The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20
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nned 80 and costs, and thai ne
4 confined in the Jail until the sane a
4 paid. <
Bartholomew EhauIl rs. Geo. hei
pei-Action brought to recover dan
sges for draining water on plaintiff
land. Judgment IS. defendant 4
$500. second trial allowed ..
DIR. Hagie ~. X. L. S.esart-O
promissory note. Judgment as. dc
fendantGo Si62s0. as s1.o9'
Atlantic & Lake Erie .Railway Ca
rs. w. II. Grapes-on subscription
Judgment Us. defendant for S3sl.50.
Atlantic & Lake Erie Railway Co
us. Geo. Lemp-On subscription
Judgment "a. defendant for S1I445.
Atlantic & Bake Erie RaH3at Co
IS. Paul T. NOrris--On subscription
Judgment rs. defendant for $1,000.
Atlantic & Lake Erie Railway Co
as. Robert Adams-On subscription
Judgment Us. defendant for SI9. .5OIs-
Atlantic & Lake Erie Railway CD
Us. John Andes-0n subscription
Judgment Us. defendant for s1321O.
Cline, Seiberiing & Go. Us. JOIN
Hunter-Inr replevia.; JHdgmeht rs
defendant.
Orrin Stearns Us. John Richard, Jr.
On settlementnfacc Jadgmeni
I Us. defendant for sIG27O.
Atlantic & Lake Erie Railway Co.
ys., David Hays-Ona subscription.
Judgment as. defendant for $1122.OO.
The Toledo, Tifin & Eastern Rail-
way Go. Us, Francis Wagner, Admin
istrator OF Valentine Smith, deceased.
LIN subscription. Judgment for de-
fendant. , : ~ 7 - :
Ephrsim L. Upp as. Mesheek Frost.
Action 10 recover balance due on
sale, etc. Judgment rs. defendant
for S154.s5.
Ira A. ShepardsOn as. Nesuerode &
Broom note. Judgment IS. defend
ant for s2285s, n NHIELIHA 4
Isaac Pennington Us. iYyilIiaui Wag-l
ner-0A Cpsnbvit Jndghteht fs de-
fendant for S112.O0.
Isaac Pennington as. A. v. Gar
wood-On cognovit. Judgment as.
defendant for SlI2OO.
Arthur Andrew, Executor, etc. as.
SAMUEL UlS and JOIN HoteE EOn
pEOmissoEy hotel ! Jhdginsat kfor
HOuek and Judgment as. Utz for
S24O.76.
Charlotte Kraus, ct al. Us. John M.
BIssantz and VIM. HeroId-Promis-
sorry note. yuHgmept as. defendant
Herold for S347.I4.
Jacob Sprow, Sr., Us. Jacob Sprow,
Jr., and wife-ForecIosur Of mort
gage. Judgment for 81. G79.2s and sale
ORDERED. & lIlallA 2nlnul
William f. MorgaiEfs. H4tnah. .Hl
MOrganADivorce. Decree granted
for defendant. Judgment Us. plain
tif for costs PlalhtiT gave notice of
appeal.
Geo. Karshner rs. Sally Ann Brown,
gt Action 70 quRs tife. Decree
as prayed for.
Nicholas Schsull u.s. Neil Mckay
& n. c. Eaton. On agreement. Judg-
mentUs defendant fof S346 40 Second
trial allowed.
William Hart us. Jonas Neikirk.
On promissory note. Judgment as.
defendant for sos. .4s. ~ triJJi.i3LI
Charles selie rs. wilIIeImiha Selle.
In repleYin, Judgment for plaintiff
Nancy Goodwin US. Alfred OIL
Bright, ct al. Petition for dowetd
Writ Of dover ordered retGruabIe
forthwith. baa s53ra 80 faaJs sgls Z
William GalBrsith rs. George Mack!
lin. Action to recover damages for
sheep killed by defendant,s DOES.
Judgment Us. defendant for $500.
Mary Il Swonger Ss< f6ias SEoii-
ger-Divorce and slinony. iDsctee
granted, alimony allowed. AVA " Y
Nancy A. Steele as. john Steele
Divorce. Decree granted, custody of
child given to petitioner.1 A
Beele w. Sharp Us. Joseph d. Sharp
Divorce. Decree granted.
Lucinda E. Haddock Is. Allen Had !
dCck-Divorce. Decree granted.
George Raively Us. James n. Mont
promissory note. Judgment
rs. defendant for Ss5a 4a.z HNgl
oysters sud lee Orsa a Don't for
get the oyster supper on Thanksgsv-
ing night, given, by tbeladies OF the
First Methodist Church. Music, &c.
at National Hall.
COEsIderaSlo 6iser. s.. K. Kn2,
near Bsscom has raade .. 509 gallons
or about eighty barrels-Of cider
this year It was the product OF one
orchard aud we should like to hear if
any one has beaten the amount.
..kiAIA Arr s7T--7-TAttAk .AaEi
TIE Court room should be furnished
with light double doors that open
both ways, and will not shut with a
crash. This would obviate much of
this dIslmbancs that % newsexperi-
enOed IN pfTgORT g9jPg PutjapydI Puttja aEpydIii9Ys ii9Ys i
Thursday, Chas., Rrish cut himself
with an ak. Hewas in thewoods and
attempted t1steR oyet a, log when he
fell and cut his face severely. He
lost considerable blood before he
home, but the wound is not
dangerous.
ThanksglTIng.-Thursday next is
Thanksgiving day, and we under
stand that places of business viii be
closed as usual. One day in year
should be set apart for returning
thanks for the blessings vouchsafed
US As a people, --n,I b. f<Ii tlIt
- e-.s.f 4.a.l
AessFs. Barnes, Mccormack, Glib
son, Stevens and Hayes returned last
week from their deer hunt in Henry !
county. They brought with them, as
The result of their sport, nine deer
ali Of their own shooting. Few, if
any parties will do better than that.
The work of opening Front street
long the bank of the river in the 4th
Ward is in progress. Buildings on the
ine of the proposed street are being
moved of, and a few days will see
he work completed. This will give
} good road by which 10 reach Me
shanicsbarg.
Hands are at work connecting up the
Pittsburg, & Chicago
track, and laying down. tie sidings
through the city. When this isIlone,
which will be next week, we under
stand that the Cincinnati, Sandasky
3 Cleveland bridge will be used ua
III the new bridge Is up.