The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-03-28


who holds himself open for building
contracts.
The Everett House, n Fostoria ha
again changed hands. John a. Nil
Ter; ola Crosse, Wis, is the new
proprietor.
Judge jackson, who held court las
week in this city, gave satisfaction
His rulings seemed to be fair, an'
business was conducted with eslerity
See the advertisement af ]. F. Frost
who has some fine building lots foI
sale. Buy before the price advance
to big railroad figures.
See the announcement Of Mr. Mar
tin, Principal Of the Classical Insti
tute. The Spring Term opens OF
Tuesday next.
Any shortcomings or omissions in
this issue must be overlooked, as the
senior editor Is in attendance at thu
State Convention.
Persons who think the Spring elee.
tions "are Of no account" make q
great mistake. Be sure and put good
men In Office.
Toledo is making an effort to secure
the Iron Works Of Gaylord & Co, who
contemplate removing from Ports
mouth, Ohio, to some better point.
Attention is called to the new ad-
vertisement Of E. G. CoOnrod. he is
said TO be 8 first-class workman in
iron and steel. We hope he will re-
ceivea liberal patronage.
Dealing 10 town lots is moro lively
in this city than for many years.
Frequent sales are made st fair prices
and nearly every one has his eye on
q lot he intends to buy.
Probably.-It is highly probable
that before long a paper mill viii be
established N this city. The matter
is being agitated and by parties who
have "bottom."
Jacob DlIImaR proposes to furnish
our citizens with an abundance of
good pure milk, and viii commence
running his wagons next week. Par
ticulars in our next.
Business could not be better than it
has been for the past week, uotwith-
standing the disagreeable weather. On
Monday the streets were literally
jammed.
Samuel Heabler is operating in the
interests OF Thom's Marble Works.
He is energetic and understands his
business, as also does Mr.Thom, whose
business is rapidly increasing.
We omitted, last week, to eOngratu-
late the Toledo Blade on its improved
appearance. It has recently been
supplied with an entire new outfit
and presents a greatly improved
appearance.
Last Sunday, in the rear Of the
Clancy Mansion, near Coalthursts
Sawmill, a man was found In the last
stages Of intoxieation lying on the
damp ground. We had thought that
people kept sober on Sunday.
The card Of DR.. H. C. Wells, Home-
pathist, appears this week. The DR..
was a former resident of Cardington,
Ohio, and his appearance is that of
gentleman. His office is in Kireh-
ner's Block.
New Type.-We have just added all
the latest styles of type, borders, ,ete.,
to our job room, SO that we really be-
lieve we now have the most complete
job printing efiee in Northwestern
Ohio. Call and see samples Of work.
lnOn mill is one of the things ofthe
not very distant future.
In fact with ourrailroads, Car shops,
etc, the future oftslis city and county
is very brilliant. Here will be a good
place to engage in business.
"a bushei Of March dust is worth
kings ransom, lis an old saying, which
IL true, makes TifHn an immensely
wealthy city, as theclouds ofddst on
Saturday last were fearful to behold
and disagreeable IN the extreme.
Brs. Gibson starts for New York to-
day, and proposes to buy a fine stock
Of Goods. AS she viii, during her alb
sence, post herself fully regarding ell
the new styles, our lady readers may
expect that she win enable them to
dress fully up to the times. Wait for
her return.
The new "Star" Clothing House of
J. B. & NJ. Frost has got fairly into a
good paying business, n0twithstand-
ing the crowded condition os their
room. In few days, however, Messrs.
Young and Sting will move their
goods, when Nie room viii be pat into
the best possible trim. Mr.. Baeher is
kept busy taking measures.
film Is going to organize a stock
company for the manufacture of bass
wood fiddles.-FfeDlO5d Journal
To be sure; and a bsss-Eood man
will be made to take charge Of the
local department ofthe Journal, which
win probably be considered q. great
improvement blythe readers OF that
paper.
Let those whose duty it is to attend
to It see that ticksts are pEiated for
each township. Many of the town
ships are already supplied, bat some
are stlIl backward. Come in on FRI
day or Saturday and have them done,
as many votes are lost by negleeting
this important matter. They cost
but little, and no errors can occur.
DR.. G. S. YIngIlng, feeling able to go
it alone, has purchased the interest Of
his partner, DR.. Ashcraft, in the Den
tai Rooms. We have not learned
where the latter wia settle, but can