The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-01

room in Blooms building, opposite
the Court House, on Market street
for a Leather and Finding Store
/ which will be opened some time
this month.
List OF Unclaimed Letters remain.
ing in the THIN Post Office July 3lst,
1872:
Susan Baeher, II. T. Boyle, Robert
NJ. Burk, Leonard Grouse, Rebecea
CrOmer, Mary Fink, David Free,
William FOcht, G.. w. Galloway, Mrs.
NJ. P. Huffman, N. F. Mann, Rua
MOsier, Mart Miller, John F. Reif, ,Jr.,
Sophia Seitz, Jacob Schaboger, Geo.
H. Shaw, J. simendinger, Ella Speck,
Capt. Charles Waters.
Held for postage Clarence F.Scott,
Dennison, o.; Clara Mickey, Waynes-
bOrO, Pa; B.F. Marigal, Shady Grove,
Pa; Chas. ROhrbeeker, Sandusky, o.
RHnaEay.-Last Satard ay evening
twelve-year old boy, son OF Daniel
Seeholts, was driving his fathers
horse, q spirited animal, near the
Catholic Church, when he became
frightened at q scrap of paper, and
broke into a fearful run. In front of
the residence Of Jos. Myers stood the
team Of Snyder & Myers, and the run
away horse, "going it blind" ran
directly into them, breaking them
loose, when Off they started. Results
ofthe accident: badly hurt boy, two
badly smashed wagons, and two hors-
es, the team Of Snyder & Myers, badly,
injured. iFEEl..lE E-l
Small POx.-We have n ct had a
word TO say on this subject, because
we thought it not best. We publish
this week a communication on the
subject and do so partially under pro-
test. In that, there is a question of
smallpox and no smallpox between
the writer and our Health officers
with which we have nothing to do.
The matter should never have been
made a subject for publication. The
case of fsmaII-nnx-ifit It wac sucn-was
so disposed Of, as to make it impossible
to be dangerous, and upon the recovery
of the man he was sent away. There
has been no danger from this and it
has never been worthy Of mention.
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PayUp. -Ail those who have been
dfiatOry in paying subscriptions to
the Mansfield, Coldwater & Lske
Michigan Railroad received circulars
yesterday from H. H. Sturges, the
Treasurer, showing what has been
done, and giving as his opinion that
within thirty days the grading can be
! finished, when it is hoped the work Of
ironing will speedily be done. The
only drawback, he states, is the fact
that they are obliged to wait the slow
movements Of stock holders He has
the ''utmost confidence that the Penn
sylvania Company, intend 10 COM
ply with their agreement" Pay up
at once so that the work can be push
ed forward.
Real Estate Transfers for the week
ending Saturday last:
H. Ditenhafer, ct al TO Jas. Prouse,
west part of lot No. ., BlOomviIle,
for ..-......S $50
E. Winters to D. F. Hagar,2 acre
in Bloom Tp., for.................. IS
e. P. Bliss to d. Snyder, lot SG4,
BlOOmyille .......................... 2l0
NJ. Lee to NJ. E. NcGinnis, piece
Of land Bloomville ............... 300
P. Seheiber TO C. Thorn, 70 acres
Seneca Tp., for ............ ......... $500
b. Tomb to F. MiHer, lot 123,
Tomb's addition to Tif1in........ 2O5
H. F. Niles to P. Myers, lO5
acres Adams Tp., fOr..........., G,0O0
NJ. Frost to M. F. Fields, lots
Gao, 67l, in slh Ward, Tifin 900
ID. H. Belts to ]. +. Halter, lots,
and 5, Bettsville... .............. 250
Shoe ManulactOFy.-We make an ex-
tract from a private letter received by
parties in this city. 1t is worth the
consideration of men of capital, in
fact, every one. 1t is our duty to en-
courage everything In the line OF
manufactures both by our own cOun-
| tenance and aid:
WESTMINSTER, Md. July %, 1872.
As soon as can
make arrangements at home I will
visit Tiffin, (sOme time in Aug and
see if a suitable rooom and special cap
ital can le procured for ashoe manu-
factory.
TiffiR with its rail roads will be an
elegant point for the business. am
sure such an enterprise would help TO
build up your town.
Thanking you for your advice and
encouragement,
Respectfully yours,
C.J. YINGLING.
Peculiar, IL not Mean.-A correspon-
dent Of the Hancock Courier gives an
ether instance of the "cussedness" of
the managers of the C. S. & c. Rail-
road.