The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-04-30
26-NUMREk 81.
5EI1 STATE S4BBtrH ScHg0L ssY-
fEN1ON 20 Be RELD iIYFlX.


The Fifteenth Annual Convention
of tie workers in the Ohio State Sab
bath School Union will be held in the
Presbyterian church, at Tifin, o.,
commencing June 50, 1874, at s
O'Clock P. NJ, and continuing Thurs
day and Friday, June 4th and 5th.
The local committee in bebaIfof the
people Of TifIin. extend hospitality to
all pastors, officers, delegates, and
workers iG general. The COMMITTEES
will receive delegates, and workers in
general. The COMMITTEES will receive
delegates at the convention room as
soon as they arrive, and provide for
them.
The following railroads will pass
delegates At the rates named, to-wit;
The Lake Shore and Tuscarawas Val.
ley, the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day
ton, and Dayton & Michigan, and
(prObably,) the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroads and branch lines Of the lat
ter viii return free all who pay full
fare over their respective lines in go-
ing. The Cincinnati, Sandusky &
Cleveland Railroad, will return dele
gates at one fifth rate who pay full
fare in going.
The Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Co
lumbus Railroad will return, on same
conditions As above, at one cent per
mile.
The Pittsbury, Cincinnati & st.
Louis, (PAn HAndle) Railroad will sell
excursion tickets at two cents per
mile each way.
The Pennsylvania Company, oper-
ating the Pittsburg. Ft. Wayne &
Chic IgO, and Mansfield. Coldwater &
Lake Michigan Railroads, will grant
liberal reductions bat have not yet
settled the precise terms.
The Cleveland, Columbus, Cinein-
natl & indianapolis Railroad, will sell
round trip tickets TO parties Of from
20 to g At five cents per mile one
way TO parties Of from 30 to 80, at
four and half cents, and to parties OF
40 or more, at four cents per mile.
One other Important road is yet to be
heard from.
The Executive Conmittes most
earnestly recommend that wherever
practicable, the last Sabbath in May,
(3Ist) be observed In the interests of
the SIS. cause that PAstOrs present
It's clAiu.s to their congregations, and
that ths evening service be meeting
in which all christians may unite in
prAysr'tO God for His blessing upon
tile Convention, and upon the s. 8.
work throughout the State.
Pastors, Superintendents, and Co.
Secretaries are requested to give early
notice, 50 that = large attendance 0i
delegates may be secured. There Is
nothing so vital to the church and to
this commonwealth at this time, as
the christian culture Of the young.
Let US, without respect to party lines
of any kind, give little time to the
earnest consideration Of the ways and
means by which we may best reach
this glorious result. The Executive
Committee have done all In their
power to make this very excellent
ard profitable meeting and they
earnestly ask you to contribute your
share to the same result. Begin al
once to arrange your business so you
will certainly e present.
Not one Of the least o. the good
things In store for you will be the
presence and instruction OF that
prince OF Sabbath School workers
whose praise is in all the churches
Rev. H. Clay TrumbuIl, Of Hartford
Conn.
Publishers Of secular and religious
newspapers will do their readers and
the State a good service hy giving
this announcement Of the COnven-
tion \ place In their columns and
editOrisIly calling attention to it. In
behalf Of the Executive Committee,
H. A. THOMPSON,
r. COwDEN, Chairman.
Cor. Sec'y.
Westsrville, o., April 1, 1874.
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