The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20
B4SC0N NEWS

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Il We regard towns as essential Ia
: complete a helghborh ood, as a county
seat is necessary to county; not
withstahding thsy nre too oftentimes
tmade important aaxiIisries to the es-
tablIsidngof the DsviI's Kingdom on
earth, yet this Is not necessarily so
and a. intelligence, enterprise and ed.
ncatlon advance, IN the same degree
thnse evil fixtnres wiR diminish. We
4 know Base IN, has some Of the reguis.
lies al Il pleasant vtIIAg &c. and we wait
for more. Our pesce IS disturbed BY
only one grog shop, and It Is argued
that the ChurcA is The only means
4 NECESSARY to- FsmoVe the evils Of In
temperance; we give her q GGl-apeed
and Walt the inIlie9hiam. ,.-. Z +.
The Ministerial Association uf Tue
Sani;isky Ilistrict Of tile u. B. Church
a hhed itslseml-IHnuai session here last
] week, which proved to be very inter
Resting to the community aud We trust
profitable to the ministers forming the
association; we regard those assocla-
tiehs as useful helps 70 both preacher
and congregation. .lst 4gser liasS
+ The sermons, essNSs, criticisms, &c.
exhibited careful Study and mature
Thought. rhe rapid progress of
science and art should prompt, the
minister to work; the argument that
the preacher only need to open his
mouth To be flied with things both
new and old verlfies itselfIn the pro-
ductiOn of old things, hHtA.lasl for the
new. The association adJo6rhad to
meet at Helena, O., for its next ses
sion. 49, ~s1ii.--1 20 " -
Our mercantile Interests are well
Eatched RAd9 caresi for by w. A.
CrauH who is daily making additions
to his elready full stock Of fall and
win ter goods; his store has become
one OF the permanent features OF our
town., he has shown by his fair qiare
dealing that the confidence h. has
won has not been misplaced,
FL. S. Haugh will soon have hisnew
block on the corner OF TIninlahds Cen.
ter streets. The business rb6df win |
be oceupied As store room, by Wm;
Kline. |
Isaac Miller has erected very neat
frame dwelling, which IS an orna-
irilent 60 2d Ward. ~ -''
d, r, King has nearly completed
his brick residences which makes a
valuable Improvement to walnut
eNteeS. giifis Vfrfrtf fiHs 1sffizgat d. "a
John s.. Maloy has re-ro0fed and
and refitted his stare nom. Abrisk
trade win repay him, m ii.a p =. ~
Whilst these mproyements are go
ing onasge Aebd many m6resp Old
fences should be- rebuilt, hOnses re-
painted and enlarged. 1--we must
mske our town attractiye. -
The winter term OF our public
begin next Monday; we
trust ail,wiit take an Interest in the
'ehoul atid thus make it the foremost
'chool IN the township. eigesa : d9ss II
VIM Kline alOst 3 vAluabie horse
aSt week. 10 1aiH9 lDodliW i-l1l
10 sahiLa gmQpl1 hlCo lL5Iz
Ed. Jones, ofthe FSstariao ReTiEaO,
yraced nOHr town lastiIldOndsy with
lis august form. iid5 -aivA eu a5iE N
~ s1.E "a 1886 91l =salIt1 azfge5grst j.
Died at bis rssi,lenee, Nsg. l3, Mr.. i
TOhn Miller at the age of iT2 years, o !
months ana IA days Tie deceased
az resided bere the last forty years
I his life, being one Of The pioneers
( Seneca oninty, iendRring the isard.
hifs and priysfi0hs OF an early set d
er. He was one ofthe founders Of b
ar pOst-ofIiee, and in its early hlsto- b
? in order TO perpetaate it, carried @
le mail to aud frijtns FIfIin on foot. q
Te was postmaster at the time OF his Z
cath, He leaFes an aged esmpAaion q
nd several cltildrn bb1 nlSnTn ItileIr {
IS. .s,so goi0a' So Z 'ai7n7l d
Miss Emma 7. Cover died =. the i
'sidenee Of her parents near this =