet fayette e....................... 9:l5 AN.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the II. q q. Railroad.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-17

LUINU NUHIIIs
Ledne Mall. EXpr. Freight
Evansville ...lO:I0 A NJ. 1;C0 NJ. 4if0 A n
dFTfUc
Vincennes...I2:4 $40 p M... 6 20 p M..lO:I5 A M
Tefre Haute. 1862 p NJ. 9:l5 p NJ. 4;l6 = NJ
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Evansville d CrawfOrdsYllIe.


HhTDitNlN9s
LeGUe Exp. Mail. Freight.
y. Haute ....... q 40 A M. 4:40 NJ. 8: 40 M
Nincennos-.... 80 A NJ. 0:2s r MIL so p M
AgrtUe
Evansville ...I2 200 M......lO 20 p NJ. 5:35 N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-17
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-17

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-17

E.a WTLTAKDsS Have now been IN
general use in the
F2R SE~~ United States over
F 4 e ~ 10 years, and stili
.raVIeCig ed q the best wherever used
our st,)rekeeper does not have these
es fOr sale, ask him to get them; they
ID by respectable jobbers almost
There.
lar or prices mailed on application.
sRELLARD * co, New YOr1s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-17

Evansville G CraWfOrdsyIIIe R.R.

RAEs. ssfDAEs TIME TABLE
Corrected November 24fh, IsG0.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-17
AlarDlanO grtttOnia
unO
golbs Mn6 fftbcrplatttrtc SSaaren.
Gtdblirt In 1885,
98 8ulmss. @aentbimcr.
sd babe cbt cine glicherage ttber UtSaTtre1 Wlrs
fTdlttusSunpluna) per. SOS. &StitE Baltimprsifr.,
fir bic Ausfelung mo ben Yertaui ron
gulbs NH iilhCrplattirtcn Wanrrn

nir Die Gusaelung uuo ben gsrtaui ron
gulbs NH iilhrrplattirtrn Wanrru
e9eutr FaGrit er6ret unO bite nm ltoe Beiatt9urg
unO CUNT
Dur Die beitn Nrbciter uno nehr ala 4osahrige grs
iabruug as Jubritdut bin i'd bedbiN ir9cnO ereu Nr.
ttte in niner GeidGitsbrdrdc uOn Oer beltsn GunIttd
au bic bette g8cie uno nat otn ueleeu Wtuter all,
iertigcn.
GisbeTcrr uo gBicocrplattIrrn ieOer Writ uirO ors.
fGltig uuo piiuttIit beUrgt.
Vlatttr' uu6 @ngr0s StrFauiSimmCr: Rr.
I2, RidHe Zane.
EabriF Str. 46, SRprb. .6uutbdDffr. Baltimore
Uo. (Suli4 3Wte. irb. Samit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-17
@tertfS &anilrI.

Das Wittagseiien. = Der YarNmertatr. - 9oot
8epeltldt. - Stc Grluartung - Der uad)tltde Hetrr
Ser sprung. - Der Yrruunoete - 9As berrenoic
Ytero. - Der 3oot9eBldubte. - Spifnung - Die ejr .
nelun9, - Die Bite. - Der SelbIuB.
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Der bette 9ta1, nm cine Ndbma:
ftbine III fanfcn, lit Sa,
no ole Sorten W1Idpcn lu babeu FnO .uit i'm C5eS&a
bon S9eurs 4. Strpbmtpcr, iun., Rr. g., Rprc.
EaDifraRe
9abmaihrtn tptroen auf's Btiie uno BuieFie auset.
beert; aud bnlte i'd sins eroBs AusrpabI BON Beibe
9drn unb Gel ium Sebraubs Der RaI@tusn btlt9er,
alB al tintn anoeru Ylake (NprtI27, ,6UPte)
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in I1nnr lie fEnnen unh ntr iInE,r'ntS1r,i, rI 1s;
fstt bic G,rouinntfrtt rrr Surisrn wi, G,s ~,
fmNErirn Tnuirnrr ann ,,prcn @1mMf,cfitr.
[rn ,ufifhrrn hts ikrr 1Irkrrm1E,t ,n. rSv,"cr
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Spc;ial : gfOti3clt.
Mrntrftnr.R .Rrndlt. .Ml1irr-

Sic beFritoiatu ole anprtbs an Elm eutes 5rudlts
@lls t6uuen ourhngs Iuitoibt QtmGdt uuo iebr lebt
geoitntt lUSrbtu. sic tuo bic beGu ldlcr ium Gnas
beu pOn 5ridten fir Namlien unb t6nncu iebr btuig
getauit luerOsn bel Gtbriieer BnEer S 6pmp..
bRr 32 N "a, Gnb=9 barIet ffrdBe
Gluret. ggens 5ldbcn uuo Demiiobns i'm @rOBsn iu
biu9en YrCien. (1s9-9S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-17

:, -,
gtad 80 iOutOmn ftiuoIib uon pbr Worsers
bis II ubr Nbenos
Ytorgeu5 uuo az, 3k, AZ, 5X uuO 6K nbr NbenoB.
gn Sonntagcn: Nm l0T uno TX nbr Ytorgeus
uro f215, X, ~, 81. AZ, 5& uuO 6H ubr Ytadlm.,
uno ppn 9OOdusOluu bierbcr, 10 uno II ubr 4tprs
nellg unb |. 2. s. 4. 5. 6. nm Ihr Madniiiaas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-17

9tuf bem @lase ppr remelben purpc er ppn
0am &prltberaebenreN ebrerbtettg bcaritbt,
unp mebrcre Sorrren 9eiClltrn lid 5u ibnt, bic
ltdl 9le;ti1a6 in Die 9Hfammuns be9ebcn
NpIlIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-17
MelSpr n7,s1ulcid-u !
Refanntmad,nnaert aItr &c
8as=Gcfc,l.

WNb-IDETVWs
METROPOLITAN CRESCENT EAGLE
Die btut9Hen I'm Tsartte bel g. B SropeS.
(YRat2l -3IRts.) 9lr. II, gutaphrabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-17

Ginseitoblenes &inbSefunben.
= am 9. SUM purOe bas 5peiidbrige 36ba
tertten eines reiden New Srleanlers. Ramcns
5bonas SigbD, 9elobIen. Sas Gino mar
nit einem dlteren Sruoer uno Grl. Hoia
@reen auI bic StraBe Qe8an9en, aIs plbBlid'
Elm 6euer alarm 8ei6laaen fuuroe. Sas
iunoe Manden, pas oas &in0 belt, gab es
Dem &naben, um leben 3u fOnnsn, no cas
5eucr lei. Cine Wulattiu uno eine Rs8eriu
traten biniu uno Die grilre, Die oft In Der
@e9enO geleben mar nabm bas Sino in ibre
Urine, um ss ~ baltcn. Die beiOen 6rouens
siu,nter 9in9en ull Die @de berum, idltsBlib
9ab Die Mulattiu oem Snaben etpas 8slo UNI
9anoD su faufen, uno als oieIer Iit snlfsrnt
bate, pstidwanDen beioe Garbi8s nit oem
&lnoe. Sett jener 3:it bat Die un9ladli9s
6anilie Nlles auf9eboten, tbren Geblin8 nies
Der 3u erbalter. 8a fam aul Wtoraen oes 8.
SigbD's Saus uno tbeilte Di9bD nit bob er
iein 6ino 9siunoen 9abe. Die antinoisung
ma6te taum einen Ginbrud auf Die ldon Sua
pcr einige Wtale 9etduldten gltfrn. Siebn
lieb Ii9 aber oob bsitinlmeu, Dem Strrn, Der
lid Gapt. Sas. Broaowel nannte, nab osilen
9epDnuna in GbeIinut: StraBe 5u Iol8eH. rJn
Der Sbat ianO er oas &iu0 In ben Arinen o.r
Srau YroaoweQ. Der Batter mar gan5 au6er
lid, Dor i5euOe, nabm ods &ino aui ieine
Arme uno iiiirste oaOou. Trau 3isbp. purre
obnn,d9tig portreuoiSer ueblrrai9uns, als ibr
Wauu NIT oem 8inoe fam Oas &ino, ipel,,
DIES bic Mtutter wieoer lab itredIe ioTort
jubelno bic tleinen Sdnoden aus uno ri,f
lultis vWdmma Mammal 9isbp's Saus
lpuroe fortwGbrerb DON Wcu9ierigeH bsiubt,
bic iid nit ben 9lldG6cn <ernt treitn. Z Srau
Broaowsa1 bebauptets, oa6 its oas &ino crit
einiBe Gage aupor BON elmer 5arbisen, 0as
mems Glen angelo, ipeIte in iStiIsrion Giip
fuobnts. erbalten babe 0is fsarbias luuree
Uerbaitet uno erildrc, oob Dor eini9en Sasen
oas Stno oor ibrsr Sbhre pon einem 6rnuen
3,mmer nieoerseiebt wprosn lei, oas iofort
wieoerjuiommen esrlprah, aber ntdt mebr
lam. enen's Scbr muroe ebenfalls prrbaftet,
@ine rette iun8e Dame. wel6: man in @llen's
6aus tano, ipo Iie ibre 9iisortunlt obtpartete.
iasi lte lei am 2. Sui in Dos Saus setonInitu
unb oanals lei oas fsinp loon baeepeisn.
Ofienbar puBte Glen, peiisn sRino rs mar
Die unterlu4unS oieier romantiIhsu @es
i1itte, eis IN 9telp Stlsans. srob. 9lufrssune
peruria9ts.iit i'm Ssna. 1t9t5i 'u7F mi
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@. s. g8oli0,

Btle0ensrlWter,
Sfr. o, NORTH StraBe.
Vile eeIeSldeu gapere ucrOtn PROMPT aus9efertigt.
Gtlitbursen uou ptietbeu uno SeIbdftsred)uun9en
iUerNen oil @bGs, 9. Gonneuee eneu erabrenen 9ean'
ten, uberAebet L9unil7 ,3Wtel
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~ Gcntral : 9eibz ituO
" 10 MailerssSiireau,

Vtr. 22 91orbs SAP, nnbe 6a1etteltrabe
t@egriinott bon benz uerN, 2sUi Ycriamtn ls80,)
Dtties ipoblbeiunuts linb uerdrtuorbe Bireau mont
Die gr6Bsu uuo libsraiien UorihHle auf Bunoes. uno
Staats. .YDerbpapere. 8tamanten, ubren, StIbrrwaa.
rtn, Sdntudiader, 1frrens uno Ddmtnieiocr, uno Gu
ale uno eot art bon gBdartn tnttrroer in groBt oDt
uttnen Guant6ttn Die BeoiugungCn fho iebr an.
utbmbar. beiouoers bet 9roBtn eunnlen. Saden uer.
ben ir irgeup tine beliimme 3tt dubcluabr. Yerlo.
uttt tpee Sberuaareu ODER auoere Nrten gpadren ll
ptrtdufeR pinIhtn befonliten Die bbdNs qrtt1cn IN
oislsm Bureau. Vile 9eiddits.3 3rdnsahouen ,usroei
ourdaus prtpai etbnlisn. 9dglid pon ubr Worsers
bis ubr ubsnbs 8eoiintt uno Samiiae Hbenos bis 10
ubr. (246-l
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. ,g gnternattpuGle
g miQrantefgss sslRie.

Die -drbeitssB5rfea IN ttst Hir bic stiu&s nas
arbelttrn aI,r Qia'tu stbirtt
9anobautr, gtitnbabu &eitHi1atten uno Hnstse,
p.Ids Hrbt't,r spn,n. fno ttiu6 TIRE NpiTaqe ftrs
iuIetben.
esrhaftt. nno btlonnsrt Sorst asra9t, edb bic efri
aranitn nid,t btihwnetlt iperotn,
Hamtisu, psift gutt Dltntbotta trauhea, npuen
anB NH ihttn Wuftrdgtu beebrtn
Reint Btiabhin9 Dirb fir Bsidaifuna bcn StHtn
ptranst uno aat gtriontu. rel 9dnbtrii,n, ir gir.
panotrtr patro, bebtn tpogrn atfaltah ti Stiersi'
tnna betitlben tinisnnen
vile uuiirdst rno e,ttusoer bsribrin pb:r brifA CT
Capt 3. p. Sdbulten, pcrHebr Der ydrbstts'
06rfsS In Rr. sk, Rorthfrass, optr In 80 raj {
rstdep ;zFr Esgf. q. .H. tNug.0ISl
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

Gustave Dore, the great French ar
list, has his hands full. He was re-
Gently waited Oh by an en- husiastic
savaE, equally learned in paIcOntOlG-
~ and music, who wished him tu
Jake a sketch of a specimen Of icthy
,saurus that had fallen into his hands
fhe artist refused % look at the pile
# bphes INT his attention was at
-racted by the passiOnats eXclanIa :
-ion, sd re! my fussi.-Ih see do
The aEiist was familiar with the Gam
It lat hagp, and yielded.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29
HJiF SchOoImasters are Made In Ger
NAM


We viii endeaveT to indicate theca-
reer Of an intelligent village lad, who
having, at the age Of fourteen, cum
p,eted his school course, receives 20
0ccomc schOOlmaster. II IN Saxuny
or Silesia, he enters a training school
called a PrOsemiHdr, because ITepara-
~ @ the seminary or normal school ;
u n Prussia, he enters the huJse Oi
private tutor, probably tie local
-ciIOOinastcT or clergyman. AT Tue
age Of eighteen he proceeds to the
-pninary, where he LAS 10 spend
three YEAR; the first aud second Ia De
devoted, According Ia an elaborate
scheme, 10 all the subjects ne Wii!
hereafter lave 10 teach: tie thlTo 10
be spent ia teaching under the super
vision Of the directory Of the sehlilia-
~, in the "practiciBg school," winch
: simpIy the nearest primary sclOul.
White in the seminary he j. 7u'yecI-
rd 10 stringent discipline. ne makes
ui- own bed and cleans liis Own room;
he pays for his board snd lou -ing--
the former being Of very honely
description. and valued at elglt-pence
Or uinrpence a day-and provides ms
,yyu bread. At tile end Of the third
year he presents himself for his first
..xamiuatiun, which is conducted 10y
rhe authorities of q e college, under
tbe superintendence Of the school
councillor. This examination embra-
ees religion, language, arithmetic,
drawing and singing, and is partly
oral and partly on paper. The per-
formances Of the candidates are esti-
mated with great precision, and a
certificate is given 10 Those who aquit
themselves satisfactorily. Tie teach
r. is Lo-y taken charge Of by the de-
Dartmeutal councillor, who appoints
aim 10 vacancy in his district. He
holds, however, only the position and
lille 81 provisional teacher, the full
status and rank Of schOOlmastsr be-
ing withheld until he has passed 3
.econd examination. held three years
,fter the first. This examination Is
-ather an investigation into charac'
-er and conduct than into attainments.
When this last ordeal has been pass
ID, the teacher takes the oath of al
egianee, and receives a definite APP
DOintment as master Of a school.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

Al station on the overland route
the keeper got rathc~ short of provis'
ions, ia fact, mad nothing left but q
hottie Of mustard and some BACON
As the stIge tipped there one day {
charge horses, tie passengers seated
lemselves al Ie table, and the hO>t
.aid, "Shall helped you to piece O
the bacon ~ "No, thank you; new
er eat bacvn," said the traveller
''Well, tlen," said the sttt On-keeper
"heip yourself t. mustard %
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

A laughable ling took place at a
-evival meeting somewhere in Missis'
,ippi not long since. The minister
at ced a seedy-.Ouking chap in one
# the seats, looking ast rough needed
religion or good square meal. So he
tipped mp t. him and asked him IL
ae was Christian. "NO, sir" said
ne, i am the ed t n Of le Democrut {
naper in lis place" "rhen, in the
name Of GJd, lttus pray" replied the
leVutsd minister.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

A bereaved widower, while receiv-
ing with due Acknowledgements the
cond0lence of iriends-that it was in
deed great lOss-a sad bereavement
tlat he had suffered-added: "And
lu>t think a few days ago l bought
ner whole box of pills, and she
hadn't t me t. eat half of them before
she died r'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

A farmer wrnt: II Horace Greeley
for advice as tutIe best kind of bees T.
keep, and received an answer t. Ie
effect that "husking-bees" were the
best, but in order t. make item lay
honey profit ,bly he must use a china
ne,t egg, and blanket his bees when
they are notion the nest, and feed them
bran and "middlings."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29
Fnrnl 20 SaLe.

THE undersigned Offers for sale his Valua,
i bic farm. situated in Seneca Tp-, I've
mile southeast o. Berwick and ten miles
on the place an excellent apple orchard
peaches. pears and all kinds OF fruit Frame
house, with cellar, goUd barn and other out
buildings. The location Is healthy one
aud the land Is unsurpassed Also, al
abundance OF good timber. Terms easy "a
uit purchaser. Call on the subscriber on
h3 premises. JOHN c. DWWITT.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

We all remember thestOry Of Mary's
title lamb. II has assumed many
iurms, but We have never before read
ie following Gernanic version OF
{. II is thrilling, interesting and life
ike:
Aary's cot Won little sheepe.
He's Il -ece Is yite ash wool,
Aud everywhere vich Mary's pin,
Dat dam iertle scheepe he's pin com too
All der time any more at all.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

An Irishman being asked why he
refused to pay a DOCTORS bill, said -
"Shure, he didn't give any thing hut
some emCt'c, ard not a one would stay
in my stummick at all, at all ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29
uTTLg GRETCHEN.

with her feet upon the fender,
And her face upon her hand
Ttftle Gretehc1 sits and muses.
OF her German fathsrland-
etts and uauees Of her childhood
In The co:tsgs on the Rhine,
Where gOlder, mellow suHbeauls
On tbe laughing waters shine.
And her little heart beats wildly,
With G suoden secret pain,
As she ponder Of her lover,
Far across the rolling main.
Forshe knows his heart 4 beating
Meath q soldiers blouse- 70 night;
While he keepeth weary v sil'
By the rudy esmP-hre's .ght.
And sh- seems 70 hear him calling,
Calling % her from the Rhine;
@Cone aBd comfort me, r. = darling,
Lap your Little in mine"
Pretty, pretty little Gretcheni
Surely thou hat heard arighti
Gurely nov be uesds tiny presence
Needs Thy parting kiss, tO-nighti
For fhs lifs-blood ebbsfh slowly,
From q wound upon his breast;
eoor his heart viii cease its Motions
Soon his soul viii be az rest
Weeping, weeping little Gretcheni
Angels s0oth thy bosom's pain,
til Thy feet have crossed the Rive,
1oi1ed thy loved and loved, agalni
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

A man i'm Waukegan, Wis, got
drunk lust week, chased his wife up a
tree, threw his children ont Of the
window and drowned himself in a
well.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

Infantile conversation: Jack-"NOw,
III he papa, going to fix the furnacen'
Sallie-"Oh, yes; and I'll be the new
nurse and ynu must kiss me before the
cellar door %
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

The minist ar who discoursed is Nan
tuckct abuut sounding brass" was
summarily corrected 10y an old salt
who informed him [ nat sGundings
We're always made wit! lead.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

A coquette is one who first steals
your heart by her address, and then
.tneis heI own heart own her to your
addresses.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

Mrs. Partington says she gets up ev-
cry morning at the shrill crow Of the
chandelier.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

Why are horses in cold weather like
meddlesome gossips? Becase they are
bearers of idle tails.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29
KASBK.

~. Tashy addresses q Letter TO the
RFeach luthOFilles, OaeTing then
the Services as 40.010 OF the Demo
eraey OfSeH i0Fk.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29
SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE,
TO TEACHERS:
For SaIe--HOtsse and Lot.

A GOOD two story brick dwelling, With
"A ten good rooms, on Washington Street.
Suitably arranged for tFo familias or one e
may desired. Price e. .20 Terms reasona-
GSruS "a; i4STSaS 4 E5S.sG w.RALHeELM
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

FOR SALE.--COrner Lot, on lst Monroe
street, T1nin, Ohio. A comfortable and con-
venient house OF six roOmS. Splendid new
oarn, WOOd-hOusc, and other Out-buildings.
Two large cisterns, new fence, a select and
l'arye variety Of cruit on the prsmisss. Tarms
easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

FOR SALR.-A onssstory brick house and
.Ocated on the east side Of MeimOre street,
nrdn, Ohio. A good cellar and a well OF
never failing water. A good frame stable
and other Out-buildings. Grape-viues, Cher
~ and other choice fruit treez. Improve
.nents such as to make q desirable homa.
Price, $50; terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

FOR sALE--Eixhty acres OF choice tim
Der land eight miles sss Of THIN, near the
FostOria road. A public road running along
The east end OF this lOL VIII be sold low
snd on tarlas to suit Purchaser.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29
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