The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-01-15

OF BOSS Tweed.
Horrible Accident Near West MIL
igroTe.-on last Monday, Mr.. p
Hedge, OF West MilIgrove met With Z
horrible sccident neas that place. Ht
was at york in asteann saw-nill and
while Atten pdng to adjust q beli
which had become entangled on the
main shaft, his hand was caught in
the belt, and1hfs armswas torn of
close to his shoulder II is sad acci-
dent, and has cast gloom over the
entire community .-E0st0rtd ReUielU.
. A man, with his wife, last week ap-
piled to Postmaster Weirick for the
privilege of starting pea nut busi-
ness in the front room Of the postof-
flee, BE said he owned farm near
Flndlsy, but Lad rented It for s4OO per
year, and wanted to get into some
easy business. He was refused q
place, mitch TO his discomfture and
astonishment.
Lewis -Littler,. ESQ, of -Sandusky
township, one Of our ex Con mission
ers, lsst Fail raised an ear ofcoFn th at
by actual count had 1880 grains. It
was mixture of the Gourd seed aud
blackberry varietIes.-R RUcyr1ts For
ls7R. 80
It appears 10 pay as well in Craw-
ford rs it does in Seneca to be g Com
missioner, as none bat q wealthy or
lazy man would go to SO much troub-
lie.
r. Wesley TandercOok 6who has been
engaged in the tie business for the B.,
P. & G. rail road in this section for
over a year, has gone to Indiana,
where he has large contract to fur
.nish ties for the same road He is an
active business man. He takes the
contract from Col. Johnston, who
was the manager of the road in Ohio
last year, but who now has control of
the tie work ofthe road.
Monday, the stockholders OF the
First National Bank of this city held
their election with the following re-
suit;
DIREcToRs.
r. r. Titus, BENZ. Tomb, Il. G.. PEN
nington, Henry Ebbert, John T. Huss,
Geo. r. Huss, Thos. B. Tomb.
President, B. Tomb Cashier, Jno.
7. Huss; Asst. Cashier, Thos. B.
Tomb.
Located In Tifin.-Dr. ]. J. Mory has
decided to locate in this city to en-
gage in the practice of medicine, AL
though young man, he has had sew
eral years of very successful practice
and stands high among his brethren.
He is a graduate Of an excellent medI-
cal school, is well read. a close stu
dent and will succeed without ques-
.tion. He has an oface welfftted up,
fnI Prof tRust's new block, the en-
trance on Madison street.
Not lsllTered.-At the Tiffia POST
Office there are sent to the Dead Let
ser Office 3 number Of, letters -some-
times Is high as forty-each week,
which come under the head Of ''illicit
correspondence" These are letters
that are sent to this office directed to
fictitious names, but to regularly rent
ed boxes. Our young boys and girls
VIII see the folly of continuing such
eorrepondence as the postmaster is
not allowed to deliver the answers.
The following Directors and Officers
were elected by the stockholders Of
the National Exchange Bank, Tues
day night
e NhA lt nIREcTORs.
A. B. Hovey, Robert Smith, S. B.
Sheath, r. w. Shawhan, J. ID. LOOM
is, E. T. Stickney, ]. n. Good, A. q.
Sheath, J. NJ. Nsylsr.
fJ.D. Loomis, President ! o. c. Eel
Ier, Cashier; J. III. Frost, Asst CASH
ier L. Voilmer, Teller.
Tifln Pest Ofice.-The following
gives an idea Of the amount of busi-
ness done at the Tifin Post Office.
This statement is for six months end
ing January l, 1874:
Stamps cancelled amounting In
money Bl2O =
Amount received for newspapers, etc 26l y
for box rent.....-.... 32S 25
81 8tE88G ss,7O9 81
The above is aside from the money
order business, registration Of letters,
etc.
Mansfield COurIeF.-Hon. John B.
Netcher has disposed of the German
paper, (Mansfield Courier to Messrs.
Killian and Kuebler, both practical
printers, who cannot fail to make the
Courier a success. Killian is from
Cleveland and Kuebler from Tifin.
1t will of course continue the advoca-
O ofDemocratic principles and demo-
cratic measures. We extend TO them
the right hand of fellowship.-iShieId.
If KiIlian is as steady and upright
as Kusbler the firm is 3 good one.