The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-01-01
BLOOAYILLE NEWS.

on Christmas morning three sports
men of this village held hunting
council, and decided to make a raid
IN the squirrels. They did so and in
the evening returned with 10000 squir-
rels and a rabbit swinging on rail.
A. F. Splitter slaughtered four hogs.
months old, that averaged 1e9 lbs,
oct weight. How heavy is that for
porkers +?
A young friend of ours attended a
spelling schrol in sub district No. 8,
and the saddle was stolen from his
morse, compelling him to ride home
ak miIes-bare back. The rogue
who stole it should be arrested and
taken through a course Of legal
<prouts.
Judge HOss,er was on the bench
last Thursday, arranging a verdict
in the case of Adam Lutz Is James
Boyd, an action to collect a claim
Of $500 for q timothy seed seive.
Judgment In favor of defendant.
"Echo," OF MeImore, in the Adrer-
tiser says there are but six bachelors
In that village. There are only four
nere and they are not too old to mar
~. The ladies OF Bloonville will not
allow the young men to become old
oacheIors--they nip them young.
The Christmas tree at Bioomville
Hall Oh Christmas eve was q grand
affair. The hall was filed to repletion,
not less than six hundred people be-
ing present.
Addresses were delivered by Revs
Houk and Tompkins of this village,
and Rev. ]. A. Keller of Republic
Good music by the town sabbath
schools. The children went home
loaded with presents.
NJ. NJ. Garrette was auctioneering
glassware at the Bliss House last
week.
Two big boys Of our town, desiring
to exhibit their physical powers gave
an entertainment on Marion ST., on
Christmas eve, by way. of an angry
rough and tumble fight.
jacob Shook and Miss Wilhelm
Doth of this township, were welded
together and made one and the same,
on last Sunday, at We don't know
where.
For your cheap dry goods, go to E
P. Bliss dry goods emporium, IL
Commercial block. where you will al.
ways fiud achoics anu well selected
stock of staple and fancy goods, anC
at prices as cheap as the cheapest.
Our citizens were considerably start
led on last Saturday evening at th'
announcement of the death of Mrs.
Christian Behm who received palsy
stroke only q few hours previous {,
ner demise. Mrs. Behm was an es'
timabIe woman and died at the ad.
vaneed age of IS years. She belonged
to ths the Dunksrd persuasion, we be-
Iieve, in which church she had been
worthy member for more than forty
years.
The list of markets here is correct
ed weekly by our business men
wheat SI.30, timothy seed 81 IS, clio
yer seed 500, corn 5Octs., butter 2;
cts, eggs 25cts., lard SITS, dried ap
piles Gets, poultry 3 q Sets, hogs gross
81 %. ls--
Noah /. ,hmm and Bro. have sold
their slaughter house and meat mar
ket to Miller and RsdfOx. who will
conduct business in the butchery lin'
at the old stand. The Lshman Bros
propose to buy and sell cattle.
We wish to say to the readers oi
the TRIBUNE of this locality that they
can get their papers on Thursday
evening hereafter, as arrangement;
have been made to send them tC
BloomvilIe by express instead o
mail.
The question as to State Lsgisla'
live enactment for township treasur-
ers to collect the taxes in theirrespect'
five townships, is sgitating the pub
lie in this, and for aught we know II
other localities.
| We are of the opinion that it is ad