The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-23
Local Business Notices.

Local Business Notices.
THE BEST RooF.-Garry's Patent
Iron Roofing, which we mentioned
last week, is attracting great deal of
attention. It's durability, cheapness,
simplicity Of construction, ease in re-
pairing and superior appearance can
not but commend it to all who want
a really good roofand one that affords
protection from fire. 1t has been
thoroughly tried and none who have
used it could be prevailed upon to
have any other. 1t is far better and
cheaper than tin. All who are inter
ested are invited to call on Myers &
Williams,a the Red Front Hardware
and Tinware Store, aud see it, when
they can soon judge whether it Is all
that is claimed for it.
ALWAYS AHEAD.-M. !. Kirrhner
keeps a full supply OF green peas, let
tuce, ,cucumbers and various other good
things in advance Of the season. Also
cabbage, tomato, sweet potato, and
other plants for transplanting.
THE GREAT WARDROBE has a most
splendid assortment Of the latest
styles OF eoatings, cassimeres and
/ vestings, which will be made accord
ing to the latest fashion. The mere
announcement of the fact that Mr..
Scheib does his own cutting is a suf-
ficient guarantee Of perfect fits and
good taste. Give him 4 call.
STRAYED.-Last Monday night,
two colts from the farm of J. w
Eastman, two miles south of Repub-
lie. One OF them was a black mare
colt, three yeaas old, with star in the
forehead and one white hind foot the
other was a horse colt, light bay, with
white strip in its face and one white
hind foot and three years old. \
liberal reward will be paid for infor-
nation leading to their recovery.
Address, WALES NORRIS,
Republic, Ohio.
THE INCEST lot of black Gros Grain
Silks, to be found in this market, at
/ F. X. Shawhan & Co.'S.
For RENT--A new house contain
ing four rooms, on Circular Street.
The lot is a large one and has a good
barn and other outbuiIdings. Apply
to Adam Wagner.
For BABIES ONLY.-Those having
any ofthose necessary nuisances, COM
monty known as babies, must have q
wagon or cab to draw them about in.
J. NJ. Naylor has the best and largest
stock of these wagons, ever brought to
this city, which range in price from
s. 90 to SS5 90. He has two, three
and four wheeled carriages of all
imaginable styles and finish. The
perambuIators are splendid and some
of them show work as fine as that put
on the best pleasure buggies, and are
as elaborauely finished. Go to Nay
lor's and get buggy.
CAUTIoN.-Every genuine box of
DR.. McLane's Liver Pills bears the sig
nature of Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa, and their private United States
Stamp. re- .'Take no other" The
market is full of limitations.
OPERA COLORED KID GLOVES. "A
fresh lot Of two-button Opera Kids, in
all eolors, and sizes, just received by
f. X. Shawhan & Co.
! MANHATTAN SEWING MACHINE
Messrs. Dick & Dutt have taken the
agency for the sale of the Manhattan
Silent Sewing Machine. Their head
quarters are at the Millinery Store on
Market Street, opposite the Court
House. They want few good, re-
liable men as az, ents.
Schinness has the best Cigars in the
city. Near the Postffice.
OHIO Stock FAIR.-John Greiner
has secured the privilege of keeping
refreshments on the Fair Grounds.
He proposes to keep an abundance
of edibles and potables, cigars, c tc.
John knows just how to do it.
ANOTHER LOT of those beautiful
ped striGrenadines, going like hot
cakes, at ruinously low prices att X.
Shawhan & Co.'S.
THE CENTRE of attraction in Tifiin
just now seems to be the room at No.
!, Empire, that Buskirk has fitted up
for the purpose of showing to the La
dies those beautiful Suits. Ladies il
will pay you well to step in, and up
stairs, and examine the large invoice
received this morning. Something
new every day. So mote it be.
CHEAPEST N TowN.-It is an un
D deniable fact that John Young sell:
D cheaper than any other store in the
J city. He has just received a full stock
of Millinery Goods and Notions
; which will be sold at Auction Prices
PIONEER AssOCIATIoN.-Th an
nual meeting .of the Seneca Co. Pi
= oneer Association, will be held OF
the last Saturday Of this month, a
O which time there will be an election
n of officers for the ensuing year.
DIR. H. KUHN, President.
$ TIE LADIES should not fail to call
at Brown, SchIosser & Co.'s and SCI
f their new style English Prints. They
are very tasty.
. SWEET Potato PLANTs.-Personi
wishing Sweet Potato Plants in any
? quantity, will find them at any ofthe
= principal grocery stores in Tifin, o
at my residence two miles south O
q the city, on the BIelmOre road. Order
o by mail viii be promptly filed. Prie
q per 100, 40 cents. Per 1000 50 80
Plants hardy, raised without glass.
!, JOSH COvELL.
TIE Boston TEA nice Sewet
Shoe for gentlemen at Boyer & Kri
u dler's. Go see them.
For PURE Catawba Wine, and othe
If pure wines and liquors, go to the pop
= ular resort of 3. Schmidt, Marke
Street.
II FINE Calf Sewed Boots, only S6 @
IS a pair, at Boyer & Kridler's.
. THE HEADQUARTERS for the Cit
= Bill Posters is al John Greiner'l