The Tiffin tribune., July 23, 1869, Image 4

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-isTETV: GOODS.
NEWGOODS.
BROWN -SCHLOSSER & CO.
Are ivceiving more NEW COOPS, which will
sold at the Terr
Lowest , net cash prices !
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13 O JIE S TICS,
; to P.ROVT.v, srni.Of'SKn.i cos.
' For your Nice, Cheap
DRE SSO.ODS ,
'. ... . .'Wtol.ROWX.hHLOPSEB CO.S.
Buy your
Prints and, Ginghams,
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At -CROWN, SCHT.OSEB & CO.'S.
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for
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SHAWLS
At BROWNVaUiiiSKB Co.'S.
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lie you wut iotuiy tbc latest tyle or
, :- ,..t- ; J. . .. i J i ;
Hoop- Skirts and ; Corsets,
, 'XVs toBRO WS,5CHLOf SER k CO.'S.
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When yon buy ,
:WHITE;G00D8;&-CUETAIKS,
. i Goto P.ROWK, HCHLOSSKI! A f!.'S.
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For iieut'
Hosiery , hnJL Trim mings
C.o to BlJOWXsOHLOSSER i. CO.'S. t
'- Vor Embroidorio', Fdgin? and Buttons, jo to
.'Brown, ScMosser fc Co.'s. "For Straw Hats and
- hws.evs, go to Browcr, Schlosser k Co.V When
' - yB:-rKBt-1 buy the latest style of Boors and
-stoe,' tar-Wen, Women and Children, go . to
- 'Brown,- !4lDer te; Co.'. Wh'-n -you want to
-..-.wry AKTTHIG In the way of Dry Goods or
Boot and Shoe, go to Brown, Schlouer A Co'a
where you are sure of getting what you bur, and
i rtoiiotu Prices. Kf member the Place,
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; CItj filook Store.1
PHILIPP EFJICH,
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A NNTJNCKS to the reading public that heiaa
juat opened out a fine selected assortment of
BOOKS
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S TATI ONERY,
: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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iBEOOIi
BOOKS
AND
: ; . fN"otions
OF ALT. DEPCTtlPTIONS.- He will keap for sale
:: German ..and ' American ; Periodicais,
. and fiHo a food stock f MUcellancoua Works by
. pojiuiax auiiors. jMUKicai instruihenu such
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;; VIOLINS,'; ;-
guitars, !
" :: :. -: :: flv.tus, '
, . ,. AQCORDEONS,
an will alw.iyg Vi-Piilhe "Ixt kind of Guitar and
".ISrotarv.IPublic.
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" I will aiaftcoutlnuethe business of Notary Poblic,
I. . odrire wiy attentioo as heretofore, to theeollee-
' Ctua of Govet-ninent Claims, Insurance and Yorw
-etpa ousmess. l respecriuiiy solicit the natron
" -fnf Tliefubllc In my line. Remember tbe place
" MKftetstreet, directly orposito the Court Honsa,
-' ruiurf iMltH.-.
" Ti &: have- a larpe qtrnirtity of Cider and Vin
j.i trnr, which I will sell by tbe gallon rr barrel..
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SCHOOL EXAMINEE'S
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NOTICE
TEACHERS
UOOJii JUT i fi tr ;s,: j
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tCHOOL EXAMIXERS' OF SEXEC
.J X. County
ill e:nine Teachers at the Conrt
1 KrtOln, in TltJlB.-On V jr. -
ri. Man -27th, '' i iv
ApeilM, lOihand 24ti,lS69: I
i May mt,8har 22nd, lf:6J. ! i
6th and lath, lGW r " i
i i Appiieants-wtll je requirad'.4i present as
-ar)y as WoVloekon the day of examination, or
tlwywiltriotW eramined.
' Kcertificatw will becmnied atwnt nn kt
mintinn Way,-w4 Teacliers are requested nol
n foreertmrefon hot ttwT
- ' Eaeh srrl.-canl will he required to leave, with
Ji...l. Bxaminer, aft.imped enel--re addrowd
tohtroxelf.-'-' P.-J. KTBK 'WOOD. - .
j-ur..--. j i .! .o GEO. W: RlfHMAX.
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B. F. MYERS,
Examiners.
FABLES HARNESS SHOP.
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f vre,' eppo'site the Court House.
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i A60..-rytTijg Iaeia Vis line, or mannfac-
iuitt. luaruer. jvu worK tuaue in mv Shop and
;i - nder my auperriaion. Nona but the brat of
... ..,.usuaer waicii .can be had, and superior work-
...... J',c "'hocu.. jiu wort wanutL A good
,-. oclh f koddlvry Uaxiiware alwavs on hand. I
w,u aot uaaeraoid; ail I ask w that yon call
io-U-8e. gi and iarn prices.
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r GREAT BARGAINS
3BE ATv3ESTATE.
IN
CLYDE,
OHIO.
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THBuUeriher having; located in Nebraaka
1 ' ' ifi t W0' U h,s commodious
and eligibly situated Homestead aad two siorr
V,eiant Rad nourishing town of
h S lZ Uy, Coo -on exeeedmely favor
. 4 T!i-?!5 bo"tonhird wanted in
t tvTtCiaii;deronodit'" '
A',tettre.wlAMc.wure
.lesirible propertj in one of the most flouruh
n towns in Northern Ohio t a great and Rrow-
- iu8 Byroad center, quiji 5,y few and.ur-
'.T8 iy ? town of its ,Ue in 8late. The
House, besides the fecessary appurtenances, is
Kupplied with two good cisterus tor soft water a
n-ver-failing. sprin? in the large nd conre-
leist stone eellarK'aod a choice varietr of fruit
- ueh as Ohio alone Citn boast. The OfSce is ait
uated in the ery beat location and being two.
Ktroy, the SLairs,. leading to the second under
eoverofthe same roof, offers facilities for pro
fessional uid Tarioun Jtinds of business rarfaly
snet with7- l i - ..... J
The whole property will be sold together or
ia two parcels, as may be desired, but remember
"delays are daaeraus." It will only be in the
market, on such terms, a very short time. Dr.
. W. Lnwor r, ArciribaM Rkard! will show
the property anw4bse a wargain the first onior
tuniiy. Title indisputable.
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' Fasct Cards, Show Bills Pro
rjmruei, Dodgers, te., io every con
eeivublc form of design or . color
printed at the Teibcxe Office.
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HUMBLE LIFE.
Tell me not that he's a poor man,
That his dren is coarse and bar: :
Tell me not hi. daily patience
Is a workman's scanty fare.
Tell me not his birth is humble.
That his parentage is low :
Is he honett in his actions ?
Tht Is all I want to know.
Is his word to be relied oa?
Has his character no blame?
Then I care not if he's low born
Then I care not whence his name.
Would he from an UDjHit action
Turn away with tcom!ul eye?
Would he, than defraud another
Sooner on the scaffold die?
Would he spend his hard-gained cr.rninir
On a brother in distress?
Would he succor the afflicted
And-the weak ones redress?
Then he is a man deserving
Of my love and my e-teem,
And I care not where his b:rlh-l.ve.
In the eyes of man may seem.
Let it be a low-tbatcbed hovel
Let it be a clay built cot
Let it be the parish work hou-e
Ia toy eyes it matters not.
And if others will disown him.
As inferior to their caste,
Let them doit I'll -befriend him
As a brother to the last.
A Few Maxims for Young Ladies.
Never make your appearance in
the morning without first having
bathed, if only with a sponge and a
quart of water, brushed and arrang
ed your hair, and dressed yourself
neatly and completely.
Keep your clothing, especially
your under clothing, in perfect or
der. Never let pins do duty as but
tons, or 6trings take the place of
proper bands.
-Lxanune every garment when it
comes from the wash, and, if neces
sary, mend it with neatness and
precision. Do not sew up the holes
in your stockings, as we have seen
some careless, untidy girls do ; but
take in a broad margin around the
hole, be it small or large, with a
fine darning needle and darning cot
ton, and cover the fracture with an
interlaced stitch, so close as to be
strong a3 the body of the stocking,
and fine enough to be ornamental.
Stockings mended in this way
need darning but a very few times
in the course of their existence.
Never carry coarse embroidered
or laced handkerchiefs. Fine plain
ones are much more lady-like.
Avoid open-worked stockings and
very fancy Elippers. Fine plain,
white hose, and black kid slippers,
Lwith only a strap or rosette in front,
are more becoming.
Train yourself to some useful oc
cupation. Remember it is wicked
to waste time, and nothing gives
6uch an impression of vanity and
absolute silliness as a habit of idling
and never having anything to do.
" If you are in your father's house
take some department of household
labor upon yourself, and a part of
the sewing, and make it your busi
ness to attend to it. Do not let a
call from this idle girl, or a visit
from that, or an invitation from the
other, interfere with the perform
ance of your duty.
Let your pleasures come in as
recreation, not as the business of
your life.
if you. want, to marry, do not
court or try to attract the attention
of gentlemen. A little wholesome
indifference, real or assumed, will be
much more likely to the accomplish
the " object. ' Consider,'' moreover,
that it is better to be a woman than
a wife, and. do.notde2rade.y0ur sex
by making your whole existence
turn on the pivot of matrimony.
If you can, cultivate to perfec
tion some art by which you can
gain an independent livelihood. Do
it whether there is a necessity for it
or not. Do it quietly, if you will,
but do it. There is no tellinz when.
or under what circumstances, you
may need it.
The Crops in England.
. The condition and prospect of
this year's crops in England are
thus summed up by a recent Lon
don agricultural journal : :
"The wheat in the north and eas
are certainly not first-rate. From
North Yorkshire we learn that there
is a thin and defective plant on the
heavy soils, and m the West Eidin
the crop cannot be an average ; and
in South Lincolnshire and the Great
Fen Level the crop may be an aver
age, but will certainly be late. In
Cambrigeshire ; wheat looks toler
ably well ; the same is true in Nor
folk and Suffolk, and in Esses the
crop is good upon heavy land, but
on the . light lands poor. In the
southern counties the wheat is ear
ing three weeks later than last year.
and it 13 reported doubtful if a 11
average can be attained. And the
midland counties do not promise
more than an average wheat crop
even with the best of the wheat,
The prospects of barley are equally
unsatistactory, the weather havm
heen too cold for producing heavy
crops. in JNortolk and bunolk the
barley looks well on . the highly
armed lands, but on tluu soils is
defective, backward and yellow,
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jnis, Deans ana peas ten a more
favorable tale, , The potatoes came
up irregularly, and have to some
extent thrown out super-tubers in
6tead of putting up a vigorous top
As far as probabilities strike us now
we anticipate a rather late harvest
that is three weeks or a month later
than last year and a yield of wheat
and barley somewhat below an
average ; an average, however, be
ing possible, if we should have 1
settled, sunny July."
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Temperance Convention.
A temperance convention met in
Mansfield on "Wednesday last and
put m nomination a State Ticket,
About forty delegates were present,
representing the ifth, .Ninth
Seventh, Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Dis
tncts. The following ticket
nominated :
was
J. E. Ingcrsoll, of Cleveland for
Governor; Dr. Wadsworth, of Cin
cinnati, for Lieut. Gov ; Thomas Ed-
mundson, of Clark. Co., Treasurer,
A. Sumner, Summit Co., Attor
ney General ; L. B. Silver, Colum
biana Co., Member Board of Public
orks. No platform was adopted.
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The Chemist and Druggist gives
account of the death of a small
child froDi sucking lucifer matches.
appears deceased was left at
home with a young sister, and reach
ing some lucifer matches, which had
been carelessly left on a shelf, placed
them in her mouth. This, however,
discovered until the child was
seized with sickness and convul
sions, the vomit smelling of phos
phorus. The child only lived about
hour from the commencement of
convulsious.
"How heavily you walk !" ex
claimed Mrs. Macffhack, ou hearing
husband fall up stairs last night.
"Well, my dear," -was the gruff
response, "if you can get a barrel of
whisky up stairs with any less noise,
should like to see vou do it."
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When to Buy a Farm
months of July and August
are the best in the year in which to
look for or purchase a farm. At
this -season one can judge whether
the land can or does produce good
crops,
for if it is rich the
grass and grain will show the fact ;
and if there is an abundance of
choice fruit, it can be seen at th3
time to the best advantage. The
low land will show whether they are
really dry enough for pastures in
summer, and the upland it3 capacity
for withstanding a drought.
Summer is also a very good time
to view the never-failing spring and
the trout pond near by, and a
draught from the one and a lunch
from the other are attractions which
those who possess them seldom
fail to bestow upon those who are
likely to become purchasers. Even
the weeds on a farm will assist
man in determining its value, for
if nothing but stunted rasweed and
five-finger3 are to be seen, then the
the land'may be put down as poor
indeed ; but if burdocks and catnip
abound in it, it shows strength to
produce crops of a high order.
The pasture and meadow, orchard
and garden all show what they are
and what may be expected of them
m these months ; but earlier or
later the aspect of thing3 may
change. In the spring the trees
have not shown leaves, flowers or
fruit ; the roads are muddy, if ever,
and the distance from the railroad
station to the farm appears much
greater than it actually is, espec
ially to a stranjrer. In autumn the
leaves are turning yellow, the
grain has been gathered, and
the dry stubble is all that remains,
and the fruit3 are nearly gone ; still
the air i3 fresh and the landscape
glowing with autumn tints ; but the
valuable products ot a iarm are
mainly out of sight, being stored in
the barn or in the proprietor's
pocket.
Many books arc not necessary to
spiritual enlargement. TJunk more
than you read. Thinking expands
the soul ' from within. Laborious
readers stuff, cram and cumber their
souls, and rob them of all their elas
ticity. To cat more than i3 digested
hurts the eater. Great readers of
ten only confuse their minds, and
arc like bats wandering to and fro
in their own dusky element. Im
mortal authors, whose books are as
fresh for this generation as for the
century in which they are written,
were not themselves great devour
ers of books. They soliloquized
much. They interrogated nature,
and nature's own replies arose " in
their souls. They conversed with
streams and clouds, with trees and
birds, with night and morning.
They are observers. Nature re
wards the love and patience of her
own variety. Should Christians be
less observant of nature than other
men? Who was it said, "Consider
the lilies. " Palsfords Quiet
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Uncles Son. "A traveller, over
taking small bo;, asked him whose
son he was.
Boy. Why, I am Uncle's son.
Man. How can that be?
Boy. Easy enough. You see, Dad
died, and ina'in married Uncle, so
I'm Uncle's son now. '.:
- Man. "Well, I tliiuL you nrftpot
far from a fool.
Boy. Well I know I'm not, as
you and I are only about three feet
apart.
"My son," said an. affectionate
father at ' the foot of the ; stairs,
"arise and see the newly arisen
luminary of day, and hear the sweet
birds singing their matin. song of
praise to their Creator ; come, while
the dew is on the grass, or I'll be
up there with a switch, and give
you the soundest thrashing that you
ever had in all your born days."
llenry Ward Ueecher invites
Bonner to come out take an interest
in his farm. He says he has thirty
six acres of land, which is too muc
lor himselt alone. Ye will carry
it on jointly, he tells Bonner;
will lay out and superintend the
work, and you shall pay the bills.
When a Scotch minister told
neighbor that he had preached
his
two
hoars ana a half the day before, the
neighbor said to him, "Why, minister,
where you not tired to death!" "Aw,
nae,"said he,"I was as fresh as a rose
but it would have done your heart
gude to see how tired the congrega
tion was.' . - .,
If you want bone and large devel
opment ot red flesh in hogs, give
them as good pasture through the
summer as your beeves have. It
costs less everyway to make a big
hog weigh 500 by Christmas than
tret two small swine up to 250
apiece. . .....
A negro boy jumped from a train
full speed, near Savannah, Ga
last week to recover a hat belon
ing to a child of his employer, which
had been fallen overboard. The
train backed three quarters of a
mile and the boy came aboard un
hurt.
lhc .London limes, tor many
years, has made an offer of EoO,000
a cheap substitute for paper,
equal in all respects to the paper
manufactured from linen rags, yet
the chect lor the money has never
been drawn.
"See here, misteY," said a lad of
seven summers who was driven up
tree by a ferocious ' dog, "if you
don t take that doc away, 1 will eat
all your apples."
A little boy, disputing with his
sister on some subject, exclaimed :
"It's true for ma says so : and if
says so, it is so, if it ain't so."
Why was the death of John Eog-
preferable to that of Charles I.?
ecause a hot steak is better than
cold chop.
An ice-house laborer, being kill-
by a lump of ice falling on his
ead, the verdict
ard drink."
was : "Died of
Jolinson says tne greatest magi
of tbe aire arc the paper-ma-
crs. They transform beggar's rags
sheets lor editors to lie on.
When is a wife like a great-coat !
When her husbaDil is wrapped up in
HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
jRenewer.
T
PESSOHS WHO ARE GRAY
Can have their hair restored to its natural
and if it bus fallen out, create a new
growth, by its use.
is the best UAIR L-RE23ISG in the world,
making lifeless, stilt, ur.uliy hair, healthy, soft,
glossy.
Price $'l,00. For sale by all druggists.
p. H ALL Jc Co., Nashan, V. H., Proprietors
or sale by all Di ugisti tffijg uojy-4 w
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UNFAILING EYE PIIESEUVERS
LAZtRUS fe MORRIS'
CELEBCUTUD '
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
AXD EYE GLASSES.
The Urge And increasing sales of theee
SJDFBRIOU GLASSES
Is a sure proof of their snnerioritv. We ware
satisfied that they would be appreciated here
as els where, and. that the reality of the ad
vantages offered to wearers of our beautiful len
ses. vis : The ease and comfort, the a'ssureu
and readily ascertained improvement of the
smht, and the brilliant assistance they give ia
all cases, were in themselves so annirrnt on
trial, that the result eonld not be otherwise than
it has, in the most general adoption of our
CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECT JlCLE? by
the residents of this locality.
WitlLaJTuJJ. knowledge ofJUie Iilllicf the as
sertion, we claim that tliev are the most per.
foet optical aid ever m.nu featured 'T those
needing Spectacles, we afford at nil times an op
portunity of procunner the best and most desi
rable; Ouragant, Mr. Lewis Svtald; Watchma
ker and Jeweler. Market street. "Titfiu. Ohio.
baa always na hand a full assortment, suitable
for every difficulty. . J
We takeoccasiou to notify the Pisblfn tW w
employ no pedlars, and to caution them against
tuuec j.i eiouuiug m uavc- our gooes lor wile. !
THE ; EAGLE MOWER !
aWTa.g?tAiSJn,
... . COMBINED WITH
SELF RAKE; HAND RAKE,
and rnE
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SEIBERLING DROPPER
IS TIIE MOST COMPLETE
REAPER MOWER
In the market, combining lightness of draft,
convenience ot handling, simpln'ity and
Oii.Ml JAL.G! 17.11 S .OL-1
GREAT DURARILI1Y.
It will be to the interest of every fanner to
EXAMINE THIS MACHINE before contract
ing forany other. Call and see the machine, or
send for illustrated- And Dcripive circular
to N. PORTZ&Co., Atrents.
ao27tf Fostoria, Ohio.
OR
RENT !
WILL sell, or faiung in that, will rent my
residence on Market street, 2d Ward. The
House is a -two-story brick, conveniently and
pleasantly located.
I will also sell four and one-eighth acret ot
hind, on which are a good Iok house, .smoke
house, 'Ac, a fine well of water, a good supply of I
Choice Fruit Trees,
Situ Med in Davis' Addition to the City ol Tif-
aiso ft goou
Second Hand Piano,
great bargvin.
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H. C. f PISDLER.
PRODUCE HOUSE.
TE would inform the Farmers of this section
that we have opened a
Store ia Cinrinn&ali,
In connectiosi with ourTiyFIN PRODCCE
HOUSE, and are better prepared to pay th
highest market price for all kiuds of
3EL O
UCE
With this arrangement we are perfectly satisfied
we can give general satis jaciion. whether I
bny your froctuee or sell it on Commission.
FIRST-CLASS BEFRESCE GJVEX
WIIEX REQUIRED.
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No. 27 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, an
3ia2 Shawhan House Bloek, Tiffin, and
STOSER, BROS, it'll.
BEMOVAL !
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On nnd after April 1st, will le fniul nt
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BLOCK,
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Formerly Ocrnpied by U. A. Bn.kirk, Two
Uoen bowth ml onr Old Stand.
rooms have heenfittedup and put in coin-1
plete order. We will be glad to see ail our I
cutomers and (rleuds at onr new place, anu win
raueavor io sen iv-m - . v'i. i ' i
Groceries and Provisions
all times as lows, the market will bear.
Cash paid fur Butter, Kiius, Lard, Apples, Ac
nu.l seeus. Kspe-tliiliv,
m.22-ty WARTiX & NECELE.
WiislNfTTijr),!''
Good,elear, brighi,'ooAr-gsiineil
WHITE BEECH
3i to 4 inches white. To be cut in Blocks
inches long, and not split. Also all the
Apple Tree Wood '
can get. Will pay IJOOD PRICES. Apply ,
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B03T-?m Sandusky, Ohio.
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Agricnitnrai Works
Have a word to say to Farmers and 1 iireshera,
as well as to alt the rt of the human fami!y.
CONFIDENTIALLY, and weshan't say anything
to any ooe eie about it, but privately. U'e art
prepared to furnish
Th reIii ns Machine,
Horse Powers,
Clover Hullcrs,
Grain Drills,
Reapers and Mowers,
.Vingle Mowers,
Rrick Machines,
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Rrick Moulds,
Raff Trucks,
And now don't say nnvthing to anybody, hut
e have a tew . ...
TIFFIN
HOESE BAKES
If we don't sell them bef-r yo n pet here.
NowlDon't You Tell, Will Yon
USA FACT I We can furni-h al the test
improvements, with the celebrated M AfSIT.LON
or CAiSTON ..
SEPAEATORS
And onr Improved
DOULE PINION CAREY
HORSE POWER,
To nhieh there is r.one superior.
-FL I'llPAHlS
or all kinds promptly attended to.
DnopPEn
Attached to all stsles of Moine Machines, and
Hand Rake Reaer changed to Droppers.
For any machine nwl in Seneca r.-.ni.tc nr,l..,l
inrKripn ana receive-i by Kxpress.
JOBBING
all kinds done on short notice.
CASTINGS
every kind, sire and shape made to order.
Farmers,' if yoo want anything In your line and
t know- where to art it, c:ili up ana il we
know, we will tell yoa.
" JOBBING AND REPAIR
CASH.
TIFriX AGRICULTURAL WOR13.
njay203m'
Is
been
out
most
body
are
are
fatal.
cine
than
being
by
not
by
For
As
and
we
be
EMPIRE BLOCK, NO, 3,
" 'lis better not l. 1,0 at all
Than not to be jn-stf-l." NA-i
lu ird. r to
;et fully po-ted in the laie-l tle
at on- e t-i Hie
KWIiVM! STillil!
Where has h-en received a lull j-tocl.oi
DRY GOODS !
Shawls,
White Goods,
Sackings,
Carpets, Etc.
FOR THE SPRIXU AXD :UMIEK TRADE
FOR THE LADIES
I have a large nn.l very fine stock f.f
dress goods:
OF TIIE
Latest Patterns and Best Fabrics
TOGETHER WITH
Shawls,
Sackings,
Galico,
Muslin,
White Goods
And a c-mi-lete u c . f Notions.filoves. Hosiery
Paper Collars, F.tc. A -o a tine aaoortnient of
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
I have not the spat e to enlarge fully upon the
merits of rny Good", but I find that my custo
mers n over fail to do so. I sell oheap for cash.
as that i, the mann-r in which my goods were
piireha-e-l. If a large assortment aud low prices
will induce vou to bur. give me a call, as I am
sure to please you.
J. LULU t-KMII-t 11!
So. 3, Empire Block iuay6V.i-f.
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY HOUSE.
NO.
SHAWHAVS BI..M.K, MAIN STREET,
TIFFIN, OH IO.
a". vonNDnA 3sr.
Has a full st.-ick of Family
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
And fcet-ps the stncl. so comple.o that all can be
suited at any time. It is not neeessarv.'lo enn
merate artieles, ns his stock is too larire, bnt
he would say Unit whatever ia wanted may tie
procured at his More in its proper season.
RESTAURANT.
He has' opened Hue Restaurant ir. the base
liieul under the Siore, where all wishing a
GOOD WARM MEAL,
Can b .-iceommO'Jated at all hours. :
FREE Xa.-tfT 3r C II
Between the hours of 10 and 11 A.
except Sundays. All kind- of
M., every day
Liquors', Cigars, Etc.,
Kept m connection.
jmie3-3m
J. VORNPRAX.
Trio I r.-t. f
Success.
If I
p
RDRESSIS
jVewtylefnotteBujfij
BY ITS USE
Gray r Faded Hair is quietly
restored tc its youthful color and beauty,
aud with the first application a
beautiful gloss and delightful fragrtiiit'e
is given to the Hair.
It will cause Hair to grow oiHUM Spots.
It will promote luxuriant f row th.
FALLING 1I.uk is immediately cWked.
Fr Male by all brity giis.
DEPOT rmorid from Civeowjr-li Si. to
35 BarrLiy Jst. k. 40 Park I'luce.
DR. SARGENT'S
BACKACHE PILLS
the inost efficient and most popular binretic
medicine known, removing at onre any obstruc
tion of the Kidneys, Subuuins; Inflammation aod
sirengthinfr th- I'rinary Organs.
1R. SAKGEXT'6 BACKACHE PILLS have
1 i
in use yenrs, aud :re -la.ly erforiu
wonderful cures, in many inst:inees where
tients were tinahleto walk uprizht orri.ie w
assistan-e, they have be- u r. li- ved I y a
single dose.
1R. SAKGEXTTS BACKA'.'liE PILLS cure ail
diseases of the urinary organs, the symptoms -f
which are weakness and ptuii in tllu La.-k ami
loins, pains in the joints, didit-uity iiivuiJir.n t.'te
urine, general del ilny, i.e., fcc. Tbe Kidneys.
Hladder etc., are thoe organs t!ir.icr) whieh
of the W:te or worn out particles of the
pastes. These worn out and dead p..rtici. s
poisonous, consequently when these or'.-aua
uiaesed tbe whole syxtt-m becomes deranir
ed, and if not relieved at once there-tilt may be
This aiuch estiemed and most efficient medi
is the only diuretic that is put up in tb
of Pills, and is much more easily takn
the ordinary diuretic draughts the Pills
sugar-coated.
Price ao cents her Box f agar coatod. F-r sale
all I-ruenUd.
CAt'TIO.N. Take no other medicine aaasub
stitute fur thee Pills, l-ut if your Imizeist does
have them requeet him to order them. Sent
mail on receipt of price.
sole rroprietor, Ue-rge A. Kelly, Wholesale
Drwit, Cor- Serond and WimkI Si.. Pituburg.
aale John I. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Residence for Sale.
I intend to remove to Toledo, my Residence
grounds belonging there to are lor aie.
To Bcsise. Men. Bill Heads
Letter Heads, Statements, of which
have a .stock of orer 100,000, can
procured at eily prices at this
office.
!
gr-uud,
i-ulied
the
the
one
it
lor
c-jnatruenoa
er
all
Send
As tiui.is are rather prfssin,
Meanintr at what the
WM.
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mm
Means just what he says when he advertises to sell AT COST, and is actu
ally selling all kinds of gooua
AT JUST WHAT THEY O ST HIM
With a few exceptions, in
Come and see, and buy CHEAP
m jb hj &,
many Mir.hants aJvcrtisa ti
Good. - , cost the Customer.
-AT
which cases they are sold
while you hava a good opportunity.
DOERLE'S, NO. 4.
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Best Machine Made.
THAYER'S IRON MOWER
Til IS Mower ia uile of the lt icon an. I steel
It h is uo .-ide drift. Th- cutter bar is flexi
ble, and h-n no hingea or joints in it; vet it ean
raided or lowere-l to conform with uneven
and work welL The Unper bar is cold
Iron and is snperior to strel. The knife
has a -uii k mot iua aud will cut as well wh-n
uitch. ne moves aluwly as when eoing
fast. Theg-aring is so arranged ia the centre of
machiu- as lo exclude dirt and crit.
P.EID THIS CERTIFICATE. .
Republic, O., March 9. liu.
ThiscTtitesthat I por--haed ot J. B. Wilcox,
of THA i'EKX IKO MuWEks, and used
hut season to cut my own and a neighlor'a I
trass. I do not hesitate to give it preierem-el
mowing gra, lor ense of druft, slmpt.city of
un-i aiirar-iiity over any other Mow.
invented, Iau Beaiu
Price. SI''.'- For farther particulars en.
quire of J. B. WILCOX. Ayenf,
aprl-tf Republic, Otiio.
Toledo Silver Plate Company
Factory 18-rst. Clairt:, Toledo O.
Manufacturers of
me sum nil., wu
Especialsttention paid to reputing old ware of
kiuds.
Close Plating in all its branches carried on.
for price List
noil ly AH SAWKIJ"9JAient;for TilBa
R.
tne
r. I
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They
l-roiuptiy
r:u
lac
nisy
TIFFIN WOOLEN MILLS,
M.tm'r.trrrRsm or
Tweed3, Cassimeres, Flannels,
STOCKING YARNS!
Pay
the Highest
Market Price
IN GOODS OR CASH FOR
Fleece, Tub & Pulled
"W O O Ij .
JOHN ti. GROSS, President.
. . W. V. rlEixirs, Secretary.
First National Bank
Capital,
$100,000
BENJ.
TOMB, -HL7SS,
-
President.
JOHU
Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
BEKJ. TOMB. JOHST. HrHS,
HK.NET EBBEET, GEO. . SENE "
U- PK.N.M.MiTOX, GEO. B. HUS.4,
THOMAS B. TOMB.
Receive DcpoitA.
DisconntsPaper,
BUTS AND SELLS COIX AND GOVERXMEST
Bonds, and pays interest On Coupons at maturity
jao.iiti.
CITY BAKERY
AXI
COr-FECTIONARY
CRAWFORD Sc SIX
HAVE completely overhaille-l and refitted the
well-known Bakery in K rchner's block.
havirnt in their employ a complete force of
iiii worxinen, are now a'-te to supply to
extent
I'.RF.AD,
CRACKERS,
CAKES,
PIES.
CAN'
a full I me of N ICK
p a choice of
-!CKS. he ai?
nmvi GROCERIES,
TO rUl.TBV DEALERS
offer ).eMl. inducements, sa they ean
fill orders, however lax je, for Cakes,
kers awl Ciwlies, at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES!
rirties supplied with
ICE CREAH, CAKE,
And other luxuries of l,. e craft.
Farmers will find our eatablUhmeut just the
to get lueals when in Iowa.
aWLunch and Hot Coffee al alt floors.
ISA W FORI SIX.
lii,13t
Of
Of
Be.
its
less
yj
3ut
ts
jom
jot
.ong
O
FORHITUHE FOIt TKt VOF.LD!
II. F. FIEGE i CO.,
Successors to John Fiege A Son.
Manufacturers and Dealers In
FTJRNITUKE!
Or ALL KI.IOS,
An- now prepared to furnish yoang married
.ouples, and ever-bo-.ljeise, with
Complete Set of Furnitnre !
SCCH A3
SOFAS,
TETF-A-TETES,
LOUNGES,
BUREAUS,
TABLES,
CHAIRS, ETC.
AT THE.
Most Seasonable Rates.
COFFIN" !
MnI- with greitest dispatch. We have a
HKAKSK suitat-ly equippei for Fuaerxl occa
sions.
WE AIH TO SELL CHEAP !
And desire People only to call and PKICEOCR
STOCK. Market street, near the Court Hoas
Tiffin, Ohio
Achanze in the Arm, occasioned bv the death
of John Fieie, mabea is neoe-siary that the
hooks of the old nrra oe settiea np we wnulj
therefore respectfuUy call npan ail taosa Of oar
customers know in themselves indebted oa oar
books to make payment wiuwiit further delay
and thos hsvin claims to present them.
For the kind patronage heretofore received
we would tender our ' heart-felt thanks and
hope to enjoy a continuance of the same ia ts
future.
Ft blS-aolS-l, R F. FIEGE It CO
Carriages, Buggies
AND
THREE SPRING WAGONS.
'TtHE nnderigr.ed have on hand, and ia the
J. course of construction about Seveoty-fiv
CARRIAGES, OPEN BUGGIES,
TOP BDGGIES, COMMON
AND FANCY THREE.
SPRING WAGONS, :
Manufactured al REPUBLIC, under the super
vision of C. OBOK.N, an einerienced maaniac
tu rer, whir h we will sell at
i
Lowest Rates and on Reasona
ble Terms. .'
The very best materials have bead selected.
and Competent Workmen employed.
SCall and See Before Parcaasln j
Elsewhere.
. K. T. STICIXKT,
C. OtSBOK'
Republic, O., March 18-tf.
CHARLES LEINER.
STRAW G00D3, &tt.
- ' i ' "
LATEST SPR159 9TTLBS,
And l-e-t iQalltis, embracing all kinds
Of - - j
Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, &e:
Receiving Hew Goods Daily.
.Wishing to make room for s. large stock
I - ot new goods will sell the old -
AT IESS TH13T COST fRICES;
i ...... .r. ..... ... ... ,
Remember the Place, (old stand for the
. : last Vi years) in -. : . . .
SPAYTH'S CLOCK
OPPOSITI COCRT HOrSE,
TIFFIN, OHIO. I
l mehT-ly CHARLES LEINER. ;
REDUCTION IN PRICES
No
More Complaints
Hard Times 1
about
M. J. KIRCHrJER,
Is now selling good, freslt
At very low prices. A partial enumeration of
articles shows ss follows: Coffee, 3agar, Molas
ses, Tea, Dried Beef, Pickled Pork. Bacon,'
Cheese, Potatoes. Flour aad Feed, Crackers, e.
He also keeps a full stock of . ...
FRUITS,
Such as Oranges,
Lemons, Apples.tFigs, ICur-
rants. Prunes, Citron,
ail kinds, he. '.
Raisins, Pried FntlU of
T7" EG-ETATlIiUO,
sil kinds, la their seaaen, such as Cabbage,
Celery, Tomatoes, Henna, Peas, he.
OHiS
every ileseriotlon. such as Coal Oil. Soerm
Oil, Seats Foot Oil, t'urboa asd Lttirtcatmgutls.
FISH,
Such ks White,
and Herring.
Pickitrel, Trout, 51aclrlCod
SALT AND WATER LIME,
Yankee .Yotlons, Confectioneries,
Also, a Urge assortment of Woadea. Willew and
Stone Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Tobacco, and la
everything usually kept In a flnt-einns Gro
cery and Provision Store-. Agent for MlaHLEK'S
Kb BITTnn.
CaU at the old stand, corner of Kirehaer's
Cformeriy Loesser's) Block, Tiffin, Ohi. :
X. . KIRCH EH.
line IS, l9 tf
Ayor's .
Fcr restoring : Gray Hair tc
natural Vitality and Color.
A
dressino;
whieJ
is at once agreeable
healthy, and eSectua
for preserring ; tl.
hair. Faded or gra.
hair is soon ft it or tt
io its original , tol&
with the ' gloss, aw
freshness of yoath
Thin hair is thick
ned, falling Lair checked, -and bald
oiterx, tnongn doc always, etiret
its use. Nothing can . restore tit
lair where the follicles are de! roved
the glands atrophied and decayed
such as remain can be tved io
serolness by this application, - Iaitv'
fonlinj? the hair with a pa4y fii
pent, it will keep it clean and vigoron-
occasional use will prevent the bat
yom turning gray or falling off.
Mnseqnently prerent baldnes.. 1
those deleterioaa snbtrtant-ett wbn I
nake some preparations dau'eroiis au.
njtmons to the Hair, me ifor ti
benefit but not harm it- If wautc
nerely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
lotting else can be found .o f!f?n.l.H-
Jootaining neither oil nor dye, is !.
soil white cambric, aud yet !.-.'
on the hair, giving it a ru n giost-j
.ustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & to.,
Practical axd Asalttical Chemi-t-.
JLOWELL. 3IASS-' .
PKICK Sl.OO.
Tl -VI TV BAGS.
TUE BEST AXD CHEAPEST
AT THE STONE HOST.