The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-14

of the Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake
Michigan railroad. Tie suspension
is only temporary and mainly arises
from conflict of authority upon the
part Of two persons. The tone of
! the wool market is firmer and 45 cents
is the ruling price IN eur own market.
--.-.---.The receipts Of the Water Works
during the month Of July were $780,
50; the expenditures S3696, 80.
HURON COUNTY.
The Sheriff went to Columbus Fri
day with Orlando Burt, where the
latter will enter upon his term of ser
vice of fifteen years in the Peniten-
tiary."----.Mr. Calvin Whitney, Of
this city, has just finished shipping
an order for 100000 feet of black wal
nut lumber, to J. Estsy & Co., Organ
manufacturers, at BattIeboro, Yer
mont. Mr.. Whitney buys his lumber
principally in Indirna, and ships over
9 million feet annually to the eastern
markets.--.....Dr. Orwig, of Bellevue,
met with an accident on Wednesday
morning, while experimenting the
erection of his new residence. The
Doctor was in the act OF removing
some of the loose pieces and debris
from the roof, when one of the cleats
broke off: precipitating him some
l tuenty feet IN fha ground
ERIE COUNTY.
Captain Gillespie, the Government
dredge contractor, on Saturday reeov-
cred hammer weighing some two
thousand eight hundred pounds which
was lost about three years ago. 1t
was the property OF Mr.. L. Pitt Lock-
wood, cashier Of the c., S. & C. r r.
Friday afternoon, at about two
O'Clock, a son of William Palmer, of
Elyria, was drowned at Put-in-B Bay,
while bathing near Browns oOel1.
He was visiting at the time with his
uncle at Put-in-Bay -........Tt is re-
ported that q firm has been organized
at Ceylon Station for the erection
and carrying on of a cheese factory.
......... Benedict Icsman died suddenly
at his residence on Lawrence street in
this city last Friday evening. BE was
apparently in his usual health in the
morning, and was at his Office during
the day. In the evening he com
planned of feeling unwell and took
some medicine. In short time ar
ter be was seized with a congestive
chill and died in few minutes. Mr..
Icsman had been a resident Of this
city for third Of century, having
taken up his abode here in lS40 He
was fifty.five years of age. having
been born in Germany in 1873 He
has been an active business man ever
since he came to this city, and was
always honorable and fair in his deal
ing and was a genial, whoIe-souled
man, highly respected by all. He
leaves a large family. His sudden
death was surprise and source nf re-
gret to all who heard the announce
ment. The funeral was largely at.
tended on Sunday. $3.50
f CRAWFORD COUNTY.
A correspondent ofthe Gallon Re :
vieiO thinks the proposed boulevard
between Crestline and Gallon rather
''putting on style" for two towns who
have not . single paved street in their
borders s.-.,..Jaeob Bowman, of Yer
non township, pioneer of Crrwford
county, died July %, in the s4th year
of his age.......,John George Brown
recently lost valuable horse by bleed
ing TO death.........The clover fields in
the Northwest part of the county are
entirely destroyed by grasshoppers
.....,.. .Bucyrus has very extensive
establishment for the manufacture of
knit wooIen goods, giving employ.
ment to over one hundred persons,
wYANDoT COUNTY. Egs
Wheat is selling at $L15 per bushel.
Corn at 60 cents. Oats at S5 cents.
Wool at 40945 cents.........Stephen
WINERY was SO badly cut in the wrist
with ehisel that it was with difficulty
that the flow of blood was stopped
and the artery properly taken up..,...
Sebastian Greek procured license
andecured the services of ]. P. to
marry him to Julia Shear, but when
he returned to the hotel he found thai
she had sheered of, and had left him in
the lurch. 1t is said that he swore
Greek and all the dead languages
when he found that he couldn't get
his money back on that license
Our friend, Jacob Zulough, brought
to our office on Saturday, head of
cabbage that was finely knit together,
of superior quality, and that weighed
eight pounds. Jacob goes up head.
Our Agricultural rooms are still open.
We inspect all descriptions Of vege-
tables left at our Office, and give credit
marks accordingly. Next...-,.A. j.
Bainbridge,s OF Jackson township,
called upon US on Tuesday, and in
formed US that % aeres of wheat,
gathered by him this season, produced
5S7 bushels of choice grain, making
an average OF 2l bushels TO the acre.
lS1 acres produced SO bushels to the
acre Since the explosion, last
week, farmers don't care about having
steam threshers on their premises...,..
| Upper Sandusky people have reversed
the order of things. They have tape
worm on the brain. Ji Is .3E5