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CHERIFF"S SALE.

- IIFIVIf = S.tLE
~, ~ BY virtue of ~r.t IF ~ Ta Lev Fac.as. ,a,
T.Icrtct'' VII bc exposed &c Public sale ut The F1t
Hoor 81 the county building, in the town OF Dover
DoEGT Hundred. Kent County ana state of Ie,i,yT
& "ll ~ i.HpAl; the 5th day of October iS75 nt j;
"ciyEk' T. ", t'C following Real I..l.tc 10 Wit. "
M uat certain farm plantation ana parcel Of l5rJ
stu"ttd III NuTlCrhiH iluudGcd Kent C0ii,,,,. ImI
StS ol bG:%Warc adj dining lands Of CorrclS FIR
3 ANUS OF Thomas Pickering, lands Of L. D. Naolir
Ju !aHts "i SamUcI Wharton, and containing Nt,i
L""f l'D icf'S, be the same more or loss ana b,i,
the same lands and premises which ", =, - D'S
Nhlo H1 the Said Levin Thompson, in fec, bv William
-LCGOllSai and Hester his wife by thcir ccrtaj, IN
gCnure zen OF bargain and sale bearing date the same
y tay M Ihcse presents together with all and Singular
the DulidlngS and fixtures. improvements &c '''
seized and taken in execution as the nrnnort,. Of
sold for cash. " NY an" VIII pc
C,,r,.-,... c.... PETER L. COOPER. sheriff
September Is, 1870
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CANCER CAN BE CITRFD

has a. l, bVND Of the PENNA CANCER INSr1rr,rp
Is aston h certain for this dreadinI n5sidO I
The remedies Ss saea tscuty by his wonderful snccsss
who rreie h De sent to part of tha ,SorId
reStb,enf M the city aud remaninp wbia nn9se
TrTR SrprpprInhu ~ nhu ample accommodating % az IeT
diseases an uLA TETTER. PEURItO and 'n ny
remedies isIl Of the Blood cured after al f
dress, a. ~ anu advce free. Call at nr al
nov. lS-ly osoo ~, IrtE,NNNA: CANCER INsTITUTE'
~ SsOS CHESTNUT ST.. Phiaidoinnb;.
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SAe1'lN2S SUES.
GHERIFF'S SALE

= GHERIFF'S SALE
~ BY virtue of a writ of Ievaria Focias 70 ~,
direGted VIII be exposed to Public sale at The 6ntl
UI CllarleS T. FoXWell, i'll the town of SMYRNA <cTt
county and State of Delaware on TIIURSHXY. iGti
? G"? oI SeptelnbeF 1879, at hatpaSt o'clock r NJ
the i9llowng Real Estate to wit - ~
All that certuin lot, piece and parcel of land
Itt Oh halii street. IN the town Of Smyrna in
TILL It'll nnOcy nly ana State of Delaware and having a
OF thc said Edward Beck and cGntuinino Sorl, TL w.
Sama S,, f1ar H4'ct 0@d HLryOHc Square ftf be the
And also, all that certain lot piece and p9rcoI O.
ti, tlln Silua;cI IN Duck Creek Hundred, in Kent
E"ilil'E ana state Of Delaware aforesaid aiioiir"
Iald OF William Vi. BELL and Uthcra and cnniaii,,5
@ lD1f d0tS he The same nur' les and being thG
"aCei' %t hdi3 and premises which William &
tlnc OF bargain and sale hcaru, dat thr
"@! ~ Hopti1Lcr d. 1868, and Of record in the once
VI ''ie hec"IuGf "t Deeds DE, at Dover in book v
said Edward Beck in fee N''''N9 ""'o Ic
And also. all that ceftnip ,,fhrr lot ,,,,,I ,, ,
land situated on Main Street IN br fn,y 81 '5rVCr - "l
IA tl2 county and state aiuIcsad and hayin% tbiI"'
on erected seven small dwelling Inv ,iCi' f
on >ad Main street # itysix rr and t ' " iIT'it
Gtrth Of t"3 hundred and tlili 1.-TWO frt , Coz ~
Iy lHJ5,t" I@'Id"d INC laatd1F oad Edfg-
-H' 'I""f Lffj " ItH" lgUrC .C-s and I,iIi's H.
same LET and Idrcrl Of iHud which v;s t,5i nc ~
1le Stid Edward Beck, in fee by the deed Of In, NJ
6" september i. h. lN7 and uf record :! ti 81!
"I"icSHl,t, III hook 49,. vol. - li.liJ - 10y
ana , all iii;.t crt,iI ,l!ttr i,, r,l. u,l I,i
"i smyrna, kcit C"uH;y and State ur pr.;, -
80 '''.N ~ me 'l now CfCcvd iuIr ,y;siur,-
% '.i.ii:% !"tt,, now or late a. TIE L,:r ,r
~, 80 i,@Hr:t ami nos %: o at rvY.s !Irlui,
"'i ''I'u uiHGf' ii! c"tii. ai,l.t TIN. lrs nav.
or les and hcm.: 81, ,islnc IA! a. ana " i''.''t
HCfG G'MNeyS! ant. the ,aij Edward be, k in l -.
S'E tpf M :, Gr'iitH and wife bt decd dated he !r
'l "i june \. ID. H. ana Of record i, lhr nt
s,I,l%%S3ld II book :; Y,,. I. i;,,, >i vr t,Nrrni -
rC' faItri 'huir"! hc-yt'Tr Id h E.!Nar,I II,r
l'''it together itituli an s.ll.!i,i. .i,, "a!
thcrc,u ~ '' - 'I' ''l.'iHi''H
EB% SSllGi I6 3 m i&E@n , IN n gTecp!.on e Iry of
wife and will Dc sold for t4l.h - i'i- a. MS
SiIEhIFFS OFFICE NpyTR. B.I., 'N''i''
.tugl;>t =. ~,
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CHl:EIFFs SALE.

CHi&IFFS SALE.
i,oc5% 2 ~ wig tiii 10 oL ~r.t q: ac fa, t. me
o Charles T. FoNWcI. in the town, If l,,...., -
I"Hht% and state nl Delaware. Oh TilI-E-.%y l,,,
Kcil Esrafc fn NJ; ''' ~ c.'hi the following.
Al Al ne tol'rwne de<r,iled and mentioned t.o
4cnlF situate lying and being i'll Iurl, Crr,.I iI,,I
IG hGilt county and St;j:c aforesaid the e, NM,
yn iGo XXX I > fed > follow to wit The ann
IhcAlIGy to Mll'HEou, AMI adin.n;llr, i.,,I. i:
r0niann., ,,' ,'IiSn anu is@hia"n ioEu,Il ana
land more or less aii also s.,.r her lr., r. ~; ="
W"1dl .!iS ,i'S u" ,,"' '> i.a9n "a iha Blown
,,,I It"'S ~ t'F"t "t i'Url: tI,c, IIgliIr,.j
a,'d bounded ~ lands of 1nlaas Lamb ana g. ir
. 49, l'ii'.ii's l.'"''ii Ac:C. "t Land moe 80, ,
','''N,!''. ttic'"cr Hn' H'1..: ami lIi.t,r :, - .
i'"'. more or les, i Iuiug tIt. >.i,en r.,,i ~,
Ei, MS lic certain :5o. We; l lis :lllt
itr,,i-. -. a. "a. ~ !. .i.'ti !. -. is-: g..
,I :"IiTa unto ,e't'.n Ernari M,Far.:H ii, h,r
- ~ ~. 70! i''"' '' ~ l:;"t i,,...ei r.i-
boob >. Vol. = rlio: -. ''L'G @''E"aii in
certain U.rry I.r,9f anu ic;Hi'ea which
tle 'il> ay Of October L. D. i>'i for no ~ 'sS
"" ih'ili or'! '''i sT,t and rt,IIi.rl,l ~ =.
i4 hr. '.gr' I I t.c"."'t~ and Inn rCrscta. the
fourth hay "f !rc1u',r L. D. i. ~. ,lii i, -, - =!
r,r ,I,, M ,..:.i ny J. 81. Ni,e and iol,. Nc
NY me >oid hand, AMI Ircmi,g. into ~:Ir-,, !rr
N mr. an "---il>. a',d t;,.u.9,iy T.. r.. t...f
,,i iiilr:- a'la ~"lrh .@c III, ,ie I,y H.
,'',v iSIli.2 ai' mr.; day ui March i, H. i ,,.
G' ''1>lh'E' tlaN tn'Iciu lHc;.t t;.l,nl a .. 'i
,.H ii Na'" ceIjaj" Robert 1!cI"ttou;.>. lis hn.r
,,i.t 1-.-'s. .r ",,o il being the same and 9i
premises "hl, ic high shorit f,r Kent conn, , l'!
i%jG aioryNa by decd poll granted cony,.y I; ,i',;
{ .laGt at lhe April Terms OF the superior iorIf +,
ana ir kcnt County aforesaid L. D. ls,s rs NV rr =.
G.Gt b1'4S had unto the said deed ra NIX. 49,
i,LS anu az large appear together with All and s,
lar inc improvement, thereon 'i'''''
seized and taken liz execution, as tho mn,
EDMAiB BEG and MARY EIIZAEETIIf KS ,!fG i! 2I
and VIII be sold for cash - ''iS vie
srrc,,,... c,..,..,. PETER L. COOPER. Sheriff.
August 9. lN7I
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DEATHS.

hoLr-In Hillsboro, Nd. on the 81 inst, Mary Seth.
infant daughter Of DIR. Thomas S. and Kate Z. Holt
How can we mourn for one so blest
For one, who for a while was given
Only here 10 bud ON earth,
And then TO bloom I'm Heaven"
"oLDsBoRoUGH.-Near this town on the 18th inst.
John Goldsborough, in his 6sth year. Funeral to-
morrow l6). to meet at his late residence at 10
o'clock, A. M, and proceed from thence to the Epis
copai Cemetery, at smyrna. All friends are invited
to attend.l
eiouDs-In this town, ON the 14th inst, VIM. A.
Clouds in his 5isi year
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NOTICE.
y This is to give notice in cc,nplioncn with H.,
provisions OF the 2d Paragraph of Section 10 nf tL(
l5a 5aCI IeEu4tnG the sale Of intoxicating Iiuuors
paEhleT Revision ofthe Laws. page 26i THAT Shall
%" 4cliday the 18th day of October next make anli
S IN WIitrg to the Judges of the Court Of General
HSIpIS OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of The St1fr
of HeI9warc in and for Kent County at the session
i Stid Court then 10 be held Dover for license
" hce an nm or tavern in the Chester House" now
Cttrulitu Dy me as tenant, situated on Methodist
tIeGt IN the town of Smyrna. in said County within
me lIlttS OF united school districts Nos and ~ and
70 sell therein, to be drunk on the premises intvi
'ig a llGuorS in less quantities than ono quart
Ihe names of the frceholdcrs rec0mmCndino tho
same are ''iN'''S INC
\ $. Clifton Robt -rl,o,-o
-,iSLol'ta c "reWer, Il. H. Smith,
Isaac :. Taylor r / CroSsic'v
W. b. Farrell r ( Goot@a!'
IN IN, Daliel' I' II. G. Douglass
'oii'i ". black, J. G. Brinton.
SMYRNA, Sept. H. 1870 -
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THE NEW SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS,

The undersigned are prepared 70 furnish 10 School
T9mmlttees or Teachers any or all the TEXT
bOOhS recently adopted by the State Board Of
Educaton. at the Publishers Introductory Rates
frces for first introduction, twOthrs Publishers re-
I!l prices; ana, in exchange for Books of the same
klhd ana grade EOw in use in the Schools OnC-half
SAID retail prices Teachers and Committees are in
Vlted to communicate with personally or by letter
a iul stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY
always on hand. Call on or address
i. B. COOPER 81 BRO.
SMYRNA, DEL. sep S-3m
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ ms Is 70 give notice, in compliance with the
Lpysois on the second paragraph Of Section 10 or c
aTI tGSuIstng the sale of Intoxicating Liquors
on Monday the 25th day of October next ri"i I
een o IN writing to the Judges Of the Court Of Gcncr
oi delaware in and for Kent County at the session r
Fnen S0rt 0 m then to be held at Dover for license to
Keep an mn or tavern in the Smyrna Hotel now or
cupcd as hotel by me as tenant Situated on MAIN
S l, III ihe town of Smyrna in said County between
Soh ana commerce Streets and within tho limits nf
hted school Districts Nos d I07 and to sell MS
n' To be drunk ON the premises Intoxicating lGnors
IN less quantities than one quart -'i"'''
The names of the frecholders rccommondir, tho
same are 'Nii'il'5 tlIC
4 ifiTAaiuer rYi It. Cummins John W. Flick
+, ~ I,I'1S, William Glandiug
Oscar Fisher IocCb I ,,i,,!."'i !'Sl'clS"'i
David Richards p Snr1Nnnn 47c1'
Robert Hill. W;llia,"
Samuel Taylor, Thomas + Car+H' +H""i''
William II. Mannering J. ] Sem >"''!'
william Dcnncv.
SMYRNA. Sept. If. 1875 '-> " i-ii'
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PERSONAL NOTICE

diers hereby given that all officers saors oa o.,
however slightly ore INJURED IN the late rebellion
pensioners a,e to penson, and thoussnd u;
dtatcly through ~ az grease rate. apply imme-
DIR. +. D. JACKSON ~
Oct. sist-i A''e SURGEON in United States Nave
-. - NO. 161 SAMSON St PhilojeInIio
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FOR RENT.

SIoKE llOt Sl-one of the best in town. REM
low. For information apply to ''i'
,o.c GEO. ii. RAYMOND EEo
ucc--u or HAMILTON q CUMMINS
Smyrna times., 1875-09-15
NOTICE TO DEBTORS,

The undersigned, having relnouisbed tho ,roo,;,o
oI medicine i'll Smyrna, has placed his books Snd
aScOuns at IN the hands of VIM. Wilds with power o
attorney to make settlements of all outstandin" bil
oMYkNA, june 22d II. S. w. uLRONS N m w
Smyrna times., 1875-09-15

We the undersigned residents of ST. Georges Hun.
dred respectfully recommend TO the owners of valu-
employed him in many difficult cases and found him
70 have thorough knowledge of all diseases that
stock are subject to.
samuel FeniH0re, L. Y. Aspril, W. Kenney, william
Rolk, Daniel Stevens WCOrbt Daniel COrbif Jonathan
N. Williams, Scrik +. Rhallcross, r. r. Perry s, NJ,
Enos, George w. Ortlp, James r. shalleross W. u.
pandegrih, w. n. Hamilton, M. d.. Samuel Pennington,
ts;,,,. ~ W. cochran, Thomas Cochran III. A. NOwland
mlllam nm Dudley, r. X. Cochran, Alex Maxwell L. T..
McpOWeh' june lG-3m
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FOR RENT.

occupied by N. Farson and the other bv WiilioG,
Sl!tnSnS; Apply to
Juiy 2S-u j. IT, BEWIEY
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SMYRNA SEMINARY.

,E SSloai auties VIII be resumed Monday, SEPTENf-
bER lBth. All the facilities of first class school will
DC aoTded both in the English and classical branches
MuslcaI department very superior. For circulars
Apply 70 HI, H.J,liOCKENBERRY,A A. NJ. Princinal
or DIR. J. E. CI4AWSON Proprietor
SMYRNA, DEL, August lSth ls75.-Om
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
DEL.

me next session will begin SEPTEMBER or, 1y,o
asi es iNllues are offered for acquiring n thorongb
~ atiu complete education, under homelike inauancs
ton. address REv Jo1iN WI eSS9 OF iniorma
aug ll-0w "Ai@9otn, a. NJ,
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iNHERlFF'S SALE.

"a Aii+tNifh : SALE.
- - ~ virtue @: writ of LcvaH T?ci.., T., MO
|It.eIl WIZ be exposed to Public Sale at Tie nf
c.aaIieI y. ioNNcli m tEc town Of Snlyrnn H,,re
,IcGE ItqaEcd Kent County and state Of ,i.,,.,r,.
vi Ht 'Sl'Al !, the 7th day Of October IS75 ni h. f.
PS = o cloci T. NJ. the following Real Estate H. vii
Al mat certain lot piece ,r parcel Of land Win -
c SIcctN q thereon. situate in the tnr: of SMYRNA
@lt h@lt county and State Of Delaware bounded n, f'i
@ "S' 10 W lSglLlnS at stake in the southeast
corner OF Mulberry and High Streets ana rnnnin@
t ucVe WIN thc south side of said Mulberry street
Im ~ IN Iory- nine degrees and forty five minutes east
~ !ii5Ge Iee SIX inches to stake on the south side
~ rull .!uIlerry street corner for back lot M n.
1919 WIN tlS lle OF said back lot No I6 south flrt
3ElteS ana thlrty minutes east one hundred mil
F!SeVeH Icct to stake. corner for land of Henry
EupaliAS thence with said EulankS lincH,,lth f,rt
ilIe ucrcCS ana hltyivC minutes west thirty brcn
ttCt ana SIX inches L. stake in the side of Nui,l "b
,lCJt ana corner for said Eubanks: thence with t6r
.It sac o. said High street north forty degrees and
'!,! Ili'utcS west one hundred ana t,i,t.--...,,
IcCt 70 N" pace Of beginning conainin, Eitr J5r
|uHd f't" I"H"'td dad EIhtg-.Nnt S,rGyy E;irj jn5
hu.C 'i lcS; and being the same lot and NIX I.is,
CiNc!r'i |" ne Said John ". i.urtv ly deed n I,
g.h ara sale of EtCr,2cr LUrty. dated Iu,,,v ~
,""' as fVicic"cc 20 said deed viii ai,iar g Iro
tItthes Wlh all ana singular the budIe, i.rIr.,y,
EloEiS fixtures. &c. ''. '''''i'i"'N-
SGiHc,i and taken IN c<ccllton "a, The pr,-,nrf, r
1HliN i ". II ETE and EDITH his wife ana vili Gr
.,.,...,.- TETFE T.. CCui1Y,. .s,crir
SHERIFF. OFFICE DOVER. DEI.l
september II IsTJ
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WANTED.

partner in the Tin Sheat Iron Stove Heater and
Range Trade TO start the business in SMYRNA or any
9eslrabie place by practical experienced mechanic
sep SIT 1I3O So1tl 0fI, & 'pt,;I,
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Il. Sheep Estray. ~: ~:

strayGd from the premises of the subscriber NJ, or
u2TuI it1 the 'th inst LARGE RUCK Wbitn
WIN large tan good reward will lie S1i1' f." nrI
TllV returning him. or giving information fbSt VIII
- ""D ~ - M ~ iecONerE' JOHN p. GARRISON
- - - u near Big Oak. smyrna Del
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
aTToRNeYs
wsLLIAM LARG,

JTORxEY At Law. once opposite
A Ffexe & Co.'S. furLftcre Store. East
AarkeI St. I'm .. . nl4-'75'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21
TO WOrkIBgmsn who Think.

An anxious inquirer in the New
York TrihHne gives the following
valuable hint to "workingmsI who
think :"
Does the merchant, when trade is
dull, say he will not sell his wares ex-
cept at a gOOd-times profit? No; he adj
vertises and marks his goods down to
cost, or even less, so they will sell
knowing that this is better for the
time being than to do nothing. 0l
the same principle, wOuld it not be
better for all classes of persons who
work for daily wages to offer their
services for much less than they have
been receiving, to encourage some
one to employ them think, IL the
different trades in the large cities
would hold mass meetings and decide
TO say to capital that they are willing
to labor for one half or two thirds OF
the pay they receive in good times,
and keep faith with capital, it would
not be long before all would have
work, and the wOrkman's labor and
toe merchants wares wsuld bring a
good profit. I would ask, is not this
a better and quicker way to secure
good times? In the meantime they
viii receive half loaf, which I h ave
always found better than none.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21
How 10 freat Vet Boots.

What an amount Of discomfort wet
cOOts entail, and how well we all re-
call the painful efforts we have now
and then made to draw on q pair OF
hard baked ones which were put by
the fire over night to dry Once on,
they are sort of modern stocks, de-
structive of all comfort, and entirely
demoralizing to the temper. The fol-
lowing plan, it is said, will do away
with this discomfort When the
boots are taken off, fill them quite full
with dry oats. This grain has a great
fOndness for damp, and will rapidly
absorb the least vistage Of it from the
wet leather. As it quickly and COM
pleteiy takes up the moisture, it swells
and fills the bcOt with tightly fitting
last, keeping its form good, and dry
ing the leather without hardening It.
In the morning shake out the oats
and hang them in bag near the fire
to dry, ready for the next wet night /;
draw on the boots, and go happily and
comfortably about the days work
Scientific american.
We published the above In q former
issue but as many readers are forget
ful we give it another Insertion, and
we are confident the plan is good
one. [EDs. TRIBUNEl
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21
The Old Red Cent.

As the old cred cent" has now
passed out of use, and except rarely,
out of sight, like the ''old oaken buck
ct" its history is q matter of suffie lent
interest for preservation. The cent
was first proposed by Robert Morris,
the great finsneier of the revolution,
and was named by Jefferson two
years after. IL began to make its ap-
pearance from the mint in 1892. II
bore the head of Washington on one
side, and thirtsen links on the other.
The French revolution soon 'ereated a
rage for French ideas in America,
which put on the cent, instead of the
head OF Washington, the head Of the
goddess of liberty French liberty.
with neck thrust forward apd flowing
locks. The chain on the reverse
side was displaced by the olive
wreath Of peace, but the French
liberty was short-lived, and so
was her portrait on our cent
The next head or figure that succsed-
ed this-the staid, classic dame with
a fillet around her hair-came into
fashion about thirty or forty years
ago, and her finely-ehiZslled Greoian
features have been but slightly alter
ed by the lapse of time.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21
The Mistake of the Volunteer FIremeE

At a recent destructive fire In a
country town, number OF the would
be savers of the property lost their
heads, and as there had not been fire
of any consequence for years in the
place, when the call was made for the
town fire engine, scarcely any one
knew where TO find it. Four excited
individuals however, started off with
a rope to pull it forth, and arrived at
the supposed place of deposit, some
distance away, they broke off the hasp
of the door, they biundered in among
wheels and some old lumber in the
darkness, and made fast their rope.
Then they pulled with will. The
machine yielded, and away they rat
tied down hill to tue cOnflagration.
When close upon it, in the full light
of the blaze, they were halted by one
of the town officials, who demanded ::
hSay, my men, who is in such g
hurry to be buried ?''
"Buried We're going to put out
the fire."
nPut out the fire Well" said the
official, "YOu won't do it with that
old hearse, unless you load her up
with water-''
The excited quartet turned round
and looked at the vehicle behind,
when the truth burst upon them.
They had in their excitement broken
into an old hearse house, and drawn
forth, instead Of the fire engine, a su-
perannuated old funeral car which
stood there, an inky old skeleton,
with its rusty black trimmings flap
ping in the breeze. II was quickly
thrust aside by the mortified party,
fearing perhaps that they might be
called on for a Job that they would not
willingly be the undertaksrs OF.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21
VOLUME 27-NUMBER IS.
John Brown at Gerris smIth,s.

A friend OF the late GerTit Smith
relates the following incident which
occurred at the Smith mansion ia
PeteFbOrO' several years ago:
Old John BrOEn aud a son Of Hen
~ b stanton were on = visit to the
Smiths. Oae morning young Stan
ton aud Green Smith, Gerrit's sln.
took number cf rifles Of various pat
terms from the house, and erected 8
target with small bulls eye in the
center, for the purpose Of trying their
Workmanship and the quality OF the
rifles. While the boys were shooting,
the cid abolition hero came up and
looked on. The distance was about
fifty yards, and the shooting q little
wild.
ACaptsin suppose you try a shot or
two" said young Smith to John
Brown.
The old veteran, without saying 8
wold, ran his eye over the rifles and
selecting the one that suited him best,
loaded it carefully and took his stand
little back of where the boys had
stood. Then holding his rifle on his
right side, with the muZzle. close to
the ground, he looked straight at the
target, drew his gun up slowly and
fired the instant the eye sighted the
mark The ball pierced the center of
the BULLS eye. He followed this up
with two more shots in like manner.
The second shot struck Just inside the
edge of the bulls eye, and third shot,
like the first, pierced the center.
There boys" said the old man,
laying down the gun, "that's the way
to shoot"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21
Horrible Judicial Cruelty.

William Buckle told Judge Walsh
in Brooklyn the other day, it was
true that he was drunk on New Years
day, and that he was locked up in
OmniseratiOn. "YOur Honor, Pm
from Boston =; I was born there,
and please God, 1 shall die there. /
came TO Brooklyn to attend the
Beecher-Tilton trial and have been
in ill-luek ever since l landed here. l
stopped in q saloon near Fulton ferry
ami took some whisky, and then l
asked where Plymouth Church was,
and q man pointed up to the sky. I
knew Mr.. Beecher when he preached
out west and wanted to see him. /
inquired for Theodore Tilton, and a
man told me he had been dead for
fifty years. I wanted TO know If the
trial would go on on Monday, and"
'Haye you got any money? ?" asked
the Judge.
"Yes, your Honor; enough to take
me TO Boston," said William Buckle.
''Then sentence you to go to Boston
and live there the rest of your life, u
said the Judge.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21

Is widely known
as one Of the most
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-01-21

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