The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.


Joseph Gilead, who stabbed Jacob
ROszman last Friday evening, with a
pocket knife is out on $500 bail, and
will have a trial on the 4th of next
month .........A fellow sued the Je6er-
son for SANDER and was awarded one
cent damages. The jury evidently
didn't value the plaintiffs character
very highly.........James DennisOn, a
few days ago, slaughtered heifer calf
lacking one day of six months old,
which weighed 6OOfbs live and dressed
34Ofbs. We are informed by Al.
Parker that our Bill Smith is in the
Ohio Penitentiary. Findlay can
claim the honor of turning cut the
most skillful, reckless and impudent
burglar and jail-breaker in the State,
for his age.
sANDUsKY COUNTY.
Miss Jane o. DeForest lectures in
Fremont on Friday night 1.-The
Fremont Car Company has received
its charter, and books were opened on
Tuesday OF last week, for receiving
stock subscriptions.........On Monday
evening, while skating on "Pease's
Pond" Charley Kre5s slipped and
fell, breaking a leg. He was taken
home by his companions and is doing
well The Trustees Of the Presby-
terian Church in this city have made
arrangements to have their magnifi-
cent building completed.........There
are at the two mills of West & Dana
and /. E. AmsdeD in this city, 3,000,-
900 feet of lumber in logs. This with
the mill OF West & Dana at Green
Creek, the two BalIviIle mills, and
that of Neff and Tindall, all identified
with Fremont, will make the amount
probably 100000 feet. Much of it
select lumber, and in the aggregate
the best that has been obtained for
years. The lumber vessels will have
a very busy time atour docks next sea-
son.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Great interest has been awakend by
the ministers of the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches, in religious af-
fairs; services are being held in both
churches twice or thrice a day. Since
the commencement of these meetings
each church has added to its member
ship foIty-eight new members; nine
ty-six in all, and the interest still con-
tinues.........Messrs. Ward aad Porter,
who have shipped about 1000 sheep
within the lass two months, recently
purchased of Mr.. John Ross, a sheep
that weighed 24O pounds, and was re-
garded as the largest sheep in the
county.
wYANDoT COUNTY.
We regret to learn that Mr.. NJ. J.
Riley's fine horse, Toronto Chief, died
on Saturday morning last. He was
valued at about 81, 200. The mem
bers Of the Lutheran and Reformed
congregations, in Salem township,
propose building a new house of wor-
ship during the coming season. They
have adopted plan and are in posses
sion ofthe specifications. They invite
bids from all builders in this and ad-
joining counties. For further partic-
ulars, inquire Of Henry Gottfried, Geo.
Binau and Jacob Pifer, residing in
Salem township, Wyandot county,
Ohio.........Smith Wiley sold last week,
his home farm, lying about three
miles south of this city, containing
sixty acres, to Benjamin Williams, for
s., 600, being SS5 per acre.
COunell.-Monday evening, all pres
ent but Mr.. Myers:
The following claims were ordered
paid /:
Kuder & Fry, work on Seneca
CnleI ...................-......- SZ 0O
Kuder & Fry, Grapnell Hook. 90
G. Schlegel, wood sawing...... 2 90
A. Rowland, Sanitary Police. 81 so
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