The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-10-23
SEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

HANCOCK COUNTY.
The Findlay Foundry and Machine
Shops have closed for several weeks,
until the completion of their new
buildings.........The entire Democratic
Ticket was elected, as usual. Hen
derson & Darst were the first Western
dealers to ship full car load of clover
seed to the New York market the
present season..-.....Herbe Hiner,
the would-be wife-murderer, was ar
raigned before Judge Pillars, last Sat-
urday morning, and plead mot
Guilty" His trial is set for the 2Ist
inst.....-...The family of Mr.. Emory
Rice, living few miles South East of
this place, are afflicted with q malady
which the doctors call "Gastric Fe-
ver.n Mr.. Rice and three of his chill
dren-two boys and girl were first
taken. The girl, about twelve years
of age, died last Tuesday, and was
buried Wednesday. On Wednesday
morning a second daughter was taken
sick, though Mr.. Rice and the other
members of family seemed to be I'm
proving.
-a-- HURON COUNTY.
John Shutter paid the editor of the
Experiment five cents for q Demo-
cratic ticket, and the editor is sorry
that all the other Democrats did not
do likewise, although if they bad,
there are not sufficient in that county
to make him independently rich.... 80.
About 800 Republicans voted the Pro-
hibition ticket in the county where
the candidate for Governor OF that
faction resides .........J. d. Nicely, fore
man. for Adam Zehner & Son, at
Bellevue, absconded with the i'm
mense sum OF S100. The case is rath-
er mysterious, as he was considered a
good, straightforward man.........The
Bellevue Gazette says: It has
been suggested that our citi-
zens celebrate the completion of the
water-woFks with grand jubilee.
A very sensible idea. We can i'm
agine nothing over which it would
come easier for our people to rejoice
then a permanent and abundant
supply of water.
sANDUsKY COUNTY.
No items.
RICHLAND COUNTY.
VIM Littler, while out hunting
yesterday, accidentally shot himself.
He was about getting out of buggy,
when his gun caught somewhere,
and it was discharged, heavy load
through his arm, badly shat
tering the bones below the elbow. A
large number of shot also lodged in
Charley McCullough's ka-1d, who was
along with Littler. It is hoped that
will not be necessary on |
Mr. Littler's arm, although the
chances seemed to call for 1t. The |
Mansfield Woolen Mills are now run
ming to their full capacity, and turn
outas fine material as any Mills in !
the State. Under the management |
Of the Superintendent, J. ]. Hedges.
their goods are taking a first-class
rank, and the establishment is now
one Of the permanent manufacturing
interests of our city.
The Herald has q new power press.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
On Tuesday morning, 14th instant
Mr.. N. s. Howe, of Auburn township,
died, in the 66th year of his age, and
was buried Wednesday. He was one
Of the pioneer settlers Of Auburn
township, having been there about
fifty years-.....--.Last week thesto of
w. H. Drought was entered by way
Of the back window in the cellar, and
the small change was taken .........On
night the store of w. G.
rimanus was visited without serious
loss TO the proprietor.-----..The edi6Ors
of the Journal and Forum are again
Iuarreling with their usual vigor.
Because one happens to be handsome,
'he other calls him 'sgrinning Cor
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