The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-07-25

young men OF this city, gave ds de-
lightfaI serenade last Saturday night.
UIIFIeh bas fouE-legged chicken, a
few weeks old, at his drug store. He is
prouder Of the fact than is the chicken.
Eroh, GaIIzer 4 Br.RkerhOn
now have their Repository pretty well
filled with Fine Buggies and Car
riages.
Read J. J. Marquardt's new adyer-
tisement. He always keeps a fall
stock and takes great pains 70 let peo-
pie know It.
Send to w. L. Ingraham, Rochester,
New York, for circulars OF the Kedzie
Filter. Drink pure water II possible.
See the advertisement
e
FIne Show Cases.-D. K. Myers has
furnished his new store with beautiful
ovaI.faced, silver-pIated show cases
the finest in the city.
Subscribers for the TIFFIN TRIBUNE
the largest and best county paper in
Ohio. 81 year, 81 for six months, so
cents for three months.
Geo. Ernest started east yesterday,
on trip in which he proposes to COM
bine business and pleasure for the
k.-r-
A Good MIll.-Fauners will do well
10 read the advertisement OF Niebel's
Eagle Grain and Seed Cleaner. 1t is
said to be the best mill nov made.
D. G. WIIseE is now engaged in the
sale Of Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes. He is good salesman and
has had considerable experience.
One OF the very best farms in Sene-
ca county is advertised for sale this
week, by J. F. Marquardt. It is the
Roller Homestead, near Melmore.
DFnItt & Wood, Fostoria, have one
Of the finest crockery stores in the
State, both Ia furniture, show cases
and the complete stock Of goods.
The Park Bonds have been signed
by the President Of the Council and
the City Clerk, and sealed with the
corporate seal Of the city, and are now
in the hands of the banks.
RecreatiOn-The Rev. J. F. Rein
mund, pastor OF the Lutheran Church,
started eastward last Monday morn
ing for an absence Of about four weeks.
The pulpit viii be regularly supplied
until his return.
II. G. Crum, Wagon and Buggy
manufacturer, east Market street, has
an advertisement in this issue. BE
has a good shop and is a good work
man. Now all he wants is plenty Of
good cBsto ners.
Bance.-Crescent Ii. & L. Co, viii
hold a dance at No. 2, Engine House,
Ft. Bah, Tuesday evening, July 3Oth.
Good music and calling will be in at
tendance. Turn put and give the
boys a good house. Admission, 25e.
ArrlYIng.-The stock OF white and
fancy goods, notions, ETC., for tie new
store OF d. K. Myers are now arriving
and early in the coming week will be
properly displayed for sale. Every
body viii be on hand at the opening.
Mammoth Coffee POt.-Martin &
Negels have mounted on the top OF r
a gas post in front of their store a
mammoth coffee pot, into which they
pass the escape steam from their new
engine, making a most suggestive
sign. .
Talking to the POlnt.-Among our
business locals will be found some
pain, earnest talk to their customers
from Nieolai & Holderman. They
always mean what they say, so it is
worth while TO call on them for cheap
goods.
"CIOuse's illustrated HOme Bazar"
is the title Of a very well-flled, inter
esting, large, sixteen-page monthly,
published by w. CIouse, Cleveland,
Ohio, for the insignificant sum of
eighty cents a year. Mr.. Clouse is
now in the city soliciting subscrip-
tions.
TO SycamOre.-A. S. Uberroth, NJ.
D. Of Philadelphia and a graduate
from Jefferson Medical College, in
that city, has located in Sycamore, for
the practice of his profession. The
doctor is a very pleasant, well inform
ed young maR, and is highly recon-
mended by those who know him well.
Neat Drug StOre.-Dr. Hershiser has
had the ceiling Of his store tastily
painted and the walls papered IN such
a manner as to show to the best ad-
vantage. He has good taste and is
not afraid to incur sufficient expense
10 exhibit It. The "old corners is
now one Of the neatest drug stores to
be found.
List Of Unclaimed Letters remaining
in the Tifin Post Office, July "a:
Deborah Crum, Sallie J. Clark, Sa-
rah C. Coley, Alexander Feight, J. B.
Howell, Jacob Irwin, st. Clair Ian
caster, Annie r. Lutz, C. S. Newton,
Frank Newton, Joel Platt, II. J. Rob
erts, Alexander Shoeky, Callie Sharp,
Jacob Wright.
LUMBER. N. HershbeTger & Co.,
tell "whas they know about lumber"
in the TRIBUNE this week. They
know more than they tell. however,
as any one one wishing good lumber
at reasonable prices can ascertain
by calling on them. Their facilities
are superior to any other dealers in
this section and they are live business
men.
The Grand COmmandery, Knight
Templars, Grand Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons and the Grand Council of
Royal and Select Masters of the State
Of Ohio, hold their annual meeting at
Columbus on Tuesday, October 1st,
1872. at Columbus, o. The time Of
meeting was changed from September
10th, on account Of the State Fair
taking place at that time.
AZ the adjourned meeting of the
Council, Wednesday evening, a Com
mittee was appointed to investigate
the possibility Of cutting or sufficient
water from the Fourth Ward Sewer
to leave it with a capacity for its nat
ural use.
All the resolutions, ordinances, etc,
etc. IN the Perry Street Tmprove.