The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-27

in Of dover ordered, returnable forth
with.
William Kline rs. The Mansfield
COIdwater & Lake Michigan Railroat
Company-On contract. Judgmen
rs. defendant for $297.3f
q John lands rs, The Mansfield
COldwater and Lake Michigan Rail
road Company-on pronissory note
Judgment rs. defendant for s2S5. 10.
John Haverstiek az The Mansfield
Coldwater and Lake Michigan Rail
road Company-on promissory note
Judgment us. defendant for sl75.99.
PROCLAMATION.
All persons indebted to the firm Of
LOckes & Blymyer are hereby notified
Is that immediate settlement must b.
= made either by Cash or Note.
= We are willing and ready to do the
. same for our creditors, but we will be
: unable to pay cash until we receive
3 that which has been loug due. We
]. do not wish 10 make trouble or costs,
n but we are going to close up tie old
- accounts. LOCKE & Bro.
: For the H0lldays.-The adver tise-
"A Of Mrs. Phi. Snyder, will please all
o who wish opurchase Scarfs, German-
town Yarn, Berlin Zephyrs or toys
: for the Holidays, as she proposes to
2 sell cheap on account of change OF
business. Read what she says.
o The Toledo, Tifiln and Eastern Rail-
!. road has extended track from the de-
pot to connect with the Cincinnati,
Sandusky aud Cleveland Road where
9 the old connection was before its
bridge was built. 1t runs obllquely
, across the Baltimore, Pittsburgh and
: Chicago Railroad ground.
The Tiffin ladies are singing about
r "the moth.eateII hustle, the old iron
bustle, the cloth covered hustle that
hung on so well. ll."-Frenaont MeSSea-
ger.
+ Not true. Nice clean, large news
: papers are too handy snd cheap for
them, to care for the article worn by
Fremont ladies.
Incest Case.-Mathias SwOnger, who
was arrested last week for incest had
bis trial Saturday, before Mayor Bach
man and was bound over to Court in
bonds of $1,000. He was put in jail,
: being unable to furnish the required
bond. Chas. Swonger, the son, who
was arrested for rape upon the same
girl was discharged.
Sunday morning, at about 3 O'Clock,
: an attempt was made to enter the sa-
loon Of P. Schelb. One of the win
dow-lights in the door was removed,
but the operators dropped it and the
noise awakened Mr.. cchelb. He
fired two shots a: the parties but did
not hurt them. We understand that
two young men are suspected of this
attempt and that warrants are out for
them.
Real Estate Transfers entered upon
the Recorders books for the week
ending Saturday last.
J P. Heckert to E. Miller, 100
acres, Jackson TIP. p........... .........s6, 600
w. Barber to F. Rine, 40 acres,
RIoon Tn . OGn
]. Guisbert to A. H. Guisbsrt, 60
acres, Adams TIP Tp..................... 5000
E. Andrews to J. P. johnson, in.
Il lot %, Bettsville. 100
/
Friday last considerable lobbying
took place before the Commissioners
in regard to the new bridge. There
we're parties present favoring Perry
> street, DIemer's Mill and Monroe
street as the places for the bridge, and
speeches were made for all. We be-
: lieve the Commissioners favor Perry
street and ordered the measurement
Of the river with a view of locating
: the bridge to-day. The meeting will
be at 10 A. NJ. - =
Have yOu the Night Mare !-An ex-
change gives this as a sure cure for
nightmare
And now it is stated that a physi-
: clan has discovered that 'ini2htmare,n -
? in nine cases out of ten, is produced
, by owing bill to the printer. There
/ fore ~ onu ~ Or,r t,carf t,a-- ,rrl,- -.
in arrears from one to five wears,
should have to roll and tumble with
!, ttniRhtmare,n - instead of enioving
/ quiet and refreshing sleep, they will
, know the cause. "Cail and pay up,"
is said to be never-failing remedy.
A Novel Engagemeut.-In 3 breach
of promise case, this court, the de-
fendant was asked If there was q
promise of marriage between him and
the plaintiff. He said-"Yes there
was; provided she was willing, and
was willing, and my parents was will
ing, and her parents was willing, and
: we was all willing, and nobody had
: any objections" To an outsider that
, looked shade indefinite, although it
3 did not to the jury, and the gentle
. man was muleted to the tune of $500.
IT, I. & & 3. Rat meeting held
at Pittsburg, the Goth inst, the follow
, ing Directors were elected Thos. A.
Scott, VIM. Thaw, ]. n. MeCulloch,
VIM. P. Shinn, Gen. Wager Swayne,
E. D. Potter, Jr., Jno. T. Huss, R. w.
Shawhan, J. A. L2tcha. And at 8
meeting of Directors the following Of
fcers were elected : J. A. LSteha,
President Jno. T. Huss, Secretary
and Treasurer. The general Office we
understand will now be in Toledo.
4 Radical OhaBgs.-I. L. st. John
viii remove his Drug Store and Pat
ent Medicine Depot to the corner of
Rusrs Block about the first of April.
His intention is to greatly increase
his business, and as he Will have more
= room and greater conveniences he
VIII doubtless succeed to his fullest
expectations. All the modern i'm
provements for handling goods will
e Oe brought into requisition which
8 WIN ald wonderful in the transaction
d of business.
: A Ilri1n man Withdrew his deposit
OF q thousand dollars from a bsnk
4 and received the amount in sne hiiI
He Travelled all day trying to pet that
bill changed, and sat up ali nioht
armed with 3 double-barreIeS sSot,
gun, watching his treasure. He took
s It back to the bank next day. BeHe-