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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
toledo weekly Blade-Sasby,s Paper.

OF the mammoth Weekly sheets
now published, the Toledo Blade, the
organ Of Rev. Petroleum V. Nasty,
ranks among the best. Its eight
bOoad pages are filled with the choic-
est reading matter and in typograph-
ical appearance and general character
il has no superior, and few equals.
The rich and racy, letters of Petro-
leum V. Nasby are written expressly
for the Blade, and always appear first
in its columns. Nothing in the line
Of humorous literature has ever attain
ed the popularity CT these letters.
Mr.. Nasty is now engaged on Un
original novel which will be published
in the Blade during the coming year.
These with other rare attractions in
course Of preparation, ought TO largely
increase its already enormous cireula-
ton
We viii furnish theTRIBUNE, which
has been enlarged to ten-eOlumn pa
per, and Is now the largesti in Northern
Ohio, and the Blade to all subscribers
cneyear for 8, Is. Such as are already
subscribers to the TRIBUNE can secure
the Blade st the above rates by pay
ing all arrears and one year i'm ad-
vance
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heidelberg ExhIbItIOn.-The exhi-

I
bition of Heidelberg College, on Tues
day night, was characterized by much
interest. The exercises consisted Of a
debate as to which was the greater
genius, Milton or Homer; three ora
tions, three essays, and three declama-
tions, together with the Salutatory
and Valedictory. The young ladies
and gentlemen acquitted themselves
very creditably, and had their perform
ances well committed, so that no
prompting was required. The debate,
orations and essays were prepared with
care, and evinced thoroughness and
discipline of mind. 1t should be a
matter of rejoicing to our citizens that
the college is taking the advanced pO-
sition it is, and is growing in the
esteem of the community, and should
have a more liberal patronage.
The attendance on the exhibition
was very good considering the in
clemency Of the weather. The Hall
would doubtless have been filled had
the evening not been so stormy. We
would solicit for these literary enter
tainments of the College a full attend
anee, as their influence cannot but
have an elevating and refining infiu-
ence upon our citizens.
The exhibition on Tuesday night
was well arranged. The subjects of
the OratiOns, debate, essays and decla-
nations afforded a pleasant variety,
and no doubt met with the approba-
ton of all present. There was suffic-
lent wit and humOr to make it pleas
ant, without degrading the literary
character of the entertainment
The music Oh the occasion render
ed additional interest. To give the
reader better idea of the exhibition
We subiOin the programme, which is
as follows:
Music.
SalutatOry-E. r. Willard, Tiffin.
Dttldll6liOH- -SOun OdIsOiti ron
field, Ohio. Subject-Address 10 the
young men of the present day.
Essay-Miss Leora Flenner, Tiffin.
Music.
Oration-A. S. Zerbe, Delaware, o.
Subject-The conflict Of opinions.
Essay-Sunshine and Shadow, Miss
Lucretia Cole, Tiffin.
DecIamatiOn-Ira Ream, Tiffin.-
Snbject-Causes for Thanksgiving.
Music. tzE #.E- t.#..
Debate-Subject-Was the genius Of
Milton superior to that of Homer
Affir., J. Shoemaker, Gallon, o. Neg.
]. Bum, Bellevue, o.
German OratiOn-S. Steffens, Waw-
kOn, Iowa. Subject-The Study of
Languages i'm the Colleges of our cOun-
try.
Music.
DeclamatiOn-Luth Venetta, Tiff
fin. ...
Speech by the HOnsJ. Moses Stubbs
..'On the Situation"
OratiOn-A. F. Gartman, Somerset,
o. Subject-The ingratitude of Re-
publics.
Essay-Miss Mary E. Noble, Tiffin.
Subject-The Engrossing Topics ofthe
day.
ValedictOry-M. b. FurgersOn, Tiff
fin. Subject-Decision of Character
as required by. the Wants of the Coun-
try.
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Local Correspondence
REPUBLIC NEWS.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

hEEO bLiCAN NaOStos
There will be a meeting of the Re
publican voters of ScipiO Township, at
the Town Hail, on Saturday, March
26th 1870, at three O'Clock in the af-
ternOOn, for the purpose Of nOminat-
ing full list of candidates for town
ship officers, also candidate for JUS
tiee of the Peace, in place of John l..
Cole. Every republican voter should
he on hand and see that good, ,aeeepta-
ble candidates are nominated.
CORRECTION.
The Spring Term of Seneca Co.
Academy will open next Monday,
March 2lst, instead of March sth, a.
a mistake of some one made your cor
respondent state last week
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VINEGAR BITTERS.

.Eoda Of P,,Or RuI.l NhIskey. Proof
SDIrifs and Refuse LiquOrs- d0ctored, !,
Called sTonics," "ApPetizers,' = flesstorers,
&C. that lead the tippler ON % drunk keflueSs
and ruin. but are a true medlciner made from
the native Roots and Herbs OF CaIlIorh ~ .,
90 from ali Alcoholic Stimulents- They
ore the Great Blood Purifier and Lille
Giving PRINCIPLE, perfect hehONatOr
and InyigoratOT Of the system, carrying
Offall poisonous Inatter.sa,n.d resSoIis sliS
can tiize thee Bitters aeeOIdlhg 10 ulree-
tiunz aud rennin long nlweiL
sTOD Win Ne gwen toran lneuraoie saSe,
DrOyided the bones are not destroyed by
mineral pOisOns or other means, and the VI
tai organs wasted beyond the point oil re-
pair. ,,,-..s.....
and GOut, Dyspepsia, OF indigestion Bilious
Remittent, and Intermittent Fcversr DIS
eases OF the blood Liver, Kidneys, and Blad'
der, these Bitters have been mott ssleesSsil
which Is generally produced by deranse-
ment OF the Digestive Organs
IIeanse the. Initiated Blood whenever you
6nd it, impurities bursting through the skin
q, pimDleS EruptiOns or sores; cleanse II
when YOU ind il Obstructed and slugglsh ln
the veins; cleanse IL when fOulr ana youl
feelings will tell YOU when. keep th' DiOo,
Durp and the health OF the system VIII iol
Pin. Iape. ana other Worms, lurking il
the system of 40 many thousands, are elect
uaIIy DESTROYED Ond removed
In Bilious, Remittent, and InterI9lttsh =.
I FeYers. these Bitters have no equal 70
/ fuIi directions, read carefully the eireula
| around each bottle, printed in -FOUR Iall
/ 0uageS-English, German FRENCH ans
| II WALKER. PrOp'r, y Commerce - y !
R. II. MCDONALD & co,
Druggists, and general Agents san ~; r''teis = :,
co and Sacramento, California anu - q .
I Commerce 81, y. Y .-.,.,.-. ,N-t
\ az SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS An
I DEALERS. ..r.. .....
I no p 3m-D-3j-29. t.-'-' 't
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H. B. Rakestraw :
ADRIAN NEWS.

Rev. SaxtOn, the Universalist mini
lister, preached u noble sermon on Sun,
day last. Subject, '%The Resurrec-
tion." ssr+rst g
Rev. BOggs is still continuing his
pr0tracted meeting at this place, with
considerable success.
The Lectures at the Adrian High
School are progressing very satisfae-
torially. AccessiOns TO the school are
made almost daily.
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Coming next week.
Ill. Feb. 23d, lS1(

WAPELI.A, ILL. Feb. 23d, 1870.
In looking over the columns of the
TRIBUNE, notice items from differ
ant parts of the county. / take special
interest in reading those notes and
items especially from ''Old Bloom" f"
as that part Of the county is where L
hail from. ] find as much infOrma-
ton in reading the TRIBUNE about
''OId Seneca" as / would in travelling
through it. Perhaps some of the
readers of the TRIBUNE at "Old Bloom''
would like to hear of some of the
items from the vicinity of Wapella,
Ill, as a good many Of the residents
here are from Seneca Go. Firstly,
We are having a remarkably fine Win
ter; the roads are i'm splendid cOndi-
ton, and stock is doing well. The
people are enjoying themselves finely
Wapella is a thriving town, situated
near the center of the Ill. Central
Railroad. 1t contains population OF
about three Observation-Disclosures. The
principal buildings Of the Railroad
Co. are here. The town contains s
stores, 3churches, fine Union School
House, and a fine set of inhabitants.
In politics, this county dewitt is
now Democratic, owing to the Tenn
perance clique.
Corn is per bushel 4Octs; Wheat,
IS cts; Barley, 50 cts; Oats, .33 cts;
Woman Suffrage at par.
DDrXn
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PLANTATION BITTERs.
s. T.-l86O-X.

This wonderful vegetable restOra-
tive is the sheet anchor Of the fee
bic and debiIitated. As a tonic
and cordial for the aged and lam
guild, it has no equal among stOm-
achics. AS a remedy for the ner-
vous weakness to which women are
especially subject, it is superseding
every other stimulant. In all eli
mates, tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts as a specific in every species
of disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. For sale by all
druggists.
March II, ,IS7O-6m- D.-25-29-;sj-E-n
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ADDITION To STOCK.-Saffell &
Baldwin have added to their stock of
wares, all sizes of tubs and pals of the
best styles and quality, which they
will sell at whOlesaleat Buffalo prices.
Merchants and dealers will make q
note of this and save, heavy, freights.
Call at the Churn Factory, opposite
the WOOlen Mills.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

For RENT.-The second floor of
No. 5, Shawhan's Commercial Block,
over Brown, Schlosser & Cos Dry
Goods Store. Also the cellar under
the same. ApplytO
BROWN, SCHLOSSER & Co.
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Billiard Tournament. =

Billiard Tournament. Last Tues
day evening a Billiard Tournament
was held at Greiner's Billiard Ball,
for the championship of Tiffin, the
winner to hold the Champion Cue
There were six entries, viz: Van c.
COonrod, Otto Zahm, Upton Flenner,
NJ, L. Haas, James Baxter and w. B.
Stanley. 81 hA
All played well, and most of the
games were very closely contested
Seven games were played, the last be-
tween COOnrOd and Haas, in which
the latter was victorious.
The contest was carried on with the
best of feeling, good order was main
tanned, and all lovers of the game vel
pleased with the entertainment.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

To FARMERS AND GARDENERS
The celebrated Sanford Corn, and
Early Rose Potatoes, for sale by
11. NJ. ]. KIRCHNER.
ct TIFFIN o.
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Coming next week.
GREEN SPRINGS, o.,
March 10. 1870.


EDITORS TIFFIN TRIBUNE.-We,
the citizens of Green Springs, having
always believed until recently that
violated law would be followed by
proper punishment, have been under
the necessity of forming ourselves in
to a vigilance committee, for a better
protection than that our pretended
courts of justice have given us.
Twelve men, sworn to deal out jnstice;
sorwn to make the offender amenable
to law sworn TO protect the rights of
their fellow men; sworn to render a
verdict in accordance with testimony
and law. Law is dead letter; jus
tice q farce. The motives of our best
citizens impunged themselves in
suited in open court their rights and
protection violated, all of the above
which we shall remember in all COM
ing time.
1lDIYE
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Coming next week.

TrIaI-Escape- Re-arreSt-
Sentence.-The trial of Daniel Smith,
Jr., accused of stealing sheep of A.
Baker, took place Friday last. 1t re-
suited in a verdict of guilty by the
jury. The value of the property was
fixed at S123.
Smith had the liberty of the court,
as his bail was fixed so as to be good
until the verdict of the jury was
known. At about 4 o'clock, P. NJ, of
the day mentioned, while the case
was being argued, Smithleft the court
room, went to Michael Sullivan's sta
bic and took two horses which he had
recently purchased-"Old Dan" and
tiBonnie Scotland'-and took his
leave of the city of Tiffin. He went
towards the College, struck from there
to the Distillery, and went towards
Fremont. AS soon as his fight was
made known the Sheriff offered a re-
ward of 5000 for his capture. Shortly
after his escape, Deputy Sheriff Childs
started in pursuit. He followed Smith
as far as the residence of Mr.. Titus in
Pleasant township, hearing of him
very often as being in advance shOrt
distance. On arriving at Mr.. Titus
Mr.. Childs gOttwomen, Messrs. Sheats
and Risdon, to continue the chase of.
fering an additional reward of 5000
One of them, Mr.. Sheats arrived in
Fremont before Smith did, having
taken another and shorter road
Smith reached Fremont between
eight and nine o'clock, and put up al
the Daugherty house. After finding
that be had stabbed his horses anC
was likely to stay there, the pursuer'
hunted up the Sheriff, and he went
and took Smith into custody.
During his ride from Tif1in to Ere
mont, the prisoner had suffered from
cold. He wore no OvercOat, gloves
or wraps of any kind, and when hC
got to Fremont his hands were GOV
cred with ice, and he was nearly fro
zen. He had trouble with his horses
''Bonnie Scotland" didn't lead well
and once he broke away and Smitl
had to follow him back a mile and {
half.
Smith was brought 10 Tiffin Oh Sat
urday evening. On Monday, he wa
brought into court TO receive his sen
tence. He threw himself upon tn,
mercy of the Court, and asked to b
dealt leniently with The Judge CAV
him a severe lecture, and at the sam
time kind advice, and said he hope
the punishment he was to receiv
would result i'm making him bette
man. He pronounced sentence agains
him of five years in the Penitentiar.
at hard labor. etEffII.
While the sentence is a severe one
We can not but feel it is just; but wit
the citizens generally we extend tn
warmest sympathy to the bette
members Of the family.
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For twenty-five cents you can
buy of your Druggist or Grocer a
package of Sea Moss Farine, Man
ufactured from pure Irish Moss OF
Carrageen, which will make sixteen
quarts of Blanc Mango, and q like
quantity of puddings, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &C., &c
1t is by far the cheapest, heslthiest
and most delicious food in the
world.
RAND .SEA MOSS FARLNE CO.,
Mar. lid. 50 Park place, y. y
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FAMILLAR.-It reminds one Of old
times. to hear men and boys on the
streets use the old slang terms for
hard money, such as "spelter," "
"ehink," "rhino,r "rocks," "spOndu-
lix,n etc., etc. All this excitement
has been raised by j. T. Baeher, who
is making change in silver with all
his customers. He has received his
spring stock.
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FARMERS

Can sell their wool at only forty cents per
pound; but by getting the wool made into
yarn at a small expense, and knitting il into
socks, two of three dollars per pound may
be realized. On receipt OF So we will for
ward machine rs ordered.
We lCish TO procure Gctire AGENTS in ererJl
section OJthe UIii,ed States and C6uRddGs, 70
tUhOnl.the most liberal inducements tUiH beoGer-
ed. address,
American Knitting Maehisae Co..
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo,
March II, IS7O-4w.-D.
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5 RemeFed.-A. #. Barnes, Esq, for
mer President of the Tiffin Agricultu-
raj Works, removed his family to
Lancaster last Tuesday. Not wish
ing Mr.. Barnes any ill-luck, We hope
that he may find it to his advantage
TO return to Tiffin.
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If you want a good reliable cook
stove, 90 to Bloom & SlasOn's.
For SALE.-Wishing to make an
addition to my business room, l wish
to sell the timbers and lumber in the
large stable now occupied by Lepper
& Kridler. Apply soon, as it must be
removed by April lst. ,,su
A. H. BRUENNERT.
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For RENT.-A frame house with
full lot and good barn and wOOd-house,
pleasantly situated in the central part
of the city. Will be for rent after the
1st of April. Enquire at this Office.
no 21-ff
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

OYSTERS received daily and one of
the best brands in the market, by
III. A. BUSKIRK.
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Buring the great revival in Findlay,
which Is still in progress, upwards of
three hundred persons have Joined
the different Churches Of that place.
The interest is still unabated.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

ResUmed.-J. T. Bacher, as will bt
seen in his advertisement, presumes
to resume specie payment. We hope
he will consume large quantities O
the precious metal, as he assumes t6
have large stock Of spring goods tC
oaIl
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CALL at the new Stone Front fol
your groceries. You will always fine
good goods and at favorable rates fol
the purchaser, at H. A. BUsKIRKis.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

SEE them go to Martin 4 Negele's
for that choice Tea and Coffee. 1t is
no humbug, they sell cheap.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

Returned Marshal Mutchler, Mr..
SIgler, Mr.. Prindle and several Others
Of the Southern ExcursiOnists have
returned. They were well pleased
with their trip.
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Coming next week


New Firm.-BIoom & Mason are
succeeded by Bloom & Bro, w. H.
Bloom having purchased the interest
of ]. H. Mason. That the new firm
viii do well there Is no room to doubt,
as the stand-No 9O-is very popular
one, and the new firm are practical
men and good sslesmen.
Ar. Mason intends to eschew trade
fora season, and devote himself toagri.
cultural pursuits, to which end he has
purchased farm in Kansas. 10. is
nota very heavy man, but heis pluckyr
and we hope he will succeed.
Resucltated- 'STiffin Musical
Society," which was allowed to die a
year or so since, has been revived. Ii
il now called tine fsTifin Harmonic
Soeiety.r Atameeting on Tuesday
evening, the Sth inst, the following
ofBcers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President.-H. Cromwell.
H Secretary.-C. B. Martin.
Treasurer. Kirehner.
Musical Director.-Geos Spiess-D n
Librarian. Wagner.
The Society has been at considerably
expense in hepurchase Of new instrd
ments, music, etc. Their object ]
mutual improvement and social in
tercourse.
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TWENTY-FIVE SHEEP KILLED BY


Last Monday morning, Mr.. John
B. Stearns, who resides one mile west
of Republic, went to feed his sheep
and found two dogs among them. He
Immediately went to the house for his
gun but on returning, the dogs were
gone. Upon examination it was
found that the rascals had been doing
a heavy nights work, having killed OF
fatally wounded twenty-five sheep,
and severely wounded several more.
The dogs were readily tracked home
and found to be the property OF Mr..
Lease, farmer living in the edge OF
the corporation. Upon being shown
the marks of blood upon the animals
and the other evidences in the case,
Mr.. Lease plead guilty in their Oe-
half, and did the honorable thing by
paying Mr.. Stearns fifty dollars for
the sheep killed, and promptly put
ting an end to the wicked career OF
the CANNES by sending the worthless
wretches where all bad dogs ought to
go. This should be 4 warning to all
dogs and owners of dogs.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.
About sixty ladies and gentlemen
made a friendly call upon Rev. r.
Wilcox and family, at the Methodist
parsonage, last Tuesday afternoon,
and spent a few hours in pleasant so
eial intercourse, in the mean time
partaking of a bOuntiful supper fur
nished by the company and got up
in a style for which the ladies OF
Republic are 50 justly celebrated.
''ScipiO" desires to express thanks to
the committee in charge for special
opportunities to partake of the
goodies.
Mr.. Wilcox and family have been
with us but a short time, but have al
ready won many friends. He is an
earnest worker in his department of
sabOr, and it is to be hoped that the
balance in his cash account will not
be allowed to fall on the wrong side at
the close of the year.
THE PROTRACTED MEETING
which has been in progress several
weeks, was brought to a close last
week, and re-Opened again at the
Baptist church OIL Tuesday evening OF
this week, with Rev. w. Z Lyon .Oi
Clyde, Rev. H. Hall, Rev. r. Wilcox
and Rev. ID. s. Truckenmfller i'm at
tendance. 1t is understood that the
meetings will be continued for time.
.s...... SCIPIO.
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BEST quality Of Drugs and Medi-
cines, for sale at Sams's City Drug
Store
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

SOAP! SOAP!FOr Babbitt's Best,
DObbins' Electric and COlgate's Era
sive Soap, call at Martin & Negele's.
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REEDf0WN NEWS.

The /. o. G. It. at ReedtOwn, Sene-
ca Lodge No 1S4, was Oganized in
August last, under very unfavOrable
circumstances, having but nine char
ter members. But we have labOred
faithfully, and we are to some extent
receiving our reward, for, Others see
ing our good works are coming to the
rescue, to assist in the OverthrOwing
of the monster, intemperanee. AT
our last meeting, the following worthy
officers were installed by our w. d.
H. B. Rakestraw:
w. C. TT. NJ. Hunt
p. w. G. TT. NJ. Kelly.
w. V. T-Millie Hunt.
w. r. S.-Phebe YOungs.
w. r. S.-R. E. Hunt.
w. l.. S.-Ida HanfOrd.
w. f. SIS. t. YOungs.
w. A. r. 81. l.. YOungs.
w. T.-AlmOn Hunt.
w. C.-B. ID. Williams, NJ. d.
w. MT. ]. Brown.
w. A. M.-Hattie Hunt.
w. !. G.3Samuel Finch. - g &
w. o. G.-Benj. Finch. Nd
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All kinds of Fresh Salted Fish 70
sale at the Cheap Grocery Store of ]
G. Brown.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

Lest on Wednesday evening, be-
tween the residences of Mr.. John g.
Gross and &nther A. Hall, six pices
of sheet music. The finder will please
leave the same at this office.
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Court adjourned on Tuesday last
until the 18th inst. One or two days
session win then be held for the pur-
pose Of dispOsing of some railroad
suits. Judge Mott will be ON the
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

At the Rast.-We are informed by
one connected with the house, that
.Aessrs. yNicolai & HOlderman are
NOW in the East, making their pur'
ehases of goods for the new Store, In
Crouse's old stand. E
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

GARDEN SEEDS AT WHOLESALE =
Stoner & Bro, have the celebrated
Garden Seeds of Fogg, Son & Brown
for sale in any quantity. Retail deal
ers will make note of this and save
freight by getting their supplies at
home -.. t.sr..... .,..
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Er. Gmeyer has had the

Nr. Gmeyer has had the beautiful
evergreen trees removed from nfront
~ lsn'd of his. old residence ON Market street,
u 5jliiuito the lot ON which he intends build
ing, on Monroe street A.large amount
80 OE roots and soil were taken with the
- .i sit.. trees, and there is not much doubt of
their living. The work was an i'm
a 8 Fmense one, as one of the trees was
y - III about forty feet in hight
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GALLUP & KENDALL.

CLOCKs.-A full assortment, anC
warranted, at Gallup 4 KendalPs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

The Directors Of the Agricultural
Society, will not fail to see the adver-
su tissment, calling a meeting March
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION
Kitchens Patent Hollow Metallic
Heels certainly must commend them
selves to those unfortunate individu-
ais who "run down" at theheel. They
can be put on any style of boots or
shoes, are not clumsy in appearance,
nor very heavy. Call at VI. Martins
Shoe store and see them.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

New FRUITS. Figs and
Raisins just received at Martin q Ne
gele's. .rtt
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

yesterday was st. Patrick's Day.
We did not learn that any celebration
Of the patron saint was had in this
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

Hotel Change The ''HOme" in Bas-
com has changed hands. VIM. Back
enstOs Of this city, succeeds John
a HOliinger as Landlord, Il OF
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

We are thankful that March comes
but once q year. 1t is the dullest Of
dull months.