The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-25
YEIGHBORH9OB NEWS.


in progress in that place in the United
Brethren church, under the care Of
Rev. Siias Foster, assisted by Rev
Benjamin Wise, and that much good
is being done.........Quite considerable
interest was manifested, and quite a
crowd collected, on Saturday, at the
store of Barney, Snyder d Co. Mr.
Joseph Murray and wife, of BIufftOn,
were shopping at that establishment,
and had with them their tripIets,
aged about two years, and weighing
respectively, %, 81 and 81 pounds.
They are remarkably fine robust
looking boys. Mrs. NJ. gave birth to
four children at the time, but the
fourth one lived only a short time
JefersOHidn.
wYANDOT COUNTY.
The great religious revival in the
Methodist church at Carey has just
closed, resulting in the conversion of
over one hundred persons, about
eighty-five of whom have united with
that denomination. The meetingwa
protracted for about six weeks, the
pulpit being filled every evening by
the pastor, Rev. J. Bower Union.
MIR. James H. BrinkerhOff, who
removed to Minneapolis, Minnesota,
last October, returned on Friday of
last week, having become thoroughly
satisfied that this part of the United
States is far preferable to the cold re-
giOns of Minnesota. His advice to
those troubled with Minnesota fever
is, "stay where you are" Ut is
proposed to remodel the the old school
building. We think it bad policy.
The building is old, and we think a
new school house should be built, one
that would do credit to the place
Republican.
SANDUSKY COUNTY.
Mr.. Hale has resumed his old posi-
ton as Freight and Ticket Agent at
this place, for the L. S. & NJ. S. rail-
road. We are glad to note this.........
On Saturday last while Mr.. T. G.
Amsden was splitting a log on his
farm north of town, the iron wedge
flew out, striking him on the forehead
above the right eye, ,fracturing the outer
bone and seriously injuring him. Mr..
A. is doing well.........The Ladies' Re
lief Association, during the past year
have paid out S114 81 for charitable
purposes. Fremont Journal. l.......Some
time ago one of the Tiffin papers con-
tanned an item ref1ecting upon several
young gents who went from this city
to the residence of Hon. Mr.. Titus, on
a sleighing excursion, declaring that
they hired a musician and then mean
ly paid him fifty cents. We never de-
fend Fremonters when they do wrong,
but in this case we have ascertained
that the fiddler was paid some 81 50.
....-..Sneak thieves are around again.
Saturday night they visited the smoke
houses of Joseph r. Clark, Leonard
OdIer, and several other parties on
the Morrison State Road.-Mcss-
Gnger.
WOOD COUNTY.
1t is now understood that the county
seat question will be taken up out of
its order by the Supreme Court and be
argued either the present month or
the first of March. The interests of
the county require its early settle
ment, let the question be decided as it
may. Large quantities of ice are
beingshipped from Perrysburg to Gin
cinnati. Contracts have already been
made for $50 tons and an order is ex-
pected for 200 car loads in addition
The United Brethren and the
Presbyterians will each erect church
building in Weston township the
coming season.-Bo,cliag Green Sen
tiRel.
| RICHLAND COUNTY.
A Workingmen's Relief Society has
been organized by the workmen en-
ployed in the Agricultural Works of
the Aultman & Taylor Manufacturing
Company. The object is to assist fel-
low-workmen during sickness, or as
sistance of families in case of the death
of the head. Mr.. Aultman made
liberal donation of $1,000 to the Treas
ury of the Society. He was elected
President, and his large hearted do
nation will doubtless be fully appreci-
ated by the members.........COurt COM
menced Monday last with 185 civil
cases and "A criminal cases on the
docket. lady of West Market
| Street has presented us with another
very large egg. 1t measures eight
inches by six, and is a fair specimen
of what an industrious Biddy may do
when she tries her best.-MdnsfeId
Herald Rev. J. E. Twitchell,
Pastor of the Congressional Church,
of this city, preached his farewell SER
mon on Sabbath last, the Church be-
ing crowded to its utmost capacity
He assumes, Immediately, the pastor
al charge of the East Cleveland Con-
gregational Church. a SEN
sation was created here one day last
week, by q rumor that the Hon. John
Morrissey was in the city, and stop
ping at the Wiler House. 1t was as
certained by some of the more curious
that the gentleman was from Shelby.
Shield and Banner.
LOGAN COUNTY.
Five shares of the Building and
Loan association were sold Monday
night for bonus of S62.5O each.........
There has recently been a revival at
the NJ: E. Church, near North Green
field, in this county, during which
between twenty-five and thirty new
members We're received. About a
thousand people attended the Circular
Fox Hunt, last Friday. Several foxes
were scared up, and two caught.........
A gentleman bearing the euphOniOus
title of Julius Kanig, stopped at the
Logan House about week ago, and
on his arrival deposited a check for
$500 on the 1st National Bank of st
Louis, with the landlord, for safe
keeping. After staying five or six
days, he suddenly disappeared, and
when last seen was about nine miles
east of here, bound towards the ris-
/ ing sun. His check of course was
found to be a forgery. con-
venes on Monday, March 7th.-BeRe-
fOntdfne REPUBLICAN,
HARDIN COUNTY.
Mr.. Lang, n timer in the employ
Of Mr.. E. Merriman of this place,
made a few days since, t,centy dozen
tin cups, (creasing the bodies and pin
ming the bottoms and using neither
square nor circular shears) in the
space of ten hours! HOw's that for
| high? a half dozen of these cups are