The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-03-14

TIFFIN TRIBUNE
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TO ADVERTEsERS-Th Tribune ha
n larger circulation fhan the con
bfned number or paying subscriber
tOauy TWO papers I'm the cOuuty.
TIan, Thursday Eve, March Is, Isl.
Geo. C. Small, Architect, appears f
a card this week.
Attention is called to the profession
a. card Of H Z. Thompson, Esq.
Any person wishing to make a goo
and safe investment viii DO well &
read the notice among the bugines
"Woolen Mills Stock Tor Sale >
The Kenton RepuGtican says: 'D
King now canvassing this coun
sor the Hardin Co, Bible Society.
hes been appointed agent for the sam,
work in Seneca county"
Gone RaSf.-Mr. Holderman, Oi
Nicolai & Holderman, left for the east
last Monday night for the purpose o
laying in a stock offspring goods. H,
knows how 70 suit the finest taste.
New LOOms.-The Ttmn Wooden
Mills added four looms to the factory
last week. Other new machinery will
soon be added, showing that the busi-
ness OF the establishment is on the in
crease.
Winding Up.-Cnas. ]. Zlhm is
kept pretty busy wrapping up goods at
less than cost. Everybody viii find
something that they want when they
learn at what low prices the goods are
being sold. Call and see him.
T. n. c. A. Home Bectures.-Tbe
third lecture Of the series will be de-
livered, in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Wednesday evening, March
Goth, by Rev. J.. H. Kefauver, on the
subject Of "The True Idea of Man"
Ministers, please give notice next
Sabbath.
DOHaIIOn.-The friends OF Rev. IL
0gle viii give a donation for his ben
eft, on the afternoon and evening Of
Friday, 22nd inst, i'm the basement Of
the new Methodist Church building,
to which the public is cordially inYit-
ed. The doors viii be opened at 3
o'clock, P. NJ.
The notice of our readers IS directed
to the locals Of Chas. Sower, agent for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of Massachusetts. He is meeting with
wonderful success, as there is scarcely
anybody nowadays who fail to see
the duty Of thus providing for their
families.
Duty on Type.-We publish on the
first page an article from the pen of
DeVinne, an able writer, and an
excellent practical printer, relative to
asking Congress to do a little class
legislation for the benefit Of printers
to-wit: removing the duty on type.
Its worthy the attention Of the craft.
Select Good Men.-We wish to i'm
press upon the minds of Republi-
cans the importance Of selecting good
men for Councilmen. Active, ener-
getic business men are required, and
such we can elect. The nominations
50 far as they are made are excellent
and they should be exemplars of those
to fOllw. Keep good men in mind.
Good Eheep.-Dr. Ladd, Of Mel
more, shipped at this city for New
York on Wednesday two car loads of
sheer, numbering Sl3, the total weight
Of which was 1926. The weight Of
the sheep averaged nearly Ils pounds.
They were bought in Seneca and
Wyandot counties and was as fine
lot Of hne-wool sheep as was ever
shipped.
B.&0.R. I.-Gen. Gibson is work
ing on the line east of Republic and
Mr.. J. V. Jones west of Fostoria.
Both are meeting with good success /
in securing right of way, etc. The
read is almost an assured success, it !
requiring only that TfGin raises its |
assessed amount of money at the |
proper time, or when called upon, !
which viii be seon.
IHereaslRg.-The Tinin AgricuItur-
al Works report increased sales Of
rakes this year thus far. FROM the ter
FitOry reached last year, orders come in /
for large num6eF of rskes, while
much new territory is being reached. |
The Barnes and the Tifiin Revolving /
Rakes make their mark wherever in
trOduced as the should for they are the
best rakes made.
Among ourn new advertisements will |
be found that Of DR.. A.S.Stonebraker, /
Baltimore, Nd, who, through A. B. |
Sans & Co., proposes to cure all cases
Of chills, rheumatism. scarlet and re-
mittent fevers, prevent small pox, and /
do various other good things for our
community. So faras we can learn, the
Doctor is reliable, and, doubtless, his
remedies are what he recommends
them to be.
A Big SHpply.-Schinness has re-
eeived large assortment-a little less
than a car load-of the finest and best |
briar-wOod, and all other styles of |
pipes, ever brought to this city. He
not only has pipes, but keeps the best
grades Of tobacco with which TO fill |
them. In fact anything in the line of
chewing or smoking tobaccos Schin-
ness keeps, and he sells so low that |
smoking does not rank among the |
high priced luxuries.
Books TO be OPened.-Bya notice in /
another column it will be seen that |
books for receiving subscriptions to |
the Capital Stock Of the "Tifin Car
Works" viii be opened the 10th OF
April at the Office Of w. P. Noble
Wit lout question these Works are to |
succeed, from the fact that the pro-
ject is now in the hands Of men in