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Fresh Arrival of Teas ! CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE MAR KET FOR THE MONEY. Everybody can Afford to Buy It: FINE JAPAN TEA, Hrt u a to aud mill draw clear m crymtul. ! It watd I erJ SO ots. Par Pound Don't Fail to 8re Tal Tea. HaYIX; MAlB A STLIY OK Teas, Coffees & Spices F Muy ynn. kuow we ran yive the public ierleet ftatUla-tlti. kud eurdialljr luvluillieui lurall ami MARTIN & NEGELE, No. 2 Nat Block. TIFFIN TRIBUNE. Local and Miscellaneous. if ?? 1 1 1 1 1 5 TO ABVtaTI8ER-Tk Tr.b ka a laraar IMtacntankrif THREE H " " C . CameaiMtUat. All UMuuiuulcatioiM must ba acooMipaii.ed by Ino iiaiua of the wilier, 4 uM lor publletlou. ku( mm a g-uaraiilM) of Koud lalUj or Hiejr will (v lalu the ml-taKL NatoM. Ela. Birth. Mirrlua and Iteath -kuomuMiu ruim. FittMnut Una will be cnarcW for uiliuu-ie aMonipayiia death aauuauaeiaeuts, aid aio fur til rmulullotu by wMum e aa otimarj cbaraeier. No derla Uua wlU aa atada (ruu this rule. TiSa, TknradayEve Feb. 27, 1S79. Yeaar laerira Heae Ce.'a 'lance was a success. Haataarr edgings, cheap, at Ying Vmg's. Tee M place to bur your coffee is at Martin & Xegele's. Dea't fail to go to Yingliug's before buying your muslin. Xartle Hegel are selling a very ttfte Japan Tea for Ml cent. The B. & O. pay c ar went through ttaturday, and the boys are "flush." Ticket to all points in Kansas, Texan, etc, at A. I). Leiner's. (lea. tilbaoa will lecture in Fostoria to-uiorrow evening on "Ingeraollism," Auk yourgrooer for tho Green Spring l-4t Xettlaraaai laoe wirUins. from 10 centa to 91.00 jier yard, at II- A, Boyer. See notice of meeting of Ohio Stove Company' Directors called for Satur day next f eaterday was a very stormy day. The air waa cold, with frejueut flur 'liea of auow. If you intend going west call on Al bert 1). Ieiner and get rates, etc Tee Late. The correspondence from Bloom ville aad Republic came too late late for this issue.. For a full assortment of Turkey red table linen, and at low prices, vail on Xicolai t Holderman. Railroad tickets bought, sold and ex changed at A. D, Leiiier's, Geo. Spices, compositor on the To ledo Daily Commercial, was in this city several days this week. fie not forget the Boston Mendels sohn Quintette Club to-night Tickets only 60 cents to all parts of the 1111. - Iter. J. W. XeaeeaaaU will deliver a lecture on the Chinese before the High School to-morrow afternoon. " Mist Ada Prladle started for Nebras ka Tuesday evening. She intends Wilting her home there with a sister. J Mr Dodge discharged the Jury Saturday morning last, and Court was adjourned without day, in the after noon. Nate Kooyf-rlf yuu are goiug west or south, it may be that I know of a way that you can save a little money George B. Stevens, Agent. X. Frost Bro. M. and J as. II. Frost have opened a real estate of fice in National Exchange Bank block. 1hey h,aye fjtted. up their rooms, neat ly. The Township trustees will meet at the Township Clerk's office, on Mon day, March 3d, to settle with Super visors, it being the annual settlement day. ; 4 1 Octal WiH be given by the ladies C? the First J,u,th,em Chund-, in the Church, oq TVednesdaj evening, March 6th. Refreshments will be served. Everybody is cordially invited. IUt. J. Crease will lecture in Heidel berg College Chapel, on Tuesday even ing, March 4th, at half-past s?ven o'clock. Subject "Education and the difficulties ia the way of obtaining if TheWatr york$ made a display Monday last in throwing water. Three streams were thrown at once, and one hundred and seventy-five feet was reached. It worked well Seneca Chief also threw and did first-class work. XIm Bath E. Saeatk died on the 19th iust, aged 35 years, 11 months and if daya. The funeral services were held on the following Sunday at St Paul's U. . Church, conducted by Rev. J. W. KendenhalL Baekey tc Snyder have just repaint ed and cleaned up their room and are now opening a large new stock of goods both in gro-series and queens- ware, and are selling at prices that will astonish their patrons. All goods way down for cash. "Quick sales and small profits," is their motto. DUrbi Ail Levers Sweet Sceata. r,;rtie Unique Perfumes made by Dr. fcrke doliidf.L tv Ihtir lasting charac ter and refreshing fragrance, all lovers ot tweet eceuts. Dr. Price s orgev-Ms-Sot, Ylaug-YIang. Musk Rose. Aliata Bouquet, and Lib Other odors, are the most exquisite that can be BEWARE OF FRAUD! Notice to Purchasers of Domestic Sewing Machines. The Domestic has achieved such an enviable reputation that dealers "f otluT machines find it jini 1.!;- olten to (x-'.l anything else but nj Domestic, bo they manage by some underhand meatus to gel a J !! . : from some unprincipled 'ea! r. alio nfter they dinliuiv the li'inrl wrs stuiiiK.il on the iiia";liiii to jr-ent; tracing where tV luiu-iiine came from, thev soinetiin-s also di;io'e the ma'-liine, so that it will not; Jo salLsf.K.-torv work, in or der to injure the reputation of tlie Domestie, and in that way get the e;;v toiwr to take one if their ni.whiiie:. inste;td of a Doinesti':. We hereby inform ill- fri.-nds and customers of the I) diiestie sewing ma chines that we will not ! resHiii.iin!e for any of our iua.-iiiaes bought of such agents. C. II. stin, of 'j'iiKu O., is our only authorized ar-nt in S-n-eca county, and we will be responsible for all of our luae, ,.,ti,l of him. but for no other. lMr:-.Ti; sewi.v. M a'.iiivk Com New York. Saturdsy was Washington's biith dav, r the anniversary of it. Little or no atUntioli was paid to it. The Philharmonics met with their usual success Thursday night last. It is a musical or iiiiation in which our peojile take a just pride. A. X. Srnltk, formerly of the Grange Store, w ill be pleased to see all of his friends at the grocery and provision store of 1). I. Oild i no A; Co., ;n lie is now connected with it Old and young, rich and poor, all unite in testifying to the true merit of Dr. Bull's Cough .Syrup. Por over a quarter of a century it has proved it self a true, tried and trusted friend. Price 23 cents. We wish to Impress iiixm our read ers the importance of having properly cooked food. "Favorite .stoves"" in every family is what is needed to se cure the best results in this line Ade. To Kansas. Another party will leave for the Arkansas valley, Kansas, on Tuesday, March 11th. For particu lars, inquire of or address J. K. Hud dle, District Agent. A T. & S. F. 11 Tiffin, O. Mlu Fmma Manlr. of Tillill .mil Mr Fred. JI. Ball, were awarded the prize nitti an th nukuf 'eklr.liliili(.fl mill graceful waltzers, at the roloretl ball, oil Tuesday evening, Feb. lsth. Wiptn (lit Vnlm, Judge Dodge's decision in the Sency seduction case was aflirined by Judge Wilson, of the Toledo Law Club, last night. The case has gone up on appeal by the defendants. ToMu Ounnntr cial, t:,th. Miss Ella Harriott, of Tillin, who has leen ending some time here, visiting relatives and friends, returned home last Friday, Miss Harriott is held in high appreciation by her many friends in Najioleom Naitokun Cur. Toletlu Cummtrchd. During the parade Monday a little 1kv undertook to wag elephant Leo's tail. It came off in the boy's hand and although the monster didn't kick the youth dropped it and ran for dear lif. Before a fellow can make up his mind which part of his anatomy he would prefer to greet the pavement with when icy as on Tuesday last the question is suhed, find he gets up wishing it were some other place, and that nobody hat) seen him. Waller and Willie, sons of John Smith, liviug about two miles cast of this city, were in town Monday and bought a pistol. Iu the evening, at home, while testing it the weajion was discharged, the load entering the face of Walter. Ills recovery is doubtful. Personal. Steele & Price, of Chica go and St. Iuis, we are pleased to say, are among the few who make perfect ly pure articles. Their Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder and Special Fla voring Extracts have lieen approved by the United States Government. The rain of Monday night, which froze as it fell, made the streets and pavements very icy and dangerous to walk on. There were numerous "touches of nature Tuesday morning" the earth, rising HP, as it were, to meet the chagrined pedestrian, - TheTittinTRiBrNE is now printed by Water iower. We have heard of papers beiug printed by jower gener ated from beer (or something stronger) but the Tribune makes an innovation. Fostoria Httitw. Israel tireeu, recently ef ML Ver non. O, has purchased the City Drug Store in this city. Mr. Green is a superior druggist and one of long ex perience. He is also a most excellent citizen, and is warmly welcomed to our cornnjunitr, Bncklea's Arnica Salve. The lest salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chap ped hands, chilblains, corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions. This salve is guai-anteed to give periect satisiactiou every cyiie or money icimiuru. Price 25 cents ier 1kx. For sale by E. is. u uunarti. Sella F. Brown was greeted with a large house on Saturday evening at National Hall, her second appearance during the week. She recited "Good Night, Papa," at the Baptist Church, on Sundav evening. Miss Brown is a reader of remarkable iower, and proved a great favorite here. Michael Beard's building at West Lodi, occupied as postofliee and sa loon, was burned on Monday night Most of the mail matter in the office was destroyed. Mr. Beard's son lost limit l!J,W cjgars, whjch were stored up stairs. There was no insurance on the . contents. The building was in sured. Chas. Fishbaugh had one of his wind engines in the procession Monday. Of course it was elevated but sligl.tly.and could not get full force of the wind, yet it ran "like a top" from the time it was mounted on the wagon until it was taken off, If it would run so low down, with such a very light wind, it must be a jwwerful "goer" at its prujier elevation. It lieats all the wind mills ever made. Mardl Gras day Jacob Kintz went in to Jones Bro.'s store and secreted two hats under his coat. John captured him and the Mayor sent him up for ten days. Hiram Goodman attempted to pick the pockets of several ladies and final ly was caught by Miss Eckles, of Fos toria, who gave him in charge of tl police and he was fined $ io.no and sent up ten days. Te close out stocx oy or wiore March 15th, the great slaughter of dry goods at F. K. Shawhan s old stand still continues. They must lie sold be fore vacating the room, at the time above named, and the prices on cash uteres, aress goods, notions and em broideries are again reduced away down below their cost of production to close, them, out fhey are gojng rapid ly, and it w ill pay you richly to follow the crowds that are inarching iu there daily and secure some of these goods before it is oo late, MARDI GRAS DAY IN TIFFIN. Lots of Fun and a Huge Crowd. j ; i j i i j ' Mon.l iv was t!ie ,ee..:i ! annual day on whir'u Kile.' -Moiiii!.- li.u i ixiind this i;v I r i s:-c.iri:l a.heiit w u moiv spiel. lid than his first apo-.;i"ane an-! he cm at one- make Ins arrangements f ,r the next year, and fee! insured that he Will lie Welcomed. The weather v is rather cooler than comfort required for those taking p irt in He-exercises, l.nt was not severe, and all '"w i ath-if 1" it in go-id .-:IiAk Early in the morning the crowd 1 gau to gal her, coming in by tailrouds. mud roadi and a'l kimls of roads, e- cept pikes, and i fore icoi: tie' ,.)ty was lull of ;!-. The go.; nature of King Mounts. even oriore n.: J'.-j.p.-arc.l pu,;i,-y. scrmel to 1h- in tin.- ;,ir rt.,,i brought out a kindred feeling in ili; vast con Coiii se of Jfc-oolo fio ln'l Coiiitr togeth er f.ir pli-asun-. At tin- ajipoiliied time g o'clock, p. M. -.ix richly copalisoii'ti horses divw ttie nianiii vnt state car of King Mo unts, who was iiii rouud.-d by his tour tin s, ill flout of tin: Court House, ;in.; Mayor i'ittenger delivered the key of the city to His Majesty in an appropriate- :Ii in which w.i ex pressed that while fun was to he iilloweiL g'Knl order must 1 maintained. King Moiiiiis liveive.l the keys with great dignity, and coiiiinanlc! his subjecl.i to n'l " lie.-ln-w-l ves up to fun and frivolity. ' At tlie close of the brief ceremonies the procession moved in the. following order: 1'ow ling Green Band. King Moiiius and his c ir of state. ' scie-cu Chief steamer and 1'tM- com pany. EIe,hant Leo In his massive rrr.iud eur. Alli:a Band. Rnl Front stove and tin store, en gaged in manufacture of goods. Large Turbine Wind Engine on wagon, by ('Ills. Fislil.aiigh. Threshing engine, running under head of steam, by I. II. Tompkins. Itoiiker'.-s tin shop, w ith men in tin masques at work. V-on, the butcher, steam sausage machine at work, men cutting up jun k and picking, meat market and two live fat steers, a boy riding one. J. 15. Myers, south end grocer, spices and coffees. Heilmaii .V I.al! ir'.s tin shop, w'ilh men at work on pails, cun, etc. Melmore Jt.uid. Hubacli Cjty Brewery with two wagons, indicali ng wholesale and re tail. B. Schinneas, representing the de light of a good sn.oke, and showing that it could be got at his place. B. & O. Express, with load of goods Mcluiore B;i!id, C. H. Sting, with th5i sewing ma chine wagons and machines that will do to "swear" by. . Seidle's Hour and feed store. W col's stone quarry. Siiiionis, with pi:uio anil glneral ln-er iixings. :', Mexico Band. G ideon's Band, making music which strewed the street with false teeth. "Chucksy" Bang's artillery, headed by the redobutable "Chucks," who was as diguiiiud as a mcuilicr or tho Legis lature. Headlight saloon as natural as life, A. L, Flnck's insurance agency a lingo bellows. Leper'.s liniment an immense bot tle of this cure-all. ' t Johnny Greiner's saloon in minia ture and natural. Ilarinonia Baud, The Turners, with several iierform ers who exhibited on the bar. Fiego Bros. furniture wagon, with men at work. Dot Ixtille German Band. Together with u thousand and one comicalities, vhh'! weqt to make the affair amusing. Altogether tho day was a success and no one who loves fun will regret their attendance. The masquerade dance at National Hall, in tin evening was well attend ed mid the masquers were numerous. Miss Clapsaddle received the first prize for the best huly's costume and W. F. Bochlcr for the U-st gentle man's m:isk. John Taggart got a live pig for the best comic mask. He used it as a musical instrument, tlie techni cal name of which is a "Bwim-tt." Thus ended the day, we guess, as we were not around after 8 P. M- List of Letters remaining uncalled for in the Postollice, -Tiflin.. Seneca county, O., Feb. 27th: " Bird. Jane Itryaa. .laculi Cniirail, i'leni Cmiiier, Andrew Iollllelly,.lollll Et Eiilrickeii. lr, Fickle, Marv IJrillitli A; W'oil (iril)in & WilliauiNou (irefii. 11. II. Hoover, Mollie E. Jlitllltnll, (J. A. Persons calling Keiuicy. Is.Lic I). I.i, K. W. Ililler, William Mi'iiuiiile, El ial;.'li triKuiuull, AaiT tiiitteiiiicvey, Mary I'owell, Oliver l'orter. Flora Snyder, J. K. StrHig, Fred. E.j Tlieiii. John Waihni;. Son. in for these letters please say ailvertised. All letters not called for within four weeks after le- ing advertised will lie seqt to tho dead letter oflioo. I Weuuck. P. M. Couneil. This body met Monday evening with the following members present : Livers, Mvers, Sunuucl, Moessney, Brickner and Grammes. The minutes of meeting were read and approved. A resolution was adopted requiring the owners of lots 1140, ih'. ll7, ilia: llo5, lir.4 and lha, on the north side of Vine street leading from Wciitz to Perry street school house lot to plank side walks, Mr. Brickner brought up the claim of John Merkelbaugh of against the city for the widening of Main street which was received anil adopt ed. The matter of having broken g:ts lamps repaired was referred to the Gas Committee, The cisterns at thej east corner of Adams and Sandusky streets was or dered to lie repaired. Adjourned. Real Estate Transfers for the week ending Saturday hist : W. P. Fry to J. Nesllerude, In -lot? 19, , 21, inc. Ilou. 1201 and 9-JS. Fostoria Sikiu J. Sesilerode to J. Xenbous,. umMvided one-half lostu.su. -JI andt, Hostqria.. 2, loo S. M. Lory to S. J. Travis, in-IotJ 171, 72 and ITS. Fostoria , .. . . O. Dewier td Cburleo Deislrr, 37 aeret. Venice Ti .-. .-. .- 1.270 P. Hoiieustcin to A. Cay wood, 20 am. AdanisTp i,ruo A. L. FIa.'k to J. A. Blair lots 901 and u0 2d Ward. Tiflin.....:..... 2,-00 P. aud P. Free to A. Ptirmna, acre; Jaeksou Tp . Si l,2uu D. Hays to W. JI, Untjies, ui-kit 41 awl one-half of 42. Fostoria .l,"i00 S. . Kite to A. and G plerhf tier, II acres. Fostoria , ,i. -t.ooo J. A. Pattcnon to J. Audrmi, vo aur. Bloom Tp . a.nuu W. Smith to Mary E. Smith, 2 acres; nig Spring Tp . auo Win. Smith to J. W. Smith, c acies, lii KpriiiK Tp flco Geo. W. Cunningham to J. Kt-IVr, Keller mill property...-, ..,..,.,....J4.jO F. Bork to L. Ilork, lfiO acres. Eden Tji. . S.0O0 The Fostoria Ibtciew lias "gone Leu k on the B. & O. railro:td compaiiy, and tersely states its reasons- for doing so thus: r :i ' Owing to a refusal of the B. & O. of ficials to give a fair return forthe pub lication of the time card ofT that road, we this week discontinue it. If. our readers and the patrons of the road are discommoded by this, thev will please retiieiiilier to place the blame wln-re it belongs. The cold, damp winds which -prevail at this season are laden w ith Rheuma tism. Neuralgia and kindred diseases which are painful and distressing td endure. Great care is necessary to guard the lody from the sudden chang es of our climate, yet, with all onr nre- cautions. how many we find am suffer ing torture from rheumatie or neu ralgic affectious in varied .forms. The remedy for these disease? is found in Lawson's Curative, wlricli h;is lieen used with slngqlar success fcr over a quarter or a century, and never known to fail when properly used. It can be hud of any druggist. COURT PROCEEDINGS. REPORTED BY W. O. DILDINE. Ann liounell vs. Ixreno A. Du- iiioiid, et al. Action to foreclose luort 1 gage. I ).- rei-for parties and sale or- lere.l. T he state of Ohio vs. James II nry Cr.-eg.-r Indictiu.-nt for as.? .1. II. feadant p' I uilty and " ' ' .. . i j Mnil s- and t r-K ' The State of Oh io vs. James Heiirv Creeger In itrii'tloe .ictiiieiit for willful de f proiiertv. Defendant piCi' i guilty, liinsl ." and costs, and made restitutio!! in the sum of i William L. Miller vs. William Ilut- soii and 1'ei. r'Loiio Action on cog- riovii note. Judgment against de- fe:: larits for .I.tUo. Foster iV Co. vs. Win. II. Grapes and D.tvid Hays Action on cognovit note. Judgment against defendants for '?'i.t!o.O' Richard M. Bojer vs. Frank Raker ami wife-rAetioit to f-jfetlo uiort ; II-c.iK- for plaintitt aaJ sale or- derel.' Josephine Ligiitner vs. Juliusl.ight ner Action for divorce. Decree graiit:d and plaintiff restored to madd en name. A. J. Trumbull vs. Daniel C. Trum bull Action for divorce. Decree granted Mtd pktililirf restored to maid en txifti( " ' 1 ' The State of Ohio vs. Nicholas Smith Indictment for assault and battery. I-K-fendaiit plead guilty and sentenced to jail ten days. Lester Sutton vs. Ferdinand Hosang et al. Action" to foreclose) mortgage. riv' for parties' and sale ordered. '"Norman Sallzmau, Administrator vs. Jludoif stun et al. Action to for, e- close nioitgagr. hr(Ht anil sale or- dered. Mary Huemberger vs. John Iloem luTger Action for divorce. Decree granted and custody of child given to plaintiff. Rutan, Riddle & Co. vs. C. G. Ever ettAction on cognovit note. Judg ment against defendant for j'L'uttO.ija Andrew Emcriue vs. Francis Sea- graves, .lames seagraves iuid Paul Kline Action on cognovit note. Judgment against defendants for :om.i;. Anilrew Kmerine vs. Geo. Hull Ac tion on cognovit note. Judgment against defendant for $170.1.1. Elizab-'th J., Brown vs. Charles II. Browm Action, for divoi-ee. Decree granted and cusloly of children given to plaintiff. The State of Ohio vs. Jacob Straus ntugh. Indictment for burglary and larceny. Verdict not guilty. The State of Ohio vs. Clarence Opt and Duvid E. MeManigal. Indictment for robbery. Verdiut guilty. Defend- iints seutewl to jiPTiitentiary for one year. The State of Oli'o vs. Augustus Fos- ty. Indictment for burglary and lar ceny. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to eiiitc.iithtry for one year. Joint W..Paine vs.. Moses IL Hen- singer, et af. Action to foreclose mort gage. Decree for parties and Side or dered. 1 Samuel H. Kisinger vs. Win. It Flack, et al. Action to foreclose mort gage, liecree ror jiarues ana sale or dered. Michael Fauble vs. T. A. Yundt, et al. Action to forclose mortgage. De cree and sale ordered. Heidelberg College vs. IX'nnis M. Bibb, et al. Action to foreclose mort gage. Decree and sale ordered. .' Thomas B. Tomb vs. Martin Wood- snle, et al. Action to foreclose mort gage. Decree and sale ordered. Richard M. Boyer vs. William 0. Spayth, et al. Action to foreclose mortgage. Decree for parties and sale ordered. .Sophia (iei lholTer vs. George F. Gert hofjer Action for divorce. Decree granted and plaintiff restored to her maiden name. John W. Paine vs. Thomas A. Y mult, et al. Action to foreclose mortgage. Decree for parties and sale ordered. r.'hilip Einivih, Execntor, etc. vs.Eze kiil Ilerter and wife. Action to fore close mortgage. Decree and sale or dered. Philip Emich, Executor, etc, vs. Harry Noller and wife, et al. Action to foreclose mortgage. Decree and stale ordered, Hatha Way, Campbell A CO-Hs." John tiiudiirs. Action . on j mechanic's lien. Decree and sale ordered. Vcnia Avery vs. James Avery. Ac tion for divorce. Decree granted, Magdalena Dieiner.et al, vs. Daniel J. Diemer, et al, -Action to foreclose moi-lgagti. Decree and sale ordered. Mary Allium vs. George Allium. Action for divorce. Decree granted. Seneca Building Association of Tif lin O. vs. Joseph Wahrer, et aL Action to foreclose; mortgage. Decree for parties aud stile Qrere"l, , j i ' Ira F," Strong vs. Henry Schmidt Action to foi:lose mortgage. Decree for plaintiff and sale ordered. Moses Robinold vs. Frederick W. Berger and wife. Action to foreclose inortg;tge. Dccceo for plaintiff suid sale ordered. Clarissa Vannattrr vs. Moses Heff ner, et al,-Aotion on promissory note. Judgment against defendants for :Jlill. Andrew Emerine vs. F. AY. Fraver, et al. Action on promissory notes. Judgment against defendants for fl.lntUS!). Seneca. Standing Assjclatlon, of Tif fin, (), vs. John Werley, et al. Action to foreclose mortgage. Decree and sale ordered. Joseph I tteruos vs. Louis Hilta bidle, et al. Action to foreclose mort gage. Di-cree and sale ordered. Teacher's Examination. The fol lowing is a list of the persons who passed examinations as teachers at the examination held on the 15th of February: - - Moutha. Milton D. Weller, HcllOTUe, 12 George M. Hoke, Ft. Seneca , S Chas. L. Uuernsey.Fostoria. 18 C. X. Cralibs, Attiea.... lollieV. Brim n. Tola Alto C J. X, I-e. Bloomville 6 K. T, Oiithwaite, Hockawiy 14 S. W. Shrivcr. Tilllu 6 I, H. tireene, Hxscoiu 12 Chas. A. Flack, Basemu G Errett E. Williains, Camithers S J. J. Heiitiinger. lU-Kib!ic S E. IL Bernard. West Lodi . . . . ; 8 C A,Ttitcbit,rrnhu 6 .1. K. H:imnt.n, F,!ooiuvHlef higher branches 18 M is Mattic Mcfieury, West Lodi 6 Miss Anna Stoner, Pt Seneca Miss Delia CartiiKUt, Attica, Mjss Kate A- Flott, U'-.puUlic .. .- Hu Ella V. UiUer, Heuublio Misa Hipi.in 0, Itauchy. Bloomrtlle. it ins Alice K.Miller. Bloomville... Miss EllaC. Yonag, Tiffin Miss Mary Selkirk, Tiffin C S a c c c u Vigor of Mind and Body. Every H-rson would have more vigor of mind and ImhIv, and mental clearness were thev to use a dailv diet of unbolted wheat flour. Mix with the flour dry, Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, stir in pure water, form a soft batter, bake in gems or biscuit, and the result will be the most nutritious article of food that can !e made. Special Invitation. (all at mir Druir SUre atl get x . trial bottle of Dr-Kivo's Nkw ItistVivtuT, fne of rhurw. if von are suffenmr with Cough, Cold, Asthma. Bronchitis, Ha; l4 Fever. Consumption, loss of voiC' tickling in the throat or anv affectioa of the Thmat or Lungs. This is tlie p eat remedy that is causing so much excitement "by its many wonderful cures, curing thousands of hopeless rases. ver one million liottles of Dr. KiNti's New Dlscovery liave lieen tissl -within the last vear, and have given perfect satisfaction in every in stance. e can untiesitatiiiglv sav that this is i-eally the only tttrt cure for throat and lung affections, and can cheerfully recommend it to all. Call aud get a trial bottle r et of uiuige, or a Tciriiiar tdze forl.0o. Forsaleby E. B. Hubbard, Tittlu, Ohio. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. TnrxKs repaiiel l'fxinn.ui A Si's. :e.l ivvfrd. j A cuoict li- oX J.uiau. Lnurrhd au-1 Hv' g:o- on teas, j.ut rt-uwifed, at er Jk Kllight'a. l'n cheap an 1 .-jod luu-ms to Poormau & Son's and et them. Waxtkd for cm.i at highest prices:' liiitter, eggs, poultry and dried apples" at basement of Yiugliiig dry goo"ls house. p. J. Wilson. Pink tar cough c. stick. Kirchuer A sale agents. indy. i -ii Ls pet Bormuth, whole- IIaK-VKss down to old priced, at Poor man & Son's. Call aad see them and get prices aud get the worth of your molieT. A sew lot of meerscliauui and brier pipes, and a find stock of cigars can now be found at the tobacco store of B. Schiuness. Fresh arrival of Key West cigars at Schinness'. Also the best i-ceut cigars in the city, the American and Tra buscos. Try them. I have a few pairs of peaeoinb light Brahma fowls to spare. If iu want of choice fow ls call on Geo. W. Buskirk, at Office of Woolen Mills. 2t. Waxtki'. A millinery triuinior in Tiffin, who understands the business thoroughly. For particulars address J. L'ry, Mt Vernon, Ohio. At Dr. Frank Outfield's, the drttg gist. Bloom ville, O, can be found the Yantz's favorite cigar. The best Sc. cent cigar in America. Try them. Fob Sale. House and lot for sale in Melmore, House of six rooms, barn, woodhouse, outbuildings, etc Good well and cistern, garden, fruit trees, etc Simon' Stakkey. No. liMt. Perfect purity is restored to the cir culation when contaminated. If Soo vill's Blood and Liver Syhcp is Utken. Scrofulous, sruhilitic and mer curial disorders are" completely van quished by it persistence in the' use tf the remedy being alone required to ac complish a cure. Eruutions of all kinds, sores, chronic rheumatism, gont liver complaint and goitre yield to its remedial action, and it not oidy puri ties the blood but vitalizes tho system. r or saie oy j. t . iiarquardt tiOOD Bokdio. Bit-kr Jomrs "salj Smith. on his way to busine. mild theu added, "Tbls wi'ituer baKe my csUUTb aunat ad worse." "Well." xid Jones. "Vou eertalulv never btutrd Of tlie CONSTITCTIOVAI. CATAUBH URMItllV. 1 Ina a sure rure, and you can get it at J. F. aUrquardt't." LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE FLAT ROCK NEWS. Rev. Cocklin closed a series of meet ings Sunday which lasted seven weeks. The Board of Directors of the Or phans' Home met in the office of the Superintendent, last Tuesday, with all memliers present Rev. C. Hammer, formerly Superin tendent of the Orphans' Home, but now of Cleveland, was visiting friends here last week. Mrs. Olmsted and family, of Wheel ing, West Virginia, were visiting in town, the guests of Mrs. Feese. Tho youngest daughter of Howard Hoch is lying very 111. Jacob Cook has purchased a farm, four miles west of town, and Intends moving there soon. - J. T. Martin, of Tiffin; paid us a friendly visit last week. R. B. Hiskey is happy. It is a BONAFIDK. FOUR CORNERS NEWS. The ice on tlie wheat fields. it is feared, will injure the wheat Fanners are taking advantage of tlie advance in the price of wheat, judging- from the amount being hauled. Alice Loose is down with lung fever. Eugene Ileaton has returned from visiting friends about Findlay, and is now numbered among the sick. The Literary Society of Oak Grove school house has effected an organiza tion by electing R, Ileaton, Treasurer, Br.tdy, Secretary, J. Stinchcomb, Critic. The question for debate at the next meeting is, Ilesoloed, That the works of nature afford more pleasure titan the works of art." There is a good deal of alokiicss among the children, such as lung fever and severe oolda. Robert Maines, after an absence of several years, has returned from Iowa county, Iowa, with a view of looking up a pleasant home in our midst. Ills wife and child are to arrive in a few days. The protracted meeting at Bethel Church has been in progress one week. Rev. Hastings, the acceptable minister of Sandusky circuit in the interest of the M. P. Chnrch, is in charge of it The quarterly meeting services were held last Sabbath. A remonstrance to the Norton Bill opposing its passage in the Senate, h:is been sent to Senator Seitx. The wrong impression that the bill ex empted the eity from tax, Intensified opposition as well as prompted the cir culating and sending of it We 'have reason to believe that the tax payers of Clinton township have too high an ap preciation of good roails to unite their voice against an equal assessment for such purposes. The present condition of the roads, the reputation as a grain producing township, with ita advanced city and county improvements, would indicate the propriety of a favorable response to a movement directly for the bettering of our highways. We need pikes. CLINTON. FOSTORIA NEWS. MATTERS IN FOSTORIA AND VICINITY. 'Fatty" Bender. the tailor, has auit business fur himself, and can now be found with John W'alding. We are glad to learn that Capt F, R, Stewart, who has been seriously 111 from congestion of the lungs, is up and around again. A gentleman from Bradner, Wood county, informs us that Henry Kalilo, of Toledo, contemplates erecting wagon works at that village, which will give employment to over one hun dred hands. Lawyer Brown haa been quite sick for the past two weeks. He is, how ever, getting better. The employes In the various rail roads were paid off this week. We learn that a little daughter of Marion Flack, near Rchoboth, is suf fering with scrofula in the face, and is nearly blind. R. P. Morrison, of this place, opened a photograph gallery in Bowling Green this week. ILE-Leedy, who lived near West Independence, moved with his family to Missouri last week. Hon. Chas. Foster and family will arrive liome from Washington a week from next Saturday. ine uiaeuteaness or roatorta is A little daughter of Melvin Miller was buried last week. John McCntcken, of this city, at tlie bite term of Court, was placed under bocds of 9 JiJO to keep the peace for one year. , .' '. oae day last week. Mra. Jamea Taut cut her hand la a bad manner, wun a carving Knue, severing an artery. The diy g.xuls store of W. II. Grapes & Co, which was closed up by the Sheriff a few days ago, has renewed business with James Yant as Agent Charley Fritcher's new sample room and restaurant is in full blast During the month of January the Baltimore & Ohio road forwarded ; I TILL i Going! I 1 Huge Bargains in AT F. K SHAWHAN'S OLD STAND To Close Out Stock AT UNHEARD OF LOW March F, K OT iT) STJJNTD! OLID THEY Going! Before Removing to another room. They Must be Sold, and you can get Dry. Goods, Furs. Cloaka, Cloaking, Embroideries and Notions All Nice, New, Clean Goods in for Bargains. AWHAW GO Going! STJUSTD ! Dry Goods! PRICES 307,113 pounds of freight from Fos toria. On Friday eveuiug of this week our citizens will have an opportunity of healing Gen. Gibson deliver Lis famous lecture in reply to Bob. Iugersoll. at tlie Presbyterian Church. The Gen eral is well known as a iowerful speaker, and In tliia. his most cele brated lecture, he will be worth hear ing. The proceeds are to go to the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby terian Church. David Helsfemd, an old resident of Washington towtwhip, Hancock coun ty, died at Ids home, two miles west of Fostoria, Wednesday of last week, at the advanced age qf 83 years. The Lake Erie & Louisville railroad is crowded with freight The board of officers are energetic workers. There is no doubt but tut extension will be effected the next swason. Building Is promising great im provements the coming season. Tlie tramp business is on tlie tle- croase, only about 75 having been en tertained at tlie Station House this month. Foster, Olmsted & Co. forwarded sixty-six cars of grain over the Balti more & Ohio road during the month of January. The Presbyterian Sunday School is increasing in numficrs and interest Our "city dads" should purchase a team of horses for the use of the Fire Department Court convened in Bowling Green ou Monday. Over :KJ cases are on the docket The annual election for Chief of the Fire Departineut will lake place the first Wednetxlay la April. George Enos will, no doubt, be re-elected. TholatoDr. Lock wood erected the first frame building in Fostoria. in the year lw. John C Springer, of this city, an old Mexican veteran, attended tlie re nuion held at Colambus last Saturday. He re ports having had a good time. John O'Brien, tho dentist, has return ed from Cincinnati, having completed his studies. Mrs. Midutel Gessuer died in this city Wednesday of last week, at the advanced age of 71 years. He was Jt member of tlie Catholic Church. Her funeral occurred on Fridav. The young ladies of the Presbyterim! Church gave a neck-tie party at the paraonage on Wednesday evening of last week. A good time was had. The receipts amounted to $5.00 The contract for the cut stone for the Catholic Church has been awarded to W". D. Bobbins, of this plaoe. A pleasant party occurred on last Thursday evening, at the residence of John Q. Albert, in honor of Misses Ta ma and Alice Albert. Over twenty couples were in attendance. Quite a number of Heidulberg students were present, and the evening was spent in a most happy manner. It waa a late hoar before the friends separated. Philip Wammes Is quite sick. The third term of the Foatoria Se lect School will commence Tuesday March 11th. Candidates for Constable are coming to the front rapidly. Last Saturday evening the bakery of Capt Fall, in Portz's block caught fire from the steam box. The fire was put out before doing much damage. It waa discovered Just in time to prevent a conflagration. Mrs. Sarah Helinick, a Revolution ary pensioner, died in this city last Sun day evening, of congestion of the lungs, in her 87th year. The revival at the Center Street Chapel haa closed, with nearly forty converts. J;icob StahL an old citizen of Jack son township, who was struck with palsy about six years ago, died last Saturday. A bold burglary occurred in this city last Monday morning, about 11 o'clock. Two tramps entered the resi dence of Mr. N. Portz, whilo the family were absent, and curried off a gold watch and a set of jewelry belonging to Mrs. Portz. No duo to the thieves. Mrs. Hannah Bricker. of Oils city, died List Saturday, aged 79 years. She w as buried on Sunday, The trial of John Shreck, charged with shooting Wesley P.mkhurst at spelling school a few week ago, has been continued until the June term of Ceurt He is out on bail. Pedro. BETTSVILLE NEWS. Rev. L. O. Cook and wife celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary on Friday, the 14th inst A large number of their country friends called on thein during the day and the town people in the evening. They were the recipients of a large number of presents. Those who were there report having bad very enjoyable time. Dr. Waugaman's lecture on "Mor monism" in the evening at tlie M. E. Church is reported as having been very interesting but owing to tiie se vere cold and to the fact that there were several other attractions that evening, it was not as w ell attended as it otherwise would have keen. Rev. Cook has commraenced holding revival meetings at the M. E. Church here. Meetings are held every after noon and evening and are well attend ed. The Tempemiice organization here doing good work and have taken into their fold several of Kuebler's and Pierong"s best customers. "We refrain from mentioning names for fear of slighting some of the more sensitive ones. George Gams and wife left for l'enn sylvauia, one day last week on a visit to his parenU. Frank Winch, of this place, is in Pennsylvania lookijig after some proiv erty in litigation ther,e. Mrs. Jainjea A.. NorVitt ujA children , ; i are spending a few weeks at Col urn-1 has. I jar.anuars.j.iioovernavegoneioir.1,. Aiicuigan on a prospecting tour. 1 liey will continue their busiuess here (photographing) for a few days after their return before leaving here per manentlv. Isaac Ringel, who has been seriously ill for some time past is recovering. Doc Betts shipped a ear load of horses to Boston a few days since in cliarge of John Martin, the livery man. A John is a "thoroughbred' horse man, he will undoubtedly succeed in inflating the Doctor's purse consider ably, t , A horse belonging to George John son by some means was stalled a few- nights since and a broken neck ' was the result. . . A young lawyer from Tillin w as . in town one lay dast week with a view to locating here. Messrs. Stewart & Giblwn, agents for the Chase Organ CVv, liave estab lished their headquarters here. A party of young folks came down from Tiffin on Thursday evening and had a dance at Bett's HalL On Friday evening a similar party from BaKville and vicinity occupied the same hall forthe same purpose. Both irties enjoyed themselves. The iost office war has quieted down and at present writing "all Is quiet" on Wolf Creek. Delos Pratt who sometime since purchased the stock of Riley Betts, has advertised to dispose of the same at auction, sale commencing on Saturday, March 1st, and to continue until the entire stock is closed out. SoL Snyder, of the firm of Betts. Miller & Snyder, has withdrawn from the firm, and the firm's name is now Betts & Miller Bros. Mr. Snyder owns a mill in Dayton, so he will now de vote his entire attention to that. Alex. Day and Miss Emma Hicks were married at Ft Seneca, I nitrstiay. May their "tlavs" be m;uiv. Mr. Chas Mooney and Miss Sarah Smith were married on Thursday. The pjirties reside about milts north of here. Mrs. Swartzinan and Mrs. Miller will occupy the building now occupied by A. Kirchner as a harness sluqs as a millinery and dress making establish ment, when vacated by Mr. K. Dr. W. P. Buckingham has leased a lot In the businecs portion of town, and will erect an office thereon during tlie coming spring. Messrs. Schuster & Traiitmaii have traded the house occupied by EiL Leg gett, for 40 acres of land in Jackson township. We understand that Mr. Mowry, with whom they traded, will tike up his residence here. Hod. Lease, of Bowling Green, is visiting friends here. David Mull h:ts purchased a larger engine for his portable saw mill, the old one not having sufficient jmwer. v e have been informed that Adam Murray will deliver a lecture at the school house some time durini the coming month. Subject will le an-1 nounced in my next Betts, Schuster and Guyer have let the contract for the stone and brick work of their blocks to a Tiffin part v. Nearly all the material is ou the ground and work will begin soon.. Several parties have been in town of late looking for a location and the probability is that other lmslness rooms besides those spoken of here tofore will be erected during the sum mer. Ths suit between M. R. Fry and Marion Feusel has been settled, by Feasel paying Fry thirty dollars, and each paying his own costs. Quite a number of our citizens went to Tiffin on Monday, to see the Mardi Gras parade. Reuben Ridley has rcnbsl David Pence's, farm, 1 miles northeast of here, and will take ioss-ssioii next week. Samuel Jackson has purchased the old Hill farm of 57 acres, of Frank Bour, three miles east of this phice. Price paid, $oM per acre. Doc. Betts has trailed the house jiow occupied by M. W. Bliss, w ith L. Du mond. Pleasant township, for acres of land. C. W. Harris has engaged to sell farm machinery for Merrell & Wildeii, of Toledo, during the couiing season. Markets: Wheat, 04 cents; Corn, 30 cents; Oats, 2o cents; Butter, 14 cents; Eggs, cents; Poultry, .S t I I WHEELER. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. CRAWFORD COUNTY. G. IL Wright, of IJucyrus, had horse stolen on last Saturday, and had the thief arrested and committed on Monday-very quick work in which the horse greatly assisted, for it ran away with the fellow, wrecked the buggy and demoralized him generally. . . . .Tuesday of last week F. L. I'lants, son of the late Judge Plants, of Uu-siin cyrus. committed suicide by taking poison. The cause of this may le learn- ed from the following letter, written to Miss Jessie Hovt, which 1 left with others King on his ortice table: a BUCYRUS, O., 2-17, 1879. Dtnr ewi-Ere these -h you I shall have passed from earth. I can not live and be separated from alUhatdearUme alithatl love in Oh!0 Jessie, why would you rsist in sacrificing yourself for me when you had learned to love another so much better than yon con Id love me? Dearly lovel one, 1 will not upbraid you. and if I have been unkind Iiasty in my speeches to you, I ask you forgive me, as I freely forgive yon. Jessie, in saying my hist farewell. I ask vou, in memory of the love ym' once bore me, and of tte love t iilt lar for you l aad live frotu now hencefojih. tHc, hmest woimuu the. fi.r aain whose last prayer is, "May God bless ami make vou " " FRANK L. PLANTS. HANCOCK COUNTY. townshin.dmi.ned defl from T -Kt S llltnl-iv !l.i.rY, v.. .1.1 ..r ......v.... ..v.'i.v fc.llill. VI hwirt ,lise:ise. I fe had l cn nut in hi yarn splitting a nine w.xhI ana came in and sat down iu a chair, and a few moments later w:is discovered dead. The Hancock Courier savs: Al though it is claimed that times are hard ami money difficult to get, yet more than one-half of this year's taxes of Hancock county have already leen paid in. There was a little over S2,'.M of dog tax ou the duplicate, of which over .Ultj) has already been paid. Our citizens seem to love their i.'ogs I Farmer, .! resident of Delaware town ship, has lost all control of his vocal organs and can not speak or even whisper a word or make a sound. It is a sad al'liction, and it is hoped that he mav soon recover the, use of his voice Ed. Taylor, formerly of Find lay, has purchased the Dcshler Flvj J. C. Johnson, of Fremont, has lieen appointed architect to build the county jail. The building will consist of a Sheriffs residence and jail. The residence will be two stories high, with a mansard roof and tower, and will contain eight rooms, an office and two cells for female prisoners. The jail will contain sixteen cells. The i t imated cast of the building, complete and ready for oi-unaiiev. is Si0,.'it5:!.r.in .... Friday evening, last week. Judge S. J. SiiU'.all held an inquest of lunacy 111 the CiLse of Harriet Twining, of Amanda township, who w;ts adjudged insane and ordered to be taken to the asylum at Columbus .. .On Friday hist Francis Arnold, of Jackson township. went to the woods to cut wood.-aud some tini" during the day was found dead on the ground, it is supiMisfd that he was struck by a falling limb On Thursday last the people of Eagle township were thunderstruck when it was Known that a young negro. it alii til Ccoi-.rc .Icnkiii4 It.-ul li.fr. tli f ., ,,,, m;... v.. ....... tha, daughter of Reuben Rinesmith .v lire in tne root oi .ay s gallery, in Findh.y last week, damaged it aloi.t ftflO. WYANDOT COUNTY. Jacob Hocnig, of Jackson township, was found dead in his bed on last Fri day morning. He had not been well for some time, hiUiring nniliT astle matic and other difficulties, which are supposed t ) Ik; the cause of his death. George Kisor, a young school teacher, living two and one-half miles southwest of l'p;cr Sandusky, while engaged in the dangerous pastime of jumping from a brick set iilgewi.se, was thrown ioh-utIy to the ground, receiving internal injuries which have since proved fatal. The accident which occurred at the beginning of hut week, was not at first considered serious, anil Mr. Kisor continued teach ing until Friday, when he was forced to take to his bed, and on Moiidav he died. WOOD COUNTY. twtll . -Mn Alm JilwkeVf of .Wh. st,.r t,nvllshll u a 'Womau, vears (jf iayi i :, ti th(1 Uan, at Ui II(.r h,Lib:lll,i sIie taa a w M we the u , ' The dog tax of Wood county amounts in round liuinlx-rs to !!," hi Mrs. II Hughes, near I.wling Green, List week, took up a revolver Udonginsr to a Ih.v or hired man, which she had no idea was loaded, and went to experi menting with it a little, when bang it went, scaring her nearly into fits, and shooting a hole through : her big ilish pan, after which the ball iiassed through the pants leg of her husband who sat near by, grazing dost; to tlx skin. It is safe to say there will be no more revolvers kept ahont that house soon V singular accident occurred to a live-montlLS-oM infant of C. M Guild, near Milton Center. The moth er discovered a small tumor on tlie side of the chi Id's neck, and thought there was a piece of needle therel Dr. Sliencer, of Weston, was sent for, ami aiier ascertaining mat a nceiie or something of the kind was there, pro- ceeucd to cut down upon it, when : larked sized needle was found im liedded deep in the nwk, imuieiliately tipon the carotid artery, resting with the point towards the surface and eye licliiiid the windpijie, and Biiccessfully removed it The Rowling Green &m titrl relates the following incidi'irt: A man came into Ir. .TaU r's dentist room, on Tuesday, and brought his wife to have some t.f her t'Hrth extract ed. The woman took the chair and her liusluiid looked on until the Doc tor had extracts! three of the stubborn molars, when ho f.tintcd and keeled over, and the Doctor had lo let up and help the new patient. This shows I how much mure courage a woman has who exjects to get some nice new i teeth, than her "hubby" who expects I to pay the bill. A woman seldom j faiuts when .she is in a fair wav U , , ,.... Nm..Ht . .. 't nf SANDUSKY COUNTY. . , , "'" of Clyde, one evenmg ! w(k'. ixt -f,v i f1?! SUI;'lJf, tu,mi' a ""'krt- I -u'-fK "do his heart. At the first at- i "'I Ul" "f,t,,P kl,f; m 1 ' imtact with his rib-. At the next at- ! tempt he succeed'-d in running Ute kllif jt his h.Hrt. .Mr. las j VPr- lw for nearly four weeks 1 with disease of the heart and lungs, The most of the time In- Iwt.-t l-n so low Ul.lt llis f twt 1 could ,. . . , , , or'" ,,,lt R f'" ,',""'rr- 1I:s ' great sticVrinv catrst.-d him to lie in to saue ju; of the Hhkj. One of his ; .Uughtrs was sitting bv his ldsidc. " JUi ruest-d hf-v to leave the r..m , and he would try and get a little sleep, ; he kul not l cn grnic t tw.td lif Hm , t luiunt he,, she reti.n.e.1 tothe , , , , , j riMiin and loiind her father in the j agonies of death. Forced Having to move, we will sell our Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Regardless of Cost. SEE OUR J. ICA.TJT-iIj Sc Co., Opposite National Hall BlooJc CAR Lower Prices Than Ever Before Known ! WE ARE SOW KECKIVIXtiOCJt- NEW SPRING STYLES OF CARPETINGS, CONSISTING OF AX IMMENSE STOCK OF Tapestry Brussels at 75 cents per yard. Tapestry Brussels at 85 cents per yard. Body Brussels at $i.25 per yard. Body Brussels at $1.50 per yard. Extra Superfine Ingrains at 75 cents. : Good All Wool Ingrains at 60 and 65 cts. Fair Ingrain Carpets at 30, 35 and 40 cts. Wall Paper and Window Shades. -LiAOE OTJT.AJ3TS, Etc., At Extremely -AT TIFFIN CARPET STORE. SNEATH & BAKER, - 9 BE, wwm &wvm lff- hi Wi flW . Eminent Chemists and Physicians certify that theo goods are free from adulteration, riober, more effective, produoe better results than any others, and that they use them In their own families , IPBICE'S STEELE A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST OEMS. Im B- Or Bop JmuI i IA rrM. , STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., CMcago, St Louis & Cincrnnati. New Firm! F, l. K.ISIU.EK. KISHLER & NIEBEL, Undertakers! Undertakers! Having established themselves in the Undertaking Butintta, are now fully prepared, with a Fine Hearse, Caakatv Coffin. Shrouds, and all the necsiri, to carry oe a rt-U business. Crape for door and pall-bearer furnUhd fr of charge. MABEL S KMBALMIXli FUTD ud, which will preserve a oorpta any reatonabl length of time without , ,., . , unpleasant odor. CALLS ATTFJiUEI) 1)AY Olt MliMlV ROOMS, one door East of Adams & Lette rhos' Saab Factory, Tifflu, Ohio. WmB; Gallti3-s JEWELRY STORE HAS BEtN REMOVED TO THE Commercial , House Block, Market Street, Where will be found all the Latest Patterns of FINE JEWELRY, .1. . - At 3Prios to Suit Everybody. CHve me a. CeUl. Sale ! PRICES. PET Low Prices, TUB - .TIFFIN, O. FECIAL x . UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Oema of all Odor. TOOTHEN E. Art agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON SUCAR. A anbstitnte for Lemona. EXTRACT JAMAICA CINCER. From the pore root. New Firm!! ABNKB SIEBKL. "Headlight!" JULIUS KEISSLING H AH OPKNCD A FIXE Saloon and Restaurant In s. ney's Bkn-k. Wuuliiratoa Street, will Km-P the bar Mucked with tk Hr-4 Braodii ot ALE, BEER, WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, Elc. All lever i.f tlie l--ras are iuviteU to Cull, ;n f !!? lo jileav." Cold Lunches, Sandwiches, Etc. swveil at all hour and in Miort Intl. X. B. Ji.lmnv inllr bill hn rni.-.l a f ierk. kimI amUl like tt itta! ail el Int .11 Irieri'U. l.iinjii'iJI. JULIUS KI.sM.INi Executor's Sale of Real Estate. IN ri lisl AM KI'K AN OKDKK OF THF IT.aMteCMMl nC SMr fiwnlt. Mi.. I lUiillt lorvuril r-oWie A jUllin. until- I'-t'n lay "t lar.-h. A l. J. M U u u'rlm-k lli f.r.-iii'i. i.r. Hie iiuiiw. tlie lulluiit: n-nll real e-i.-ite, it i ttd In the einn.lv 4 s. eea. ami Mate ut oi. l wit : lkNjfc tliirtv-f..iiri... tlurt-lie Uufl-s. -. ali'l tlurt)-ieeii -..i: i. in tlie ili-;.- "I B..m vill. S. lieea eutitity. Ohio. Appraise.! :U 1 .audi S.ti.a : Oue-ti.W la hajH ; e tr.ir.1 ci one vear anil m lu )fn Inmi the ilay .if .-ile. h mterest. tlie inenii. l., lie ewve tv trnviewe .Minn K.e pre.ui-e-i-.l.l. JAMKHK. WILSON. Ailniiiii-tc. itli the Kill ajinei..l ill the es tate ul Naifcw HiM-kiiiul.am. lUx-eivieU. Nu. MU. H. S. WENNER & CO., Jefferson St, Tiffin, 0. CO CD o o C3 2 CO ' Have ou hauU a laKC aud Sue Mock, ul Carriages, Buggies I Wagons, IL a. wexnek a CO. us -a-rii. Jones & Bro. Hav Bmitvd lhAi Stuck KATI. CAPS, BOOTS aad SHOES, BLOCK,' J , . . - - Ami bve rmfj a Sm- line ol HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, And a neneral Sunk of i ' Gent's Furnishing Goods, CilTe in a ealL No. 5 Empire Block.