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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14
VOLUME 26-NUMBER %.

so great, lying 80 lOw-lf him. VIII,
was 80 imperious Of eye aid I. ~, Ia,
ing sightless and silent fnr,-vef-mOre
Eulogies like those pronounced uDOr
Charles Sumner, i'm the Senate anC
the House, on MOnday-belJrp a mut
titude gathered tI the helOng-ioOksd-for
solemn mnly-aETaRgrd feast of love anC
sorrow-though ever 50 eloquent
learned and pOrtical. are such delib4r,
ate, dresry, dragging things to the Iri.
nutes Tie sans men would have uf.
tered, warm and direct from the hearl
on the day after the funeral! There
might have teen less rhetoric. less
Latin. less careful analysis. less cool
moral dissection and demonstration,
out there would have been more gen
uine eloquenee, more earnest feeling.
Even the last sad offerings and testi-
monials OF personal respect and affee-
tlons sincere as they doubtless were,
couched In phrases of studied elegance
and funeEeAl pfopFiety, seemed s0me-
what cold and artificial. They were
Ike marvellous wax-fiowers laid on
ms cof1n-even the poetry quoted by
various orstors, though so apt, (tOO
apt suggesting tiresOme taxing OF
memory or long searching through
Dans's aud Bryant's collections, did
not move Us much. 1t was not the
bird OF sorrowful song, singing with
her breast against thorn, above his
grave; it was rather the automatic
nightingale, wound up to sing and bob
about among artificial ruses and for
get-me-nots.
III these same enlOgists e.iuId have
come together weeks ago, less for
mally, and talked Of the dealI Senator.
not As scholars aud speech-makers,
but as comrades aud friends talked
IN n simple, neishbOrly way, not
bound to eulogize, but only tn do
Christian jnstiee; If they had been
content to compare impressions and
personal experiences, rather than To
proclaim opinions and pronounce
judgments il they had INDUCED In
pleasant "reminiscences, told aiee-
d0tes, and quoted characteristic saw
lngs Of the Senator whom it seems
they all so hOnOred Ia life, and whose
death they so deeply deplore; if all
speech about him, whether dffIuse or
concise. beautiful or homely.IIhad been,
quite voluntary RRd impulsiye, how
much haeT, aE1d. s4eeter, and mere
it,YOuld have been!
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Does Advertising Paw ?

Previous to about q year ago, the ad-
vertisement Of one of our most snezget.
ic men in q certain branch OF business
was seen in the Sentinel, week after
week. His advertisements were at
tractive, and were published without
regard to false economy. His estab-
lishment was known all over the
county, and his trade immense, SO
that parties attracted by the splendid
business transacted by the gentleman
offered to buy him out. The offer was
accepted, and the enterprising pro-
prietor retired in favor OF his success
sor. Nothing appeared wrong about
the establishment after this change
prices remained the same, the stock
was the same; the proprietors and
clerks just as accommodating, per-
haps but trade declined, and the es,
tablishment after last week closed
up and here lies the secret: At the
time OF the change Of proprietors the
advertisement of the establishment
dropped to small space In q few
months it disappeared altogether, anC
with it trade vanished, and the estsb
lishment soon followed suit.-Ros0LinS
Green Sentinel.
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No cremation for US.

This 10 q little account Of a battle
fought between the forces Of Baxter
and Brooks, the two Arkansas Gov
ernors. The leaders are mighty care
full to keep out Of shooting distance,
hence they were not which is
8 pity:
On Wednesday, Gen. H. X. White
advised Gen. Newton that q few OF
the men of John N. Clayton had
"a athered q number Of eolored men al
New GaseOny, and, they being una
BILE 10 secure transportation to Little
Rock, commenced plundering the cit
iZens Of that section. He asked per-
mission to have sufficient force sent
to that point to disperse them, which
was granted, with instructions to pro-
tect everybody without regard to cot
or or politics.
About IL o'clock last night General
Newton received official dispatches
from Pine Bluff stating that General
White had just returned from New
Gascony, As reported a. follows:
"He found about 300 armed men 81
Corner Stone, Jefferson County. He
sent forward three officers 10 order
them to disperse; but they were fired
upon without being heard, and q
fight ensued, resulting in the death Ol
nine and twenty wounded TO the
Brooks men, with the capture Of the
two leaders, Murphy and VandesAnds
and eighty-two men; with . loss L
him Of seven men wounded and thret
horses killed and seven horses wound
ed. He discharged all the men Il
their homes, after having disArmeC
them. Further adviees state tina
there is another similar organization
Of about 200 men in Lincoln and Ar
kansas counties, and Gen. White hA,
also been directed to disperse then
alan
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14

HARRISON NOBLE. NELSON B. LUTEs
NOBLE 4 LUTES.
A TTOREEYS At LAW, Tim, o., Once
~ IN Mobiles Block, over Col. Bowman s
CrOckery Store, opposite National Block.
Mag Z, 7i-n3l-ly.
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Grammatical Point.

DIR. F. was the President OF .
Southern college, who professed to be
very grammatical in the use Of bis
language, and therefore, expected bis
pupils to be likewise. Playing cardl
was strictly forbidden on the school
premises; but, as Is always the case
this law is often violated by the stu
dents without their being detected. A
number of freshmen collected tOgeth-
er in one of their numbers room, and
were enjoying a good game of euchrei
when a knock was heard at the door
"Who's there 2n one exclaimed.
"Mew was the laeOnic reply.
"WhO's me 20
"PrOf. F."
"You liel ha, bs, haI ProTessOl
F. wouldn't say 'meF He'd say
1T Is l, sir
The old professor turned his bAel
and went of, knowing that they haG
him there.
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A. A. rRRYMAN. ND.

nHYsICIAN NANDSURGEON, Southwest
corner of Market and Jefferson streets,
opposite the Episcopal church, ONCE ID door
IN jefferson street, Bolicits and hopes 70
merit q liberal patronage, having the ad-
van age OF nfteen years experiences In East
Tffdn, and being familiar with the English
and German languages. Special attendance
given 70 surgery, diseases OF women and
ebfldre Medicine furnished when desired
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ReaneiIon Of Iha Pnhnc neht.
Deferred Articles.

Cremation" makes q hundred and
fifty FOUNDER into . little bundle Of
ashes weighing five pounds. We
would pan. .outexeeedingly small on
that ratio, aud 50 we protest against
cremation. 1t IS barbarous custom,
calculated to make the coming gener-
atiOns look upon their ancestors as
mighty, small potatoes. It will do
away with the beautiful and truthful
epitaphs that now adorn the tomb
stones Of the dead, and IN many cases
record the virtues that scslawags new
er possessed. It will ruin the under
taking business, for who would pay
for a coffin when the eremated indi.
vidual could be put In a quart jug;
and then Cemetery lots would be at 3
discount, for that same jug could be
placed in the cellar, properly labeled
with q written inscription, telling
when and how the subject was Gre
mated. s.s ..-;5 .-i..,f,-.tl.. 4.
We are opposed to it, and yet must
confess that it has some advantages.
It would be mighty easy and cheap to
dispose Of our relatives in that way a.
1t can be done for the sum OF $500,
where the system is In vogue. We
could have the ashes Of our fOre-fath-
eFs before US at all times, to remind
US Ofthe mutability Of human affairs.
II 1t became necessary to dispute
the will Of Areyersi relative, and
were beaten we could have a little
healthy revenge by scattering his ere
mated remains to the four winds.
Should we die, our better-half could
treasure our ashes for 3 month or two
or until q good eligible offer was made
accepted, and that fellow made hap.
py, when it would be in order tO sec
what the fresh breeZes would do n ere
mated us-and there would be the end
of that job.
No cremation for US.
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ROGPMD.

nHYSIO-MEDICAL PHYSICIAN AMI
SURGEON, offers his professional ser
vices TO the people of Republic and Ytcini.
", This system rejects all poisons and
strong medicines and uses only the harm
less, but powerful remedies OF nature.
once one square South OF the Public Well
4 1 n
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pocKwETLzR. ADAM DERNRERexE
nRRNnHRrrn

-,TERAL BUILDERS AND CONTRAC-
A (NEs.-S or Blocks and Dwellings. Specih-
". - I'D Drawings furnished at reasona-
aeso,-1-es. will contract or superintend 81
sf-sfls- Best Of references given. Ad-
ss-t Tim. Ohio. nl5-ly
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HAS opened an ofi1ce in Prof. Rust's
ii Block, on the corner of Market and Jei-
ferson streets, and is ready Of all hours dur
ing day and night TO attend 20 professional
calls. May be consulted in German or Eng
lfeh lS-tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14

DENTIST. once over First National
Bank, THIN, Ohio. All operations
6Tst-class and work warranted. Laughing
Gas used for the painless extraction Of teeth.
Work done at as low price as can be had
o. =
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.en1rnI,.a CHAmnERLAIN

R0HTTECz AND GENERAL BUILD
a FR- will ike contracts for putting up
focks, Dwsllinss ete.1 or viii oversee such
Do~F Drawfa . Drafts, Plans, etc, for eV-
~ ~. dea6fipfion nade and furnished on low
ssyuSs- Resic q. No. l12 Washington St,
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SEIGHBORaoOD NEWS.
KIcHLASp COUNTY.

| HIGHLAND COUNTY.
The coal borers have given up try
ing for coal in. the second we'll they
were sinking, having gone about 14O
feet without success. They are now
engaged in boring at another place on
the same farm. The coal business
does not look promising The
bondsmen Of Rowland, the defAulting
Treasurer, visited Cincinnati last week
to confer with an attorney in that
city, In regard to the return OF the
funds in ROwland's possession. Most
satisfactory arrangements, at Least to
the bondsmen, were made, and unless
something should turn up unlocked
for, the larger portion of the money
will be placed in the County Treas
ury within forty days. Rowland is
supposed to be In Belgium, and it will
take about that time to communicate
with him, and get . return .........It is
proposed to organize farmers stock
protection society
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
We learn from Arthur Cielaud,
Esq, that Isaac Bordner and his
hands while boring 3 hole for a bell
pole few days. ago, on the well
known Henry TustisoD farm, within
s feet Of the frst house ON the farm,
sunk the Suger on a human skull at
the depth Of two and half feet from
thesurface. Curiosity became excited
and search was made. Several bones
ly WAS resolved into sDft ehalky sub
stance. A peddler was missed there
abOuts, years ago .--.....JOhn Adam
Thoman, the Banker of Crestline,
widely known throughout this part OF
the State, on TeusdAy made an assign
ment for the benefit OF his creditors,
DR.. Edwin Booth being the assignee.
.......-.It is currently reported on our
streets that our distinguished fellow
citizen, Hon. A. NJ. Jackson, the
Judge OF our Courts, contemplates re-
signing his position and removing to
Cleveland o., to establish q law office.
Cause assigned, inadequate salary.
.... wYANDOT COUNTY.
Van Pelt was in Upper Sandusky
last week and made a temperance
speech .........The most cheering ae-
counts Of an abundant fruit crop the
coming season greet Us from all sec
tions Of the county .........Last Thurs
day night burglars broke into the
clothing store Of w. A. Widman, and
goods to the amount Of between three
and four hundred dollars, were apprO-
priAted The entrance was effected
by breaking the lock OF a back door by
means Of cbisel........On the 18th q
Grange, with 3 members, was organ
ized In Crane township, by Deputy j.
8. Demarest. F. o. Case was elected
Master aud o. X. Brown, Secretary.
.........M Mr.. John Trip has removed to
BIOomviIle, O.........Upper Ssndusky
Is to have sewers......-.The saloon
keepers fix up dummies to represent
plekets.
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LO0MIaAYMAH

MANUFACTURES OF steam Engines,
Nl CircularSaw Mills. Mil Gearing. shaft
ing and Pullies, Wood Saving Machines,
Iron and Wooden Beam Plows, Road Scrap
e-s and Brick Machines, Columns, Caps and
Stlls for Buildings. All kinds OF Casting and
Repairing done 70 order. Market St., Tim,
hio. Ma
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14

Grace Greenwood, the Washington
correspondent Of the New York
Tines does not belIsvsIn eulogies that
are elAborsteIy prepared and srrang-
ed ike = set piece for the stage, and
then delivered weeks after the death
Of great man:
It seems 10 me . pity that our great
men cannot be eulogizsd, II eulogized
they must be, IS soon after they are
taken from US as possible, while the
hearts OF their political compeers are
still sOlemniZed by death-softened
and inspired by the general grief, NOV;
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14

nEALER in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Poultry,
ano Sa al HTHs kanqs 81 FESanee f1r Tn1cns sH he
Farmers will DO well to call at his room in
Empire Block under Pennsylvania Store,
Trru rira Bl0cE. 1Qo-1vF
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n PCOLWELL.

THANKFUL for past patronage, especial
ly from his many penSional friends in
Republic and vicinity, who have come 10
his house 10 do their business during his
long confinement, would say that his health
is much improved and he Is prepared with
Blanks etc. 20 do all kinds of Pension and
Soldiers claim business. Also Deeds, Nor
tages and all kinds of Notarial Business
done ON short notice. ONCE al his house In
the east part Of Republic.
nl6-0m.
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HANCOCK COUNTY

The semi-anDual Jail breaking took
place in Fihdlsy last week. IL was
n. II. Cries and 10. Lytle who vic
timized the Jail this time....~...Some
fellow Is in Hancock county trying
the farm "swindling dodge" The
mode is Substantially like that we
gave last week Of a similar oecuranee
In this section .........A County Mass
Temperance Convention, under the
management Of the ladies, will take
place In Flndlsy the 18th inst......-..
TweDty-seven marriage licenses were
issued last month .........The first case
under the McConneIsviIIe ordinance
was tried last week, aud the Mayor Of
FIndlsy fined the saloon keeper $50
and costs for selling 3 glass Of beer......
The FlndlAy Fire Department Teeeiv-
ed three hundred feet Of new rubber
hose for the stesmer on Mon Iay.........
The dam across the Blanchard at this
place gave way last Saturday after
noon, and all the water ran out II
was an old affair aBd its breaking was
uof -rfnaxDaofad
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EIIIIAMJ. CRAWTORD. n,

EHCLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
% ONCE in EInpire Block, over willard
Grocery store. Thankful for patronage dur
ng the past three years, and viii continue
TO serve the public in all branches OF tht
Medical Profession. Residence, Perry 81.
wodoors west OF Washington.
Nov. l6. l87i.-ly,
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TTFFTN BOILER WORKS.

A TJcTIONEER. Speaks both Germa
a and English. VIII answer calls for tow
and country at reasonable rates. AddreS
Green Rprfrlc. Ohio. za-ly
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~ KINZER, Proprietor, Market ST., Tiff
tT. IN, Ohio. The house has been thor.
o1ghly overhauleds has good stabling, and 4
Drepared 20 furnish the travelling public with
IN uecessaries in good style.
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nm % r. KTNNAMAN

"AS removed his Dental ONCE to his new
III rooms over VOIlmer q Kirchneris Cloth
ng Store where he intends doing all kinds
OF dentistry in the most sktllful manner.
ee,5 I've mad Ar nv Office. Special attention
paid 10 the preservation OF natural teeth
All work warranted.
D28-lyr
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Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AMI
H SURGEON, Tifnn, Ohio. Once hours
from 70 10 A. M, and from TO 2. NJ
Saturdays from 10 A. NJ. 70 3 p. II. Once
over Buskirk's Grocery Store.
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nRLNMARTIN.

CURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN
~ TIST. once on Washington St, over
Ruskirk's Grocery Store LIST door leadlnG q
srnnison q SONS Photograph Gallery, THIN.
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sANDUsKY COUNTY.


Henry Kaufman late of the Cooper
House, has purchased the Exchange
Hotel at Columbus, Ohio. He has en-
tirely refitted and refurnished the
same, and it is now first-class in every
respect The Council met on Mon
day night, but got through their bus
iness with such celebrity, that when a
delegation Of ladies from the League
waited upon them, at five minutes af-
ter eight, they had "iolded ;heir tents
like the Arabs, aud quietly stole
away" The annual meeting Of
the Sandusky County Sunday School
Union will be held at the Methodist
church at Clyde, on Friday, May sth,
1874 ........Clyde was visited by bur-
glars on last Saturday night. The
thieves visited Mr.. Charles Dirlim by
getting into the house through the
window, and took about so from Mr..
Dirlim. Other places were attended
70 buk without success.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14

The Herald Of Health says that the
more young lsdy's waist resembles
an bour-glsss, the sooner will her
sands Of. life run out. Now just see
what the ladies can say Of the men.
They say the men are so fond Of their
"hour-glass' that half of 'em don't
know whether or not they have any
waists at all!
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sAFPELL a BALDWIN,

1GAxUFAcTURERs OF THE
MI UNION CHURN,
,fniou Grooved WashbOard, Adiustable
1gofhes Racks, Hand Sleds, slaw Cutiers, and
an kinds Of Turned Work South End
1zts-@@1Ee, Thin. o. teI3-ly
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JAMES BURGER,

JACOB YorJN0. Manufacturer OF Steam
J Boilers, Smoke Stacks, &C. Repairing
promptly done. Works On River street.
near The Woolan Mills Tiffin. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14

'T am not afraid of q barrel Of cider"
said topper to temperance man. 81
presume not,n was the reply; "from
your appearance, 1 guess q barrel ol
cider W Ould run at your approach"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14
Rule OrBIphthOngs either aud Meth

eF.
Yes, we've seen a dictionary,
VI this new vocabulary e
Which pronounces either, ither,
And prOnounces neither, IlVther
And, too, we plainly see,
which rule upsets fe, .tsse- 81
That makes believers all belyrers
And retfeUers all rekyUeTS. $50.
We now will prove 70 you,
Tnat "ttheT" may be trus. g. ..r.....=
II ef makes e.
Then fe makes l. s.ti -.... =-s,.i--.i
Then believers are 6ellluey1s .s,..s. b q
No one can deny;
But II ef makes I, -'' '-
Then fe makes e st-ls-r ui --i--si
And believers are beEisrers, --s.-s..,-. -.-
AS they ought 60 be,
Knowing this reverslng rule, ''7'
Yankee accent teaches school ;-s-..- 20 d.
Nor commands by rules unt<ue,z --.ls .
How others should speak or do, ~
The exceeding beauty OF this new
pronunciation is more apparent in
prose than in poetry. So. when your
neighbOr's, pronounced RighbOr,s)
horse neighs, pronounced nigbs
seize pronounced size) him by the lip
and make him. stop. but be careful
that he does deceive pronounced de-
ciUe) YOU by giving yOu his heels. ..i,
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Tuesday, May IL, 1874,
Amd Continue atntI all are sold
Now have high sounding buge blow but sim
ply state plain facts calling the attention of the Public the
Very Large, New and Elegant Stock

put sale.
The following Plan will be adopted strictly adhered
The Goods will be arranged into JOB LOTS the sale
The Great JOB SALE of RIBBONS at 25 cts yard-al wid
and coors-wl be continued 1000 Pieces mostly GROs
GRAINED and SASH will be opened TUESDAY and undoubtedly
the greatest bargains ever before in this country.
! Real LACES, such as POINT POINT APPLIQUE and rea
BLACK THREAD will be sold at exactly HALF price.
All best makes of yardde BLEACHED MUSLS worth Is to is
cents will be arranged into JOB LOTS and sold II 2 which
less than the Of manufacture Medium qualities of BLEACHED
MUSLS worth everywhere II 12 will sell for 10 and
the qualities to cts UNBLEACHED MUSLINS
will be arranged the way and the Fine and Heavy qualities
worth II 1-2 cts, will be sold at 10 cts andLESS.
PRINTS will range from to 10 quality.
And from all other Goods until arranged
JOB LOTS DISCOUNT of TEN PER CENT from the lowest
prices prevailing will be made for all of S00 and
upward which saved y doHar-an item certainly
worth considering
This Large Discount especially noticeable CARPETS and OIL
ICLOTHS of which the assortment is good.
Probably BEFORE in this city, there such opportunity
buy Goods Retail including stock of $4,000
less than Wholesale Prices On everything promise that Prices
shall be attractive.
The best assortment GUNET BLACK SILKS Cashmere nis
the city, viii be included in the above sa all NEW Also a line
of DRESS GOODS. including the heat tAs of BLACK ALPACA-
The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT consists of much the and
Largest Stock have before had on exhibition.
In NOTIONS the better All STORE FIXTURES
are for sale.
The Public have my thanks for their liberal patronage past
III. A. BOYER.
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HURON COUNTY.

Mr.. Calvin Whitney, Of NOrTalk
has just received sn order from J.
Estey & Co., Organ Manufacturers at
BrAttlsboro, Vermont, for 400, 900 feet
Of black walnut lumber. The sale
win amount In roundnumbEs to SS4, :
OOO. 1t II calculated that the above
amount Of lumber will make IL, 200
ans.........5peaking Of large hens,
Mr.. B. Cortrite informs Us that he
killed four the other day, Of the light
BrAhmA breed, which weighed SSDs.,
dressed, an average Of Stbs..--.--.A
COMMITTEES of i've citizens OF Wake
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A word m season.

Some years ago an interesting but
goddess young man was riding Ia the
cars southwark, sn invalid -in the
vain search for health. A christian
man seated near by became interested
in him, and on leaving the cars, ven
tured tO place in his hand either q
tract or y blank leaf ON which were
the words, care you S.Christian ~
How casual, how trlfiing the e0incf-
denee OF two travellers thus coming
near together without speaking, and
NJ. attempt at . religious impulse
possible except those four words on a
leaf! And yet that little agency won
that soul to Christ, IS was discovered,
through published inquiry some
months ,. after from tire grateful
friends OF the dead invalid, for the
faithful man who "shot bow ct 3
yenturen - -..--i.''@t -.'. $50 ---.- .--.
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A Granger at Van Vert "arbitra-
ted" case with a blacksnake whip.
The services of a lawyer, q Justice
and savaral ofhor HnniddlaunanU xara
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w. HI, STOVER,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ono
Il over Brown, Schlosser q Co.'S DIR.
Goods Store, THIN, Ohio. Residences, Green
field street. near Heidelberg College.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14

A cynical writer says: Take .
company OF boys chasing butterflies /;
put lOng-tailed coats on the boys, and
turn the butterflies into dollars, and
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TIFFIN HOUSE.

N p. Myers, Proprietor, THIN, o. Full ac-
Communications for Commercial Travellers
as well as for the public generally.
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ia DIT rs

VIII find at ST. JOHNS new Drug and Fan
cy Store fine assortment of Lubin's, Coud-
rays & Phalon's Handkerchief Extracts, the
celebrated Farina & Hoyt's German Co
logne; also, a large assortment Of very supe-
Kior imported TOILET SOAPS.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-05-14
~ DICAL.
1. R. MARTIN. N.


PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. ONCE EN-.
i pire Block, Main street, THIN, o.