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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-12-14
What is it that nobody wants, y

What is it that nobody wants, yet
nobody likes to lose "a lawsuit.
Why is pig with a twisted tail
like the ghost iu. Hamlet ?-BecauS.
il could tail unfold.
la pocket picking, as in almost
until he gets his hand iu.
- A baldhcadcd man may alxays ex
pect tc find friend and sympathizer in
manufacturer OF wigs
= NEUROLOGICAL Fcstivity-Hurculcs
going to diuc with his club.
- How did the bull look on emery
ing FROM the china shop? a little til,
worse for ware.
- Iu game Of cards good deal
depends ON good payinS, aud gonti
playing on good deal.
An old topper being requested to dc.
fnc hard drinking, said ut was se;,ias
on rock and slipping cold water"
- Withcriug rctort-A little boy
asking a companion WIN Good F,iI:.
was, received tn" withcriny reply -
'Weil, you x" home AMI read y, ~ i.oh.
inson Crusoc.
No Butts Pa" said lad to lis
fathcr."l have often read Of peep!
poor but honest why don't the, so,n =.
times say rich but honest 2" TUT. tn.
my son, nobody would believe them"
QhyyruroI tsx t,fl
Another ingenious cause Of ku.l
ness-A grntlrman who is ashamed of
his intensely bald head. explains III.
absence OF his hair by sayin. that hr
was bur" poor, aud was compelled To-
scratch his way through life.
"A Chicago PAPER, referring to the
"Ano,her Lie .,a,lcd" catch phrase at
about election times, calls il "ano;Lrr
frag'ant fiction imIaie,] upon tn" nc.a
ious fork OF fact" This ou.ar to s,t
the most ti,stidiuus
Gods Word is like Go y world
varied very rich, very beautiful. Y"n
never know when yon have exhausted
all its secrets The Bible. like nuiur =,
has s"me'l,ing f"r every class oi mind.
Look al the Bible in II new light, and
stra'shtway you sec some uew charm,
Nothing is more easy thun I" gc'
rich: l. is ouly to trust noo"ly. bctrirnd
no one, to destroy all the fncr feeling
3f nature, nnd be rendered mean. mis-
erabIe and despiscd ior .e'fshnr>
twenty years, aud riches win come NJ
sure as disease, disappointment, aud
miserable death.
- Like. a morping dream. life hr
comes more n1d -lore. bright the longer
we live;.a,id The reason Of everything
becomes more clear Wh"t has puzzle
us before seems less mysterious. aud ,ln
crooked paths look straig,Icr as We
apprQuUh the end.
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Noiseless smoking-A burly Teuton.
whose taste Tor beer cnuld not be dispnt
ed. entered an omnibus one day. with u
hug Q meerschaum iu his moutb, aud
taking the only vnoaut scat. proceeded
to.roll forth full volumes OF smoke
The conductor seoipg this violation Of
rules, stepped up to him. aud said, "Nu
smoking allowed The Du,chman, tax
ing his pipe from his mouth with an
air ot astonishment. thus replied to the
polite conductor: II don't make no
Boise ven | schmokes."
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THE wosLD Owes EytnX MAN y

& THE WosLD Owes EvthY Man 4
'LIyIkes This like fDany uiher popular
sayipse,'is utterly is1e. The divine
arrangement 10 tlat every iDa1 shall
provide drst for his own living. aud
next for that Of those most closely con.
pected With hTin--as wife, children,
parents, 60. "It any provide not for
his own. and apecialiy for ,!."ss Of ifix
own house, hs hath denied the faith.
and 10 worse than an infdel." "lf any
man will not work neitber shall he est u
The world owes luzy. ilnprovident
man nothing but rod: The sick, The
lame, and the imbccil.' should be provi.
ded for, a. matter OF charity, not Of
debt.
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TRIAL OF FAITH.-The trial of faith
is the greatest and heaviest oi all trials.
For faith 1t is which must conquer iu
oil trials. Therefore, if faith gives " ay
then the smallest and most trifiing
tempta' ions eau overc0inc u,an Blu,
when faith is sound aud true, then all
other temptations must yield, aud be
overcome.
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WOFF'ORD COLLEGE.
sPAhrANBUKa 9. HI,
80. CA. e
Is. -. .a ~ .r'S N
ElACULTY:


.REV. A.. M.$;SHIPP, ID D.. President and
vi Professor Mental and Moral Sci. ace.
DAVID DUNCAN, "A. M Profsssor' CAucisn,
Languages and, LtsratorS. Z, ~ s@,,H. 4
REV. WliITEF0OkD SMITH, d. D., Proiejsot
= ~ itrgltsh Literature, dy5'iF - tE,t II
WARREN DUPRE, "A. A., Professor Natural
JAs.A CARLISLE, A. NJ, Professor M.tas
REV 4. q: LESTER. A. NJ, prot..so, History
Snd Biblical Literature! 'g'.,,t ', ~
i Tho Preparatory Sch aol, under tho immediate
supervision .iIa "f the Faculty, .Jpo. w. sIHPP.
Divinity sehooi-s1aev. A. N. Ship. IH. d
Lester, "A. M. f.%'.9 ~ - ~ y 80
The nrst SSsslon ofths Seseptsenih' 'Coiisr,s
YsAr begins on tbs Hrst; sMsndsy Ia, October
ls,G .S .ssSnd ss;Iio sss s.s
.eThe eoaiSslof i,usisS ind .athe s,andara Of
.cholsrehip ip remain an6hsugea but the Fnsulty
aow admit irfsgalss students 6r those, whn With
10 pnrsuS pArtictlar ftudies only. u: i7'i5;''f''
The, SohuolS MI 10 open al thSSande time Or.
Tditt"n per year! III: CeilsRs ,Clssses. ino,ad,u
,capthesnt Tee, $64 IN Csvfepcy, sy ~, {,
Tuition per ysas; III rsps ratotJ School. tnol.
Ing hhtlnsene Tue, fs III Suiit M ~
% Htilp Wts haif iri advaSss Hoard. g,
Month: from ofd 10 cuttv};sy u = :
i Per- sfgrthss pArtisalass Na,tssss !. . I, 8,
gs...,,o ssss Ass Ip f.tPrssident, 4
EsySc&s -. !. yia II SisiI -lvi
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A. CHRISTI AS GIFT to oil Yearly Sub
IA scribers to o-Appleton's Journal. publishes,
Weekly: Two Months Subscription GRArls
The Months III November and December, 1870.
given gratis to all subscribers remitting 81 for
the year 1871.
NAL to SEQ whether they like it, can have il f,n
TWO MONTHS on REMIT ng w Fifty Cents.
PicTUREsoUE AMERICA, consitting of spteud
idly executed views of American Scenery, c",,,
mencsd .ip. November. d. APPLETON & Co..
Publishers. New. York.
CEN. ROBT. E. LEES LTFE. Nearly read,
VI for publication: the BI"GnApHY Of Gen
kVbt. E. Lee, by JoHM sEsrEE Cooke. author %
"Life Of Stonewnll Jacks"n." Wearing III.
Grey, stc.. 1.vo:. 900 pages ILLusrRArED T.
be- aofd BY Subscription. AGENTS WANTED
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HOW rs, HEA LTH. HAPPINKs1.

HOW TO BE OBTAINED FUR Five. Dollar.
L>Ts. at THE GREAT PREaIuN LAND SALE, A,
ken. S. @. The "Saratoga Of the South" A.
hours from N Y. Tho most delightful climat
in tho world. Free from tho rix"rs Of Norther
winters. exempt from Throat Diseases. Vineyard
and orchards in full bearing. For descrip,iv.
pa'FphioI address without staup, J. @. DERBY
Augusta Ga. y 4
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HOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION |

BEND - Far TcceiPe, by Tho use
E0 cts. which ono half Of tho labor mn.
cO two thirds Of the expense a
Far Washing Clothes IL saved. Equ
coz. tn a snving of 1926 per year IN
&AI small family. Sent an rec IL
Of so cts br S. F. rULMA>
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MASONIC BOOKS.

@hxentt wahted. Ssnd tor Circular. AdIres
Masonic ruB. TO-. 432 Bronme ST.. New York
n L1DDAY .,JE URNAI, for 1871
Magic Sports. DC; 48 pages; illustrated. Sem
free on receipt of one stamp for postage. Addre.,
ADAMS d CO., Publishers, Boston.
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GRAND HOLIDAY RATTLE
and SALE

$4,000 worth Of Real Esrats and Person"
Property will b" rnficd ! or in Calhoun. Gu. D.
ember 26th. 1870 evory ticket getting IA pri,
from 81 to $500. Tickets only ono D"llu,
Conducted by six Sworn Commissioners; ref
q County Officers. Liberal inducements
Agents or Clubs. Send Stamp for circulars, &,
U. Il. HICKS & CO., Managing Agents.
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IA Private Conversation with Married I.sdier
by .ne "f their Dnmtev. sent free for two ito omps
Address Mrs. II. NJ ETZ4EH, Uunryer, PA.
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
ever SeIjleC-
I0UR NORMAL SCHOOL
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
-o . .
G1REINEWs.

News of Importance is scarce, but
this enterprising town is as usual al
the head of the heap in the way ol
business. Our merchants have all
got on large stocks of new goods
which they are selling out5at very
low prices.
The macadamizing of Findlay street
is finished, and they are hauling gravel
on il, which will make it a very nice
street. MIS-. G. Williams is putting
new roof and siding on his house.
Rev. J. n. Smith has been appoint
ed pastor of the M. L. Church OF this
place. He delivered his first sermon
last sabbath eve.s--We understand
that he is soon to move here.
Our school commenced the first OF
the present montls, with J. n. Baker
Superintendent. This is Mr.. BIS
second year in this place. and we
think That he thoroughly understands
how te, conduct q school.
The Norman horse of ID. Straw &
Co. took second premium at the State
Fair last week. a Chester hog boar
belonging TO 4. n.goy, took second
premium. Also soIne fine sheep,
owned by Hiram Starr, took second
premium. Considering the immense
display of stock there, we think Carey
did very well. II
Mr.. William BFayton and wife have
gone on a visit to Northern Missouri.
More anon. SCRTBBLER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
BURGLARY At LOWELL.

The store, post-oilice and dwelling
of Rev. Horace Hall, at Lowell, in
Adams township, about eight miles
northeast Of Tiffin, was entered by
burglars Wednesday morning about
or 3 o'clock, and about $50 in money
taken, besides some other articles.
Admission was gained by removing
pane OF glass near the front door OF
the part Of the building occupied as a
dwelling and reaching to the key
which was in the lock, which enabled
the operators to open the door. Sixty
dollars were taken from Mr.. Halls
pantaloons which were lying near Che
head of the bed, in which he and his
wife were sleeping. IN the store was
a patent bilrglar-proof alarm .ni1ney-
drawer which could not be opened,
but the gentry borrowed Mr.. HaFs
.screw-tlriver and removed the drawer
from the counter, carried iG To- a
neighboring shop and broke it open,
obtaining about twenty dollars in
money. They then proceeded to the
cellar and made thorough examine
ton of crooks and other dishes, and
carried off two loaves of bread and n
quantity Of butter. AS yet there is
no clue to the burglars. s,..s
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Local Business Notices

TEACHERS INSTITUTE. - The an
nual session of the "Seneea County
TeaeIers, Institute for 1870 wiil be
held at ,the city Hall, ,IEfin,i come
mencing November z, and continuing
one week.
The services of Rev. J. f. Rein
mund, recently Superintendent of
Springfield Public Schools, and an
experienced conductor of Institutes,
have kIaeeR secured. 3 Atrah gements
have been made with Prof. II. b.
Furness, Sup't Of Tifiin Schools, and
other gentlemen, to assist with in
struction and with evening lectures.
Board can be procured at the usual
rates. Let cUegy Ire teacher in the
county be present. Come on the first
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

CALL ut the new Stone Front for
your groceries. You viii always find
good goods and at favorable rstes for
Gle purchaser, at H. "a. iBUsKfRK,s. {
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

IIINIIl5 NIIIIltIJ
G. f. Seney to A. J. Perrin lot
No. G IN Berwick 900
w. S. Moses tc J. NJ. Davis lot
No. 4SB in Rostoris................. GOO
S JsIka Duly to L. NJ. Duffy 50
Aere sn Seipio Tp,,...,..,,.,.....s... 7 ..s ?, ,24O
y. Wolf 10 i. Hill lot No. 2SS.
!. an 1st Wand Tiflin.... g...!l....... $50
q. q. Seney &c Wilson FgGck
10 acres in 7HOpewell Tp......... 700
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

SkSps Chicago Crea6ns Ale and
Toledo Stock Ale on draught at Ruess'
NafinnaI Rpsnrt
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

MARTIN & NEGELE are selling white
and brown Sugars at reduced prices.
Call on them. q U ii
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
MARRRD.

E-CAMPBEIlL..on the 9th inst,
by Rev. G. NJ. COllier5-at the residence Oi
Mrs Campbell, HOn.-HaFren p. Noble. and
Miss Alice NJ. CampbeI1.
With the many waFHt friends OF the happy
Feouple, we wish them a-iife OF utmost con
nubial happiness, with not cloud or shad-
ow 10 obscure the brightness Of their lives.
Though fools spurn Hylnsn's gentle powers,
Ali who improve his golden hours,
By sweet experience know --
That marriage, rightly understood,
esves 70 ihc tensler aadshS sdA0A
4 paradise below.
at ttisFreSidehtefofthe edHclatiTtg elsiftgyman,
by Itev. II. ishsi Mr.. Martin Beckerto to Miss
Elizabeth Bollnan.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
DfrOree iI 1;Otfcs.

TOHN KELLER, late OF Fayeffe Co. o., but
that his wife, Policy Keller, has this day
lied in the Court N COnnDn Pleas, OfS{ene-
scd Go. ~, petit 5hl4ieia ahdina d voree, al
1Fiony, a restoration to-her maiden name,
and the care and custody OF Harriet Keller,
her minor child; and charging as 4 ground
of divorce adultery with enc Dideni Dav-
idSou and also. that said petition will be
for hearing AT the November term Of said
Court, 1870. said John Keller will also take
notice that dispositions 10 be used on the
hearing Of sBid petition, VIII be taken at
the Office OF Jacob 3 Marks, a Justice OF the
November 8 1870, beIWeen the 3tOurs OF 3
o'clock, a. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ, OF said
ttag, hefore conn petent authority.
GIBSON & PENNINGTON,
Sept p, lS10.-n4s-6w. Att'ys OF Petitioner.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

IF you have some nice, large,
smooth Winter Apples to sell see
Martin & Negele before YOU sell
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
4Stg i 1f FEqIGtIsdSI
5inI iliIikssl IbHfkidAt.
$. ]. KIRKwOOD, Sec'y.


For RE-TOUCHED PICTURES, go to
Penhingt6n's' Gallery, opposite the
Court House.
DID You SEE IT T?-That .'woNpEK-
TliLT Sewing Machine ADVERTISED in
our columns under the big &C." was
at the Far this EeeHF
Truly it is a aroRdeIJm machine
Simple, strong, du1Hble, and runs like
top. 1t does splendid EoEk. Per
sons wanting to buy 4 sewing ma
chine sh5al9 isSsnnfhe The iFDIfis5
lidrdre bdsihk.iiilifist iuJiiUo
We observe by the cards that tlIe
agents fof klis ebunty, A. w. .ABinker-
hoff & Son, of Upper Sandusky, de-
sire a good local agent in every town
in Seneca county. ladies this is a
good chance for you to get the agency
for the..besta sewing machine in the
world, rs it is said 70 be, f1r allkinds
OF work. Call on or write the agents,
rif you wahta good thing.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
TnIRDDAY.


LAST night there was a Leavy' fall o
rain, which most efIectuaIIy 'sIaid iht
dust, land convertsd it into mud. Th,
PROSPECTS are that &c will feome of
pleasant; but whether il does or no
an immense crowd will be here. AL
ready the people begin to crowd in
Should tliA weather clear the trackwil
soon be IN fine condition and the
races viii be good
The show of apples IS very fine
beats the State Fairn says one
Whether this is the cssc or not Fruit
Han has a delicious look. Fine ap-
pies are there Ia abundance Peach
- are. shown in small numbers, bul
they are beautiful Grapes are ther,
/ in AL theiF 9usciousness, rs well al
pears, plums, eta, ctc.s We also no
tfced some fine appearing wine
Champasffe Cider, and other damps
We didn't test them SO we cannot
speak Of titeiFmeFfts.
Vegetables are unreasOnably fine
aud abundant in Domestic Hall
GrfiirAflf Seeds are very fine.
rs ~ AfN III AAtit - 'liiVitAtt- Iis
beaiitlful sitracts ife eye I'm every di.
rection-but not unpleasantly. W.
/ find enough worth mentioning TO ill
our paper, but space viii not permit
and We taninot findOut the names oi
exhibitors.
Mrs. Prof. Good, Mrs. Savage, Ben.
ka1p, and Chas. Mutschler made tht
I iinest display Of iioWefing, green
lfouse. and horse plants. u is the
best we ever saw.
w. 9. KnOeke, Artist, exhibits
several oil portraits. They are well
I executed and life-like. The portraits
are OF the three daughters OF Mr.. Benz
Eonrp, Solaa Kaul, I D. j. G0Odsell.
Eunlson x Son show some very fine
photographs and some oil paintings
Caroline LeibroOk, shell frame and
] AE9ol flowersTivery finely executed.
] ( f'reTlH qIll yer ware S also exhibit
edin al Is .ridhhess.j ! iClfi
Miss Cora NaylOr, exhibits a large
number OF wax flowers and fruits.
/ All pronounced them fully up 10 ma.
tuFe IN appearance. Beautiful in.
deed.
Jos. CrOmer, shells fromthe gulf ot
AseEico, Cutie EistsT preserved in NJ
8 ic'5il0i, horse lisli, saw fish, craw fish
etc, etc. All rare specimens.
Iiilin Business College a fine speci
neil Of pen drawing r4sfz
MIS-. Sciienck, n case or ladies' han
very fine.
Besides, the above mentioned ar,
pictures, bead work, bead pictures
fine work, etc, in pr0fusion an,
beautiful.
In Domestic Hall we find exhibited
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
PINE Tar at Maruuardt's Drug Store.


PINE Tar at Marquardts Drug Store.
Il
DRN1sTRY. II Why Will ybugo totrav-
cling Dentists and men who are not
responsible and pay them Fifteen to
Eighteen Dollars for n set of teeth,
when you can get the same kind
at apm Five5to Ten, DOlIars, OF that
assIl established and responsible firm
of KINNAAIAN & MARTIN.
WALTON Bitters are the best Bitters
in the market, for Summer Com
plants. For sale only at Hersbiser &
Myers. $50. II
TOLEDO Stock and Cream Ale Kept
on draught at the .Alliambra Saloon
Iby .lJ.U 5U jyilF! Al. Aift.NbE. 4,
RUSTIC Linen and paper Window
Shades all new at Mafquardtjs.
WALTONs Bitters are the best Bitters
in the market for, Summer Com
plaihts..' For sale only at Hershiser &
Myers.
TIE finest harness in town is made
by G. S. Poorman & Co., Market
Street.
AsHTON's Liverpool Salt, the only
kind fit for sailing butter, is kept at
Buskirk's Stone Front grocery store.
1t costs but little more than common
salt, and is far superior. %
PURE Fresh Drugs and Medicines
just received at Marquqrdfs.
A LoT Of fne old Cataw la w lin
vintage Of 1868 for sale, at
~ lal SANS City DRUG STORE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

Delay.-We arc two days late with
with our paper this week. We mex
Peetedly. issued a daily during the
Fair, and it crowded our force so much
that we had to delay the weekly psper.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
Trans GONG SOUTH

At. az FIndleyI TTeale FindIol-
L q RAWsON. sGp't
1. H BUEsOOS, Master Transporiat.on.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

Those who whnt TO buy a Sewing
Machine viii find it to their advan-
tage to call on c. H. Sting, during the
Fair. Liberal Inducements given to
those who want to pay cash. Machines
Warranted for three years. -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

STRAYER on Sunday, Sept. 18th
from the pasture OF Gen. VIM. H. Glib
son, a bright bay mare, 3 years old
with two white hind feet star IN the
forehead Information LEFT at the
store OF Hershiser & Myers VIII be
rewarded. II. X HERSHISER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

4 ... .a..s =
JONES & BRO, offer big induce
ments in French Kipp and French
Calf Boots also ir Hats and Caps Call
and see them. ''''
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

4 FAHNEsToCK's Pure White Lead at
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

Mr. Z. 7. NayIor hands US an apple
raised by Enoch Fry, who lives near
Green Spring, measuring fourteen in
ehes and half. Next lareset.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

Nanted.-BOard in private family
fora gentleman and wife, must be
convenient 10 the business streets.
Answer, G.. G. G., TRIBUNR Office.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

Card.-I wish TO return my thanks
to the good people Of Tinin and New
Reigel, for lkiHdness. to me, after
meeting with nisfore6lle. +,
AURELA HoUCK.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
Total Entries, ......
This IS against l.i49 last gear (

DOnatIOn.-A Donation viii be ten
dered Rev. H. H. NorthrOp, on Friday
evening, October 9TH, at his residence
in 2d ward. The public are cordially
invited 70 attend
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29


Marble work. Even though indi-
eative Of the latter days of man, JIG
one could fail to be pleased with the
fine monument and grave stones ex-
hibited by Bir. J. c. Harter The
work and designs on all OF them was
very fine, showing the highest taste.
The manteI and coal-grate was also a
very excellent piece OF work and gave
evidence Of fine mechanical skin.
M. 0l,arIes harlin broa.,bi into
our Office this week 2 red raspberry
bush Witl6erries upon II. Some were
ripe and The others were in different
stages Of growth. Pretty good for the
Goth day of September.
We make up the weekly TRIBUNE
from the Daily this week, and have
not time to overhaul any Of the mat
terror correct it. If any gIaring errors
are discovered, we hope they may be
overlooked.
Look 90 H-In another column will
be found 4 new advertisement Of F.
X. Shawhan 4 co. These gentlemen
have received q. large stock Of new
gootIs All bought at the bottom ,ef the
market, and they will be sold at fair
rates.
BEST Prints, only one shilling, at
J. II. TOmpHins' cash store. IL
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

cd permission % use City Hall New
YEARS. night, 1871, fora dance.
An ordinance making appropria
tions for 1870 and first qharteridfi1s7I
and to borrow funds FOR rent appro
.TsriatiOns passed its second reading.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

Van Amburg's great Menagerie wall
be in Tiain in October, Il. u Is the
greatest animal show travelling.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

The Lake Shore Railroad viii run
half-fare trains 10 tIle Northern Ohio
Fair.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

The women OF Wyoming at the
election, voted with tbe Republicans
almost b man-woman. Very sen
sible women, those.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

For ALL THE latest Gags, go
PenniBgton's Photograph Gallery.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29

We were glad to receive a call ffon
Air. G. P. Brown, Of the Bellevue ca
sette. He comes 10 sec our exeellen
fair.