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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
Ibrisgmeut Of Passes.

TIE Managers Of the Lake Shore 4
Michigan Southern. Michigan Gen.
trail, and Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne
Railroads held a n1eeting few days
ago for the purpose Of adopting some
resolutions In regard TO the abroga,
tion Of the free-pass system, and made
the verbal agreeDeBt to issue DO
more free passes after the 1St OF Janu-
-ary, 1854, szeept-f0r strictly ehA[lta'
bic purposes. Ministers OF the Cos
peI will continue to receive haif-fart
permits. It was agreed to limit tc
i've the number of passes to be asked
of other roads.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
Tas yhR 5 lag2Ie lag DIsastsr2. \

NEW YORK, December 20.-Tne
London papers of the Sth, received to-
pay, contain the of1lcia report Of Cap
which sunk the steamer Vile du Ha-
vre. Is is as follows. so far rs relates
to the collisloh:h r15d q q
STATEMENT OF cAPFAIN lsoBERTsoN.
"Novem Der ed, 2 A. NJ, latitude 4s.
81 north, longitude $50 g. west, wind
>. 5. w. true; ship brhced upuEspor1
tack, heading by standard con - =
n. w. BY W., or W. half n. true. A
steamers mast; head WAS seen lfeom
one or two points on the port bow
Oar side-lignts we've out zmi rburafn fny
brightly. 5hortly after, we Saw t6e
steamers three lights. Sac was com.
ing Straight 10f US, Almost IA o,ssii.
ately she showed Ioalg1 her port and
masthead lights and vas steering sp-
parently TO pass under oaFstern. Ar
ter saoEy tims we yspg our bs4i sud
ported ii-tn1s az we-tii5Gght she was
coming too ueer, tne steamer Still
showing only her port light. When
close 20 the Dow. the steamers helm
was star-boaFded and she went across
our baw. A collision was inevitable
the order was given to back out AZ.
terwards. but before the braees could
be let 60 BE fz,o ve$Gs hansead co.,
lision.s the 1s9oh Efee sriktnk the
steamer 1miushi ps@ ffls ships ifnme-
diately separated. We threw our ~.
teryares back Half the creW then
shortened the san aud she rernaindar
csesred away the port 1ife-boat. Tha
carpenter being at the pumps renortad
that she shin WRs. making nd Eatar
and then <tebt fsfs9 9rd and fctIr,i tn
bowsprit gone aud the. bow smashed
completely in, but the collision bulk-
head was hppsrentlf H1IBiured. "a
beat from the Vile du Hsvre then
came alongside, containing an officer
sno four men. I asked IL the steam-
erd was much injured. He said stfe
was injured but did not say-she want
ed assisfAnce. = As no-'s signals of dis
tress were made by the steamer 7
thought at the time tae boatS1 1ss
sent 70 render US sssistanee bnt Tvbile
talking 20 the off1eer saw fea'stss :, : :
er apparently settling down and ~
cred the port life-6oat at o1cs -,
charge OF the second officer and. fon-
men, who made towards the sI ,tIn-,
ship. Our cutter and starboard Iisa.
boat were then cleared away, and in q
few minutes dispatched to the scene
Of the catastrophe. theIt onsv ss1ide
being the cries Of the dFOWHsaK no
PIE, the steamer having disappeared.
we Kept our boats out till daylight,
until every one floating among the
MfeS4 we, wss We pleked sP, We seceeeieti
thefnree hundred and SIX, large
proportion having gone down with
the6feamer. The Vile tlu devra ~.
ly hoated about fifteen minutes sftsr
being struck ,GabtainI Rahs-ss,,, -
then proceeded to give en- acoon5f ,1 ~
his falling in with the TdnunTfSsn
and transferring the steamers passen-
gers and crew 20 her, with tue ereer.
ton Of Messrs. Cook and Weiss. ana
one OF the steamers fremen who vas
injured. BE then gives an account of
bis struggles 20 save his vessel.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

The GhicaKo Tribune has been er-
posing the frauds Of syrup manGfactu-
rers. It Is cIsimed that artificial su-
gar syrup is msds By the use Of SUI
phuric acid. It cites a case where the
cork In . keg containing syrup sent
out few wesks ago for the winter
supply Of q 1umbsrlng camp was conn
pleteiy corroded by this acid. AIsos
another oase, lin which a whole fami-
ly was troubled with severe burning
at the stomach and violent headache
fOr several dsys Which symptoms dis
appeared when the family ceased to
usesyrup at toe breakfast table The
Tribune has no doubt but many per-
sons have lost their health, and some
their lives, by the use Of these syrups.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

II tha mere talk Of C0ngressmep
about tariff on tea and coffee causes
dealers to add five cents per pound to
the prics Of coffee, and ten cents per
pound % the price Of tea, how much
will be added when the proposition
comes before Congress In tangible
shape 20 And what viii be the result
should the tariff be placed on those
artieles2 Are the Eastern i3bbers tn
those goods not 3 little t0o sensitivse ?
Had they not better walt until an sc-
tuaI occasion arises for increasing the
price before making the advance?-
Blade.
We would like to know how tariff
on tea and coffee works. When il
was proposed to drop the tariff the
idea was held that the price of both
artieles would become lesszeaual 70
thesepa 1t tlksn Of ! sel: S.sch hss
not-bsen the case. -rne average price
has been as before NnH
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

and battery. The defendent plead
guilty aud was fined SO and costs,
making SIS 80.
Rev. Lowery, Of COopertovn, Ohio,
preached at this place on Monday
evening OF last week, in place Of Rev.
Raude6augh, who is holding = series
-ofmeetings at Clyde
Ioc.r-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

Earl Bill, Esq, Clerk Of the United
States District Court fortbs Noxthern
District Of Ohio, under Judge ShF.
msn, has been re-sppolnted By yadse
Welksr, in accordance with the unsn-
imously expressed viii Of fbe Bar, and
the evident Interests CT the public SER
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
NlRRIED.

the I'd inst, at the par
sonaEe, IN Ti=.n. BY Rev. A. Samson Mr.
George saui and Mac Z. Lets, all Of Sen
eca county, Ohio
the 24th Of December
1879, az the residence OF the pr1os,s pa
Cook. OF Republic. Ohio, and Miss AIMS
n. Rucb, Of this city
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

The late Rev. Baron Stow, Of Bos-
ten, said; Sermons are like guns,
long or short, new or Old, bright or
rusty, loaded or empty. Some sEoot
too high, some too low. They teach,
anuss, or exasperate according As
they are rnsnaged." ..ss..s. s. -. "a 4 .
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
7ArflCASEEs.

I
The members Of Attiss Lodge, F.
& A. NJ, accompanied BY their wives
land few invited guests, assembled
at their HALL on 3 Tuesday evening,
Dec. 10th TO witness the installation
ttof the Officers of.ssid Lodge, for the
ensuing year, Mr.. Lester Sutton Of
Rotating as installing officer. The
following officers were duly installed:
WrM|H. J. Ford, lss-7Z5 di5
4 S.Ws-=.I g. .Knouse .iEoqolg .su-a.
Ew.NyHeaBIer.q hsa b1e ,n,
Treas, /. Couch. e-.i . 81
/ Sec'y.TrW. M. Miller Igsl 2 r. rase
Y 8. DID. A. Boyle. 1ul1sqio rs q
1D.-M. Tom pkins. - q n97e p
Tyief4S. T. Groves. go 49, =.
> stewardsM. r. MoItz and P. @.
Corathers. .oi s's.g1D I'D % s9sil SUI
+ After witnessing the installation
and hearing some appropriate re-
marks, the company repaired to the
Ayers House and partook of . boun-
teous repast that had been prepared
for them by the gentlemanIy propfie-
tor, Mr.. Ayers. - - - = s-'...
The Good .Templars Of Attica Lodge
are preparing for an open Lodge
meeting to be held Wednesday even
Ing Dec. Slst, Speeches, music and
reading VIII be the order Of the eyen-
| ing "a JGamEslnoisE t95i14q - bs4o
TIE adeltraek S6f the b p. & e..
Railroad is completed and we are in
formed that work will DO commenced
on the depot within q few days.zsl 3.
A public dance is-aHnounced to be
held at HuffmaA4'es H2lIlon Christ
smss eveningalid Ilno Iiiv egL-57E,a
An ltenerant phrenoiogist visited
our. r.viliage q few days since and IN
dqlging too freely in Gold tangIe-ieg,p p
he was taken In charge by Deputy
Marshal Lin bsugh and placed in the
calabooss.5 After remaining in dur
snce . few hours, he was allowed to
go without any expense, having thus
obtained The luxury ola good sleep
without any pay for lodging, y : =. ..-1 Z,
A movement is on foot TO establish
a debating club heFe.R s8sTsis e.lF
Your Lodi correspondent must be
Scarce Of items ct home II We are to
Judge By his rsaching clear to Attica
forthem. The nHsxksstory,g s5scks
iineome Important poIAt 5. I'VE have
no Hawk Of that sgs ttat Is not too
sharp to be, caught ips > trap. We
have heard ofnoaeSfany5 age being
i.canght here. MO- ossfsa1 Rasl tried to
catch nythilg o;s the find heres. and
lastly, we know seiq no Gele here so
lucky as to be the oGnerdot tnp0
With these slight mU5IfSstions his
I..1S- -sts tsnaz sf54aqSt slxrr,yr,r1z, -
stooryn nllss itrne' a ID hs1so9sf ksAlcE- )
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
IFl5s aT6Gas eests5 .f4range j V9lFeb

Ine 5OWa btHte drdnge, 7Wufcn
claius orspreseht the sentiment Si
loo, 900 farmers in that state, have
passed resolution requesting, Iowa
.congressmen toyots against the ne
s.oration OF the duty anstes and cof-
fee. and "a avori of, tlls revival lof the
income tax II more taxation shall be-
come necessary. ''-e-- -. p
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

It s annudnced thst Gen eral Steed-
man VIII be a candidsts for Sergeant
at-Azms Of the State Senate. About
the time the Democratic party pegged
out, the General was a prominent car.
didate for the u. 8. Senate. Times
have changed. Blade.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

And now taere are computations"
between England and Spain, and the
British feet shout the West Indies
have received orders to rendezvous In
Cuban ports. .l..-z.f l-a
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
DEB.

AgokTOS-At Watson's SIai ION, Ohio, Dec
ii Is72. william Morton, aged 81 years,
months and days.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
1uvE rToCR mARHETs.

J.
.3t -.,s5 3. -..,,,,,l.,s NEW YORK, Dec, 2
Cattle Receipts for to-day were 4, ,z25 head
making 800 for the week. against 1880 for
the same Time last week; quality mainly
common; sales not brisk bat prices mucn
the sams as Monday OF last. week for alike
grades. Exclusive Of few Christmas bull-
ocks which sold at l25<9ls]ze, the range was
|71l@191<c; good butchers cattle, 1900 70 lSOo
lbs liys weight, selling al ll9ll1sc-l
Sheep and Lambs-s resh receipts, ,7,ooo,
making 1900 for the week, against % 90 for
the same time Last week. Demand moder-
ate and prices about as previously reported;
common TO extra sheep 5@7HG with q few
selected lots Of Christmas stock at zs<9se,
svine-ArrIyaIs yesterday end Today, Is, :
200 head. making O,sSO for the past week,
against 2 go foT the same time last week;
live in fair demand at 51I'd55zzc, with sales OF
Ohio ears, 2l0Ibs, at sc, and cars, l7s lbs
at b11zzc dressed in demand at e3fS7Hc for
cityyand ssz3sslc for western 1919 t1a
-ia8IGl sl5 l-IE lEsl
.,rl.f- fr-a-.f BUFFALO Dec. =
Cattle.-Receipts; reported arrivals sS5; To-
tai for the week 2,Sl2; notwithStanding
light run the market opened slov; buyers
and sellers wide apart; owners asking q to
4 advance over last weeks closing prices
new loads sold brought y advance, eastern
buyers hanging or local butchers are sup
piled for the holiday sales 200 Iodiana
steers averaging s93 and LAS at $3.50 TO 5Sl>Si
10 Illinois steers averaging 1895 at 81; l5C
Ohio steers averaging 9Ss and .3e at 81 % &c
SIS. .siR s.Js.. "
Sheep and Lambs-RecelptsInc Including re
ported arrivals 4.Soo; total for the week, -
900 market dun; u decline for all grades
from last weeks closing prices but few
buyers in attendance .t1i r5a3 rshla
/. Hogs-Receip;s including reported srri
walls. 24oO total for the week 3z0o; marke'
dull; about 50 car loads offering Yorkers $
to s. l24< heavy hogs s. l2K to 5 80. 10 ti j..
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

The Tammauy Hall General Com
mlttee congratulate the pesple on the
conviction Of members of the late
ring, and say that the justices, jRTies,
and attzrhktE We11 have BEEN thus
faithful % society are entitled Co the
gratitude Of ali good, honest citizens.
-ELchdnge.
Satan rebnking sin-a son cursing
tne TaTHer Vuat DegOT MIN. rweed
and the balance Of the ring made
Tammany Hall what It is, having
been its bo1s ard sihs1. Ia them is
the credit dus of making it the right
hand Of the Democracy, and its main
reliance In all great Presidential q shts
when New York was to give Dsmo.
cratic victory at any cost. and when
the party needed m lney throughout
the entire country. This ab1ve item
Is the basest OF ingrstitude.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette says that the next step of cul
government Is to try the case OF the
Virginius IN aproper court. If tn,
evidence upon which the Attorney,
General has based his opinion bs
there established, there viii first be
the forfeiture Of thercssel and all bel
equipment. and next the prosecution
OF those Involved in fitting her out,
in violation Of our neutrality laws,
the penalty in the case of each OF
fence being 3 years ihPfisonHsp,
and So, go fiue. The JsHidehce saBl
mitted on this occasion is mucl
more complete than yea,
since, Ehep Spain, called = the At
tention ps the STATE DepartnehI 4
Interpretations oftAk Nifgi ginid9, sEai 4
ing that she had no right to our flag
The Attorney-General then decided
she was entitled to American paper
and to carry our flag. = '''-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25


WSsse thst the Defiance DsRsocrat
Is bsatiBg At the salary grab business
most furiously. That Is sli right, bat
the nao,t emssing thing IA Teeard to
the matbes Is thattbs new and enthu-
siastlc editor fs receiving letters every
dsy from his country readers, who
want to know what the salary grab
business means. They never heard Of
it befpre in that bentehted ccuHtyt ( /
ofthe New York Ring, Boss Tweed,
IngersoIl and Genet have been con-
vlcted of stealing. NoT, A. Oakley
Hall, who was Mayor when the
greatest portion Of the ring stealing
was gclne St, lis on trial And it's
probable that he viii suffer. 1t is not
claimed that be stole as much as did
the others, but he was Mayor, and it
was his duty to see that the city gov
eFnmert did not suffer.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

ONE tEo-story House, 10 rooms on Perry
" street, II b ocks rom Washington -,
good barn aud stable, about SKID feet, wood
shed srnOke house aud other -conyentences.
Full lot-l LAYS hign, with room for smother
house. Pfiec on y sss,5o if sold imuledAte,
ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
J. ID rs LtsEsao soUglE.i g = q 81

trains leave Csrsy t5r Findlsyat at $50 and
sOa a. n, sad nt w = ~ s1ll j, - ~
I ~ Leave Findlay at so and SO - r., and
~ s-50 p H. arriving - Carey ~ ID A. x. =
y =, ns suii ays 5n;y NO 5 funsQ
/ nf-oSsSSavs onIv no. % leaves ClncinnttH
Z 1ssfn-ri,V niafiE but not Sunday nigi1f apd -
i rsaehes sandusky Sunday morning. ~No.
3 leaves sandusky, aturday plgnt ana
\ Se1,Srr trsll,lr run daliy, oEzeept 8uuopy.Y1
/ Slors1<h c6aehss on Nos.6 nndo fhet3eepD
s7stss - coac lIss On N1S 9and % bssWeeSssq
! sapdrsky aud Cinefnnattsoa Ei s1i12sssos1 "a
r. arrxrox q. . BESEpICTs
Il suoeffnssndenf. General AanAger.
f. 4. Bsoa,S ssHssll Flsk ksesf-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

on Acres OF good, wood land, being the
GU no7th nsf OF tne nOrtpessF qnaglerT Of
section ~ in London township Price, so
uer acre Terms eas5r. Subtset 20 Eigbt Of
way, - feet wid-, halfway along ths north
side, until sectioa roads are made The
above lands are drained By dlfcnes not on
the lands. "
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

A Two-siory brick house, G rooms, cellar
"a and smOks-hOuse. on Market street,
vest Of the bridge, on one-haif OF a Ion, ali
IN nice order aud good fruit on the lot.Prie
$40.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

1a0- Acres % Eo5 81. ~ J64 Ina. 81 hilIss
1ZU rom Tim, being the northeast quar-
ter OF the southwest quartet and the west
hall OF the sfIutheast quarter ofsectiou ], In
London IOwnshtp, seneca county. Price.
: D per acre Terms easy, with right Of way
through the following ..-.--... ....
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

A Fine farm Of les acres, = mile west OF
n Melmore T20 acres cleared, balance drst
quality ofti aber. 40 acres being creek bot
tom. all cleared, and several never failing
springs OF water One old Ofeeard and one
young one JuSt commencing 10 bear. APP
pie pear, cherry, peach, quince, and other
small fruit. Many evergreenS and forest
trees. One barn 81 By ~, ons a BY "a corn
house Is by -. frame house with l0rOon1s,
wood house. shop and blacksmith shop,
sulolke-house ald other buiidiugs. Two
wells and two cisterns. II not sO'd by the
ist OF March will be subject tO.a Lease. Price
$40 per acre, on easy terms. --1- tfra
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

A LsO, 50 acres uf good woodland, being
~ th- west half OF the southwest quArter
OF section g. adjoining the abave. Piice. $50
psr acre. Terms easy. Drained By & ditch
Tnnning through the same.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

A Two-story Brick House on SanjGsky
L A street In the I'd Ward with rooms, and
nice brick cellar, lot full OF various fruits
ana berries, evergreens IN front OF
house. and large shade tees on walk
buiIt 70 beeomOdas = 70 ffanilieSss Rricel
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

n HSD.& FFrs#
I n Acres on Green ned street, q choice prop
| = erty. will make convenient lots Price
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
nnAcREs ofIand - NLarshal conntI

on ACRES Of land n. Marshal connty,i IN
tion, Oh me Chicagn, cfneinuatt-d LOUIS
VILE Railroad, : and near N the PIttsbprg, ..
Wayne a Chicago Railroad; ~ acres Of tiJrl1
is acres prairie-a1 rolling. except the pral-
rie; goOd market for produce. only siS Per
acre; S1;-og ,vc lSe.a o,ai1 jo0g +
I A Bdct Houss, on -Perfy-street, Trooras IN
n good order, a good deep cellar ut-der tho
whole house, lot contains about y OF an
acre, rams through from Perry % Market
streets. fronts ou~both Fstretls,r - q good
fruit and great StFtety. For Asle oW II
called for soon. Possession given immedi-
ately.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

A NEW 2-story house, with cellar under
n toe whole. barn ok D feet and veil an-
fenced, az corner Of audson aud Iaekson
streets, In the Sec md ward, for sale. Price,
3. 90 and on easy terms
BYERs GwYSN.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

40 Acres in Humbolt county, Iowa, near
4O Daeotah city. Only $3.50 per aere--leSs
thaucost Railroad taxes all Paids II
MOI.
Sold.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

A Ls0, ) husIes from ii sia. 80 acres OF gooe
"A VOID taDd, being the east half OF the
aasrssr ofsectioh g. Ia Liberty
s5necz con1tF.l Price, $50 per
acre. ssnl11s sasy.g Dtzaned bylh diich
across the northwest corner.
No q
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

liHOUSE AND TWO LOTS, Nos. I55 and Il
\ ID on SorLh-Nest corner OF Market and
I sand usxS streets, House hasB fOoms good
and EverSreens, round the 'front.' and side.
II Is sOod blslnesS eoEneT. fFoTesSlon Civ
en- immedIatels-. p = llt.l ilJiftt
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
me house and lot In the sth Ward % TT

A Modem styIe two and half story Brick
a House nearly new, on Noble street, in ID
Ward, OF rooms, and cellar under whole
house, and large frame kitcnen, good vsrie-
ty OF appIes, pears peach, raspberriE and
o. her fruit on IOt, shade trees in front, ono
well, two etsterns. lF'siee S4,s0e. Z FLLA+
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
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~ .s,s - der .SoS A lfs7s, TfsfIiS. EuIN
1 lfeaye ssati ions daily IS fon5Ws lsuBdayS1
- - 10 li-l1 -lIEr 60 = -
GOING WEST. -9tesL ,s-sis p
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

so much Of the act Of March 3, 1873,
as provide FOR the Increase Of eOmpen-
sation of members of Congress and
! the several officers aOd employees OF
either house Of Congress or both, be-
and the sane Is hereby repealed, and
the compensation Of all said persons
shall be ss fixed by the laws in force
at the time of the passage Of said act.
SEC. 2. That the compensation OF
i the several heads ofdepsrtments snail
I be esct5 So 60 PER 1nnun.
SEC. 3. That tbesSeeretaTy of the
Treasury be required to cover into the
Treasury all sums that may remain
undrawn, or which have been receiv-
ed as increased compensation under
the provisions Of the said act, approx
ed March, 1873, and shall have or may
come toto his possession by the re-
turn thereof"
A resolution to adjourn ill Jan. 5
pissed.
In tie House Httie wss done except
to discuss Buffers eiyilrights bill, the
propriety Of trying Gen. Howard BY
a militaEy.eomniSsion, aad an effort
to get an old claim up for action. Ad-
journed till January 3 .i5..lf,s. maj
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

Emperor William, of Germany, hss
bad asiigbt attaek. OF spOplexy. Mueh
anxiety is felt over the nsatter,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25

| aNE 2-story,new frame house, nooEns, In
1 II ID Ward near Washington street, cofneT
| or Harrison and Minerva, lot full Of choice
fruits Price s., ,oO0. Possession given tmme-
diately.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-25
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