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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

Saturday night last tile members of
he Baptist church had a Christmas
tree for the members Of their Sunday
school. Afterappropriate opening ex-
-rcises, the presents were distributed,
Ill present receiving one. Many of
the presents were very dne and all
we're good. Happiness displayed It.
elf on the faces of the children ia
huge hunks" There is nothing that
gives to children SO much happiness,
,r tends to soften the rougher edges
Of their disposition, or endears them
to each other. as Christmas festivities.
Christmas is the seed-time OF good.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

SANDS Chicago Cream Ale ant
Toledo Stock Ale on draught at Ruess
National Resort.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

FAHNEsTocK's Pure White Lead a
Marquardt's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

SWEET CIDER! SWEET CIDER!-Fo
sale at Brown & Kine's Cheap Gro
cery Store,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

GOLD stamped and bronze Wall Pa
per at Marquardt's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

DENTISTRY Why viii you go to trav-
cling Dentists and men who are not
responsible and pay them Fifteen to
Eighteen Dollars for set of teeth,
when you can get the same kind
at from Five to Ten Dollars, Of that
well established and responsible firm
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

FIGS, Finest Havana Oranges,
Lemons, Cocoa Nuts, Hickory Nuts,
Paper Shell Almonds, for sale at
Stone Front. H. "A. BUsKIRK.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

Falrs.-The two Fairs of the fire
eompanies, opened last Friday night,
jne at tie National and the other at
the City Hall. Both of the halls are
neatly arranged, and the display OF
the lottery articles in each is very
attractive.
The entertainments given at each
place are well received and are plenty
good enough for the price Of admis-
sion. As regards attendance we be-
lieve it is about equally divided thus
far.
Both fairs may safely be pronounced
a success and each possesses its peeul-
lar attraction. Go to the F air.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

A splendid selection of Juvenile
and Toy Books at Huss'.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

COAL OIL for S5c., at Ullrieh's.
WoRsTED GOODS enough for all and
at prices that will not fail to suit the
purchaser, at
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

PINE Tar at Marquardt's Drug Store.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

4 good Brick House on Washington
Street for sale cheap. Inquire of
If w. P. & II. NOBLE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

Buy. your New Years presents at
Ullrichis Drug Stores. ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29
DiUision c.
, SWINE.
CLASS 8.
BERKSHIRES,
DiUision
POULTRY.
CLASS 6.

No. Trio Crevecour. 500
50 to lst and 81 to ID.
Same premium for Light Brahmas, :,
Dark Brahmas, HOudaus. La
Fleche. COehins, Shsnghais,
Games. Spanish, Polands, Mixed
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

A SURE cure for coughs and colds
at Ullrich's Drug Store.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

A splendid lot of Holiday Toys, for
sale cheap, at L H. Tompkins' Cheap
Cash Store, West Lodi o.,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

TOLEDO Stock and Cream Ale kept
on draught at the AIhambra Saloon
by F. A. AMENDE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

on Cake Ground, always on hand
and for sale, at H. A. BUsKIRK's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29
LO.0F-On Monday night last

Loo. F.-On Monday night last
the following Officers were elected by
seneca Lodge, No. 35, I. o. o. T.
y. G.-R. Nichols.
V. CD. BDwersOx.
Rec. Sec.-J. II. Ridgeiy.
Perm See. Lepprr.
Treas.-U. L. Weirick.
Trustees. Levi Weirick, D. G. IT,
uison, Simon Snyder.
J. W. Love clerk Of Trustees.
Installation Monday night, Janua-
rs 2d 1871.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

HIDES, HIDEs.-Farmers don't sell
your hides until you call on Bruen-
merit & Beckley. They pay the high
est price going.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

ii. A. BUsKIRR.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

FOUND Found at last that Johr
Young sells notions cheaper than any
other house.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

GROUND OIL CAKE at Bruennert &
Beckley's Grocery Store. Persons
having stock should use 1t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

4" sl-Pen Buck Ewes, Meriaos 1890
10 and 5.
" S2-Pen buck y ewes, mid wool Is, co
10and 5.
33-Pen ! buck ewes long wool 1900
10 and 5.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

RUSTIC Linen and paper Window
Shades-all new-at Marquardt's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

AsHToN's Liverpool Salt, the only
kind fit for salting butter, is kept at
Buskirk's Stone Front grocery store.
1t costs but little more than common
salt, and is far superior.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

H4lOHg the LlHes".-Gen. ". H.
Gibson will deliver his celebrated lsc-
ture, "AlOng the Lines" At the Meth
JIist Church in GIeeD Spring on
wednesday evening, Jan. 4th, ISL.
The proceeds are TO be used for buy
.ng q new Organ for the Church.
We can assure our Green Spring
friends that they will enjoy a rich
treat in this Ieeture,and We hope they
may give the General a good house.
Turn out.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

CALL at the new Stone Front for
your groceries. You win always find
good goods and at favorable rates for
the purchaser, at H. A. BUsKIRK's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

THE Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF
q. Y. Cash Assets S45,OOO,OOO.
J. R. UMsTED Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

We see that a number Of our ex-
changes Sin accordance with an old
established CUSTOM do not issue pa
pers this week. This custom is not
long established, neither is it right.
We do not for our part see why we
nave a right to not publish q paper
turing the holidays, when We have
sixteen hundred readers waiting up
on our paper, besides business mel
who are paying US fer advertising.
Papers that choose can do this, tut we
10 not consider il business.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

DRESS GOODS, the handsomest line
that was ever thrown on the counter.
Come and take look at them. We
do not charge for showing goods at
NICoLAI & HoLDEkMAN's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

WHERE is the best assortment of
Wall Paper in Tifin. At Marquardt's
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-12-29

10 be exhibited in the yoke and thor
oughly tested by the judgss to Ilow,
wagon or cart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-20

mun9. Gin 8rurer hes &5niss ron
@rie@enlano, bel benz ansefrast rurce,
lebnte fofort al. Nun >purce Der adt>
iiajdbriae @eneral Gspartero aerdblt,
aver cteier alte @epolutiondr fennt iein
@olf: aue Ceputation Der @ortes unp
allies Bitten tlieten fru@tlos. Der
Se:so9 pom Montpeniier, Sobn eouis
pbtlipp5 pom Granfret&. unr @emabl
elmer Z hme|ter Der snttbrrnten. SIaz
bella, mar Der Ginsi9e, Der ben 9brpn
germ teiie9en bate, er fonnte ober na6
Rem unalldlidcu Dueu NIT rem prinz
3eu 6enry ron8purtpn feline poQe Spe'
0rittel Der Got!e5 auf fi9 pereini9en
uno iumit war AUDI pas ntdts. SIM
StiQeu fol- AUDI bel Dem baierii1en
prin3en, einem Sobne be6 6ersp9s
War, peraebli& on9epodt murren lein,
It's man idlie6lid auf oenprin;en Qeoz
polo Don 6pben,ollern serfitl, be11en
Namen ~ perbdnsni6ppa nit Der Gntz
wideluns Der jln9iten Greisni0t oerz
fnlpft 1T. Der nexeite 1broneanpipat
stebt Su eem 1dun fraber erSrterten
projeete neuerring5 NnlaB, raS purd
feline Berufune encli@ cine @ereiniz
9un9 Don Spanien uno portugal erz
3ielt peroen f5nnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-20

feit fit ta5 oemeine @aterlono au9e>
9or9en. rab es Wfir Elm unatmetelt'
Dies Becirfnie 1T, bief:n Ginfla1s
eeut11en @eittes 5ffentti@ gu teSeuaer.
,lnc Gem Musrrud meines t6nialide11
Danfes bic @eriideruna b%in;usuidaer,
tae i9 rem ceutiden @plfe 1reue un'
Greus en%teesentrinse uno unrpanreltat
balten rperre. Die 2tete gum aen1el1<
}amen @atcrianee. bic eian1ltbiAe Grz
bebuna Der ceutiden Stdmme unp III
rer Glriten bat ALE llnterldtere uno
@eeenldse in ii6 aeldlclen uro rcr<
5Sbnt, uup CHING, wie faum jemals ;us
por> rarf Deutihlanc in ieiner Gtnmi-
tbiateit wie in ietnem Ne9te bic 8lras
1daft fncen, raj Der 2ries ibn cau<
ernren Triecen brinAsn uno RAP aus
Der bluti9en Saat cine BON 0ott 9ez
5e9nete Grnte reutlher Gyeibeit uno
Gint9feit lprisBcn werre.
@ilbelm."
Berlin, Is. Suli 1870.
Das reutihe Tolf miro ftd |pdter
an pieies in Der 3eit Der @efabr 0e9ez
bene f1ni9lide @ort erinnern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-20
Gbriifentbuu, unb ba8 10:
ciaIe 2ebem i'm Mltcrtbm,t.
(Gortiebuna.)

@ibrtno e6 ndmlt6 bemManne gu
itanr, rpesen neS 9eriu9iten @~ereebene
feline Irau ~ %peritoben, unp fle, ielbfl
obne einen@ runc ansu9cben, gang mad
Belteten iu entla(en, mar bic Grau
Dem anne aesenlber redt< unp iduB=
los unp ie funnte aeieBltd ni9t einma|
aeaen Ben 9r66ten Ireubru@ c%elelbeu
einidreit n.
Mu@ in Npm eenlatcn bic einfa@s
fen 0riince, um bic Gbe aufsubeteu
une >pen1 mir leien, tae GaiuS Gull
picius feline Trau e%ntlafen babe, wetl
lie unyeridleicrt lber rie Straee 9ez
saneeu mar, rrer rab Yublius Sem>
pronius bic ieinise periieb, neil fe
obne iein WiiIm ra6 lbeatey bejudi
bate, 70 1T Is fir une ihmer III ent=
lheiren, mas pom beicen un5 tiefer be-
ribrt, Die ScrslpF9teit NIT wsldsr
man Die beilisiten Yanpe unaetraft ger:
rciben lief, prer Der 9obn, ,pel1er fid
sesen tas meitli&e @eidledt iberz
baupt rurd rersleiden3 batia6en aus
lpra1. Wan betra1tete ras @eit
tpie cine @aare, relde maj, beliebia
perbanceln funnte, une Ielbf Ter fttenz
ltrense Cato permo@te Go ni9t tid
iiber zen @eift ieiner Belt 3u erbeben,
unp bulpiste often rieter morality Ct
n%ieerisenren Electromagnetic. &C.
gen cieie @iQtlr pes Mannes 11ibte
cte Grau tein 0eieB, Ge mar eben redtz
los uno gait fets ais unmInpt9 nil
lenlos trat fe in bic Gbe Elm, urp ebeu
~ wtQenlos perliee fe has 6au6 ibrea
Wanncs UNI unter rte Gormuncl1aft
tires Nater6 ODER 8rurerS 3%urid3utre:
ten.
Itelsr 2etdtfinn jebp@> tpel9er Bel
BEN Gbel1etpun9en berpprtrat, rdhtt
iid auf rte bitterite @eife, inpem ni9t
nur ale uup jere 6am%iltenbanpe ser>
riilen purpen, ionptrn aud cine mora
liihe S6ledtisfeit plaB 9rif, wel9f
jepen Sesrif lbe:iteist.
[5ortiesuns folet.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-20
Sic @rier umb bic Gle.

Die Mincunsen cieler teiren BllNe
finn, wie beridtet nurce, purd tie
8erienfune untrau6borer alter S9ife
u%nfabrbar oen,adt morren. Diepuntte,
an welGen pie Sbife p~erlenft wuroen,
iinp nidt onse9eben worceu, iino oter
jecenfaus 10 aueeemdblt, raj Tie it@
3ura S6uye Der Stlrte 8remeu unc
9ambura ei9nen.
Iie @slsr 1T ein6lub Don $50 (en9<
lijben) Meilen Qinae unD fat his CUR
QueQe fbifftar. S1ife NIT Z Gub
1tefAana f5nnen BON cer zee aus bis
Bremeu oelansen, iolde Don IS Gub
bis 9eaelad. 0r5ltere SGife f1nnen
riht wsiter al6 BIG Bremerbapen ber>
auftommer. Gieit5 lie9t "a Weilen
n1rcli1 BON Bremen an Der Wlnpuna
Der @eier, pelde bier cine 9robe 20
Meilen lanse uno IL Meilen brsite
8udt bilpet. Sn 9remerbaren be1n>
BET ii9 Elm int Sabre 1920 erri@teter
6afen. Gie liefe resielben betrd9t bel
tsr b5dfen Glutb 26 Tub. Gin an
terer wfdtiser punft in Ger Nd6e Ger
@tlerminrun9 1T rie SabreminounS,
poer Der Sabrebuien, an weldem preuz
fen ausasrebnte befetiste S@iHsbaus
b5ie anae:eat bat.
Die Gbe 1T Elm Tlus spn un9efdbr
400 (enaliiden) Meilen Qdnse. 70
Meilen pom Ter Minrun9 e%ntfernt lie9t
6amtura. Die Minruna 1T unQe>
fibr IA Meilen nett, BAT .piete Sancz.
bdnts. rod t5nn.u nod S@ife nit IA
Gus 1isfsana bis hamturs aclansen.
Inter iolhen umitdncen baten rir
@erlenfun9en jerenfaus nett otcn, in
ben 6lujlen ftatt0efunren, uno reGnet
man rie @eQibafuna rer Spien UNI
bic Mtpslenbeit Ger yoptien binju, ~
III bic Giniabrt in Die 8eitr unr Glbe
uneebcucr elihwert. ia fat unm5alid
oemadt. Das Tabrmalfer Yerdnrert
iih in Tolse Ter beftiaen StrSmun9
febr bdufg uno S6ifG welde ntdt
lsbr funriae Nubrer an Soarc baben,
fnp fortmdbrenc rer 0efabr aus9elegt>
III %trancen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-20
gm$eerauber
GtbtnsbilStr 'oa ssr nars(ts.
6urtiesuas.)

Der aber f1eute ii6, als ob er i'm
ear nidt p%erftdnpe, ren1 es dracrte Jpn
raB per Mlte fib mebr UNI feline Nn9e
lesenbeiten befiimmerte als Jpn n6tbts
l9ien.
Die Belt Der Mbfabrt mar encli6
eefommen; Die Treunre nabmen Nb>
l9iep, Tbate unp Yeit idwentten bic
9lte unp Der Gwer iebte fid in 8ewez
auns. Wietenyetel, rief lbate, fomm
ieBt aus beinemH attenlp9e beryor, mir
trau9en teine 6ulfe.
SD fcmne >%pabrbaftia 9erne, iprad
Der Mneereeete, irrem fi9 cine lanse
@efalt unter Rem &aiten bersorarteiz
tete. So mabr i@ Gin ridtieer Urieie
bin, ebe i'd nod einmal 8sritedtn lpiez
!e, mill i'd bod licber ZEN 6elsoldncern
iaeen: @iebenpeter 1T "a I'M" beaebrt
in Gurem 5ofen einen Y!aB fir leinen
&iel.
Die wdnner besanne1 ju arteiten,
Ge ipradm wenis suiammen; cie Sez
ael batten 0uten Wino uno Die Gabrt
ein9 siemlid ldneu ron Statten. Sc
war eine munpertar lh1ne Nadt, ris
Sterne oligertsn IL bell auf Gle uaenrz
lide 5ldde Res Meeres niercr, roe
ielt1t ric1e Sbifer, bic iih ech menia
un NaturlbSnbeitsn befimmern. bin
aullbauen mubten. Sic Nubruna
aber causrts niDt lanee ; bale wanpz
ten (i9 rie Musen miecsr Dem 8orp ~.
no eS auerptn96 senua 81 tbun 9at,
rsnn Ter @inp tpedielte biufia cit
Nidtuns, pte cs wobl eft eei9ieht,
wenn ancere5 8etter i'm NnSuAe 1T.
Bis Witternadt mar oter nod fein
Nn,ei1en Don einem 2 turme Ia. Tam
ater erbcb CT fid uuc payf ben Gwer
bin unp Der.
Gbatc tesann fir lein Gabueua ~
firdten, pbmpbl es ron tii6u9er Sau
art mar. @isbenpeter aber lad,te unr
rtef: 2ae mid einmal Ben Gwer com
manoiren unr icy ri6 ans Steuer.
IS mii6te mabrideinltd nod oneers
fommen, 1penn uns bier etpa5 quito
fen fpute. 60 lanae mir rte Glts
nid,t erreiden, brau9en mir ni9ts 3u
firdten.
@ieben Yeter r'ar Elm Seemann BON
&opf bis auf rie 3eben unp am teitsn
seiel IS ibm auf rem 8a6er, penn es
Zen Mn1dein bate, ais p6 S9iT unr
Wann ut @runre 9sben lpute. Gr
bewies eas audi jeBt wieeer ; obmpbl
Der Dinp nit jsper Minute ftirtsr uno
Die gfa1t II runfel purre, ras man ben
6immel pom Meere nidt untesideipen
fpnnte, ~ trcBte It eo9 rem Wetter.
8orwarts tamen fc wenis. Ml5 Ger
Mpraer anbra9, ,paren fe faum
10 nett Don 6sl9olanu entfernt, taS ie
pom Sberlance aus niGt mebr ee1ez
leben ,perpen tonnten. Mu1 bel bel
lem Sage eins Die Gabrt nur dueerit
lanafam Dor f@; Sbate bereute es jebt.
pab Ct nidt mebr 8emannun9 mitBez
nommen bate. @snn fem 0wer gu
0runbe sin9, 70 tpar er tin 9eldlaSez
ner Mann. Nn feline Yerlon padte er
erit in leBter Qinie.
Den Sag iter famen cine mer3e
BON Tabreu3en in Si@t bic ~r.e;te,'
bic meiiten rerielben tati . I'M Sturm
selittsn> Dem sineu bi1sen Die Seeel in
JeBen berab, REM sneiten >par einMafl
eebroben> pas pritte bate einen 2ed,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-20
Gpanien'5 &bru,r

1T sur stunce nod unbelebt. No6
jsBt iuheu riejeniaen, wsl@e cie Ma9t
in ,bren 6inreu baben, in allen Qdnz
bern mad einem firitli6en Wenl1enz
ftnpe, melhee cieGig:nldatt beldGe, auf
ben lpanii1snS bron ;u ltyen, unp llb juz
9ls'd gum Sptelbaue Ger rortisen Yarz
tsiflbrer berseten ;u pcuen. I'm fi9
1T cis(e5 &6nisiu9en lsbr li9erli9.
Mie ernit absr AUDI Die Tplsen zines
lclden p~oienipiels inter llmitdncen
nerpen t1nnen> bemeiot cer Musbru1
ees ueueiten Srieses in europa, III
rel1.m Spanien Den ornano ~lieferte.
Nuumebr fol- elmer &%abelcepslde ;u>
folse rie lpanil@e &rone benz prin;en
Mlpbpns pom Portugal, benz erft 5
Sabre alten 3rpeiten Spbne re5 portuz
9ieili4en Sdatteuf5ni9s a%n9eboten
mproen lein> nobel wabr19einli@ Ter
Sntrisuant prim rie Neaentidaft
wdbreno Der Minterjibriefsit pieiss
&naten In Musii@t uimmt. User
3dblt ar bic prin3en, benen felt cer
Derja9uns feiner ISABELLA bas un>
0lldlide xano bereits na&9elaufeu it,
uu1 pie Nnnabme ieiner 8rcne 5u er>
Reben? Grinnern mir uns redt ioperz
iuaten Die Spanier IS ,uerit NIT rem
frabern &5nis 6ernanpu, rem &ater
res jsBiaen S6aiae Yon Portugal, nell
der bis our @robjdbrisfsit ieines Spbz
mes unter rem Namen u&Snis" ris
&taentibaft tib,te, n'r jrBt ilQ cie
bic 8rone Gem Gnfe' o,E'siben Mannes
ansstuten merteu! Als Ternanro abb
lsbntc, ocriudte man einsn Staliener,
ben prinSen yon G;snua, NeHen res
A0niAsS'ctorSmanud, gu beldm1Ben,
tnreB perlaste Ger yestere> ais Sorz
mun0 ces Gsmablten, feline 3ufim<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-20
Sic Tef1un8en Nprbteutib:
Iau68.

Der Norrbeutide 8unb bat 9ese1z
mdrti9 8 Jeitun9en erften, IS Getunz
gen jweiten uno 5 pritten Nanses.
Gefun9en erfen &an9es.
Nm -Main& Goblen3, &Sln.
Nn Der Glbe-&6ni9fein> Ma9oez
burg.
Mn rer rer-St
&n Der Wertba -YpI en.
Gin Der @ei9lel-Dan3ia.
Mn Der Yrs9el- &5ni9sters.
Geitur9en. ;eiten &an9es.
9n her Saar-Saarlouis.
Nm @bein-WeIel
sn ber @eler-Mtnten.
An Der @era-Grfurt.
An Ger Glbe-1oreau.
IN rer
Mn Ger Srer-@lo3au.
On Der Nei0t-0laB. Netle,
Mn BET Salee- Gonoe'bura, Dip
pei, Hiel> Grieori@fart, Strallune> Golz
berg.
Jefun9en tritten &an9es.
Yin her Glbe-W ittsnber9.
an rer Srcr -&olsl 8Iitrin.
Mn Der @~ei9lel-@raurenj.
Mn Der Sniee-Swiueminre gill
lau, rasu tommen nod rte 8efeliBunz
0en ron Iresren, MarienturS uni
Dirihau, 1owie Ger @elerz unp Glbes
Wilucuu9en unp Sort Mlemel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-20
II.
ptrubisuug.

Mie ttr aud bic Sage Fisten
Dine 3af une Nieeertetr:
essne ie uno Ia6 Ge iisbea,
CRANE i9eiueno bip ni9t mebr.
@il lId bir bic @snre n:isex
llne Der Sag in Nagt serset'u.
@aQenb burd Der @terne Geisen,
6reue bid, ben Monp 3u leb'n.
BAT bid, {iB sou, @dlaf umfanosnL
Bet9eno nod eewsft bic Na@t,
0reue bid, ba6 aufsesanssn
Nun Der Gag in gslp'nn pra@t.
TsA BON iesli&er Minute
Gorbre uiht Der 6reuee 3eQ,
Sur BEN tttaSufrieo'nen Mutbe
@irp baS Maas Der Greute sud.
11nt int e@eiben uxb i'm Reiben
9alte Dir bic Ssele jung,
Wanbelme unter 2ut unp 2eieeu:
befuune unb 0rinneruns.
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Florence.
On Tuesday we visited this enter

On Tuesday we visited this enter.
prising Howard county village, TX
cavations is nearly completed for the
grist mill to be erected there by
Barnard, St. John & Co. and the
work upon tho foundation will be
commenced Immediately. The tim
Der for the frame is on the ground
andis being framed ready for the
foundation. The new store Of Bar
nard & st. John the proprietors are
already occupying. and We pronounce
It the best in all departments Of. any
thing in the county, and with stock
Of goods unsurpassed in excellence
and extent west of the river towns. -
We also visited the futter wheel in
Granger. which was running under a
full head. We are puny little fsl-
low compared with Samson Of old, yet
found no difficulty in seizing the re.
volving wheel by the paddles stopping
and even reversing the motion. That
thing will DO power some day, for
be it known it is only q few weeks
old now. <.""t. ss"t .-@@. ..
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pei compliance with the plain die.

pei compliance with the plain die:
tatcs of duty? q Il
Then there are evils that were
thoughtlessly erected, that arc per.
haps as thoughtlessly continued.
which the good sense of those who
caused thoir erection should sec If
speedily removed as possible. Eve.
~ year as our town increases in pop
ulation. in wealth, 10 business i'm.
portancc, this latter class Of evils
will become more and more unbeara-
BILE. Now they are tolerated be.
cause those to whom they will be.
come nuisances in time, are not onl J
naturally forbearing, but arc for the
time being eugrosscd in business pur.
suits. that scarcely give = moments
time to observe how these matters
will be and appear in the future.
We scarcely need say that the nui.
san &c here alluded to arises from the
needless manner of erecting hog St. yes
stables, and other uncouth and often.
sive structures under q neighbor's
window. or in front Of public edi.
fee in such manner as to offend
good taste, and SO as to rebuke the
breeding Of the offender. Believing
that onr people as class are as en-.
terprising. as energetic and as prompt
to profit by q suggestion designed, t.
make more beautiful, healthy ane
attractive, our town with all its sur
roundings, as the people of any ri
val town or city can be as to its
town, we throw out these sugges.
tions as proper food for reflection
trusting that every one who may see
a nuisance created or permitted at
his instance will be prompt and vigi.
liant in its removal. r.... F.. ....
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s1slsisnssCes .1OO,st zOacle.

There arc. We regret to say. class
of nuisanccs abouttown that are re.
ally offensive to persons Of refined
taste, and that render our otherwise
beautiful and enterprising, town in
these respects really offensive. 10
begin. there is Elm street is one com-
plete mass Of litter. the aecumula ed
filth ct the stores. swept cut to blow
into the face. and offend the vision
and smell Of the thousands Who every
week throngits stores. and business
places. And in tho rear of most Of
them and il the alleys i an accupu-
lation Of straw and filth Of various
kinds. offensive both to eight and
smell. and extremely basardoss 10 to
6res. The question now sought to be
solved is whether those interested
have public spirit. and local pride
enough to induce each for him :elf, to
from in front and rasr Of hi.
owD premises the nuisansos po inted
put? Orwhcther the town council
till be required by ordiosncc to COM
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From tie Detroit Mechanic and Iny,n.--


The Coon TINE CoME.-The patent 50
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the four
melton feed sewing machine, has at last ex-
PRED, and m extension is refused. The day
has gone by when machine costing but
from $l6 TO $50 can be sold at,from Sec to
xl25. We see that the American Shattle
Sewing machise Company Of Detroit are
FIRST in the field with machine cmbodyinr
all the best features Of the more cestly ar-
ticle, and while their machines are in every
pnrtlcular,Gs perfect in their adoption TO
I'll classes u work as the Wheeler & Wilson
Grover 4 Baker, and Singer, they are now
disposing Of them It prices ranging from
80 to $40. This is certainly an immense
reduction, and its effects are already TO be
seen in tho large orders received, aud the
large shipments being made daily by the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Compa-
ny, ll5 Bates street, Detroit. $3.50
Mr.. Jucob Clason is the General Agent
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him stamp
Tor circular and sample work. He wants
live agents everywhere. Extra induce
ments offered. Address jacob clason.
West Union Iowa. ~ I9-vI.
-. r STONE, Agent, Howard Center,
Howard Co., Iowa.
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The New Hampton Courier few
weeks since contained call from the
treasurer Of the Cemetery Associa.
ton that probably will not be needed
by those to whom addressed till Ga.
briel blows his trumpet. 1t reads as
follows: .-..-i
Nor1cz-Is hereby given to all
persons occupying lots in the New
Hampton Cemetery and have not
paid for tho same to call on the Treas
urer, get their deeds and pay for tho
same without delay. $500
Don. A. JACKSON, Trcas'r.