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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
VOLUME 22-NUMBER %
Woman and the POlls-The Election in
WyOmlns-Ladies YOtiRg-Seenes
aud Incidents.

anu
There is great rejoicing here to-day,
mingled with ''wailing and gnashing
Of teeth" Judge w. T. Jones, the
Republican candidate for delegate to
Congress, IS elected by n majority of
I l6O votes. The Democrats carried the
last election by a majority Of ], 400
votes The ladies very generally avail
ed Themselves Of their newly acquired
right of franchise. Even the fancy
women here were out to q man. 1 be-
lieve / wrote you in my last that two
ladies had been put upon the Republic
can ticket, one for county clerk, and
the other for school superintendent.
Alas for the degeneraey Of the finest
they shared the common fate Of their
associates. There were found men
ungallant enough to run in oppOsi-
ton to them, and chivalrous enough
TO accept of the victory over them. It
was some consolation, however, to
wounded Sensitiveness TO know that
one of the ladies ran a whole length
ahead Of the other candidates on her
own ticket, and came within ten votes
of flooring her Democratic competi-
tor That was Mrs. Pickett, candi-
date for County Clerk. L suppose that
as the Republicans moved upon the
enemy, they thought they must keep
the Pickett in advance. The ladies,
with few exceptions, We're brought to
the polls IN carriages and Omnibuses,
deposited their ballots, and Immediate
ly stepped in again and were driven
home. One incident of the day is
worth relating. The oldest woman,
perhaps the oldest person in Cheyenne,
eighty years of age, went to the polls
and voted her first ballot. When she
alighted from the buggy the whole
crowd surrounding the polls, Republi-
cans and Democrats, took of their
hats while she marched through and
deposited her vote. When she turn
ed to go away three cheers were called
for, and given so loud that they were
heard several squares. She'll be like
ly to remember her first ballot while
she lives. The ladies did not all vote
one way by any means. UndOubted-
ly the majority voted the Republican
ticket, hut quite a sprinkling of them
voted with the Democrats. It would
seem little ungrateful not to have
done so. But both parties had run
neEs out with buggies, from morning
till sundOwn, gathering up all the la
dies and females that could be
found. OF course we did not expect
any imprOprieties on the part of the
ladies. And it was at least fine IL
lustratiOn of that respect and rever-
enee which the men of America have !
for females, that not even a drunken /
rough was heard to offer an insult. /
This may have been partly owing;tO |
the fact that both parties were court /
ing them. I might make some CON- |
ments upon the manifest tendency of
the thing, however, in its ineipieney, ]
that does not seem promising, but 1
fOrbear.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
FLIzE.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.
l hate a fiji.

l hate a fiji.
A nj has got no manners
He amt no gentleman.
1 He's an intrOOder, don't send in Nc
kard, nor AK an interduckshun, mol
don't knox at the front door, and nuy-
er, nuver think nv takin Offhis hat.
Fust you knO he is in bed with you
andupyOur nOse-thO wat he wants thai
is mistry-and he invites hisself to
breakfast, and sets dOun in your but
ter thOut brushin lis pants.
He helps hisself to sugar, and meat,
and merlassis, and don't wait for no
invitation. He's got a good appytite,
and jist as sun eat one thing as an
uther.
T'aint no use to challenge him for
/ takin liberties; he keeps up a hostile
kOrrispOndenee with you, whether or
not, and shoots hisself at you like a
/ built, and he nuver misses, nuver.
He'll kiss yore wife 20 times a day,
and ZizZ zoo, and ridieule you if you
say a word, and he'd ruther you q
slap at him than not box; he's a dOdg-
er nv the dOdgirinst kline. Every
time you slap, you don't slap him,
but slap yOreself, and he ZizZeZ and
pints his hine leg of skOrn at YOU till
he aggravates you to distrakshin.
He glOries in lightin every pop on
the ixacdt spot Whar you druv from,
wich pruves the intention to teeze
you. Don't tell me he amt got no
mind; he knows what he's after
He's got sense, and tcO much ov it,
the he never went to skoOl day in
his life, Except in a supe dish.
He's mean, Indignant, Owdashus,
premedidated cuss.
His mother never padded him with
a slipper. His MORALS wus nigleektid
and he lacks a good deal Ov humility
mitely. He amt bashful a bit, and /
doubt if he bushes Ofting.
In fIek, he wuZ nuver fetched up q
tall.
He was born full grown, he don't
git Old-uther things git old, but lie
huver gifts Old-and he is imperdent-
and misehevOus to the day Nv his
deth.
He drOOpZ in cold weather, and you
kin mash him on window pain, and
you've jest put yore finger in it. He
comes agin next yeer, and a heep
more with him. Taint no use.
One fiji to family might do for
amusement, butthe good Ov so menny
fiiZe be dogOh eff kin see, kin you?
l hay thort much about fiize, and /
hav notist how Ofting they stop in
thar devilry to comb thar heads and
skratch thar nose with thar four legs,
and gOuge thar arm-pits under thar
wings, and the tops Ov thar wings
with thar legs.
And my kandid Opynium are, that
fiiZe is lowsy, they eeches all the time,
is miserbul, and that makes 'em bad
tempered, and want to make uther
peepil miserbul too.
Eff that amt the hossfy Ov fiize, I
give up.
Altho fly don't send in his kard,
he always leaves one, and don't like
it. Taint pritty, if tits round. He
kant make 4 cross-mark, only a dot,
and he is always dotting whar thar
amt no is. Thars no end 10 his per-
iods, but he never Gums to full
stop. Sieh hanpritin is disa-
greeabil,
He's an artist, but his fresco an his
wall paperin I don't admire. Thars
too much sameness in his patterns
His specs is the only specs that don't /
help the eyes. You kant see thrOo /
um, and you don't want to.
hate fiji.
Darn fiji.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
From the Troy Wing.
An ElOpement with a Moral.

Some time ago an Englishman nam
| ed Wickwire came TO this city from
the land OffOgs and roast beef, and took
up his abode at Mrs. Mathews board
ing house near the Nail Factory. He
is by trade worker in copper, and
said he had only been in this country
six weeks. He is q small man, with
out whiskers, and is said to be good
looking. We now turn TO the hero
inc. Mrs. Salmon is a married lady,
and for some time past has been
boarding at the house of hIr. Ander-
son, on Madison street. She IS young,
beautiful, well educated, makes dress
Is, and has little girl about three
years old. As to the husband (and
perhaps he ought not to be neglected
altogether,) he is at present at work
liza NeWburg as an engineer. The
characters being introduced, we now
come to our story. About a week ago
Mrs. Salmon was engaged to go to
Mrs. Mathews, where Wickwire
boarded, to do some sewing. They
met. 1t was a fatal hour. But that
wasn't the worst Of it-they kept
meeting. Wiekwire visited her at
her boarding house, on Madison
street, and altogether he was very at
tentive. Meanwhile, Salmon kept on
engineering at Newberg. Yesterday
occurred the denOuement. 1t would
not do, of course, to await the arrivai
of the husband, and only the day be-
fore letter was received from him.
The husband and wife had always
lived on the best of terms, and were
in frequent communication by letter.
Yesterday the lady purchased a trunk
and packed up her things, and to-
gether with her "friend" took the
fearful step. She bid the people at
the boarding house goodbye and
said she was going to Philadelphia
Mr.. Salmon and his wife are both
Scotch by birth, but were married
in Denmark. The wife was well
known ia this city as a talented sing
er, and has been employed at differ
ent times in several of our church
chOirs- So far the elOpement Is a sue
cess, and the only moral that can be
drawn from the affair at this time is
for the benefit of husbands: Don't
leave your wife to grow lonesome
while you are absent in a distant
city.
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BIT OF ASSERTION.

a Dli VI Il oEhMUA.
Whatsoe'r you find 70 do,
Do it, boys with all your might.
Never be a little true,
Or title IN the right.
Trifies even
Lead to heaven,
Trifies make the life OF man
So in all things,
Great OF small things,
Be as thorough as you can.
Let no speck their surface dim
SpOtless truth and honor bright
I'd not give a fig for him
Who says any lie is Whitei
He who falteTs,
Twists or Glters
Little atoms when We speak,
May deceive me,
But believe me
To hfmself he is a sneak
Help the weak IL you are strong,
Love the old IL you are young;
Own 4 fault if you are wrong,
Ifyou're angry hold your tongue.
In each duty
Lies beauty,
IfyOur eyes you do not shut;
Jnst as surely
And securely
As kernel in a nut!
Love with all your heart and soul,
Love with eye and ear and touch
That's the moral OF the whole,
You can never love too much!
'Tis the glory
Ofthe story
In our babyhOod begun,
Our hearts without Il.
Never doubt it,
Are as worlds withouta a sun!
Ifyou think n word would please,
Say 1t, ifit is but true;
Words may give delight with ease,
When no act is asked from you.
Words may often
SoOthe and soften,
Gid a joy or heal a pain;
Jney are treasures
Yielding pleasures
IL Is wicked to retain!
WhatsOe'r you find to do,
Do it then with all your might;
Let your prayers be strong and true
Prayer, my lads, will keep you right
Pray in all things,
Great and small things,
Like Christian gentleman;
And forever,
Now or never,
Be as tho rough as you can.
Good Words JoT the FOl
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A Physicians opinion about a Sick
Baby.

Baby was much worse it had not
only sucked its thumbs, but wriggled
its toes. The doctor, with a grave
face, enterOd the sick room as Biddy
rubbed her mistress with camphOr,
and Mr.. Philips stood by wiping his
eyes with the drapery Of his scant at
tire.
"Oh, doctor, doctor! will it die?-
Only save it, and you may take all 1
have" cried Mrs. Philips, wringing
her hands. ''I'u get down on my
knees and thank you forever"
"Keep your sitting, marm, keep
your sitting" said the doctor, taking
a large pinch Of snuff.
Don't keep Us in suspense Only
look at its precious arml What IL it +?
For the love of Heaven tell me-let
me know the worst"
"Well, marm, if speak out, you
promise not TO blame me?" said the
doctor, gravely.
mo, no ~
"Marm," !" said he, with his long face
still more elongated, 'It's my opin-
ion, as a man and a physician, that
the child has been bitten by four bed
bugs, or else il has been bitten in four
places by one insect Of that descrip-
tion.n
"Dr. Gray" cried the father, do
you mean 10 insult us?"
'By no means, sir-I repeat"
mo, you don't - yelled Mrs p
tits enough TO insinuate thai / have
bedbugs, to say nothing Of your libel
on that little angel cherub. Get out
of this house this instant, you mean,
cheating, insulting old vagabOnd :"
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Konnn an, ner,eIr shnntlng

At Bethel Church, in CatOOsa cOun-
ty, a woman, under the influence Of 4
religious excitement, commenced
shouting, and 50 intense was her en-
thusiasm that she did not cease her
gyrations till overcome by violent ex-
ertion, intense heat and the fetid at
mOsphere Of a close room. In this
condition Of utter prOstratiOn Of mind
and body she was borne out Of the
house, but her vital energies could
not be resuscitated, and she was soon
a corpse. a young man, during the
same meeting, was carried out, hay-
ing been overcome by oppressive
heat while shouting.-[G Georgia Citi-
zen
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There is good story Of a well-knOwu
lawyer who was bothered by the i'm
pOrtunities Of two Ounget-rid-a-ble lady
eanvassers for a new work. Finally,
in order to get rid Of them, he said
Ladies, the partnership Of which am
a member, has lately been 50 impru-
dent as to issue a new work Of their
own, which, in consequence of the
enormous expense attending its illus
tratiOns, establishments, &c, has CON-
pletely crippled US. ''Then, perhaps, +"
replied the angelic canvasser, 1--we
cOuldprOcure you some subseribers.-
What do you call your work ?''-
"Well, we have not fully determined
as yet, but / guess I'll let my wife
have her own way, and call it after
mechanics Henry"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

A few Sundays ago, as Mr.. Beeehel
was about commencing his sermon, a
stout, fatherly-lOOking man was en-
deavOring to make his way through
the crowd, TO get within better hear
ing distance Of the distinguished ora
tor. At that moment Mr.. Beecher's
voice rang out the words Of the text
"Who art thou 2i "WhO art thou 81
again cried out the dramatic preacher.
The stout party, thinking himself in
the wrong, perhaps, by pressing for
ward, and believing himself TO be per-
sOnally addressed, startled the breth-
rem and nOnplussed their reverend
chieftain by sedately replying, "Pm a
pork merchant from Chicago, sir. /
hope you amt mad. There ain'tnary
chair or else I'd sOt down" Ply
mouth Church didn't recover its Sc
renity for ten minutes.
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GEORGE GAssMAN

TRORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
81 Law, and interpreter In the German
French and Italian languages before the
civil and criminal COurts OF The StGte. 4
close study and application 70 theee and
other languages, IN a sojOurn OF i've yesirs
IN France, Germany, sEitzerlands Italy
ssreecs. syria, Palestine, Turkey-i.rOper ana
England, Will, IL IS believed, the better rec
1nImend him IN this branch OF his prOfes-
sion. once with Dr. Chamberlain.
Feb. "a
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.
VnILMERA KIRCHNER.

HrERCHANT TAILORs and dealers in
Nl Ready-made Clothing, Gents Furnish
Ing Goods Hats, Caps, &C. Constantly on
hand BrOadclOtils, Cassimeres and Nesttngs.
Washington street, Tifin, Ohio. Particular
affeDtlon given to Custom Work. All orders
Will meet with prompt attention n. B.
We have the agency for the best Sewing Ma
chine now in use, NOV. =
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MH PEARCE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Republic, o..
Will give prompt attention 70 collections
Blanlsk Kept on hand. Also, Agent for the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Conn. Once In Town Hall, front room
on the left-
I'd 1e7f-tf
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nrIn- l.C0NNnR.

HAVJNG now permanently located in
Al Thin, has opened an once tn TOmbs'
Block, over IIlrich a Sons Drug Store. he
hopes, by strict attention 70 business with
twenty-lour years experience in the proieess-
sion. 10 merit a liberal share OF the public
uatronaQe- Once hours from A. M. 70 Z.
M. Residence one mile south Of 11nin, on
The PLANK Road. NOV. =.
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DENTISTS.
KINNAHAN a MARTIN,

TEETH inserted ana extracted In a scien-
tifc manner. All work warranted 70
give satisfaction. We are the only Dentists
In the county who have a license for max
ing the Rubber Work. All persons wearing
rubber plates made by dentists having no
license. are liable 20 prosecution. Rooms
over Ffrst National Bank. NOV. q.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AMI
II SURGEON, Tim, Ohio. once hours
IroTa 10 10 A. NJ, and from 2 70 3 p. n,
Saturdays from 10 A NJ. to =. NJ. ONCE on
Market street, ID door east Of the N. T.
church. lAPril II.
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JUSTICE or THE PEACE, Notary PUP
sJ lie, and Licensed Claim Agent. Prompi
attention given TO all kinds OF collections
SOidiersi claims, pensions, Gc., obtained ln
the shortest time possible. Olilce ID door "a
the right IN Town Hall, Republic Ohio.
April y.
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nCuppER cHAnnERLAIN

A RCHIFECF AND GENERAL BUILD
"a zsR, Will take contracts for putting up
BlOclkE, Dwellings, etc, or will oversee such
work. Drawing, Drafts, Plans, etc, for ey-
cry description made and furnished on low
terms Residence, No. ~ Washington ST.,
Thin, o.
Tor Tff TeTn y
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VtHE American Eagle Hotel, Clyde, Ohio
T. Mcbride & Son Proprietors, Offs-
hrst class accommodations for guests.
Oct p
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JOHN WALES.

A UcTIONEER, D. d. NeIkfrk, Clerk,
a ready, at all times, TO cry sales. Post
Once address, Clyde, Ohio.
April s l870-tf
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" RTOVER.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once
in Kirchneris Block, Hain street, THIN
Ohio. Residence No. 8 Clay street, second
Ward. July 2
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HoTELss
TTFFTN HOUSE.

~ KINZER, Proprietor, Market St., Tif-
NJs IN, Ohio. The house has been thor
onghIy Overhauled, has good stabling, and Is
prepared 80 furnish the travelling public with
an necessaries in good style.
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NTEBEL & THOM,
sAFFELL a BALDWIN.
Sole Manufacturers OF the
UNION CHURN.

And Union GrOOVed Washboard.
Also, manufacturers of Buckeye SlsW cut.
ters, Clothes Rack, Sausage Filler and Lard
Press combined, Rolling Pins, Potatf
Mashers, Rat Traps Sleds, Broom Handles
Butter Plugs, &C.
fiHn, o., April IS.
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nrC.o- nEILHARZ.

oURGEON DENTIST. Once at hss resi-
- dence. corner Monroe and Madison
streets, opposite German Reformed Church.
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MEDICAL.
j. G. GOOD,M.D.,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, has nov
permansntly located IN Idfiin- BY a
EIricf attention 70 business, he hopes TO mer-
ID q share Of the patronage Of the citizens Of
Tinln and surrounding country. once IN
T,oounfEi Stone Front Immediately over
Bgskirk'E store, where he Will hold himself
in readiness TO respond 20 all calls by day
and night. ns0-ima
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

According to the census returns the
population of Texas has increased s.
per cent. since 1880.
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EDWN HOLMES

A RCHITECr CrANDBUILDER, sollcis con-
a. tracts for erecting buildings. VIII furn-
lsh drafts and specifications promptly.
Address, Box 0iO, T1mn, U.
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A TTORNEYS AT Law. Special atten-
"A ton given % collections and the sale Of
Teal Esfafs. Once over r. X. ShaWhan a
COS store, Washington street, THIN, Ohio.
NOV. IL
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

Advices from China tell Of an earth
quake on the confines Of Thibet on
the llth Of April last, by which three
thousand two hundred and eighty two
lives were lost.
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Special atten-
A ton given 70 ali kinds Of Military
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions, &C.
once in National Exchange Bank Block
opposite the COuTt House, Tffin, Ohio
Jan. II.
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The health Of Attorney General
Aekerman is rapidly improving.
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DIRECT0R6.
Wanted.

II you have properly to lease ORIENT
or If you are in pursuit Of such prop
erty, make the fact known through
the TRIBuEE
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III. B. MARTIK, d. d..
~ ENNAMAN. VI. D,

NJ n mAAAASs n D-s
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once
IN Empire Block Washington street
Tifin, Ohio.
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wELITAM WOLFF & son,

MANUFACTURES Of Blank Books ard
MI Book Binders. Bindery between PHI.
SeWald's scorBsr and Lemp's Cabinet Shop
Washington street, Tifiin, y.
Sept. ,, 1S70-n49-iL
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q. J. KEEN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public
"A Real Estate, Claim, and General lnsur-
slnce Agent, Tffln, Ohio, once IN CONNER
.iai Row, opposite the First National Bank.
June II.
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Dea't fail to bring your job work to
the TRIBUNE Office. Our facilities
are uaequalled for doing it quickly,
eheaply and neatly.
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WELLS
GARR0IIGTARI,ETS
DR.. Wells Carbolic Tablets

Price = cents per box, sent By mail
on receipt Of the price, by John O KeIlOgg,
- Platt street, y. Y, sole agent for the U. 8.
Sold By Druggists. n5l-4v7
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Bona Eide Circulation


TERMS-One year, in advance, 81 90; Six
months. 81 %; Three months. 50 cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS TRIBUNE as an ad-
vertising medium has no superior. II has a
large circulation, and Is read by a thrifty,
energetic class Of people. Advertisements
inserted as low as in any first-elass paper.
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A TrORNEY At LAW. Special attention
a given - collections and settling esiaifzs
Ofiiee over Grummel's Tobacco store, 1iiiini
Ohio.
Ian. IN. Iszs.-Iy.
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VIZ. 4. GIBSON. T. G. PESNIsGrOS'
GIBSON a PENNINGTON,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Tifin, Ohio. OF
a fee IN FiFEt National Bank Block
Nav 10
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B. SCHMIDT
RESTAURANT,
Market Street, nearly opposite Commercial
Hotel, Tifin, ..
Cincinnati lager Beer,
RHINE VINE,

And the PuFest OF Liquors kept con
stantly on hand. GOOD MEALS furnish
eo 70 Farmers. Aug. II, ls70-n
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FOR RENT.

A HOUSE near the Lutheran Church
n Enquire OF
Oct. 6, Is7Q-n1.
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b usiness DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
I0RN RTDGFLY.

J. K UASEEDs
A TrORNEY AT LAW, Tinin, Ohio, or
a ice No. = Washington Street
Jthe 81, ls70.
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JOHN MeCAULEY

A TTORNEY AT Law, Tlnin, Ohio. Of
"A ice opposite the Court House.
June 10.
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK,
of Taam, Ohio.

PAID IN CAPITAL sIsS.OOO
!. ID. LOOMS, President
.. G. ZELLER, Cashier
J. II. FROST, Teller
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-30

and fastened on the left side by bows and jet
ornaments, and are left hanging in two strea-
mers Of unequal length. Bows, feather tips
and flowers nestle on the top and over the
right ear in delicious confusion.
Many velvet bonnets are in different shades
of color, exquisitely graduated. Most of these
are in the soft quiet cclors, which harmonic
with all compilations, and for 'hghting up"
they depend upon flower clusters of delicate
brilliancy. All bonnets have gros- grain or
velvet strings. As matter of artistic form,
all round-face women should wear these tied
under the chin, while those with oval faces
should tie them under the left ear.
A very elegant high hat for fall is of cream
colored felt, the brim bound with crimson
velvet, the crown encirced by broad band
lace. A spray of crimson velvet flowers with
cream colored leaves, which are carefully
placed against background of velvet, is
posed gracefully on one side.
A very pretty hat to be worn with either a
black or blue robe. is of black straw turned
up with black velvet. On the outside a black
feather waves round the crown, and under
the brim there is a blue feather with bow of
black faille. -Four ends of broad ribbon, two
the back Of the head