The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-21
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raise fundstO relieve the Society from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reflector.
SUMMIT COUNTY.
The Public Pest-a crowded post
Office with one Yesterday
morning the driver of a team which
hauls the big delivery wagon of the
Knife Works stepped into the Com
pany's office for a minute. The time
was long enough for the horses to
start off on their own account, and
away they went, running at head
long speed past the front of the Buck
eye Works. After passing the Buck
eye Office they turned into the horse
stalls at its north side and by dint of
breaking things down generally sta
bled themselves there. Saturday,
Misses Annie and Grace Perkins,
found pop corn an unsafe article of
food. The particular lot they ate had
been nicely popped and as nicely
stored away in a box lined with lead.
After it had been there some time
they took it out and ate it. Shortly
after doing so the ladies began TO feel
very sick and to have strong symp-
toms of poisoning. Proper care soon
relieved them. the regular
meeting of Post Buckley, No. u, De
partment of Ohio, Grand Army of the
Republic, Thursday evening, January
9Th, 1870, the officers for the ensuing
term were duly installed. de-
sire, in addition to the publication ol
all the deaths and marriages which
occur in this city and vicinity, to es-
tablish a "Births" department, also.
Our citizens, therefore, who wish to
notify their friends of their good for
tune, in this regard, will please send
in the items. No charge for publlca-
Observation-Disclosures Findley is
recorded as obtaining q subscribers
for the Ohio Educational Monthly. A
good deed.-Akron Beacon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Wednesday evening last, coal
oil lamp exploded in Stevens Barber
Shop, scattering the burning oil in ev-
cry direction, filling the room with a
sheet of flame. There was was no one
present at the time, but the alarm
soon brought assistance, and the fire
was extiUguished with little trouble.
A number of explosions have taken
place recently. Last week a lamp
exploded in the Express office, while
three lamps at the NJ. E. Church, be-
haved so badly, during service, on
Sunday evening that they had to be
removed. ......An interesting meeting
has been in progress in the Christian
Church, at Conant's Hall, with good
prospect for a successful meeting
VdH Vert Bulletin. .........The Reunion
of the Goth o. V. l., took place in Ma
rion, on Tuesday last and was attend
ed by 135 members of the Regiment.
The next reunion ofthe Regiment will
be at Delaware. "Gravel
Roadn fever is becoming "catching''
in Marion since the completion of the
Marion and Waldo road. That road
has established the fact that gravel
roads tOiU pay. We now have fair
prospect of building gravel road TO
Middletown and there is, already,
strong talk of building one to Clark's
corners, five miles north of Marion.
These roads are all private enterprises
and the roads, of course, will be toll
roads. We have always believed that
if one good road was built into Marion
that Others would be built rapidly, and
instead of mud roads of often unfath-
Omable depths, We would have roads
upon which we could travel at any
time. We'repeat the cry, "Letu us have
pikesw ...... There is revival in pro-
gress at the Brethren church in this
place. Quite a number have joined
the church. Marion Independent.