The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-07-04

Iymade. Col. Merritt, Who has the
Heeontract for this road, was here
Tusday and announced that the prop
erpapers for sub-letting the tie con-
taets would be here this week.
Next week the NJ essrs. AbbOitand Al
Ien,Contractors for the construction Of
the road, viii be here prepared TO
eonlnence business and push the work
ne Baltimore & Ohio is also in ex-
celent shape and Motif cations for be-
gaining the work are expected very
sosa
Oar network Of railroads is assured
and We are happy.
saeca Lodge 40. IS, /. 0. O. r.
Tia blowing are the officers for the
enHing term:
NG.-A. NJ. Campbell.
EG.-H. Niebel.
ssaetary-Ed. Lepper.
fustees-D. c. Tanison, L. Weir
icknd Simon Snyder.
Oskley Lodge, No. S17.-Omcers are
as blows:
NG.-U. F. Cramer.
N(i.-James Crooks
ss~etary-B. Pennington.
TIustees-E. Bowe, VIM. Fleming
and Lewis HuddIe.
HOhah EneamDment, No. 19.-Ofi-
cerselected are as follows:
GP.-J. Sohn.
IS W.-H. Stoltzenbaugh.
J.W.-B. Tint.
HP.-A. NJ. Campbell.
Tnstees.-O. B. Horner, e. BOwe
andD. c. Tunison.
St4IO T0Enshlp.-RalIrOad, Yes
As viii be noticed elsewhere the
Trustees of Scipio have ordered an
eleeiOn for the purpose of voting to
raiaa fund sufficient to build q rail
roas through that township-a part
OF De 2, & o. Railroad. 1t is unnee-
essay to argue the Importance of an
Affirmative vote as every resident can
not but see his interest that way.
Otha townships in the State have
been recently voting on such pros
peGs and in all eases the vote has
bea almost unanimous. In Han
cod county such elections have been
he'd in Findlay, Orange township,
Lima, O., and numDerless other places
Voe yes, by sll means.
Programme for the meeting of the
ciF S. S. Union to be held in the
Etglish Lutheran Church, on the
evening of the first Sabbath in July:
Singing.
Beading Scripture lesson, Mr. VIM.
Fane.
Prayer, led by Rev. Mr.. Lucas.
address, Rev. J. C. Ogle-The evils
tobe guarded against in the Sabbath
ShooI.
Singing.
Q1arterly reports from the city
ShOols, April to July.
a lesson in sacred Geography, Mr..
E.B. Weigand.
Singing.
Discussion-should s. S. have a
uniform lesson for the entire school?
E. Nicolai and d. F. Keller.
Question drawer.
Singing.
Miscellaneous business.
Benediction pronounced by Rev.Mr.
Kefauyer.
! Seneca County Mail ROutes.-The
| follOwing mail arrangement went into
operation the first of July with the
new mail Contractors.
d. Jones, ContraetOr-Tiffin and Re
public. Leaves Republic and ar
Irives atTifin at $50 A. NJ. Leaves
! Tinin at $3.50 and arrives at Republic
at6P.M.
| J. L. Mickey COntractOr-Tiflir
ard Fostoria. Leaves Fostoria Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at
! A. NJ. and arrives at TifiE at u NJ
Leaves Tifin al 2:3O and arrives a
Eostoria 7.SOP. NJ.
D. A. Baker, Jr., Contraetor-Til
| fin and Bloomville. Leaves Bloom
vile daily at Z and arrives at Tifiin
AN. Leaves TifIin at . and arrive
at BIoomviIle at P. M.
Mosesl gan Wagner, Contractor
Tifin and Winters Station. Leave
Winters Station Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays at A. N. and arrive
at Tifin at u NJ. Leaves TiHin at
and arrives at Winters Station at
P. NJ.
Clinton Bowsher, Contractor-Ti
fin and Upper Sandusky. Leaves Ur
per sandusky Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays at 8 A NJ. and arrives 8
Tifin at 2P. NJ. Leaves Tifin Tue
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturda
at 9 A. NJ. and arrives at Upper SaI
E dusky at 2 P. NJ.
Closing SfOFeS.-We have been II