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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-06-14
And the said Sheriff shall re-

And the said Sheriff shall re-
ceive all work required to be done
by this body.
Be it enacted, &C., That suit
be brought by the proper author
tiles, for the collection of note, in
favor of the parish, given by John
Martin and Tim. Oakley, for SS7
20, dated January 9th, 1868, and
due 3 years after date. And also
for the collection of the note given
by john G. Head, r. L. Stinson
and II. w. Turner, security for
500 90, dated January 9th, 1868,
and due LIST January, 1873, and
that the Parish Treasurer turn
over said notes to the District
Attorney pro TEN.
Be it enacted, &C., That G. w.
Durdin, Treasurer, be paid $50 90,
being his half commissions; the
same amount having been allowed
the late Treasurer, Z. r. Moore.
/ Be it. enacted, &C., That the
Committee on bridges be allowed
as follows: T. 81. Hutton, seven
days services; VIM. Burke, foul
days. and E. f. Council four days
The following accounts wer,
then read, examined and allowed:
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It Uelng SIX O'Clock, P. NJ, on
motion, the Board adjourned to
meet to morrow morning at nine
o'clock.
(Signed) n. A. DURDIN,
President p. j.
L. IL. HUTTON, Clerk P.J.
"a true copy from the minutes. J
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Iopfsvrr1xa edbarnf8SFluurrain
fatr demand and .frm.; Corn steady, at
|88@65s shehsd, Pork ,auist, at 1t. 90,
Bacon In light demsnd-shoulders Ss6: -:
ClsAt'!ribs 5000; clear 81 n y pack Cd:
Lard? eteady-lierce 81s@8;S keg 81 !;
steam 8. Whiakey quiet, at, coal. 90.
EcsZ..s, c5t5Ssr 1S.-C1ttssJs; ,ya iii
middling II; low middling 16 strict
good ordinary 15T; net etHreceipts 2, ,255;
exports coastwise 938; sales 200; stock
l0.953. -.
WILMINGTON. October ID Cotton
quiet and nominal-middling II; net
receipts 1874; exports coastwise. 379:
stousa 33G.
AUGUSTA, October 3.-Ootton oniet-
middling 16; receipts 664 bales; sales
408. ~
AEMpH1s, October 13.-Cotton in
aotive-low middling IL; receipts ,46l
bales; shipments ], 1888; stock IL. 1870.
GALVESTON. October 13.--.Ootton
weak-good ordinary 15k; Texas ordi-
nary 1874; net receipts 37l bales; ex.
ports coastwise 1,706; sales l5J; stock
6, 8,6O5.
BosTos, October l3.-Cotton dull
middiing 1879; net receipts 6S bales;
gross GIG; sales 200; stock &, 900.
New ORLEANS. October I3.-Cotton
dull and entirely nominal-middling
lS26@l83s; low middiing l726@17%;
strict good ordinary 16as(9l65a; ne. Re.
oeipts 5, ,725 bales; gross 4,O4S: exports
to continent 3. .O08; cousswise 897: snles
500; stock 34.144.
SAVANNAH. October 13.-Cotton nm.
changed-midding l65a; not receipts
5.o65 bales; exports coastwise 1858:
sales 53S; stock 23,771. I'
NoRFoLK, October 14-Cottoa quiet
-middling II; net receipts 2. 145 bales;
exports coastwise 1856; sales 200; stock
6.425
BALTIMORE. October l3 3-Cotton dull
and ioweEmiddling l71s; low mid
ding 1881; strict good ordinary IS; net
receipts 70 bales; gross 373; exports
coastwise 107; sales IT'S; stock 2, ,O6l.
PHILADELPHIA, October l3.-Ootton
quiet middling 18L; low middline
l7A; strict good ordinary II; net rs.
celpts IL; gross 26O.
CHARLESTON. October I3.-Cotton
lower and in fair -middlinR
l6A; low middling 15X@152z; strict
good ordinary l5; net receipts 2,7l2
bales; exports coastwise 2,579; sales
900; stock 1891.
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The project of railway across New
foundiand, with view of shortening
the Time OF transit between the great
commercial centres of both continents
ana reducing the ocean passage to 100
hours sail. is beginning to assume q
tang'ble shape. 1t is expected that the
time required for the conveyance of
passengers aud mails between London
and New York will be but seven days
ana three hours, all other places, OF
course, sharing in this acceleration of
speed: ST. Johns, in Newfoundland,
aud Valentia. on the Western coast OF
Ireland. are considered thu points whore
tue Atlantic can be spsnned by the
shortest line-distance. 1.640 miles.
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a novel application Of ioe was made
ut st. Louis the other day. when forty
i've tons were used to cool and thus con
tract the iron tubes Of the. mammoth
suspension bridge across the Missis.
slppl, to allow the insertion of the con-
nectipg tubes.
Fine cheese is manufactured in
Greenville County.
The Enchantress won the first prize
IN the New York ocean yacht race.
Oniy eight Jurors had been. obtained
IN the Stokes trial up to Saturday night.
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leived no aipt & q Mid alia
hought to. bA sgAtl lys SiassS EfS$s
,eloicing hetsE II Il re So
GENEVA, 2. Ons9 ss eSfS = Hya.
dntho has beeni ia1sSl Ode of ther three
lnres in Geneva by tie old Catholics.
bOsWefs asa NJ Hon tbs Bank 81 Eoe.
alassta DAY, all dos, America, Large
uMkNafAaaaIsh. .s6iRpad from other
Iessss, os.osef IS. 8 tspsaiA,s al.
'patCh from Cartagena TO the Times
.ivss The following particulars OF the
'nssssment between the Spanish squad.
},oni 70 andeE Admiral L9bos. and the dee tieet
81 gRss Pee
Aqoadrcn, the; ;1ctti1aaHeNte 5aAtNe held
7 consuitation.a an6 qeCS94l st0aa Ehs, Hs-
4nouGns tney haaf nQf aanPH pi cftsvln8
victory Sons .of tans ENErssonI!w wore
70 iayor OF sntfsldtf snttyys but
The nasje:ity OF TIE sA aeiaiiyJ a.! aasa!!
ieftstsJ ifom tnaata1yerQment' army
were nstermlne eaMp9ns featsttng TO ;ths
.hs esss g 'sssss Sos1a
19e, AnmSnnl9s oAil the morning was
-. ssAS ea ~ coai ana piovislons. AT noon.
on on.s s'ssu.Ay su. evssy.a:ne Deins IN renol
IT, essisX ,nss: .sTse,s 81 sh Ns.easat apea9r AND
~ ,Sx1SISSI, IL Iot,,ssSa, "a an az e ,. .oaa
ysSG af,Sns f f.a, roeaaS;a aHH 81? !. insu s.u..
Stsn.s s.S1Rsi a.; A.ser & P5oSesa.1g s snot!
nsssSgy2S Viafa,;s 1Is Ia nsss' 'V:i, SHihssss,
Msdr;d 'Tasnan , "a 1.as, ,un n.Ja,a ~. ~. us
staan,a .s.s 80. aAo az pauuie Wnee.
instsntio haosn 9I Tha 4 az. A oI 1ss, e~en. .,'a
hHa eatttssa N rnkas laste4 TWO
5ssstS az ~ sssesE ~ - Ice. ~ss
Iha;s vssss1s hsinn = h. iIS - dswsmsd 0asiasgna;
SS sSsSs91s 5S. HsSg smAgea sa Inc
1 nsnas;s EaHsS H.. soMa .oSissa &tsss % sp1' oos
F4Ma. ti I'D saa-tN .yHss II ..i
AMsii5Rhsss1s lf9 fs9fsriscnna 4ss,sr. 9 \
Iaa1. .,.n,'IUsa s1;n n,s. snas aasEaaa .uxRAvEh
.tsA .y1-.Han rs, .r1Asfsh- an sh-EVANaE1loA1
.Hn~nrN,n- = aoS =. sAoK-DRhApFuh
ovsD.sSS .4a us nEMratsLhk1idIous
na.SgaE &c ~ sSssHsn1 SaaTsn1. sAsE RIDING
%AaAyaSy oE VssalsssAy ga nEzIsUIs
szarvrpopm II 1un .n AAnfAis AND
HmS ' a., 1o. 500.
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Notice to Polioy-Holdars Of the Caro-
lima Life 1nsurance Company.
pERsoNs holding Policies in the Oarolin.
the same to us for traasfer to the Sonthern
Life. y BftCK,A wAPyNG 'A0A" t"""
Oct Il Colnmh;. "a n
one week:'and send bill to Black q Warinr.-
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Bottled BWaeAssS,,

b0ttled bWeHfhe$ta : =. 7.
"Were not summers distai iiono left - :.
I, liquid prie'ner, pent 10. Valla Of glass.
Beauty's effects OF beauty we're 'bsroft,
Nor it nor no remembrance VII O it wss.n>
D'ORSAY COLOGNE ID the s,oestest. nfcest
and most delicute Of Perfumes, IN three
sizes, at1 " FISHER'S DRUG STORE,
Oct IL
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tu1euueu organization, nuu 1t was hnally
resolved that its title should be the
United States Branch of the Evangeli-
cal Alliance. A vote of thanks was ten
dered to Rev. DR.. Prime and DR.. Schopp,
and the meeting adjourned number
OF foreign delegates to the Evangelical
Alliance sailed for home day.
BINeHAMproN. N. Y, O,tober 10
Capt. Irving and Mr.. Dusenbury, OF the
New York detective police, passed
through here tonight. ut II. 10 Z. NJ,
having in custody John T. Irving, the
man who pretends to know oil about the
Nathan murder. They will arrive in
New York about s A. NJ, and the pri-
soner will be taken at once to police
headquarters, where he will be locked
up to await the action of the author
ties, and meantime no communication
with him will bo allowed. When Capt.
Irving lett New York ior tho prisoner,
he scouted the story told by him, as
published, as utterly false and ridiou-
lous. Tonight, he snys tho prisoner
has made statements to him, which have
not been published, which have caused
him to change his opinion relative to
the importance of Irving's revelations.
Portions Of his statements are still con
sidered unmitigated falsehoods. but
others are plausible, and some are of the
hishest importance. Whatever may be
the final result Of the return of Irving,
it is certain that his arraignment in New
York will cause a decided sensation. It
is said Irving will provo that Kelley,
now in Sing Sing. killed Nathan with
the iron dog which was obtained of
Caulker In the Brooklyn Navy Yard
that $l0. 900 in bonds, which were in
Nathan's safe. were seen in Kelley's
hands few days after the murder, and
taat Nathsn's watch and chain wore
pawned IN Centre street the day after
1.-The murder. r n ''1i '4l'
lam,sNnH q OALRANs. October l2.-The ship
IasrnAnts arrived at North. west Pass TO-
Gay lhs sship Lady Russell, from Ii
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puyslciunS from CnlcagO ana one from
New York arrived here yesterday, aud
offered their s0rvices. which were ac-
cepted, and went to work. James W.
Ioomy, visiting member OF the O.
y. r., OF New Albany, died yesterday.
General decentralization exists through
out the city. The police force is greatly
reduced. The city railroad has been
compelled to reduce the number of trips
one-fourth, and the number of cars run
ming does not yield the expense of the
drivers. NJ. q. Sanders. city edior OF
the Ardlanche, is rapidly recovering.
Ihe mortuary report for the twenty
four hours euding o'clock Saturday
evening, shows that there we're forty.
seven deaths from yellow fever and ten
from other diseases.
LATER The slight frost this morn.
ing has inspired new hope. Very fe "
aew cases OF fever were reported I'D to
noon. An important feature now
noticeable in the disease is, that it soon
turns its course to recovery or death.
Many OF the cases attacked O week ago
are on tho street, whiIe those attacked
earlier are still confined to their rooms.
The mortuary report from moot yester.
day to noon to-day. shows list o. forty
two, of which thirty-six died from vel.
lew fever, and six from other causes
Trains leaving the city continues crowd
cd. George d. Plnmmer, prominent
Mason, and ". T. MoEfesh, a commits.
sion merchant. are among the dend re.
ported at noon. Two Of the largest
beer halls in the city were closed this
morning. for lack of 6usi ness.
COLUMBUS. GO October 13.-The
citizens Of Columbus raised. in two
days, l.G00, by voluntary contribution,
to aid the Memphis and Shreveport snf.
ferers. and Contributions are still c5miue
in. The Mssons gave $IO5. and the
Jews s2oO. Mayor McIlhenny expresses
tne amount to the proper parties at once.
BA1TIMoRR, October 13.-T. Parkin
scotesH5 udge OF the Baltimore City
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BLoOHrILLE KgMs.


Inmy last Communication aIIud-
ed to Bro. John Ashley, of the f. W.
Baptist Church, your compositor
made the initials +. W., to read .Ft.
Wsyhe which were intended for Free
WiiiTfstier a ludIcrods bIdnder but
not seriously Harmful. sfapls - Gs,. +
, Oar religious denominations Pur-
pose uniting at the NJ. E. Church on
the. 9TH for the appropriate obser-
vance Of Thanksgiving, praise. etc.
An Oyster Festival will be heIiliiu
the Bliss House two weeks from next
Thnrsday, under the auspices Of The
Sons Of Temperance. llm ~ sbol!sl1
Our sehool commences on Monday
of this week with an attendance of
eighty-fiye pupils in one medium
sized school room, with one teacher.
L make no reflections on the managers
of our District at present, but the
situation Is not very encouraging.
Our school teachers are all engaged
and i believe have all commenced the
winter term, viz Districts-No. I
Mr.; Carrick, 9, Mr. Dimon, 8, D. w.
Groesbeckr 4 J. c. Andrews, 5, J. Nor
ris, g. j. w Walker, ], d. w. Finch,
8, F.iP KIahr, 9, r.. j. Berry, 10,
lBioomvilie, a. J.. Grove 20, iI Z .ili''
Our Legislature met on Thursday
evehing. The bilIbrought fll lastweek
by Mr.. Splitter of Huron, extending
etc, to women, was taken
from the table and amended on mo-
tion of Andrews Of Crawford, by
striking out the clause Of exenpting
women from military duties, honors,
etc., After, an animated discussion
thesbill was Indefinitely postponed, ]
A BilbfOF- the repeal Of all laws
the manufaettire and sale
ofspIrituons aud malt liquors in The
State OF OhiOlwas presentedi and laid
on The table. q Adjourned. 5.i s'sai \
80 .-5aIala tl5Tii I5ro = / r,,,9lW rs,1,.,9lW
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An Eteslirnt ai.torr.-we 1aze : !

ceived+ nom the author, c. W. But
terield. of Bucyrus, a work entitled
"A Historical Account OF the Expedi-
tiOn against Saudusky under Col.
VIM. Crawford in 1852, with Bio
graphical Sketches, Personal Remin-
iscences, Descriptions of interesting
localities, and "Details of the Disas-
trous Retreat, the, Barbarities of the
Savages, and the Awful Death Of
Crawford by Torture The history
is one ofpoeuliar interest to all who
wish IS know OF the earlier history Of
this section Of Ohio, and while it is a
local history, it treats of matters that
make it a valuable addition TO the
history of this eogptIys The work
bears upORfts'faee4He ISi1r thst Mas
been expended in making it authori-
tative beyond peradventure. 1t is
carefully written and abounds in
startling and truthful incidents OF the
terrors Of Indian warfare. Not only
Is this book worthy of place in all
libraries for its historical worth, but
it Is neatly printed, and is tasty vol
ume III appearance. II is meeting
with a large sale both locally and gen-
orally We WeJeohhderEie vaiuabic-
work.
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worked off somewhat, he was brought
before the Mayor and on complaint
of the assistant marshal and the
aeknOWiedgments OF the accused he
was fined $40 and costs, making q to-
tai Of S13.
Young men who get on drunk oc-
casionally iJust for fun" would do
well to pause and consider whittier
their course is tending. -
J. c. Barlow has repainted his
Hotel building and the Masonic Hall
building and three other buildings in
the same vicinity and made other
improvements about the premises, ad-
ding very much to the general ap-
pesnance of his entire property which
occupies the grester part of the entire
square. ScIPIo.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20
DR. A. TRAsK,s
MlGHETIe OINTMENT
FOR THR CURE or
1NELAxxA9oay DISEASES.


Dr. Trask was srssasd fsr tRsnty years In
course Of experimsnfS Z - lhs msdleal prop
critics and pOWef - vegetables, 1eQlra1e and
combined At1he sgs of 1sge1sI yslIl he sue
SeeSsd e S;s N psssssng e s wsse 2, ses s,snls
extracts, tie roH1l u which n rcmoFI1g els
eases Is u11qaaIe1 n tie annals q Usd,elne
His I4crVek[ een1iDt. y colpbina-
Rlee11cI * 4lgnetIR a ns foEn o. m oinI-
6srEeia, 4 4, shas the runsrhabss rn.l
un2ece411tld Ucrcss whlch has attended -
apH|olIIc1 IN he clre q diseasss, stampg L 4
ones = t. eIsslsst discovery Of tie Sc. ma
a. e ~ and elose aEssng.roa q iia
lsFer naEls, sine ,thers rsnains suf-
tiSi = - et11ls-y Vs1s1iI q fks hodT, lnd
equ1ILzl IEo elfEnllli1n q IA bIno1- BFrhis
me1ns , Controlling power - gatne1 over tho
mo1 zal.snsnt tcIE. q dlsesss, gkieh eznno.
SncnA nAsthe power OF Th1ssombsEas
tl0fls IA Il peneEates 70 every poEko1 of
hchln1l fsslcs eteEy bone and UlDci1, T1i1.
nersSee "A ik..eas = s.seosa &c s eas - nals
HepcP 8 epes 6 readfly With internal e *
NlS1sFoas instances are On rssosa
whe,e - remedy fas restored he.lth e p.
ITEMS e aesy he fraEe thai ths most poUzEfnl
intsrna1 Esnedies faiIed 70 prodles any easct
snea - fequsndy bec1 TIE ease IN LzA1mnt
uoa = - Bo4el1~
az 81 sens,ie syss eesa cssns1s enc esa ss Z . %
- EaaaRmafoxY Rhsunaa1Ism
tlIis 0I1|Es1t = lkR most eomplste remedg ever
prep8e4 - Dlphfheria or Rutrid Sors ThFoa.
IA nfRefy-nHa0 eases eat OF q
hundred, & Wfl aford entire reliof to thsW WorIt
easesof GsEToas Headache In thirty msnutea
&eK AerySas Diseases this nsdisins u
M n|TIN
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

No MORE SORE HANDS OR COLD
FINGERS. ~ HalPs Patent Husking
Gloves protect the hands from the
Geld, are pliable and, durable, and are
armed with metallic claws for tearing
husks from the ear. No farmer who
sees them can refrain from purehas-
ng, as it will at once be seen that,
aside from the comfort, much more
work can be done than by the old
style -I.-r5 ..e ,..,.I-
]. NJ. VOllmer C Bro, dealers in
Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods
have them for sale. Call and see
80 tEd bouz ? -5Da fsiit- 2 >.
nen. = 81 .lnl lL --nL.l-.Ll IL I
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

., a dspress-d. izrltubIs sts1s - 'nsah !
+, weak, nerF9II,s ezlspetsa 1tsslngl !
no enersE 9 as1fnsaffan5 ee,1sae'l
head, weak nte11erJs eftsR rgk1k -
bIIitatins z1sssuntnrg : i1i.eaeEEes, 1Ar
eonscquencs q exaas Hetai cgerssk- q
hdiaetnns- Ms EEBYoEs DEBuETX
finds AsovereiEn enrs a UrERHGEEB'
MOHIRoPATNLG GREcZEzC, Eos 38.
2 It tones u Ne systen, arEests AisehaTeeA dt-pek
the mental gloom and dezpondeney, and rejuve-
mtss the entire system It i perfectly harm
Isz and Always sGdent Pris IS, for parkzg.
iof i've boxes and large g vial Of poTaers Hhtch
is important u nld asds1s eaasai or q PER nnsia
box Sold by ALI Druggists, o. sant by mad
On recipt Of price Addresa HuHPHREfS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC AfEDIcTEE CO.
No. 689 BRoADEAI. ~ r.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

Thirty RearS'ENpeFfenee of an CD
Hurse.-Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup :
the prescription u one OF the best FenaIf
Ply slclars ana Sn 1ses In the Q 1ited alate4
and has been astsd f0r thirty yeaes witt new
er aiding saietg = and snccess BY nalIi.oua q
mothers ana eiiildren, from -the feB1s- -Isl-
Iant of one week old to the adult. 1t cor
rects acidity ofthe stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates die bowels, and gives resL
health and comfort 70 mother and child.
We believe 1t TO be the best and surest REM
eCiy in the World in all cases OF Dysentery
from Teething or from aay other canses
Full directions fcr using will accompany
each bottle None genuine unless the fac
yimile ofCURriS & PERKINS IS on the
Dealers. -. - -
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HAYS House, POstOrIa.-This hotel
within the last year has been rebuilt,
enlarged and put in thorough repair.
In addition TO this Mr.. Reed, the
landlord, has re-furnished the entire
house, making all its appointments
perfect and in modern style. Mr..
Reed has no superior as a landlord
and isIIidd end egrdialsin the treat
.meht Of guests. With comparative
~ new house at his command he will
meet with the success he deserves.
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WEDDEIshHOUsE, CLEVELAND, o.
This, IweIl " established and popular
hotel has been,under the manage
ment; Of tlie present. rroprietors for
tie past i've years, during which
Tine over thirty thousand $50, ,Oe0)
dollars have been expended in fur
nishfng and repsirfng, making it now
more dssisabIe for travellers than any
house in 0 the city nof Cleveland.
Therefore, in erder'tO meet the Views
of the. majority Of the people visiting
Cleveland /, on and after NoYember 1st,
1875 ihe pEieoi Of board ffor transient)
will be 81 .D9 $3.50. and S3.09 per day
according % the locality OF rhe room.
Bear in mind dat the above tariff
viii give hosest0ppiBg at tile house
better accommodations for the same
money than any. other house IN the
city. r. s. GILLETTE, Prop.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

TAFEcT SATISFACTION has Deem
expressed by every one who has had
Clothing made at Frost & Bros Star
Clothing Store, since the employ
ment of that prince Of cutters, n. W.
Davis. He is fully up to ali the latest
styles has had long experience in the
large Cites and takes great pride in
doing his his work in the best possible
manner. New Winter Goods justre-
ceiyed. Call and see them. - .--.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

nyOu want circulars,
If you want handbills,
III you want envelopes,
III you want colOred WORK,
Ifyou want business cards,
Ifyou want neat bill heads,
Nyou want tasty letterheadss
Ifyou want nice visiting cards,
hyou want any kind ofjob work.
Leave your order at the TRIBUNE
Steam JOB Printing Oniee- a4
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

a ... l.itE tINEfs fL4fI AsflGA lAl
\ ALL those indebted to H.F. Fiege d
Co., are respectfully requested 10 call
and settle the same, as we are build
ing a new Factory and must have our
money, as we need what is due us.
q, 'i HtiH li5H H. Z. FIEGE & Co. p
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

q spinal IrrifatIOn.-Ih have made use OF
DIR. Trasks Magnetic Ointment In my prac-
tice in several eases Of Spinal Irritation and
find it a superior article and well worthy OF
public notice, and one which no family or
person ought to be without. i4sisss- -.
A ". BELDIN6, n. D.. faf4 .
ia. Eiaf..- KnowlesvilIe, N. Y
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

We understand that DIR. Mory has
reconsidered his determination Ia go
to Green Spring aud will settle, in
Defiance. He is 3 good physieiah.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

We understand that the track of the
Cincinnati, ,Sandusky sad Cleveland
Railroad, from the bridge west across
Washington street, will be raised and
moved little south next week.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

c. Z. stsckleE, closed the Green
Spring water Cuse, lAst.week for the
season. During the winter the house
will undergo extensive repairs and up
on opening next year viii be in COM
plete order.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

! THE cry is that Coffee and Sugar
have advanced in New York, and that
prices must go up in Tiffin. II your
want to buy goods at old prices call on
Bai CAMPBELL & LNGESTELTER. I
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

We were favored this week, by
Messrs. Barnes, Mccormack and DR.,
Gibson with liberal portions OF veni-
son frOmseaeA, 1t beinga part OF their
Henry county game.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

We call attention to the advertise
ment OF the Galaxy for 1874. 1t is an
excellent magazine and grows better
year by year. It is worth many times
its subscription price.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

The tunnel work Is progressing
lowIyowfhg TO The bad weather. As
it now stands there is one Of the most
extensive mudholes in this section
there. ist-fo 81 9fif sstEGoss &
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

C. II. STING ALWAYS AHE4D.-At
the County Fair, Sting received the
First Premium on the Domestic Sew
ing Machine, and also ou3 the Lamb
Knitting Machine. As. he deals in
none but first-class Machines, asltaese
premiums indicate, persons VIII find
it to their advantage to give him 4
call before purchasing. .ir sii -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

The T., T. &E. r. r. Co. have their
water pipes nearly down and their
tank completed, and q small engine
house built near the river. The engine
Is in and ali Is ready for good wa
ter supply. -.-.s---zs-, -, 49,.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

The Immortal J. N" was in this
city last week and did not call on us.
He does not love us because we call
him "MF. Free's-a very unphilosOph-
ioal name. .nui1i.-sI si .3oa. nit.t .,.1
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20
Forgale hy aE D1nggl.ls. 81. 3. q


C3aIldrea cfsen Eook yale ana Sick
the stomach. BRORhS YERH1FUGE
COHEfTS Wiz 1sstroY Worms yELtleout in
jury te the chit.iS i1eiz1 rffef1sT " l1lte, and
free fron an coIDrins g clIIer ll51rioss In
lions CIETL8 4 GROWN. Props.
No. eI5 Fulton ST. Y.
SOIdlby urug9Lafs sad Chemists. ard Deal
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

Mr.. Graves, of Rochester, N. Y.,was
in this oIty last week To- arrangel the
macldn4fy knd sEsfting of the Ohio
Shoe Factory.