The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
Local Correspondence.
BLOoxTrILE sKWs.

Several crossings and q good line Of
sidewalks have been laid within the
last week
James Winters. of this village, has
lexchanged his beautiful private resi-
denee for the farm Of Christopher Ap-
Die, east of town. We learn that Mr.
Winters gives s2.eO0 boot, the farm
being valued At 5000 and the other
property at $1,000. I'D - sy.2 80 B.
Since Aug. Lat, John Andrews and
SON have manufactured about 5000
brooms. Tie squire says this has not
been q very good season for brooms,
either. sgIis mo1f zsgil O. saiF;s -snI
= We notice in esBIoomeras" commu-
nleation to the Sur last week, that
one hundred and eighty substantial
buildings havesbee erected here with
10 the last two years. Now we don't
intend to e4sggerate, and don't want
other reporters Of this locality to do
50. We, tell the truth when we say
that there are not morsthan one hun-
dred and sixty buildings in this viii
lage, and as BloomTilIe has been q
town for the last twenty-five years, 1t
follows that all have not been put up
within the last two years. Your cor
respondent has counted ninety-elght
MISUNDERSTANDING business blocks,
private residences and barns, which
have been erected during the last two
tsummers. We consider this rapid de-
iyelopments We doubt II Tiffin grew
30 fast the first tRoyears it had q rail-
\ road.s5A srnz-l -s.M.-----. rasl -us
Because OF fli-health, ]. c. Andrews
has resigned his position as teacher
in sub.District No. 4, and the winter
session Is being conducted by ]. K.
Splitter, Cf that locality.ii -. $50
Hon. James Wilson's smiling face
lean. be seen at the Lee Bros. dry
goods store, where he offers for sale G
selected stock Of jeEelry. res
A goodIy number of teachers in thii
Township, held an association at the
1sehool house In town, on last Satur'
day evening. A. J. Splitter was ap-
pointed chairman, and F. 8. Klahi
iSecretary. After discussing the topic
of school government at length, they
resolved TO have another meeting il
two weeks-Jsn. s, 1ST4-at. the sami
place. t - -
The oyster supper and ball given BY
the Passim Hook & Ladder company
at BloomvIlle Hall, on the 18th inst
Twas success. Everything was or
lderiy and properly conducted No
an oath or a vulgar word was uttered
iThis speaks well of Bloomville 70
1.amusing eEtertainnents. !
The Legislature met In regulsrses-
sion on Friday evening Isst.aoaR bls
.hp A.liJ. Splitter read the tBIoohn villt
4 Clipper to an attentive audience. j
The resolution endorsing President
IGranvs action, In the Spsin-U. : g
ldinicuity, was discussed at length
and then adopted IND 81
Jacob Gamers buying dried aP
! lples.aiigs9yl 9i5zai isltiiGs . 1i -.si
Ouf merchants are doing e lively
l'businsss. While the panic has almos
paralyzsd trade and manufactures II
other localities, it didlnos even scart
US. We went along as usual. l 81
i The following Is our catalogue o
market prices for grain, poultry ant
country produce: Wheat, 81 -25 corn
t5Oc. 4 timothy seed, s2 SO; clover seed
] $3.50; dried appies, $3.50. butter
s0c:s 3 eggs, zoc.fa lzlu, oc. poultry
B@7c. ,aiI ,-z5i I3i8.ni lfa
Several of our citizens are using
cosI for fuel. ga -
| There viii be q public dance a
Bloomviile Hall on New YEARS eve
Smith & Hoke. OF Attics, O., VII
commence business In the furnitur
and undertaking line in the soutl
room ofEinsslRs block, on next Mon
day morning r 80 Se- = rrlq''1ii
The engine In the sash and doc
factory has not been running the las
few days as the roads are too bad (
supply its demand for wood. sia %
Forty-eight Of our citizens made
raid on Tifino last Monday. and lai
in a splendid stock Of holiday goods
Weia like to ride on the ears. .-aia o.
--a-8 saa.3 eii T. i'7t REITIPs-