The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-04

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At the Tihin Savings aud BIildine
Loan Association on Monday might
last, 5 loans were sold at 81 and "a
so premium.
The Ladies' Sewing Society OF the
Baptist Church win meet on nexi
Wednesday afternoon, April 10Th, at
Mrs. VIM. HolFs, at 100 p n
German School at Helmore.-Siss
Jennie Goss win open a German
School IN the School House IN Mel
more for a term OF tea weeks, next
Monday.
The Presbytery Of Huron wiu meet
in the Presbyterian church in Tinin,
on Tuesday evening, the 9Th inst, at
7:30 O'Clock. The opening sermon
will be delivered by Rev H. H. Rice,
ofNOrwalk, Ohia. All are invited.
Mr.. Ohas. Lamkin, JF., General
Agent for the Msnhattan Spring Bed,
ifneeting with the best Of success. -
It could hardly be otherwise rs it is
just what everybody nee DIS, and ia
within the means Of all.
J.W. ChamBerI:n, Of Carey, has our
thanks for late New York papers in
advance OF the mail. In one Of them
we see that our mercantile friend,
who "looks out for No. !, y has been
promoted, as ais name appears as
"the Hon. Geo. W Buskiri," stop
ping at Earl's Hotel.
hlnstrcIs.-BIly Manning's min
atrels, so the agent, Mr.. A. w. Hall,
informs as, will give an entertain
ment at National Hall, on the even
ing ofthe 18th inst. This troupe stands
at the head OF the minstrel business,
and the mere announcement Of its
coming viii insure IL an audience.
The Fostoria ReUietU says that rhos.
Pennell, Levi Stahl, Emanuel Hamp-
shire, Curtis Elder and Jas. Walter
mire left that place last week for
Garrett, Kansas, where they hope to
find a better home than Seneca
county. We hope they viii not be
disappointed, but pity their tastel
The Examination for the Cadetship,
which took place on the 9th ult., re-
suited in S. S. Pague, of Gallon, re-
ceiving the recommendation for the
appointment. Twenty-eight candl-
dates were before the Board. The ex-
animation was very thorough and
was conducted with the utmost fair
ness.
The Norwalk Reflector has the fol-
lowing:
DR.. G. Z. Swan, who has been
practicing medicine in this place for
about year, removes to-day to Tiffin,
20 take up his residence. While living
II NOrWalk he made many warm
friends, and gave general satisfaction
as a practitioner. We commend him
the good people Of Qillin.
Annanl Meeting.-At the annual
meeting OF the Fire Department on
Monday night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
VIM. McMoran, First Assistant Fire
Engineer. John Frederick, Second
Assistant Fire Engineer.
Secretary-Joseph Myers.
Treasurer-Joseph Miller
Filth in the RITeF.-People living
below the city, on the river, and
especially mill owners CO plain of
the fifth thrown into theriver. Dead
Logs, chickens, feathers. etc, etc,
are among the contributions COM
planned Of, and people should desist
from disposing Of them in that man
ner.
List OF Letters remaining unealled
for in the Tifin PostofTice, April 4.
Mary A. Bau, Rev. Joseph Bacher,
Jesse Bogart, Jackson d Brace, E.
Benton, Ora E. Dick, Porte Faust,
Solana Frederick, Thomas Henning,
J. Hanlin, z. A. Kend, Alexander
McCaslin, Lollup HESS, Carrie Ossel-
born, E. T. Richardson, Annie Welch,
Wynkoof & Castner, Sarah thinner
man.
Package held for postage for Mrs.
Aron Miller Tihin, o.
Wall Paper.-Itis wonderful what
improvements have been made in the
last few years in the quality and
styles of wall paper. The new styles
fer this spring are very beautiful, and
J.F. Marquardt has purchased all of
the neatest patterns. His stock is inn
mense. In window paper and shades
he can suit the tastes OF everybody
and at reasnable cost. It is really a
treat to go through his mammoth store
and see what wonderful and varied
stock he has piled up in that building.
Large rs il is, it is literally crammed.
Surgical Operation By . Young Fe-
male.-A fey days ago, a Htsle boy
and girl, children OF Geo. Breidinger,
living Oh Coe street, were playing
with some blocks and hatchet. The
game was that the little boy should
hold the blocks and the little girl
would split them. It worked pretty
well SO long as her aim was good, but
when she missed the block and cut of
two fingers belonging to him, the
little boy didn't want 10 play any
more. Young children should not be
allowed to play with edge tools unless
they are very dull
Change in FlFm.-Nlr. S. D. G 5ssert
has purchased one-half interest in
the Tifin Business College, and the
firm viii hereafter be known as
Humphrey & Gossert. The new firm
propose pushing matters, and viii no
doubt succeed in making the College
a ereditable institution. One man is
not sufnclent TO properly conduct such
an institution, and Mr.. Humphrey
has done well to secure a good man
for 2 partner-one who viii be
valuable addition to the school.
0rgaRlz Sunday SchOOIs.-Any per-
sons in the vicinity Of this city, who
desire aid in orTsnizinp- or conduct
ing Sabbath schools, are hereby re-
quested to notify the Young Men S
Christian Association of this city,
through its President. There are
among US a number Of active earnest
workers, who are not only wiling,
but desirous to go out and aid in this
blessed work OF gathering in and
saving the children. By order of the