The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-11-09

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PERCENT. Of attendance by depart
ments High, 81; Grammar, SO
IntermodIAts, SO Fifth Primary, 80
Fourth, SO Third. So; Second, Ss
First, SO; First Ungraded, 81 See-
Ond, u; German, SO.
Pupils tArdy: Intermediate, 1; Il
Fifth Primary, 1..........FrAnk Par
sons, . tailor In the employ or q. w.
Raft, OF Napoleon, while out hunting |
one day last week shot . snake which |
measured ! feet In length.
RICHLAND COUNTY.
John B. Netscher's cider mill Ia |
grinding about 1000 bushels OF apples
per day, which yield so 20 100 barrels
OF eIder..--.....W. B. Whssler's saw
mill, in the southeast part OF Frank
lin township, was burned last week. |
Cause Of fire unknown .........Leyi |
Stevenson had an ankle fractured !
about four weeks ago. On Thursday
be died at the residence Of his broth
er-ln-law, n. d. Ward, on West
Fourth street.........1'he City Editor
ship Of the Liberal has again changed
hands. G. 8. DoOlIttle has retired
and Frank Ward, Esq, now wears
the hOnors.........M. d. Ward, Auditor
Harrington's chief assistant, has
about completed his abstract of the
duplicate Of Rlehland county for the
year 1875. 1t shows the value OF lands
to bs so, ,436, $3.50 the value Of real
estate S, ,9SS, ,24O tue value Of tehattel
property S7,762, SD total 81, Isl, 20,
increase over last year OF $96, 20. The
total amount Of tax to be paid the
State Is sG4. .342.93, = decrease Of 81
1917.
WOOD COUNTY.
The EaterpriGe Of last week, speak
ing Of the shipment Of hogs by Mr..
Davis, of New Baltimore, says "Ons
car Is the finest lot Of Pollen China
and Bergshirs breed ever shipped
from this town." Those are evident
ly new breed OF hogs. Poland
China and Berkshires are excellent
breeds, but "Polen" and "Bergshire''
are q novelty .........A little Child OF T.
Beck on the HAskins road, was very
seriously burned last week, by its
clothes taking fire, at an out door where
apple butter was being cooked. DIR.
Lincoln was called TO see it..,......On
Thursday morning last Jonathan
Musser, living seven miles northwest
OF North BAltImOrs, started from
home for the purpose Of tsklag deer
hunt. While leaning with his right
hand on the muzzls Of his rife and
his left wrist resting on his other
hand, from some unexplained cause
the gun discharged, sending . one
half ounce ball through the palm Of
his right hand and through his left
wrist, seysrIng both arm bones. He
was taken home and . messenger dis
patched to North Baltimore for doctors
who arrived a. soon as possible, and
the sufferer cared for and made as
comfortable As possible, though the
third and fourth fingers Of his right
hand had to be taken OF and the left
hand smpntatsd at the wrist.
The bridge OF the new G. & T. rail-
road across the Portage river at Penn ,
bervilIe was completed last week..
DIR. r. J. Simon aud wife, OF Penn
berviIle, are sick with fever at Eagle
Vile.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Bill GulllVer, who broke out OF the :
ealabOOse q couple Of weeks ago, re- ]
turned aud plead guilty Of receiving . 9
stolen coat, and was sentenced 0y the :
Mayor TO three days In the Jail on /
bread and W ster and to make restitu- Q
Tion in the amount OF $12... THE
Courier says an immense crop OF Rp- :
pie butter Is being harvested" In :
Hancock this fall The following | 9
are among the indictments by the .
Grand Jury for the October term OF
Court 4
Reuben T. Greenfield, for stealing
and cOnceslIng hogs Of Henry Wagon Z
er.
John N. Osborn, for selling 100
acres Of land to which hs had no
title. D
Reuben T. Greenfield and Godfrey 3
Greenfield, for stealing hogs Of George Il
Sizemhp. '
John Moss, Jr., for breaking open . b
public pound. I
William Chain, for selling liquor to
y minor. u
Isaac B. Charles, for administering !
poison TO Elijah Charles and family, =
and others. 8,
Isaac B. Charles, for murder In the y
fret degree, by putting poison In
the food Of the family Of Elijah \
and others, by which Melissa
Charles came TO her death.
ERIE COUNTY.
The city council Of S1ndusky has 2
passed an ordinances which provides n
that all wagons used for transporting d
coal, wood, stone, lumber, iron, sand, 9
Ice or other articles Of bulk, within
the corporate limits Of the city, must
have tires on their wheels four inches a
wide. This OF course Ia 10 prevent 7
the streets from being cut up by mar.
wheels. Wagons now in g
use must be made 10 conform 10 ths q
provisions Of the ordinance by the q
first day OF December. II they are
not retired by that time, At some
shop, they will be ire
tired" by virtue Of the municipal
statute above referred tO.........The In
dIctments by the GrAnd Jury at the 3
present term Of court, were As follows 7
AdOlph Platte, assault with intent 4
to kill. Y
John Berger, graHd larceny.
John Martin, Jr., assault with Ia h
tent 10 kill.
Albert BOettIcher, shooting with IN 9
tent to kill..........Last Monday even 9
ing q young woman, stopping at the I
HOeizsr House, met with . very pain n
Iul accident In setting . lamp on .
stand &c In some way upset. spllling
the contents OF the lamp on her arm. r
The oil caught fire, and bat for the o
timely assistance Of some Of the oecu- q
pants Of the house, she would Proba- .
bly, have DeeE seriously IL not fatally = =
burned. Kubaeh, OF Z
while hunting ducks last Z
Friday, was accidentally shot In the .
hand, losing q portion Of one Of his
ingen.
DEFIANCE COUNTY.
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