The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-22

ing Tiffin his future home, having lost
his health during his absence. Tfin
is a good to come to and-stay in.
Mr.. l. }. q. Shumaker is travelling FOL
the Tifin Agricultural Works. That
establishment Is increasing its facili.
ties greatly and its business likewise
all Of which is business.
Miss AddIe Gallup, who has been a
''clerkess" in the POstOffice has retired
and her sister, Miss Mary, takes her
place. Miss Addie has been an eff
eient and lady-lilze clerk, and we are
satisfied that Miss Mary win be ditto.
The Court House bachelors are get
tingcleaned out fast. Week before last,
W. o. Dildine took unto himself a
smuchD better hall, and last week Tom
J. Kintz cut up the same caper- We
congratulate.
AttIca has already been heard from,
on the new Railroad. Representatives
were here Wednesday, and they de-
monstrated that they were going to
work aud get the road. We expect a
good report from that live town next
week.
The AdUcrtiser don't want Water
Works because IL will cost something.
We need the improvement, and can
afordit. VIII not that paper get rid
Of some Of its old granny notions2 A
little public spirit and pride would do
It an immense amount OF good.
Mayor GrIaIfh lost his only child, a
little girl Of two years, on Monday
last. asad blow, aud tie bereav-
ed parents have the sympathies Of all.
About two years ago, they lost
l.-ight little boy by drowning, and
now follows this sad death.
Petitions are being gcircuIated asking
that firenen be relieved from military
daty in s;na ofpeace, service on Juries
and Iab5r or roads, addressed to the
House Representatives. A bill 30 that
effect has already passed the Senate
and the House is wanted to eoncar
The Dance TO-NIght.-The dance to
be given tonight, at National Hall,
viii be the finest occasion of the kind
this season. They win have the best
OF music and the champion prompter
Of the West, Mr.. C. Il. Smith. Give
the boys a full house.
Mr.. Peter KieGer, at the railroad
meeting Tuesday night came forward
and handed out S. bill rs his dona-
ton 70 the new railroad. He is poor
man and set an example we hope to
see emulated by men vastly in better
circumstances-gave clear up to, IL not
beyond his means.
Church observation-disclosures house
of worship recently erected by the
Methodist Society, ROsenberger's
neigkborhood, liberty township, will
be dedicated to Divine service on Sun
day, March Sd, Rev. ]. C. Ogle ofilcla-
ting. It will be known as Shiloh
Church.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad is no
peddling concern. They take hold Of
s road to build it and do not expect
that the people will give them their
last dollar. That corporation is as
near honest as it is possible for as big
an affair to be, and we never hear Of
its doing such wholesale swindling as
some eastern roads do. It is impor-
tant that we secure the road through
here.
Property Sale.-Mr. W. c. Hedges.
last week sold the property on Main
Street, occupied by Fistie's Confee-
tionery store 10 Mr.. J. F. Marqgardt
for 5000. The property is twenty
feet front and has increased in price
in little over q year-or since our
railroads have been assured-about
5000. Mr.. MarquArdt intends erect
ing brick block in place Of the build
ing on the lot, the coming summer.
A Fine StOre.-The Stone Front
Grocery Store OF H. A. Ruskirk, still
maintains its position as one OF the
best in this part Of Ohio. It certainly
contains as fine a stock OF goods as
one would wish to see. Particular
pains are taken to keep it constantly
full, so that no one is ever dissppoint-
ed, whether purchasing in large or
small quantities. Country dealers can
do no better than to make their pur-
chases there and save freight.
Good StOek.-Another addition to
the good stock Of Seneca county has
been made. NJ. Peter Brayton has
just purchased an English Draft Stall
lion in West Moreland county, Pa,
and brought him TO this county. The
animal is l6 hands high, weighs 1900
pounds, and is beautifcl black in col
or. Hecau trot his milein three min
utes easy aud do it styIishly. He is a
superior animal, and "wilI take the
eye'' Of all horsemen. We are glad to
see stock improved
RR. sheps.-It is highly probable
IL the Baltimore Railroad is built
through Tiffin its railroad shops viii
be located AMI built here. The shop:
Of the L. E. Division are at Sandusky
and there are none south nearer thar
Newark, we believe. This will be a
central point and we are assured that
it is not only possible but probable the
shops will come here. The advantage:
Of such shops, with the number O
hands that will be employed, in addi
ton to the railroad, point ont TO all
forcible reasons for taking promptly