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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-15
Real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,
BY Richardson * Con-,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonec-s,
1ll3 Main street.

FOR SALE PRIVATELY, Two
4 LARGE DOUBLE PRICK DWELLINGS,
containing twelve rOons each. with large lots at
taChcd.
A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, con-
tanning nine rooms; kitchen, &C., and a large lot
ornamented with trees, shrubbery, &C,
TWO BRICK TENEMESTS, containing &C.
ven anu eight rooms, with gas, water, and closets
IN every room except the parIors, which have gas
only; kitchens, lots, &C. These buildings were
constructed under the supervision ri the owners
who occupy them, with special view TO all tile
comforts and convenleuces needed in family resi-
d:nceS.
A MEDIUM-SIZED BRICK DWELLING.
containing seven rooms, with gas aud he aters i'm
the parlors and dining-room Kitchen, lot, &c,
A NEW BRICK DWELLING,with FIVE rooms :;
kitchen, lot, &c.
. A FRAME DWELLING, with seven rooms :;
kitchen, lot, &c.
A BRICK DWELLING, confirming five rooms,
with two acres OF ground att ached.
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS. each having five
rooms StarehouSe, lot, &c.
A NEAT FRAME DWELLING, with five
rooms kitchen, lot, &c.
Two FRAME 1ENEMENTs, with fourrooms
kitchen. lot, &C.
:, In addition TO the above, We have number of
BCiLDISG LOTS SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
and FARMS, for sale. = '
RICHARDSON & CO.,
t.E s, ills Main street,
- -o-SouiM unoer Lancaster i Co.'s,
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EDCEA EE0NAk.

rENHE NEXT TERN OF THE EPISCO-
L PAi.'HIGH SCHOOL begins on The 18TH OF
FEBRUARY aud ends on the ed Of June. For
Information adore the rector,
REV. WILLIAM +. GARDNER
Theological Seminary.
IL l1-eoujt Fairfax county, Va.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
W. RICHMOND.
3 L VI NJ + II SCIIUO

> Z VI NJ T. X ; IT q q Z.
... LECTURERS:
", l.. JAMES, n. D., Practice Of Medicine;
I. x. Pace, Il. D., Obstetrics:
WILLIAM n. TAYLOR, NJ. D.. Chemistry
!. l., " ATKINS, N. D., Diseases Of Women and
Children:
anHM &. SKELETON, NJ. D., Physiology;
',GORGE ROSS, ". j., Surgery
LANES e. WILLIAMS, NJ. d., Mpteria Mealca
Il. Is. HEhNDDN. II. D, ANATOMY.
4he NEXT COURSE OF LECTURES Will COM
menec FRIDAY, April LIST, and continue four
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION will be afforded
by ample opportunities of observation In the Col
iese Jnirnary, the College Dlspensary the city
Alurs-Houses and Eowart's Grove Rospital ac
conpanied by appropriate lectures. =
For circular or further information address
NIL. JAMES. NJ. ID, Reyistrar
f. l2-F&a ~ 208 east Grace STREET
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FssR RENT.

gJOR RENT-Thc FARM Of Mrs. -
L icmberton. on tn" old turnpike. In Chess al
i1r.n,,. county six miles from Richmond, Is Tor
r. MI The tract contains $50 acres, 20, of which
arc cleared. All the buildings, including barns,
.tIl,Ics icr-house. &C.. are In good repair. Par
III desiring to rent will call on the undersigned,
w, .iT ~ ." '' w. (. pEMBEBTON.
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:. rsyrrnu aAx.eA...4nsa Day.


$500 fsy O. efreen, Auctioaees s- 'a,"
mo. tltsfarshali street, near the New Mhskes
r Will SELL. THIS DAY. At NY
1 auction house nTssos1'Rssrn 4 T. FRNI
ss InsE SSoKiSG sTovEs &C, consisting OF
NWuAHR h1 ROBES BUREAUS.
SAFE sA61TFid HEA AEEbsrh1ns and MATTRESSES
CCHf ft BED. LOUNGES.
SMEptso5B Ss'E SHa daAiks
CR0cKERY, sToNEW s.A sEa rs: and 1TEN.
SITS complete; and many other useiui arti-
The above articles the effects ct OF ,am, ally
leaving tfn city, and the SAFE VIII Az f' "
"t GU%ns received until hour of ,r r cprrx
r IT Trek Salesman. iela-n
BY +. Bowman. Auetioneer.
opECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
= On TUESDAY the 18th instant / viii offer Tor
sale at Iny warerooms, 1909 Main street, the EN-
T TDaT s EMS sHo r6Rk eoassiSs Of most
desirable and choice assortment OF ii.
BOOTS,
B Bk2aokSn asa
for mems. women's and children.s wear, M
every variety Of aiZe and quality. Inc STOCK Is IN
good condition, and cannot be equaled in attrac-
VIII also sell full line OF
SATfNETS,
CASSIMERES
DOESRISS, aud
...-..-. .s CLOTHS.
4 choice assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHTSG,
consisting Of heavy and light material Tor men
| 80 cases FUR and WOOL HATS
cmbracinr fine latest STYLES with large invoice OF
| TRUNKS,
| RAGS,
| VALISES. &c.
| Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. .,
| The attention of our merchants Is earnestly ol-
rcctcd to the above prime lot Of goods. They are
desirable, suited to the season, and VIII pe SOU
without reserve. I. ,boM 49,.
| r., TIL NJ &Tn.
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VISITING CARDsIFRINTED ct TILE
Y ,QISPATGH FgIETING-H9UHA I. Il
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BY Wellington Goddin.
A nctIOneer and Real Estate Agent.

POSTPO NEMFNT.
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY
NEXT the 18th instant at The same hour. fe 10
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ELOUR.-We are manufacturing the cele-
n bratcd brand of RESERVOIR FAMILY AND
EXTRA FLOUR, also other grades, made of uni
form quality, to suit family geocers, for sale in
lots to accommodate purchasers by
SAMUEL DUER.
Us Commerce street, Baltimore, hid.
IN o5-otlwcm :. N. Ffa-.f - "
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WANTED, by q Virginia lady of several
w wears experience, SITUATION as
teacher OF the English branches and mathematics.
Best test!moni lis as TO qualifications, etc. given.
Address "B. Co. Louisa Courthouse, stating
salary. ia ~ 2taW2n
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22
- RLOOMFILLE NEWS.

The good people of our town and
vicinitysre at present entertained by
a course of lectures on Man bya a Mr..
ShotweIl, who draws crowds ;
the stampsrwelI and has the appear
anee that he might split rails-well ;
he next goes to Melmore-well.
THE POLITICAL
Atmosphere is very calm, and it Is
doubtful II Old Bloom wilIsoast a full
vote this fall. The FraneO-Prussian
embroglio is the alI-absorbiHg topic of
the day. Very generally the SYM
pathy runs strongly in favor of the
GerIRans Many who, but a few
years ago, were pefect stoics in our
war-were neutral and had no choice
have 50 far thawed out as-te mani
fest gactive sympathy for Right,
Justice and their FatherIand. This
may be cheap patriotism, OFitmay be
pure aud unaIloyed-the party lines
are 50 Well defined that the coming
election will show who holds the
strongest affection: the Democratic
party or the cause Of the German peo-
pie.
DIED.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of
John Cramer, Esq, in Van Vert, o.,
Martin Shaffner, aged 81 years. Mr..
late residence was in Bucy-
rus, but he was for many years a
prominent citizen of our township
He was respected and beloved by all
who knew him for his wisdom and
integrity. The remains were inferred
in the cemetery at the stone church.
The funeral services were conducted
by Father Thompson and the Metho-
dist Pastor from Bucyrus
OLD BLOOM.
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MARRIED.

WIMNGER-PORRY- Carey o., Au-
gust 18th, 1870, by Rev. d. S. Truckenmlller,
Mr. +. Wimnger, OF Upper Sandusky, o.,
and Miss Sophia POrry, Of Carey.
GUSAlAR-FINNELL- the 9Th of Sep
tember by the some Mr. 5Ohn. GEsn1a< IOf
Lancaster, o., and Miss Sarah J. FinnelI, OF
Carey.
HART-TRYSON-On the same day, by
the same, Ar. Men Hart and Miss Olive Try
son, bothcf Carey. . - IA = = ?
LEEBALDING-On the 2Ist inst, in this
city. by the Rev. ]. F. Reinmund, Pastor Of
the First English Lutheran Church, SGr. Rus
sell Lee and Miss Fannie Balding, both OF
Seneca county.
ERS-LEE-At the same time and place,
by the same, Mr. Charles Myers and Miss
Belle Lee, also Of this county.
MILLER-KINSEY- the Goth inst, by
]. II. Beidy, Esq, Mr.. Lewis P. Miller, OF
HopeWeil Tp., Seneca county, and Miss len
ME E. Kinsey, Of Jackson Up.
BARLETT-STEPHENs0N-On the INST
inst, by the same, Mr.. Aaron W. Bartlett
Of Sandusky county, Ohio, and Miss Eliza
beth Stephenson, Of Seneca county.
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ANNUAL PARADE.
FIREAIEN's HALL,

TIFFIN, O., Sept. 20, 1870.
At special meeting of the officers
of the Fire Department, in connection
with the officers of the different CON-
panies of the same, the following
business was attended to:
ResOlUed, That in compliance with
the ordinance Of the city, we hold ouI
annual parade on September 2Sth
1870 .tsittt
The following is the programme:
The companies will form in the
following order, on Market Street,
with the right resting on Washington
Street:
1st. Officers of the Department.
I'd. Band.
Sd. Adriatie Steamer No. 4, n. l.
Brewer, Foreman.
4th. Seneca Chief Steamer, VIM.
McNoran, Foreman.
5th. Young America Hose Com
pany, H. Bloom, Foreman.
9Th No. Hand Engine, A. H.
Brandeberry, Foreman.
9TH. No. Hand Engine, Joseph
Myers, Foreman.
Sth. No. l Hook and Ladder. Philip
Wick, Foreman.
9th. No. 2 Hook and Ladder, jacob
Rob, Foreman.
10th. Empire Hook and Ladder
Juveniles-W. Hedges, Foreman.
In compliance with the request Of
the Seneca County Agricultural So
eiety, we will proceed to the Fair
grounds.
The procession will move promptly
at ! o'clock p. NJ.
sfa +. d. KISHLER,
Chief Engineer.
s. L SILvERs, Sec'y.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22
IECTUEES.

EDITOR TRIBUNE:-The lecturine
season is again at hand, and the ques-
ton whether Tifin is to have a course
of lectures comes up for consideration.
The members ofthe Webster Society
are considering the propriety Of get
ting up course during the coming
winter, and we hope that the people
Of Tifin have sufficient appreciation
Of the project to give it their hearty
approval.
We understand that the neighbor-
ing cities are making preparations for
a course, and why should we be be-
hind in a matter Of so much impor-
lance? Let us have the lectures by
all means Citizens of Tifin, assist
the Society with your concurrence,
your sympathies, your money.
4 CITIZEN.
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4 Man shot and INSTANTLY Killed.

1t Is again our painful duty to re-
cord terrible affair which occurred
on last Saturday evening, on the farm
of II. Hall, Esq. about two miles wesi
of Mansfield, resulting in the instant
death of Edward Mccullough, at the
hands of Charles Hall, son ofthe own
er of the farm. Mccullough was O
hand employed on the farm, and in
company with Hall, Edward Town
send, a brOther-in-law, and his wife
Mrs. Townsend, had come totown on
Saturday evening, to attend the circus.
After arriving in the city, young Hall
became separated from the party, and
got drunk. After the circus was out,
the party returned to the livery sta
ole of Underwood d Mccoy, where
they had left their team, and not OBJ
serving Charley, who was in the of
flee of the stable, proceeded home
without waiting for him. This high
ly incensed the latter who said moth
ing to them, but after they had left
hired team and followed after, pass
ing them on the road. On arriving at
the farm, Hall said to Townsend that
he wanted to see him a moment and
he then asked him why he had left
him behind. Townsend replied that
he did not see him. Hall claimed
that he did see him in the livery sta
BILE, where the horses were kept, and
left him designedly. The alteration
continued for q short time, when Hall
threatened to shoot Townsend, and
drew a revolver. The sister, Mrs.
Townsend, here stepped in between
ho-- n 4 IL
thrust her aside and fired at Town
send, the ball passing through his
right wrist. Townsend now picked
up a stone and advanced toward Hall
aud the latter reeoeked his revolver
At this point M 'Culloegh eanght bold
of Hail. begging him not to shOot and
attempted TO Wrest the revolver from
him. In the seafi1e the pistol was
discharged, BY accident or design, aud
the ball entered the face of MCul-
Tough just below the left eye, and is
supposed to have penetrated the brain
as Mccullough fell dead almost in
stantly. After learning what he had
done, Hall attempted to destroy his
own life, but his purposes was frus-
trated. He soon returned to the city
and gave himself up to the Sheriff
and was lodged in fail. fsskffs
On Sunday Hall was brought before
Mayor Cummins for a hearing, but
waived all examination, and was held
to bail in $4,000 for killing M'Cul-
Tough, and in 5000 for shooting, with
intent to kill, Townsend. In default
of bail was he sent to Jail, and is now
confined there.
COrOner Race empanneled a jury
consisting of G.. +. Race, r. Gaily,
V. Gutzwiler, jr., John Nail, Henry
and ]. Craighead and held an
inquest on the remains, on Sunday.
The jury after a patient hearing re-
turned verdict that the deceased
came to his death BY a gun-shOtwound
in theleft face, penetrating the base
of the skull, and entering the brain
and we do further find that said
wound was caused by the discharge
of a pistol in, the. hands of Charles
Hal. - - 1fdHsJisld Herald! .isffls
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

Georgia State FaIr-SOuthern TX
cursIOn.-The following resolution
passed the Georgia State Agricultural
Society unanimously, having a repre-
sentation of 100 counties:
WHEREAS, The Fair to be held in
Atlanta during the month of October,
1870, is intended to be grand exhibi-
ton of American industry; and
WHEREAS, Said exhibition will be
held under the immediate control and
supervision of the Georgia State Agri-
cultural Society; therefore be it
Res0tUed, That we, the delegates
and representatives to the Georgia
State Agricultural Society assembled,
do hereby extend to our fellow citizens
of the North, East and West a cordial
invitation to meet their brethren of
the South. st said Fair, to exchange
friendly greetings, so exhibit stock,
agricultural implements and articles
of home industry, and thus promote
the material interests OF all sections.
The Southern excursion, under the
supervision of Mr.. J. T. Martin, will
leave here on the morning Of Tues
day, October 18th, and will reach
Atlanta in time for the Fair. The ex.
cursionist viii have forty days in
which to go and return. Half-fare
has been secured, and excursionists
can visit almostany part of the South.
This is a good opportunity. For fur
ther information call on or address J.
T. Martin, at the Recorders office.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

COmmIssI0ners SessIOH-AdIOHFned
MeetlHg.-Commissioners met In ad-
jOurned session Saturday, September
II. Members present, Messrs. Rake
straw, Ogden and Magers.
The Board settled with Thomas
O'Brien for building the CatheIl bridge
i'm Clinton township. The work had
been examined and found according
to contract, and an order issued for
S13s 90. VIM. Carpenter was paid
$40 90 for building bridge in Eden
Tp., near the residence of Philip
BOetz. Several ditch matters were
up for consideration, but the papers
being found in an unfinished cOndi-
ton, the Commissioners adjourned
until Saturday, September 22d, 1870.
Conditioned met Monday ev-
ening with Messrs. Emieh, Noble and
Johnson present.
The Committee on claims and ac-
counts made no report. A letter from
Seneca Chief Engine Co., returning
thanks for favOrs at the hands Of the
Council was received.
An ordinance to issue bonds Of the
City Of Tifhn, in anticipation Of taxes
levied for 1870, was put upon its first,
second and third reading and passed.
1t provides for the issue Of bonds to
the amount Of s., 900 for &c neral pur-
poses; $1,000 for street cleaning i'm
provement and repairs $500 for pay
ment Of marshal and policemen. The
bonds are to be payable March /, 1871,
and bear 8 per cent. interest.
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Baltimore 6 ohio, and To-
EedO & Michigan Il. R. 90.
Z, Il esoekholaer. d - - :

Is ne ss0ekh0gIeTs Of safd Road-
UOU are hereby notified that special
meeting ofthe subscribers % the LAFi-
tsi sfoc< on the sBaIfirorc 4 OHIO, Toledo
4 Michigan Raiiroad company sl gl 2e
held in Timn. o., AZ the once q Le.lsf =
Hal. on the 4fhsday of October nezt, % axe
into Consideration the question q e9Ieoil-
dating sad eOrpJrafion Win s2s 49,,
Ann 1rb5r & NOrfhern Railroad Com pan p
a eorporution existing under ne Avs q me
80 ~ as,-sensnt, for the consolda-
tioD ~ Said coroorations, have been adopted
- fi,efr respecflVs Bo8rd5 o. 1irectof3, and
~ .-.1ft, ic1 a. releeff0n Of the same viii
- .ubnifted az the meeting . oe held e.
,,,,-s -o- ~ sth day Of October next.
-, - f.I-fl1er moi lfied, that the DirectOrz
~ ssid q sI3aiffnors a Ohio, Toledo 4 Mich
- RafIroad Company have made an a.
se-sr,Snf of ten 40 per cent upon the Capi.
~ efock Of said Company, and that Che
ssr,e = payable a. my Oiloes IN linn, O., on
fi51Sfh day OF Ocfober next
~ ORpER OF TIE BOARD O. DIHECfORa.
JOHN .. LCOAIS,
5ecretary and Treasurer.
linn. O., Sept I, ls70-nfz.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

FINE GOODS FOR THE FAIR.-Mrs.
Gibson & Gilbert have received a fine
assortment of flowers, laees, and every
description of goods in that line, with
a view of meeting the wants of those
attending the Fair, Don't fail Ia call
and see them. They keep the finest,
cheapest and best goods in their line.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

TIMn and the State PalF.-In COM
petition with large number OF horse
rakes the Tifin Rake, manufactured
in this city by the Tifin Agriculture
Works, took the first premium At the
State Fair. It can not be beat as a
neat rake, while it works in a perfect
manner.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

Post MOFtem.-Mr. James r. Gun
ningham died on September 18th, af-
ter several weeks of the most intense
suffering. For twelve years past the
deceased has been subject at times to
sickness and suffered pain almost un-
bearable. He has been treated by
physicians at home and abroad and
could not find relief. During the last,
and fatal sickness, nothing would re-
lieve his suferings but clOroform. A
post zlorten1 examination was held
over his remains, he having made the
request several years ago, by his at
tending physician, DR.. Martin, and
several other physicians. They found
his trouble to be in the right kidney
and ureter. In the right ureter was
found lodged Urinary Calculi, which
completely obstructed the passage be-
tween the bladder and kidney"
The calculi was nearly as large as
the stone of plum. This explained
the cause of this intense suffering.
The passage between the kidney and
bladder, in its natural condition, is
not larger than a common knitting
needle and the large ealculi had forced
its way partly into that passage.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

Rail ROad.-The raising Of money
for the East and West Railroad Is
moving along reasonably well. We
believe about $4,000 worth Of stock
has been taken in this city. We are
ell deeply interested in this road and
should take hold. 1t should be borne
in mind that not one cent t0iu be col
Jected till the road is doing business.
Push along and subscribe stock.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

The following opinion Of our boys,
held by the Fremont Messenger, is ''an
opinion as Is an opinion correct; q
Who VIM hold TIfin now? At the
tournament at Urbana the firemen of
the former city carried of. four prizes.
We are glad of it, for they are a "buIIy
set of boys" There agdS a time when
Fremont hada Fire Department.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

Among those taking premiums at
the State Fair from Tifln we find the
following; Tifin WoOlen Mills, on
Flannels and woOlen goods Abaer
Nieble on his celebrated bee hive; Sci
pie and Andrew on their excellent
sash fastener and Uriah Huber on
half bushel Of oats.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

New Brug FIrm.-We learn that Mr..
A 3. Sans has associated with him
selfin business, in the City Drug Store,
Mr.. q. @. Cox, of New York. Mr.. c.
is an excellent druggist and We are
satisfied that the new firm Of Sans &
Cox, viii meet with unboumded sue
oauC
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22
Farna For -.

I WILL sell my farm located fn Liberty
4 township, Seneca county, Ohio, six miles
vest Of Tim, containing ld9 acres, 10 Of
which are well in proved, the balance OF Be-
ing timber land. There Il good house, also
= barn, nearly new upon the premises. vita
cher co1venient out-houSel. Also, al
k'ndS of good fruit, aud well OF god sud
lafttng water At the door. For futaer par
t.e1lars Inquire q the subscriber on he
ARA JAMES CRIME.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

Bryest Of dry weather is being ex-
perienced here now Sandusky river
is about dried up and most Of the
creeks are in q like condition Owing
othe miasmss arising from these sour
ees, considerable sickness is experien-
ced IN this vicinity.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22
List Of Letters remaining in the TIT
fin Post Office. Sent. ODD 1S7O

UIhI OF LtIItIb ItuldIIIIlE IN LUt III
fin Post Office, Sept. 22d, 1870.
S. A. Arnel, A. r. Boyl, John Don
wOugh, Sefriu Fisher, J. w. Hassen.
ger, Chas. Hausman, HeuizmaTl
VIM. HOuck, w. w. Gordon, Marie
Kibel, Frederick KObler, Sister A. T.
Maginn, d. J. Miller, Daniel Miller
Ellen McEwen, Jan Myers, VIM. o.
MOser, John A. Ney, DR.. Norton, p.
Bartlett, w. T. Philips, Daniel Rule,
John Shellhose, o. Schroeder, Sarah
Snrre, G.. L. Snyder, II. w. Torrey,
Jacob User, S, NJ. Wilson, Mary A.
Walker.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

Saturday last was a lively day in
this city. We have not seen such q
jam Of teams and crowd Of people for
a long time. Business seems to be
improving, and soon our business men
viii have all they can do.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

HK.LL. Barnes was on a visit to his
friends in Tiffln on Saturday and Sun
day last. De looks well and reports
business at Lancaster good.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

On Il Heayy.-See Jones & BROS
ew advertisement. They have got
- n Immense stock Of new goods
just IN time for the Fair. 1t COM
pvises everything in their line and
was selected too with view to suit
hewants Of the people.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22
FAIR! FAIR! FAIR
L. X. LOUDERMILCH
Has just received large stock of
Dry Goods, Carpets,
Boots and Shoes, &C.,
Which will be sacrificed during the
Fair week.
L. K. LOUDER8iILCH

F STRAYED on Sunday, Sept. 18th
from the pasture of Gen. VIM. H. Glib
son, a bright bay mare, years old
with two white hind feet, star in the
forehead. Information left at the
store of Hershiser & Myers will be
rewarded. H. X. HERsHIsER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

Read the new advertisement Of
Shawhan & Wilson. This reliable old
establishment has neeefyed new goods,
carefulIysslected and bought forcash.
They were got at q bargain and VIII
be sold the same way.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

A Little shOrt.-OWing to a large
amount Of job work and sickness, O1r
editorial and local departments are a
little short this week. Weshall be all
right next week.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

MORday evening, ct the meeting Of
the Seneca Loan and Building Asso-
eistion, loans were sold as follows:
Five loans at 500 premium ten at
$50; two at $9s; two at S95.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

On the afternoon of the third day OF
the fair, Gen. VIM. 81. Gibson will
deliver an Agricultural address on the
Fair Ground. The General has had
experience IN Farming and his ad-
dress viii be worth listening to.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22
sENECA COUNTY FAIR
TAKES PLACE on
tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday,
SEPTEMBER, 2, 8, . and 30.

Let the people Of Seneca County
turn out and make this Fair the best
ever held in the county. Ample prep
arations have been made by the Board,
and It only remains for the people
TO do their duty. Come! Comel!
COmeiil
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

Apples and CIdeF.-Mr. John HOuck
has opened an apple and cider depot
in the Market House and is prepared
to buy all that come to town. See
notice in local business column.