The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-18
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NRIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
WYANnOT cOuNTY.

wYANDOT COUNTY.
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room" will
be represented on the I'd prox
will be observed, we have this week
introduced new feature of local in
terest in the Republican, namely, the
publication of births. After due con-
sideration we have concluded that it
is as proper as the usual publication
of marriages and deaths.........A coun-
ty map is soon to be issued, and a
want long needed filled.-Repu6Iicdn.
.........At an election held at the law
office of Grisell & Kali, on Saturday,
the 5th inst, the following named
gentlemen were elected officers of the
Wyandot Agricultural Society for
the ensuing year: President, John S.
Rappe; Vice President, Curtis Berry,
Jr.; Directors, w. F. Goodbread, Ben.
Williams, G. Culver, Peter Tobias,
Daniel Hale and ThOs. McClair.........-
About seventy. five veteran delin-
.quents viii be decapitated unless they
call at the Captains Office and fork
over. We would like to retain them,
but we can't furnish them the Union
any longer for nothing UaiOn.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
A few days ago one of the family of
r. Cahill, Esq, of Vernon township,
well known to our readers, was pro-
jecting and experimenting with the
celebrated nOn-explOsive rose oil,
when it exploded, bursting things
generally, and burning young lady
who was looking on. Fortunately
there was but little in the can and the
injury, therefore, was not very seri-
GUS. ......... Blind Tom will exhibit in
Bucyrus on the 2lst.........B Bills are
posted around the town announcing
that on the I'd of March the people
are to have the privilege of voting
another twelve thousand dollars into
the hands of the Board of Education,
or of refusing to entrust them with
any further sum.-JOurRdl.. .........The
revival in the NJ. E. church of this
place closed this week. Much inter-
est has been manifest. There were
over twenty conversions and acees-
The Evangelical Lutheran
church closed an interesting revival
this week Quite a number of con-
versions are reported. d.........An old gen.
tleman named John n. Bahler, living
near Bucyrus, fell dead by the side of
his wheel-barrOw, on last Tuesday
noon. He was subject to epileptic fits.
.........Adam Rettig, Esq, had his
arm badly cut one day this week by
accidentally falling on an ax.......,,A
very interesting meeting is in prog
ress at the Presbyterian church of
this place. Many are inquiring the
way to Zion.-FbTIal
sANDUsKY COUNTY.
The number of marriage licenses is
sued during the month of January
was 20, and the number of wills pro-
bated during the month of January
was 5......... .FOstOria has the Railroad
fever badly, but FOstoria has this ad-
vantage over Fremont, if there is any
chance for an additional road her citi-
zens, will be up and doing, and will
endeavOr to induce the road to come
through it, by prompt subscriptions.
Solomon Immel, who lives near
Rollersville, met with a serious and
probably fatal accident, on Wednes-
day last. While assisting in raising
a log barn, one of the logs fell, strik-
ing him on the head crushing his
skull in fearful manner, and break
ing his leg. His recovery is hardly
possible. The Trustees of the Pres
byterian Church, have decided to dis
pense with the system of renting pews.
Some scamp that deserves the
benefit OF a severe law, cut the tops of
three buggies belonging to the livery
stable of Mr.. George Hurdick, of this
city few nights ago. The buggies
were nearly new, and the leather on
the tops was cut in a shameful man.
ner.-Journdl ......A burglar event
through" the house of Mr.. Joe Batig
on Wednesday night of last week.
Some jewclry and few other articles
were taken.........The lumber trade OF