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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
REPUBLIC NEWS.

Some gentlemen from Fostoria were
here on Monday prospecting for To-
cation for grlst and Touring mill. A
good mill would certainly be eproftable
property here, as we are surrounded
by an excellent wheat growing eoun-
try. 1t will also be a great accommo-
dation to the people of this part Of the
country, as it would create a home
market for grain, supply consumers
with -four and feed, and build up the
business of the town. Our citizens
should encourage every enterprise of
this kind.
The demand for dwelling houses
still continues. A few medium sized
modern styled houses could be rented
or sold on short notice. Who will
build? Eae
The ground is being cleared for
Stickney & Grifin's new block on
Washington street. 1t will be 45 feet
front, 80 feet deep apd two stories
high.
The mason work of Jonas Neikirk's
new brick house is completed and the
carpenters are now doing their part.
Jonas says he will have the best house
In town.
Mr., A. H. Singers reputation as a
carriage painter is attracting cnstom
from distance, a large. amount OF
work having been done this season
for parties in adjoining counties. He
has also manufactured some fine bug
gies and spring wagons. Harry Co
vert does the ironing in fine style.
The Star Hook and Ladder Com
pany will go to BLOomvllle on Satur-
day afternoon for a race with. the
Hook and Ladder Company of that
place, the two companies having
sgreed to run at the same time. The
BioomvilIe boys will be called on to
do some tall running to come out
ahead of the ''Stars."
The Republic village School Board
held meetings three evenings in sue
cession last week, and adjourned to
meet on Wednesday evening of this
week. Miss Lura Rouse, of Wyanr
dot county, was elected teacher of the
Primary Department, Mr.. Griffith, o.
Belmont county, teacher OF she So,
ondaEy, The Board tied upon the
teacher for the higher department, tht
President of the Board persistently
voting for himself with great regulari
ty, unassuming dignity and becoming
modesty, two members voting will
him and three against. 1t has beer
since ascertained that section 3S o
the new school law provides that i
shall be unlawful for any member o
a Board of Education to have any pc
cuniary interest, either direct or in
direct, in any contract of said board
or to be employed in any manner TO
compensation by the Board of whicl
he is a member, except as clerk. Thi
renders it necessary for part of tn
Board to drop their candidate for tn
position, or for one of their numbe
to resign.
We are requested to insert the fol
lowing notice; "a meeting for tn
promotion of personal Seriptura
Holiness, will be held Tuesday even
ings Of each week at the house o
John K. Miller, of this township. Al
lovers of holiness are requested to at
tend"
| 1t appears to be fact that one @
our best looking young ladies is on th
very verge of matrimony. In fact W
are not sure but the fatal step will b
taken before this item is read by tn
public. SCIPIo.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.

We give below the delegates TO our
county convention as far as we have
been able 90 secure them:
FIRsF WARD.
1T. Huss, G. ]. Keen, c. Hornung,
Henry Ebbert, L. A. Hall, J. H.
Ridgeley.
SECOND WARD.
Abner Neibel, r. G. Pennington
Geo. w. Lutz, Ethan Boyd.
THIRD WARD.
&C Barbour, jacob Boyer, J. ID.
MeCalmont, Benz. Kaup, o. T. Locke.
Advisory Committeeman - w. R'
Smythe, w. II. Kisinger.
FOURTH WARD.
J.H Pittinger, L. Weirick, J. a
Hall, j.. Jones, DR.. J. T. LiveTs.
FIFTH wARD.
G. r. Huss, Geo. Breidinger, JOIN
Crum, VIM. 3. Arndt.
CLINTON TOWNSHIP.
Myron Sexton, James Patterson, I
4. Ink, Edward II. Swander, A. II
IIiseckner, Wa. Derr, ]. c. Knepple
Jesse s. Pittinger. Advisory Com
mitseeman-W VIM. Derr.
scIPIo TOWNSHIP.
J.B. Stearrs,J j. L. Cole,J il. Knapp
w. H. Pearce, J. s. Smith, Asa Way
II. Cbanee, ]. E. Scott, A. F. ANYWAY
J. II. ANYWAY. Advisory Committee
man-W. H. Pearce.
REED TOWNSHIP.
w. Hatton, L. Weed, w. II. Shet
terry, ]. +. Montgomery, A. J. Saliers
w. Bishop, Henry Free. Advisory
Committeeman-W HI. shetterly.
EDEN TOWNSHIP.
Wm. Barrick, C. BartIeson, J. L
Gross, w. C. Stevens, Jas. Brinker
hofR, Samuel Baker, A. Brown, DAME
Palmer. Advisory Committeeman
II. Arnold.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
Local Correspondence.
BL0OMVILLE NEWS.

While farmers generally are prepar-
Ing TO SOW their fall crop OF wheat, &
few of our most forward sgrieulturists
have sown. The new crop is being
thrashed, and yields in quantities vary
ing from IL to 80 bushels per acre.
ROasting-ear season Is shout over,
and farmers are living in good hopes
that they will have a chance TO cut up
their corn ere the thirty days Of Sep
.ember haye rolled around. The new
corn crop presents an excellent ap-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

R.P. & @. Railroad atferS.-Mat-
ters are. progressing rapidly on the
road, taking into account all kinds OF
woTlsas Col. Johnson, engineer of LheB.
R&c. road 5or o,inforins u. The
tie layers have reached BascOm COM
ing east, and another corps is working
west from = the Lake Erie Division.
The grading, trestling and masonry,
viii be completed from tie Like Erie
Division to Defiance, by the 15sh of
this month; and an additional corps OF
tTack-layers and ballSsters will be put
on. In the matter OF securing ties the
Co. have lately been very successful.
Over 80, 900 lies were secured last week
and in this section alone over 81, 900
was paid out for ties since July. The
Company have engaged ties sufficient
for the road in this Divis-
ion except about 10000. It's expect
ed that the road will be doing business
by the lst of NOvem Der.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
PROBATE COURT.

State Of Ohio, Seneca CosRty,iS-S.
Office is hereby given that accounts II
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals viii he received by fhe
undersigned up to Y o'clOek-nOOn-AlOn
day, September 18th, 1873,
For the grading, draining, paving and lRl-
proving OF Washington street, 1roIn the
hrst alley south of the Railroad tracks
north, 10 the first alley north OF the Rail
road iTaeks-a distance Of i've hundred feet
in accordance with plans. profile aud spec
idcatiOng therefor, heretofore adopted anu
now on file in the office OF the City Clefk. .
The work to be completed by the LIST day
OF December, 1913.
bidders To use the printed forms, as no
other will be received.
Blank forms and envelopes VIII De lar
niShed by me when called for.
Bidders will bid separately ON The earth
work. and loose aud solid rock excavation,
and for lumber and iron used in The sup.
ports; the timber By the thousand. and
iron by the pOuud.)
The excavation and the bOilding Of the
stone walls will be let in one contract; the
contractor to furnish all material.
Each bid must contain the full name Oi
the parties interested, and the same must be
accompanied by a sufficient guaTnnty OF
some disinterested person, that II the bid Is
accepted, n eOntractW will be entered into and
the performance OF II properly secured.
The Council reserve the right TO reject any
ar all bids
BY order OF the city Council.
ni7-w3. S. j. kINTZ, City Clerk.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
Attention Invalid Pensioners

As the Act of March 81, 1873, gives you IN
CREASED PENSIONS IL your disabilities
have increased, beg leave 10 say that II you
have reason TO believe that your disability
has increased the best way 10 "test the mat
ter Is 10 apply 20 me in person or by letter.
Circular and "Offieial Blanks' free and no
charges unless successful. Then legal fees
only. WIN. f. PRESTON, Army and Navy
Claim Agent, No. 30 Superior st., CLENE-
LAND, OHIO. n1I-2t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
Notice to Contractors.

II "
Sealed proposals Will be received by the
undersigned up to II o'clock, noon, Septem-
Der 18th, 1873,
For material and the building Of the Sew
er from the intersection OF Washington
street and Railroad street to the Sandusky
River, in accOTdGnce with plans, profile and
specifications therefor, heretofore adopted
and now on file in the office OF the City
Clerk. Ut lHL frr
The work to lie completed BY the lst day
of November, 1873
Bidders to use the printed forms, as nc
Others will be received.
Blank forms and envelopes can be obtain
ed at my Office. fs ~ ..--..
Bidde.s 70 bid separately on labor, stating
different kinds a1d priees-also on material
furnished.
Each bid must contain the full names o
the parties interested, and the names mus
be accompanied by a sufficient guaranty o
some diSinterested person, that II the bid Il
accepted, n contract will be entered into and
the performance of il properly secured.
The Council reserve the right TO reject any
''' ms ''N'' By order OF the city Council.
n7-T3 y. J. KINTZ, City Clerk.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
VACATIOM.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has filed her petition in writing
with the City Council, of the city OF Thin
Seneca county, Ohio, praying the said City
Council to vacate ali that part of the public
alley In Sd Ward OF said city, that runs in q
enthusiastically direction, from Perry
street lying between fractional in-l0ts, Nos
5l3, 544 and 5I5 fronting on the e., 8. & q. X.
r. and fractional fn-lot No. 54T, whioh
fronts on Perry street and also 70 Yaeate
all that part Of the public alley lying be-
tween said fractional in-lOt No. 5if and
said fractional in-lot No. 81; and
that the said petition will be for hearing by
the said City Council on the 9Th OF October
AMANDA STEM
Bye. ]. KEEN, her Atty. -
August q, '73-6t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

Tie Boston Advertiser, thus ae-
counts for the nomination of "Old
BIiP' by the Buckeye BourboHs:
''This Allen is an uncle OF Allen q.
Thurman, and to all intents and pur-
poses his candidate. The election Of
a Senator is the great business Of the
next Legislature, and it is said that
Thurman's determination to preserve
the old party lines was owing in part
to his conviction that he stood no
chance of reelection IL the so-called
Allen county movement was appfoV-
ed. The Democracy, recognizing that
this was to all intents and purposes
his fight, permitted him to name his
candidate, and he persuaded his uncle
to come to the front once more. 1t
will be so much the worse for the De.
mocracy, and not a particle better for
Thurman"
The Advertiser is right. There is
not one principle in the campaign
this fall on the partOf the Democracy.
Thurman is the man there is fight
for, and poor Allen is only a figure
head. Allen will return to his Gin
cinnatus business after October.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

Tie Democratic papers ara busy in
re-hashing the story ofltwo years ago,
that Gov. Noyes whilst Probate Judge
OF Hamilton County, devoted to him
self money that belonged 40 others.
That tale was Iefuted when MrNeyes
ran for Governor the first time aud il
was shown that it was unjust and
malicious. 1t is the same now, and
shows that the party is in q desperate
condition when bare possibility ol
success rests on falsehOOd.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

PhiIadelph Van Trump voted for
the salary bill and took his back pay.
He is a Democrat. He tried to ex-
plain the matter and justify himself
and others in a speech, and this is one
of the points he made
ssThis vote was taken amidst the
widest excitement in the House, II
was manifest that, from the way In
which the vote was running, the
contest would be q close one. After
the voting was closed, and the names
were being slowly read at the desk OF
the reading clerk, 1t was ascertained
that the question was lost by three OF
four majority. Then commenced 9
most ludicrous scene. Five or six
members sprang to their feet and
changed their votes from the mega.
tive 10 the Affirmative, thus turning
the majority TO two on the other side
and am sorry 10 say that the ma
jority Of these changing votes came
from the Democratic side of the
House,
VIII the AdUertiser give this item
II used to love and venerate VaT
Trump, and it should now hang de
Iightedly upon his words of wisdom
and truth. Doglve your readers some
fair Information in regard tI tho sala'
~ bill.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

UIHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
/ ing between Ii. ID. Williams Sons, Is
this lay dissolved by mutual consent. II.
from the firm-the senior son, ]. L. VIII
Jams. continues the business. Ample pro-
visions are made to pay all debts of the
firm. B. ID. WILLIAMS,
IL WILLIAMS, ST.,
WI. WILLIAMS, JF.,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

We were mistaken in what we said
last week in regard to DR.. O'Connor's
remarks in the County Convention.
He said that 9s per cent. of the taxes
Of the State had been used for the be-
nevolent institutions-not stolen as
we were told he said; but that large
amount of money for those purposes
had been stolen by contractors.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
TIFFIN WOOL MARKET.
Telegraph Markets.

TOLEDO, Sept. Sd.
Wheat-Shade lower; moderately
activej extra white Michigan 81 .G9 I;
amber Michigan $1.451; No. / red
S1.46! No. 2 red Sl.45.
Corn-firm; high mixed 47!@47ic ;
yellow 4Sc.
Oats-quiet but steady; No. l 3Sc ;
No. 2 Sic; rejected a0c.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

Paper MiH.-OwiDg to the rain last
evening there was ouly.a partial at
tendance of those interested in the
Paper Mill project, at the office of
Loomis & Nylnan, but those who were
there talked right 10 the point in such
.zmAnner as almost ensures success.
Ia order 70 give ell Interested an op-
portunity to offer suggestions and be-
come more fully posted, it was deemed
advisable TO hold another meeting at
the same place Friday evening at
seven o'clock The books Of both. the
other organizations will lie ut hand,
and subscriptions transferred to an
other book, and arrangements made
for pushing the work at once. The
site selected IS a splendid one, con-
venient to the depOts, will have an
abundance of water, and possesses
various other favorable points.
Let all interested be on hand pre-
pared to talk and work, as this is a
most important, iHterest t5 our city,
and will prove valuable 10 all who
invest. I.sJ 9ri
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

II was Democrats that passed the
salary bill. These are the thieves that
the Advertiser abuses when it tries to
strike Republicans. Will the AdUeTfis-
ergive the vote in detail on the Salary
Gmb2 It-tare net do it. 1t has not
honesty sufficient to cause it TO fairly
tfekt that or my ether political SUBJ
sscs. 1EIEHHtk
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
REPUBuCGy COUNTY CONTENTION.
SATURDAY. september ets, fs1s.


The Republican electOEs Of tho eeverA
ownships OF Seneca county are reeaested
10 send DeIegatee 70 a County Conveaffon, %
be held In the Court House, in Tilnn, o-ss
SATURDAY, sEPTEMBER 6, ls7sscs
forshe ppsVozs q. .loInina;lRs candidates TO
berOted fot * t1e elzuias ? al electfon. Tor
the f6ilDvink omcss. T1z. ttffE Lan
one oasddats5 s5or Rep,esevdhse q
One c6ndtddie ~ TseaaIrtsz
One cusdIdate .yOr oOmmissioAer,
One candfdafe for Prosecuting AftOrney,
One candsdate for IaJlgBsazI DsrectOT,
And 70 select Central CoEnnlitiee 10 serve
the ensuing year. and 20 transact such other
business as may properly come before the
Convention.
The different townships and wards VIII be
entitled 70 the fOlioxing representation,
which s1ks one vote fOs7 every twenty
five vets casf for seeretHry Of staSe WI
koa, inls5e, and doSe vote 5ersevery ffastion
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
CHICAGO. Sept. Sd

Wheat-irregular Sl.134; cash l.19l
.@$l.13s; Sept. $1.12s; Oct. $l.O91@
81. 10; year No. 3 $l.0S.
Corn-firm; fairly active 394@395c;
Sept. 40e; strictly fresh Al &c Oct.
0ats-frm at 2T1c; cash 27a@275c
Get oTe-: wear rejected 251(626c,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

The Democrats Of Pennsylvania
will not allow 8 man tainted wits the
salary grab 10 preside over them in
Convention.L 1 Cincinnati Enquirer.
But IN this Stale, they put thai
grabbsr Lew. Campbell forward to
make speeches for them.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

Splendid crop of Hickory nuts in
Crawford county. The trees are full
of them. Look out for OLD HICKORY
BILL ALLEN!-FUzsn8 s5
The Forum man will think he has
one of those hickory nuts for head
when the election is over.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
In reference to Senator Morton's al
lusion 70 ABE salary efas the Aduor-

III HciercDce 70 senator mOrbO0'S al
lusion to1he Salary Graf, the Aducr-
tiser says: --- 4 : =. = ~ n
''This is Is tho kind Of fellow that
the Republicans select to open their
campaign and tell the people how to
vote. How terribly they are opposed
to the Grab, when the Grabbers are
chosen as their defenders. Now let
them send for Colfax, Ben Butler and
such pure men, 81
When the Advertiser gave the fore
going &c was well known that Senator
Morton had covered bis back pay into
the Treasury having done so on the
10Th uit. IN his letter to the Treas
urer he stated that he never intended
to take the money, but had not pre-
vi0usty considered it necessary TO
formally draw it and cover It into the
Treasury. 1aH ae-.
Now win the Advertiser give little
of the history Of those Democrats
who have drawn their money? Its
eaders would like to see that chapter,
which shows that virtuOus Democrats
excel Republicans in gObbling money
that belongs to Uncle Sa
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

At Upper Sandusky, on the 13, the
Buckeye Hose Company, OF Bucyrus,
won the prize money, 500, in 3S Sec
onds. The Nevada company ran in
3Sl, Tiffin company in 40, Gallon 40,
FOstoria 40l; Ada AZ. What aileth
the Young America? Canst tell
neighbor Tribune !-FhcERont JoeFndl,
august 2l.
We "canest' and truly, too. The
Company to which you refer was a
hook and ladder company. Young
America was not present, 50 nothing
allied it. Now in the light Of the Fos-
toria Tournament, what aileth the
Mohawks?. Young America is happy
in the winning Of that prize, and the
Mohayks went home with their hon.
ors draggled in the dust. Is there
such a company as the Mohawks !?
Can they run? Had not they better
challenge Young America Let us
know all about it.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

The public debt statement shows q
reduction of Sc, 100000 for August,
This has a healthy look, when the re-
duction Of taxes in the last year is
taken into account.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

The Fair Grounds will be open for
driving purposes every evening, and
on Saturday, both afternoon anheven-
ing. The track is pleasant place to
drive on, and using il viii improV it
materially. Drive on the Fair Ground
track.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

Return train leaves sandusky City
at Gas P. NJ.
Tickets good to return September
18th.
/ TWoSilver C0rnet Bauds will ac-
company the excursion train.
Steamers win run to and from the
Islands returning ia time for 6.45 p.
NJ. train. - .-sf
This occasion affords grand Oppor-
tunity to visit the Island during the
Grape Season.
All Soldiers and their friends are in
vited. BY order of the
COMMITTEE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

= misunderstanding and combining
without unity, principle, or consist
ent system. WebSter's Dictionary.
Jfthegsme wereworta the POWDER.
nothing could be more pat than to
christen the poor bastard "No Name''
party 'Ecleetics,n but it Is similar "a
the crying, pulling child who was SC
puny that when the father was asked
why he did not spank it, replied that
"he couldn't find q place big enough. :,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
RnDfts-Ironf tfe maefinps add

Rapftsiron tlie meetings address
ed by Governor NOyes.in the southern
part of the State, represent the best
passible state of feeling at all points.
The people show an unusual interest
in the campaign and enter the fight
against the old enemy with q zeal
which insures a complete triumph in
0cfoher
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
North Western Normal School
REPUBLIC, OHIO.
Phe FoUBTHYEARof OF this Popular In
stItuaOn wlH eOmmence on Ha
Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1873,

AuCSut sept - o sD1
and from present indications. will be by far
the most profitable and successful of any in
its history
WHO SHOULD AND WILL ATTEND:
l. ErerV Teacher who desires 20 be thor
Oughly posted in tCIt1t and hoO 70 Instruct
in The CJlfIl.y,y School
2 Every young lady and gentleman who
desires n position in a t'rqdcd SeAoot or any
Institution Of higher order. Tnis depart
ment Will reeelye special attention IN the
future. +ff lrF fH
a Every uerSou who desires to take q
thorough Busfae&s Course much cheaper and
more practical than that Of the sO-ealled
Commercial Colleges
4. All who desire such an edueation as
will in at least one half the time usually
required by Academies and Colleges, NJ
them at once TO commences the study Of
| Law, Medicine, Theology, or % engage IN
any business that demands skill and enter
PRISE.
). All who prefer earnest work TO shirk-
ing originality 10 mere meInOrizing and
paTrot talk; cheerfnl self-goyernment 20 the
/ degrading condition OF being watched Dy po-
lice school officials; economy 70 eulpaDle ex-
travaganee; healthfui mental growth 70
the mere pueTile desire Of com pleting pre-
seribed course OF study not adapted 70 the
times; in short, all who desire men equiv
alent for all their outlay Of time and mon-
/ ey.
Del GENERAL sTATENKSTs-
l. Students from all portions OF Ohio and
from other States are coming to Republic
2 Prof. B. 3. Hall, Of Medina, In charge
of Mathematics and sciences next year. Is
one Of the most thorough and energetic
teachers in the State. His extensive eXpe-
Hence in Public Schools viii be a great as
sistanee in the Normal.
z German and French will be taught by
experienced native teachers-the former BY
Mrs. Louisa Ereeseman, graduate OF a
German University, and the latter BY MI !
+. BOurQuin, son OF a government teacher IN
France. The very low tuitiOn tOr the Ian
guageS, only SJ n term. viii commend
Republic TO all who desire 70 study thsn-
4. Diplomas viii hereafter be granted %
those who hOnorably compete the hesfnesa,
Tedchers', or Collegiate Curse.
). Tuition, as heretofore, % cents week
payable in advance.
g. Next year bids fair to be he largest and
most profitahle in the history OF the school
/ Prospects are tiattefing.
/ Send for Catalogue.
J.Frafse Richard, Principal.
July Il, lS7}-n4l-3t-e OW
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
MARRIED.

VAN TTE-SCHROYER-By the Rev.
l. IT, kefauver. on the Sd inst, at the resi-.
dence OF the brides parents, Mr. Luther
Van Nette and Miss Anna Z. Schroyer, both
OF Clinton tOWnsbin
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04

The Society Of the army of the
Tennessee, win hold their 7th annual
reunion at Toledo, Ohio, ON the 10Th
and 10th days OF October.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
School Examiners Notice
to Teachers.

WYHE School Examiners of Seneca count.
Il will examine teachers at the SecOnt
District School Building in TifIin, Ohio, OF
the Third Saturday OF each month. Also
on the 5th day Of April aud the Sd day o
May, 1873. Applicants are required to b'
present at O'Clock.
B. +. MYERS,
April 8, lS73-n25-tf Clerk of the Board
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
NEW YORK. Sent. Sd.

Wheat-firm; choice new mill 81 .65;
Chicago Size old mill SLIGO.
Corn-firmer at 579G3; held g..
Oats-Firm and active at 45(950c.
GOld-S1.1 .155.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-04
AdDstnistrato,'s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly qualified as Adj
ministrator OF the Estate OF Alkaline Eaton
late of Seneca county, deceased
1881 HAMILTON ]. CROSS.