The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-11
Republic Department.
VI. b. PKARCR. EdIior-
Republic. Chic, December 11Ih, fS33.
MARRIED.


Dec. 4, 1873, by Rev. 7. Thompson, at
his residence, in Seipio township,
Daniel W. Karshner and Miss Clara
J. Smith, daughter OF J. s. Smith, OF
this village.
The occasion was Ons of peculiar
interest to the officiating Clergyman.
and his aged wife, who was present,
as just - years had elapsed since their
wedding day. His heart warmed no
doubt by the revival of early memor-
les. The old gentleman gave the pair
who were just starting in new mode
life, some excellent advice which
we are assured was heartily sPpreclat-
ed.
1 BARTOw--ANDREwS-On Thursday
Dec. 4, 1873, st the residence of the
brides mother, in Lykens, Crawford
county, Ohio, by Rev. w. C. Hues-
tiee, of,Melmore, Ohio, Mr. ]. Frank,
Of Republic, and Miss Louisa Andrews,
Of Ly kens.
Five weddings, in which all the par
ties except one gentleman and one
lady, were residents OF this town or
township, is doing pretty well for one
week.
Within two weeks ten eflhe young
people OF this community have start
ed eps Upon this new departure, and
If one half the rumOrs are correct the
end is not yet.
The monthly meeting Of the Sat-
bath School Union, held at the NJ. E.
Church last Sunday evening was well
attended. N. L. Brewer, OF Thin
held = conversational interview with
the children and delivered an address
to the teachers, besides taking part in
other exercises Mr.. Brewer is an
earnest snd though tfuI worker In the
cause and has 9 happy sfaeulty Of
adapting the development Of scripture
themes to the capacity OF children,
and at the same time interesting aud
profiting adult listeners. His presence
added greatly to the interest of the
occasion.
Miss Flora A. Hopkins, Ia eJnduet-
ing an infant class driil, displayed ex-
eellent talent in instructing the in
ifantile minds and Will, with expert
enee, Observation-Disclosures n very su-
Perior teacher. Next Injecting Atsamel
place in four weeks.
- Work progresses on the new build
ings when the weather will permit.
Lumbar & Smith have completed
the tin roof on the new brick block,
after several Interruptions.
SpoOner & Hemingway have level
ed off the grOunl and removed the
debris around their building, adding
very much to the appearance of the
street.
The Methodist Church having been
rspIaAtereis the walls handsomely
papered, the wood work repainted
and new style windows put I'm, it IS a
comfortable and pleasant place for
public services. With the altar and
pulpit completed and the aisles car
peted, the members of the church
need no longer be ashamed OF their
house. Much credit Is due TO Rev. A.
L. s. BAtsman, Pastor Of the Church,
who has shown great energy and per-
severance in securing subscriptions
and experimenting the work. The
erection of steeple in the place Of
the present. unsightiy object has been
postponed lSpring.
The Union Schools opened on Mon
day. HHEaHHE aE
Rev. A. Baker formerly Of Nor
walk, will preach at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath forenoon and
evening. Mr.. Baker has engaged to
supply the Presbyterian Church at
Green Spring one haIfof the time, and
we learn can be secured to preach
here on each alternate Sabbath IL suf-
fieient inducements are offered.
A few TRIBUNE extras with the ac-
count Of the railroad dinner and de-
scription Of Republic can still be fur
nished to any one wishing to send
them to friends.
Mud in abundance this week.
Miss Cora F. Smith, daughter of
ThOs. Smith, Of this village, is teach
in at Pioneer, Williams county.
The officers Of Hildreth Lodge, No.
165, L. & A. NJ, of the coming year
were elected on Tuesday evening and
are as follows
w. M.-Geo. Karshner.
S. W.-R. Chamberlin.
]. WIN. Paneoast.
Treas.-Jno. Albright.
Sec'y.-W. II. Pearce.
S. oh. r. Covert.
]. D.-J. S. Armstrong. /
Tyler-Wm. Easterbrooks.7
Installation of officers to be held /
Dec. 22l.