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Real Estate , Agency.
Ileal Estate Bought and Said
-THE
Most Reasonable, Terms.
I Imve roade nrmneeiocnts with Eastern
Ptwno'lM'vl' circulation, to ervertlse
ill property placed on my lKk for sale.
The artditkmal advantage nilB (mm
iTfrtiK!!:? in tjixu-ru laperwlll readily
occar lo toe oos'TVlng.
FOS 8 AXE. Eislitv acres, 50 of which are
cleared and andrr (ikkI cultivation; fine
young orchard of choice fruit tre?; ftd
fnune boose, barn and other ont-butldingx.
Term wqr.
' , : r , .ty
fNo. Z
FOB ra LE Hooee and Lot tm 11 Mon
roe street. The boon fc long, aiid well rait
ed for one or two families. A rood dJUern
. and choice fre.it tn on the Lot. UKk1 lo
cation; price low and terms easy, ..
i t li-w. -' :
Ko.li.
? jr-
i FOB SALE. Eighty aera of choice tlm-
brr land, ht a. tie went of Tiffin, near the
Fostoria road. A i
K powvr roaa ranaiiur voni
the east and of this lot. Will be sold low,
and oa terms to a it purchaser.
No. 4.
FOB RAULCorner Lot, oo fed Monroe
street, TifH a, Ohio. A oomiurtahia and con
venient hows oi six rooms, isplendid new
barn, wood-boose, and other oot-uuUdinisi.
Two lance cetera, aew tow, a select abd
large var iety oi trail on the premises. Tenns
ay.
No. 7.
FOB BALE. A one-story brick noose and
located on the east side of Mel.Tiore street.
Tiffin, Ohio. A gcod cellar anil a well of
never-falling water. A Rood frame stable
and other out-buildings. Grape-vines, I'ltur
rjr and other choice fruit tree. im.W"uve
inenla snch ss to make delrat4
Pi ice, frttf; terms easy. .
FOB BALEj-A fcowe and one and l-ino
"torrw. of splendid land just o"0"1"
poratlon limits of the ei ty , westof the Han
' fiusky and Fremont Road. A barn and oth
er out-buildings. A number of fruit trees
Improvements such as t make the place
tl4aant and desirable. Price, L1; terms.
MJ.si.S. tot Vti.
huiiL'jsiHL 'Sii$ijll
FOB BALE. In-lot No. 8, Dirr Addl
llon, i Ward, Ttffln, Ohio, froutBlJ -feet
on Sandosky street, and fanning back U
faet to Davis street. May be divided Into
, three loUXronUaK on Saadasky street ud
" extending back 3 feet, wniou will leave
about oie-hair acre on Pav Is street, n 111
' sell the whole or In small lota as above de
scribed. Prioe HuO for the whole, or auo a
piece for small lots.
BOLD.
FOB 8 ALEL House and in-lot No. 212, San
dusky street, Hecond Ward. The bouse has
been lately Unproved and painted. Oood
fruit, well, cistern, Ac Frioe low and terms
asy. .
1 H. Byers, Real Estate
Orncs KaUonal EicHnga Bank Build
1 "starch 2S-ly . ; !.V ',"
The Great Cause
OF
Ilisery
Jutt PublUKrd, in a Beeied Envelope.
Prie
nxeenU. . ' , ; . I(
ALECTORB on the Natnre, Treatment
and Kadleal Cure of Heialaal Weak
unm, or Kpermatorrhasa, induced by Kelf
Zbaae, Involuntary Emissions, Jiu potency,
Kervoua LleblUty, aud Impedlmeuts to Mar
lage generally; Consumption, Epilepxy aud
Flu: Mental and Physical Incapacity, d.
Bv Robert J. Culverwell, M. D., Author of
tlie'lireen Uouk," o. t a i ? i s -4
' '-The world renowned author, in this ad
rairable Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful cfaisequeuces of
self-abuse may be eflectually removed with
out medicine, and without dangerous surgi
cal operations, bougies, instrumenbs riugs
z curd lali, pointiue out a mode of cure at
once certain and ell actual, by vlilch every
sufferer, no matter what Ui oonditlon may
be, may cure hlmseU, cheaply, priva-ly aud
radically. This Ljsoture wul jirove a boon to
thousands anu thouHauds. -
Hent under seal, la a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents,
J post stamps.- Also, Dr. Culverwell 's Mar
rUfiewulde. price 25 Cents. Addretwthe Pub
iiiiiers, ' CH AH. J. O. KLINE 4 Co.
f " . 17 Bowery, Sew Vork.
' Post Office Box 4,5.
Feu.li.am. :: I 1 i t . .
Sale of Heal Estate.
IN PURSUANCE of an order' of the Pro
bate Court, of Heneca county, Ohio, I
will offer for sale, at public auction, on Hat
, uraaT, the Uth day of . March, at 1 o'clock P.
'Hi atthe oor of tin Coart H 0e, In XU
ftn. In Heneoacoarity, arid SiAt6otqidv,tae
. (tat boundjuil aitd.der1bMai follows,
t-wlt: The went half ctf li-J.oA number six
hundred and tw 6jiind.a, trii two. feet
wide on the north and soith ends along the
east line thereot, ana taKen iroin me east
half of in-iot number six hundred aud three
(jHit) in the becoud AVard, f tUo city of Tiffin,
In said Coursty o,n
jswirnised at $
. TEHM4 OK SA
a.na. stuie.
TERMS OK SALE: One-tin rd In hand.
eite-third In one year, and one-thiixl in two
years from the day oi sale, wru interest, ine
oelerred paymentjj to be secured by Jnort
caee upon premises sold.
HENRT 8TROUK8,
. . t :,i .. Ad in 'r of Eudyt btrouss.
, Ai ti. Bvers, AU'y. .
: 'Feb. 18, lwuw. . - . ,i. ' i
S90
ttttt
MrrrfrrPff frrr
' TO THE WdRKINO CLASS
e are now
nreoared to farnish all elasses with eonstaut
tin idrA'rr.ert at hoin,e, the whole f tbe iae
or for die epare luupneivls ituxiuena ewt
litfhtand profitable. Persons oi either sex
etily earn from AOe. to 9b per evening, aud
a proportional sum by devoting their whole
time to the business. Baj" ana girls earn
pearly. 'as much as nea. Tiiatall wlio)t
this notice may send their address, and -test
t he business, we make this an paralleled of
fer : To such as are not well satisfied, we will
si ns' SI to pay for the trouble of writing.
miniouiam, a -vame aamiiie, which win
lo, WVaa4iaOo work on. and a copy of The
jheouie't .oerarw OtUNOontca one of the lanr-
est and best family newspapers published
all sent fee by mall. Reader, if you want
eMTnanent, profl table work,adureiM E.C.AL
EN ft CO., An gun ta,, Maine.
Jac-18th, lKom. 4 ' :
STAN DAI
WARRANTED always Tight. - HAY,
COAL, and 8TOClvSCALS po Hp in
any part of the country without ex.tra.vhiarge.
Also, Trucks, Baggisire Burrows, Letter Copy
ing Presses, bugar Mills, ifcc.
RWIBAY V .
WilUams BoaLUl WeMteuotal street, Cin-
l., orj mivutfi,Bu aa v ajasijs runi
StnAaU, O.
" BrWfira Xottce. " '.
-ajOTICK ta nereby glveav that the Cora
X mitloner of Henecaeounty,titiio,wl!l re
ceive sealed proposals, at t he Auditor office,
until tbeth day ef March,lK7u, at 10 o'clock
A. M., for the building of a wooden or iron
bridge across Beaver ereek, near the resi
dence of Jamas ktclntyre. In Adams town
ship, on the Ureen Springs road. Bids will
be received on efcoae work and wood work
separate or together Be builders Buaytlect.
Specifications can be seen at the Auditor's
office. All proposals to be per toot, lineal
measure. Bridge to be sixty feet long and
stxteea hhiu Mae csear in wiutu.
W. H. BURNS, Auditor.
Feb. 1L1870-6L
s.WESXEk.i. ?
Manafaeturer of
Carriages, Rocka
ways, SleiKliH, Ac.
Everj- deseription
aud style not sur
passed ia Seneca
Ck Paintine.Trim
iiuhk and Ifa'pair
iug duue on sliort
nolicvv Corner Jef
ferson aud Coe SLs
east Uei man t.tt.
ole CliurclvJirtiu,
. Xotiee of Wmi J. Lighteap's
Assignee. 4
: : ' i ....
PURSUANT to an order f the Prulate
Court, of Seneca aonnty, Ohio, made In
the matter of the aaaitenment of William J.
Llf htcap, for the benefit of his creditors, I
will make a partial settlement and pay ta
-each creditor of said assignor, whose claim
has been allowed by me, a dividend of thir
ty -six per centum upon the amount of said
assignment, which payment will lie made
I , atw Monday tli e 2b af,M ardvDC'4 at my
j, , sians room laTifllti.Olilo. . ,'Tf
WM.H. KEILUOLTZ, Assignee.
March 11, lK70-3w.
For Sale House and Lot.
GOOD two story brick dwelling, with
ten aood mo r, w .v.i... "TV,." .
5aitably arranged fci i w a'i'S'i" T.
SSSStt oIice T
March ,"W7w-tf.
' W. P.1H. NOBLE.
For Sale.
A L?T0vn w.ch Uf tory-aud-baIf house!
JX. WlHbesoldatabargain.ooeay terms.
Inquire al Hacher's Clothing Store. .
31, lstai.
Residence fox Sale!
1 S I intend to remove to Toledo, mv RmiI.
J deuce and grounds belonging thereto
mm
"or ALL. rXtHDS.2
-if.
are kit saus.
B27-U. J. C. LEE
FURlflTUKE AT THE
II. F. KIJEGKE & CO.,
- if,'!! ffji ? I"
MANUFACTURERS of and dealers In all kinds of Furniture are now r.i-.. , t, rr
ish all who wish e.ry style and arUclaof well-mad PuSr uTh,r UFu"n:
lore at most reasonable prijws. Call and see oqr stock an.f Wrn our pr lfore f'Sr
&b2Sr,'U,,OI,'MOf the onerous patrons iLvtofore receded
UNDEETAK ENG!
A fine Hearse suitably equipped for Funeral
made on the shortest uotioa.
member the place at the sign of K(f CUAtR. Market street, nw the f.rt House
SIGN OF BIG CHAIR !
'?U.J M f 'J f
Insui.
ftti and Caws on hand and
VH1TKER AREY.EDSIFT2H3?
Th!$ all-frn norlant
question ausorns iiie puo
tli preneut time.
' He wind at
POLITICS!
Which so long engrossed the attention of
our people, nas, since we weniou, nu
1 1 . u ..1,1 Ki.irt.i.'. aiuruj. MliMtL
Uie old woman's sugar,
u taste.
Female Suffrage
IT TV A ft Ufff
Aaatt acromiilLAed fact 6 In the far distant
luinre, xoeusui wyofuina -
The Chinese
Trouble ns but little her Ohio, so that
the inquiry is mjuenliy lumie
7 ! i
"Whither Are We Drifting?'
Upon a careful observation of the bearings,
we And the teudatu-y is decidedly toward
Vollmer & Kircnners,
Where is made In the latest uty and at
the lowest prices, the most
Fashionable
Clothing,
i
!
1
tent I
CAKHlMKRHi, GKSIT'H KURNIMHINU,
UOOLM, liOHlKlir, GLOVES, aud
THE
BEST
WORKMEN
In the City. Drift In the aaoss irrreaUM
will you t
VOLLMER KtRCHNER.
November 6. lldw-tf
NO. 2, NATIONAL BLOCK
C
IS THE PLACE WHERE
I0 i
Martin & Negele
Are constantly receiving supplies of fresh
BEOCERiES.AHD PBQYISIQNS!
WHICH they offer to the public at snch
nrioas as will suit the most particular.
We invite evervbodv to call at our room and
examine our stock, ouoaiattug of choice
TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, MOLAHKHS,
SYRUPS, SPICKS.
.J Hi , , NOTIONS, NOTS, e.
STONE, WUOUKS
ANIi WILIjOVT WARE,
COALOIL, SPERM OIL,
NEAT'S-FOOT OIL,
AND HARNKX-S OIL.
SUGAR CUR CD
a MAMS ANU SHOULDERS, - -
.? is DR1K1 REEF, MESS PORK.
' r - FISH. HALT, WATER LIME,
9 Jf k a i. i
InaGroeery House. We pay. at all time.
man lor an xinas oi
Country Produce !
.Remember the place.
i, , i J r i
' I ? M ARTI K
I t r
i t rvo.ZJatlool Block, Tlffln.
CALL AT
The Stone Front
FOR
GOOD GROCERIES !
You will lie sure togjr amy this g in
THE GROCERY LINE
That yMtiaay wamt. .
nti-tf,
U. A BUSKIKK,
Notice.
TT F. 8EIPIB Is the onlr antbo
XI liettor fr the Insuraaee Cousjieniea
represented at my Acenoy. Any aw pre
tending to actr la behalf of my Cotinli
aoes so witnoot authority.
Hi6-tt
A- iL. BXSKB, AgCSS.
s
NEW FIRM !
NEW STOEE !
t i
NTcrw GOODS.
Uo where you can buj'tUrf'HEAPFMT.
r
n
READ ! BEAD
L. Rose & Co.
TTAVEopeaei flit room
formerly occu-
1 1 pied by Undlup- A Kendtfll and tieo.
R
H usm, an
outiice new
stock: of READY-
MADE
CLOTHING.
0, 51
! f
Tl- stfw-fe Ims leen selotHe.! with great
care, pureharied with CASH, aud will be sold
at tne
VERY LOWEST FIGURES
Call aud get poxled in
The Latest Styles.
A complete stock Of everything pertaining
our liue of businesk will be kept on hand.
Oct. 28, ltd-!
FOSTORIA "AHEAD!
rT MAY NOT BE GENERALLY UNDER
STOOD that Fostevto occupies a large
portion of TfllEE 'Ol XTIKS, nor has
been as whaHy known a it should, that
Bradner & Co.,
Are riving the eti tens of Seneca, Uancock
and Wood counties the best bargains in
HAEDWAEE
Stoves and Tinware
M Ewr heard otffu this uVtautryJ
WK ARK AGENTS FOR THE
Cleveland Stoves.
s a Also, Ageuta for the
TORN A 7)0 T1IRE&1IKRI
AND-.
TCORLD MOWER AXl) UE..PEK.
if
is
Job Work lonePronijttly.
HouseMpoutlne as well and cheaply duue
an al any place iu the Slate. Call at the
. . v. C'RVSTAI. PAL.VCE.. i
!4Mf-
i
BR.VDN EK it VO.
THE BEST MACHINE
Now7 offered to the Farmer Is tlte
l
H&TIOKAL HAY, STRAW,
-AND-
Stalk Cutter !
Will cut any leiiirtli desired. Fanaers
others In want of a
supOior peed cutter
Should not tail to go ude thosc-at
xirura
Got l, im-tt
IIAKDWAAE 9sie.
!
to
it
and
Ohio Stove Works
1
Heath-West (r. I sfsyrtle ami Rail,
read Ntreta,
TIFFIN, OHIO,
ManufHClurers of
Stoves & Hollow Ware
AND FIXE CASTINGS.
ALL GOODS W1KK1.VTKD "A SO. 1."
'Family VrUle Cottage.
This Hfove a firT-c!s econnrnlzer In
fuel. It differs materially from others in
this resftecU The column are larei-r. By
mn of a ilamner. the beat is passed down
the two front columns, nnder the bottom,
back up the two rear columns and ont of the
pipe, wnicn sets on iim iop i riA-
Bv this arramiement you nav; tne nnew ra
liatnr and ecinomizer extant. All will ad
mtt that It Is desired that a beating stove
should be so arranged that a nuyority of the
hit. Ix ihmwn out in ironi. innH'nii oi
back. Call and see this BEAUTIFUL STOVE
at
SO. 55 WAIIIJfTOV STREET,
Ami the NINETY other styles and siwu. If
vou want to see what is manufactuntl in
Tiffin, call In. Remember tne mouo ni t-
PORT HUM E IN W7STR Y.
Xount, truiy,
JAMES YERK, Pres'L
W. O. Spavth, Kec'y.
November 12, l-tf
CITY BOOK STORE 1
Philipp Emich
ANNOUNCES to the reading public that
he has Just owned out a fine selected
assortment of
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Schools Books and Notions!
Of all descriptions. He will keep for sale
German and American Periodicals,
lui oraH swlr nt Misrallaneous Work
of popular authors. Musical Instruments
such as
VIOLINS, ,
GUITARS,
, FLUTES, .
ACCORDEONS.
And will always keep the best kind of
Guitar aud Ylollu mnugs.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
I WILL, also, continue the business or no
tary Public and give my attention as
i.nmf,rr to the collection of Government
Claims, Insurance aud Foreign business. I
respectfully solicit me patronage ui wr iui
Ut. it, .iv linn Remember the uiace. Mark
et Street, directly opposite the Court House.
P a I have a lawe auantit V of Cider and
Vinegar, which I sell by the gallon or barrel.
July tt, IHUS.-W. .
ES T.f IS I, is m: if 1 8 ..
THE OLDEST
I id.
HAT AND CAP STORE
IN TIFFIN.
Charles Leiner
DEALER IN
HITS, C&PS US!
BUFFALO ROBES,
Gloves, Umbrellas, &c.
FURS! FURS!
I MAKE a speciality of Ladies' Furs, and
have them superior in style and quality
Mill unequalled in cheapness being .
Twenty Per Cent Lower
Thau the prices last- year, naving bought
at
Just the
Right Time
for Casb!
I am able to offer special Inducements to
purchasers. Hats and Caps of any descrip
tion made to order on the shortest notice.
BEXEXBEB THE PLACE I
Opposite the Court House, Tiffin, Ohio, in
tlui room which 1 have occupied for the past
l,Nov!uri5. CHARLES LEINER.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Good Cheap Groceries
FOR THE MILLIONS.
A. II. BUUEiUMEItT,
HAVING purel'iased the old stand of
Brown A Bruennert, toset her with the
stock of . .
FAMILY GROCERIES
And added largely to the latter. Informs his
friends that he is prepared to furuish them
with anything in his line. He wi" always
Keep a large ana wen hwwwi
TEAS,
currKKH..
SUGARS,
FLOl'R
FOTATOES.
FISH, Ac.
ALso a ttrst-clats article of
COAL OIL,- together with TOYS, CIGARS,
TOBACCOS, tAC
Lluiburg Ch eese !
I have a large stork of this article on hand
and can sell itascheao as can be bought else
where. I always pays the highest cash price
for mi l ihittuus, HAMS. LABU. auu an
of
t'O.lSTkT PKODCCE.
Call on me, flit my Worn on Market street.
nearly opposite the tmvis Houses
Feb. 18-ly. A. 11. BRUEXSKBT.
For Sale.
T OFFER for sale my house and lot situate
in 'Nnlile's Addition to the cilv of Tiffin.
The bouse is entirely new. one and a half
storiesln liiEht. Possession given April hit.
Call at Sanell A Baldwin's for particulars.
S. W. BECK.
Feb. 41, 1470-tf.
TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
Tiffin, C Fridaj, Marth 25th, 1810.
COUNTRY CHILDREN.
Little fresh violets.
Born in the wild wood ;
Sweetly illustrating
Innocent childhood ;
Shy at the antelope
Brown as a berry
Free as the mountain air.
Romping and merry
Blue eyes and hazel eyes
Peep from the hedges.
Shaded by suiibonnHn,
Frayed at the edges ;
Up in the apple trees.
IItillsf danger,
Manhood in embryo
Stares ax the strangi-r.
Out on the hilly patch.
Seeking the berri
Under the orchard trees,
Feasting on cherries
Tramping the clover blooms
Down 'mong the grasses.
No voice to hinder them,
Dear lads and lassen.
No grim propriety
No interdiction ;
Free as the blrdlings
From city restriction ;
Coining Ihe purest blood,
Strength'ningeach muscle,
Donning liealths arm or
Gaiiist the comlug bust I e;
Dear little innocents.
Born In the wild wood ;
Ob, that all little ones
Had such a childhood ;
God's blue spread over them,
God's green beneath them.
No sweeter heritage
Could we bequeath, them !
COLONEL CRICKLY'S HORSE.
I have never been able to ascertain
the origin of the quarrel between the
Cricklya aud the Drakes. They had
lived within a mile of each other for
five years, and from the first of their
acquaintance there had been a mutual
fceliner of dixlikebetweenthetwo fam
ilies. Then "some misunderstanding
about the boundary of their respective
farms revealed the latent name, ana
Colonel Criekly having followed a fat
buck all one afternoon, and wounded
him. came up to him andfund old
Drake and his sons cutting him up.
Thi? incident added fuel to the flame,
and from that day there was nothing
the two families did not do to annoy
each other.
r nntn iKa oiti
was returning home with his "pocket
full of rocks" from Chicago, whither
he had been to dispose of a load of
erain. Sam Bars tow was with him
on the wagon, and as they approached
the crrove which intervened: between
them and Mr. Drake's house, he ob
served to his companion :
"What a beautiful mark Crickly's
old Roan is over yonder?"
"Haneit!" muttered Drake, "so
Is."
The horse was standing under some
trees about twelve rods from the road.
Involuntarily Drake stopped his
team he glanced furtively around,
then, with a queer smile the old hunt
er took up his rifle from the bottom
his wagon, and raising h to nis snoui
der. drew a sight on the coloael's
horse.
"Beautiful!" he muttered, lower-
in? his rifle with the air or a man re
sisting a powerful temptation
could drop old Roan so easy !"
"Shoot!" suggested Sam Barstow,
who loved fun in any shape.
"No, no, 'twon't do," said the old
hunter, glancing around him again.
"I won't tell," said Sam.
" Wal, I won't shoot now, anyhow,
tell or no tell. - The horse is too nigh.
If he was fifty rods off Instead
twelve so there'd be a bare possibility
of mistaking him for a deer, I'd let
fly. As it is, I'd give the colonel flve
dollars for a.shot."
At that moment the colonel himself
stepped from behind a big oak, not
half a dozen paces distant aud stood
before Drake.
"Well why don't you shoot 7"
The old hunter stammered in some
confusion.
"That you, colonel ? I-I was tempt
ed to, and as I said, I'll give a 'V for
one pull."
"Say an X' and it's a bargain !"
Drake felt of liis rifle, and looked
old Roan.
'.TIow much is the boss worth?" he
muttered in Sam's ear.
"About fifty."
"Gad, colonel, I'll do it. Here's
your lX.'
The colonel Pjicketed the money,
muttering:
"Hanged if I thought you'd take me
up
With hiirh irlee the old hunter put
fresh cap on his rifle, aud stood up
the wagon, took a close sijfht at old
Roan. Sam Barstow chuckled. The
colonel DUt his hand before his face
and chuckled too.
Crack went the rifle. The hunter
fore out a horrid oath, which I will
not repeat. 8am was astoniahed.
The colonel laughed. Old Roan never
Drake stared at his rifle with
look black asOthello's. "What's the
matter with you, hey? Ftwt time you
ever sarved me quite such a trick,
swear!"
And Drake loaded the piece with
great wrath and indignation.
"People said you'd lost your knack
of shooting," observed the colonel,
a cutting tone of satire.
"Who said so? It's a lie'" thun
dered Drake, "lean shoot "
"A horse at ten rods ! ha ! ha !"
Drake was livid.
"Look yere, Colonel, I can't stand
that," he began.
"Never mind, the horse can," sneer
ed the colonel. "I'll risk you."
Grinding his teeth Drake produced
another ten dollar bill.
"Here !" he growled, "I'm bound
have another shot, any way."
"Crack away," cried the colonel
pocketing the note.
Drake did crack away with deadly
aim too but the horse did not mind
the bullet in the least. To the rage
and unutterable astonishment of the
hunter, old Roan looked him In the
face as if he rather liked the fun.
. "Drake." cried Sam. "you are
drunk 1 a horse at a dozen rod oh,
1Y1V H'M !"
"Just shut your moutn, or I'll snoot
.. . , i 1 a a Tv w
vou !" tnunaerea me exciw
J'ThA hnllets were hollow. I'll swear.
Tiiaman lies who says I can't shoot
T.nt. nwlt I cut off a coose's head
fifty rods, and kin do it again. By
the Lord Harry, ColoneL you can
inrh. hut I'll bet vou iniriy uouara
that I can bringdown old Roan atone
shot." ... ,
The wager was reaairy accepieu.
pi, ctotoa wpre nacea in &anvs nanus.
Elated with the idea of winning back
his two tens, and making an X into
the bargain, Air. wrase careiuiiy se
lected a perfect ball, and buckskin
isYi fill .1 loaded his rifle.
A niinute later Drake was driving
through the grove, the most enraged
and desperate of men. His rifle, In
nocent victim of his ire, lay with bro
ken stock on the bottom oi tne wagou,
Tbirarsiw was too scared to laugh,
Meantime the Colonel was rolling
convulsed with mirth, and old Roan
was standing undisturbed under the
when Drake reacnea nome uu two
. , , a ... i
anna niKflnveruii; lira ui-iiuuiu tu
the mutilated condition of his rifle
stock, hastened to arouse his spirit
witn a piece or news wnicu mey weo
sure would make him dance with joy.
Clear out!" trrowled the angry
man T don't want to hear any
tret awav or I'll knock one
youdowivj". ......
"WUi, iatner ii a suv-u a in..
"Blast you and your tricks !"
npivu1 ntTon the old Colonel!"
"i-.ii the Colonel?" cried the
. . 1 I. .4, I
man beginning to ie ihk:ikvi.'f:il.
if vou've played the Colonel
trick. let'.s hear it." . , .
"Well, father, Jed and I, this after
rnn w. nt out for deer "
"iTunir the dtn-r. come tome itick.
"Couldu't find any deer, and
ti.Anirhi v. must shoot soim-thins;
Jed bangeil away at the Colonel's
Tit ,an Kimt inm aeaa."
ihr.f . r.1.1 Roan?" thundered
A. YYlfatt.
"Bv the LonI Harry, Jei, uiu
shoot the Colonel's hoss ?" f
t iwtn'r ilo nnvthinif else."
"The devil !" gwaned the old hunt-
"And then," pursued Jed, confident
the ioke part of the story must please
u;a ft.thie ,-Jim and I proppea
til his head back with
UU1DC Uf a"" a--
arrdaud left him standing under
the trees exactly as if he was alive.
tr f i.o t fmnv the Colonel going
catcUhim! ho, bo, ho! wasn't it
ioke?" ,
'11.4 tUVuIa iitoatl fell uixn
JtK XJ 4k- o .
breast. He felt his emp y pocket
J!r -7t itl at his rifle. Then
in a rueful tone he whispered to
"Yes, boys, it's a joke. But if
,.ii !trr f vou do. Sam Bars-
tow m skin you alive. By the Lord
Harrj-, boys, I've beeu shooting
K-f jaa hrwa half an hour, at
tunv iw
dollars a shot."
A western editor, in response to
subscriber who grumbles that his
ini.lpr&hlv damn, spys: "That
bpcause there U so much due on it."
TITILLATIVE TRIFLES.
it
f
of
at
a
in
a
I
in
Is a pork merchant a doctor because
he cures his own hams?
A western girl likes to make bread,
because it cleans her hands so beauti
fully.
Why is the earth like a black-board ?
Because the children of men multiply ;
upon the face of it.
Piauos have fifteen different kinds
of wood connected with them besides
the spruce young women who play.
A crusty old bachelor says he thinks
it is woman, and not her wrongs, tliat
ought to be redressed.
A voune man in Ohio recently
opened a clothing store and was sent
to jail lor iu neason ine not mug
store belonged to another man.
A man down iu Maine says if he
buiULs a house, he will have folding
doors "they're so handy in case of a
funeral."
A chaplain of a State prison was
asked by a friend, how his parishion
ers were. "All under conviction,"
was the reply.
"Peter, you are such a had boy that
you are not fit to sit in the company
of good boys on the bench. Come up
Iieie anu sit by me, sir."
"Why don't more of our preachers
makd a distinction between the "fool
ishness of preac hing" ami the preach
in g of foolishness ?
"Man wants but little lieer lelow,"
says an English drinkist, "But wants
tliat a little strong." l itat is w uai a
oockny might call an 'alj-tH-aphor-
mm.
"Where are you going?', asked a
little boy of another who had slipped
and fallen on an icy pavement.
"Going to get up," was the blunt
reply.
launch's "He smole a ghastly
smile." and "Many a wink he wunk."
have been imitated by a minstrel wit,
who said, "He dneezeu a snoze, anu
said I snoze it."
In China no man is allowed to wear
his beard nntil he has reached the age
of sixty years, and he is forbidden by
law to grow a moustache until he is a
grandfather.
A trial in an English court is thus
described by a Chinaman : One man
is quite silent, another talks all the
time, and twelve wise men condemn
the man who has not said a word.
When you want to say something
funny, and are conscious of a complete
bankruptcy of wit, when ideas are
unattainable, when every other re
source fails to get up a laugh, say
"Shoo fly!"
When an ill-natured fellow was try
ing to pick a quarrel with a peaceable
man, tne latter said: "I never had a
fuss with but one man; he was buried
at four o'clock it is now half-past
three."
At a teacher institute In Iowa, re
cently, a lady teacher was given the
word "hazardous" to spell and define,
and did it in this style : "H-a-z, haz,
a-r-d, ard, hazard, e-doublc-s, hazard
ess a female hazard."
John G. Saxe broke his arm, the
other day. Too bad! We hope it
hasn't permanently injured his Au
mcruu. Lowell Courier.
Thanks for your kind condolence; I would
write
A merry rhyme, in answer, if I might;
But then confound the foil ! the very stone
That broke my, humerouM hurt my funny
bone I J.G.S.
On a toiuijstone in Germany there
is painted a red ox, with tail elevated
and head sunk, evidently on the point
of running his horns into a chalk-
white individual who is pressed up
against a rock. Below the picture is
this inscription :
"By the thrust of ox's horn
Came I unto heaven's bourne ;
Ail so quickly did I die.
Wife and children leave must I ;
But in eternity rest I now,
AH through thee, thou wild boost, thou !"
A few days ago a man entered an
insurance office in Buffalo, and tossing
paper on the counter, said to the
clerk: "Tliat 'a run out, and I want to
Ket it renewed." As the clerk unfolded
the document a broad grin spread over
his face, and ne inquired: "Are you
sure that this nas run out?" "Yes,"
said the man, "my wife told me it ran
out yesterday morning;" whereupon
the clerk nan ilea back to mm ins
marriage certificate!
The Waco (Texas) lucatmncr says
that a few nights since, a party of
young gentlemen determined to give
a fair lady tne compliment of a sere
nade. rear midnight tuey repaired
to her residence, and soon strains of
fairv-like music stole unon the halniv
air. After going throuh a choice pro-
gramme,-vocal and instrumental, a
second-story window was raised and
the face of one of Afne's dark-nued
daughters protruded. "Look heah,'
said she : "missis ain't here, but
won't you play the 'Morkin Bird' for
me?"
One of the earlier governors of New
York, who had a much stronger and
more correct idea of the dignity of his
office than he had of the etymology
of the English tongue, visited Niagara
some years after the war of 1812, and
while perfect peace existed between
the nations. After the great cataract
had been sufficiently seen from the
American side, one of the party pro
posed to cross the ferry and get the
view from the Canada bank. The
governor hesitated, reflected, looked
over the river and shook his head.
"I can't go, gentlemen," he said,
decidedly. The exaculiveot thisgreat
state must not voluntarily place him
self in the power of the inimy."
to
Bather Placky. In the last Putnam
County Sentinel we notice a proffer by
Cort. Ewing, Esq. , to make the fol
lowing wagers :
SoO that negroes win serve on juries
In Putnam county within 90 days.
$50 that silver change will be in gen-:
eral circulation within 60 days.
S50 that there will be women in
Congress within three years.
- Mr. Ewing believes whereof lie
speaks, and is willing to risk his stamps
thereon. Who is the bold man to ac
cept these wagers? Ex.
!
at
1 Problem. The Ohio State Jur.
not publishes the following, which is
said to be a nut not easily cracked ;
In one of the smaller JN ew England
tvu-ns an ft front was aDDOinted to sell
alcoholic liquors, at a salary of twenty
five dollars per annum; newasiur
nished with a stock of liquors valued at
$57.54, and with $32.19 in cash to com-
mence business; aunng tne year ue
purchased liquors to the amount of
$59.91, and received for liquors sold
$102.97. At the end of the year he
had liquors on hand valued at fcJi.47.
Did he owe tne town or uiu ine town
owe him? and how much?
The above problem was submitted
at a teachers' institute to one hundred
teachers, seventy-five of whom gave
answers, oniy inree oi wmcu were
correct.
of
old
You gain nothing by fretting; you
only waste your strength by it.
Choose your work, plau as skillfully
as you can, put your whole heart into
what you are aoout to uo, auu ive
the rest to a kind Providence that
overlooks not a single one of us. Do
you know how many years of your
life and happiness are mortgaged by
the habit of worrying? And, after
all, what does it accomplish ? How
does it help you on? How much
strength does it bring to you in your
labors and exertion? A ruffled tem
per all the time throws to the surface
the mire and dirt of one's nature ; it
does not combine the lest elememts
and help them to work together to
the best advantage, nut umy me
worst, and give them alone all the
chance.
Bad Bed-Fellows.
so
old
the
tne
to
a
-
his
V. vrwd i n erl v bad ! No tobacco-user
is fit for a bed-companion. Heisgiv-
ng forth pestilential, vapors iroiu an
the pores of the skin. He is an em
bodiment of perpetual miasm. The
immediate atmosphere Burrouiiuuii;
himiainovithlv ininreenated and pol-
lntH with tho nonstant effluvia which
cmmi'itM from the whole suriace. ne
u"''" . m W T
becomes a perfect walking distillery of
the deaaiy essence, senumg win
fumes and vapors iuto the aurnuiil
His mouth is the
mill uhih orin.u nut the weed, andq
his whole body the distillery for the
essence. Put a chewer or smoker in
to a vapor bath with no tobacco in the
room, and in a short time the .'hole
room will be strongly scented with to
bacco effluvia thnt emanated from his
body. Put him into a warm bath and
get up a perspiration ; then put that
water upon flies or vermin of plants
and it will instantly destroy them.
.
his
you
at
ten
a
pa-.-a
Jeff. Davis still lives. Ata gather
ineof Southern writers in New Or
leans, a few davs since, the ncayrme
says.
The most honored guest oi tne
occasion was the Hon. Jeuerson v&
vis, who has lost none lof the graces
of manner and brilliancy of conver
sation for which he has ever .been
distinguished." '
Beaember to bring your Job work
to the Tribune Office where it will
be done promptly, and at the same
time in good style.
xow is the tijie
TO EUY
CHEAP CLOTHING!
Just received a full line of
WINTER GOODS!
HCAltV MtllK I.OTHI;,
CLOTH.
CAKMIMF.HEM,
JEANS AND
TWEEM,
.
HATS and CAPS
And the largest stock of
Gent 8 Furnishing Goods
IN TIFFIN.
1 also carry on
MERCHANT TAILORING.
- Relmr a PRACTICAL TAILOR In the
business, 1 feel 1 can give Detter saiwiaciiou
than auy other uouse.
ALL WORK WAHHAKTEBI
And satisfaction guaranteed.
NICHOLAS DOM ANN,
S- Opposite National Hall, Tfffln, Ohio.
April L 18t-tf
f E YO UK TIOA'E I
Buy your goods at a small per cent, at
J. II. XIGI1S WANDER'S
Grocery and Provision
STORE.
T nav neither rent or clerk hire, do busi
ness in m v own house, and do my own work.
I therefore claim I can sell goods cheaper
than those who pay hliih rent ana cisra
hire. I have a full assortment of
FRESH, NEW GOODS
Such as are usually kept In a Gr.cery and
Provision Store.
TEA. COFFEES,
SUGARS. SYRUPS,
SPICES, RICE. TOBACCO,
CIGARS. SNUFF. ORANGES,
LEMONS, NUTS, CANDIHS,c.
Meats of all kinds. Fish, Salt, Coal Oil
si Corn and Oats.
l'ay cash for all kinds of Country Produce,
such as Corn, Oats, Butter, EKK,Soap, Hags,
Ac J. K. JSlUUHWANDKR.
No. 34 Perry St, Tiffin, O.
H. A. BUSKIRK,
Is now receiving a choice lot of
Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
Which will ba sold low.
STONE FRONT.
A. & B. Kuebler,
Washlnc-ton Si., Tiffin, O.,
"1 RESPECTFULLY call the attention of
IX their friends, and the public in general,
to their stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
CriBiting of the best Country and City
nUWet of all kinds and prices. They have at
all tunes an assortment of Boots and Shoes
of their own manufacture on hand, which
will be disposed of on reasonable terms.
Fine Boots, Ladies9 Gaiters, &e,
Constantly on hand, and those desiring
neat, well-made article, are invited to Kive
us a trial. Children's Shoes of every variety
and color made to orde. AU work warrant
ed. BSPAISIJTU XEATLT DOXBt
Leather at wholesale and retail. Cash for
hides. A. AB. KUEBLER.
Sept. 21, lm-tf.
Carriages, Buggies,
AND
T
rilHE undersigned have on hand, and In the
I course of construction, a large number
of
CARRIAGES,
OPEN BUGGIES,
TOP BUGGIES,
COMMON AND FANCY
SPRING WAGONS,
Manufactured at Republic, under the su
pervision of C. OHBOR.f, an experienced
Manufacturer, which we will sell at
Lowest Rates on Reasona
ble Terms t ,
The very best materials have been selected
and competent Workmen employed.
e-Tall aad Nee Before Parckaala4T
Else aver. F T STICKNEY,
C. OSBORN.
ItepabUe. O.. March U.-U
REMOVED!
George R. Huss
Has removed his stock of
Booh, Pictures, Mouldings,
Sheet Music, Fancy Goofc.&r,,
To the room formerly occupied by M. Sulli
van, opossite the Court lhrtne.
Call in aud see him. llo lias a One room,
and a nice stock.
Nov. 12 13.
BTTESSV
National Resort
Dining Rooms I
WARM MEALS!
Will be served at all hours." Tea, Coflee aud
other refreshment. "
I have the SOLE AGENCY for the Cele
brated yew York Tub Oysters I
C. H. JIALTBT8
reived dally.
Prime Can Oysters re-
t the Blrfct,
Beeesisl Flaar,
NatlMal Hal
Ml
M-TWU NO. 1 BILLIARD TABLES at-
" "bTis, 1870-tf A. J. ui tam.
HREE-SPR111G
a
!
SENECA COUNTTS
Til K I.A I : i
IN SENECA CtHTNTY
POSTER, OLMSTED & CO.,
FOSTOKIA, OHIO.
THEY ARK OFFERING GOODS AT
II PRICES WHICH ViLL
And guarantee every
CHEAPER THAN
In thedlfferent departments of this House
Imported Dress Goods
Together with many
AMERICAN
SHAWLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION !
Woolen Goods,
Flannel, Coverlets,
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
RE AD Y-MAD E
FOR MEN'S
Clothing Made to Order
THE LARGEST STUCK OF
MILLINERY GOODS!
And the very latest styles always
A CHOICE
Family Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Queensrae, k, kj
order by Mail
The Highest Market Price in. Cash,
PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
At
MAMMOTH STORE
KhT ST KuF
IS K KIT BY
DEFY COMPET1T10H !
article of goods t bo
THE CHEAPEST!
will lie found a full and complete line of
celebrated makes ol
FABRICS!
Cloth A, Cassl meres,
Beavers, Doeskins,
OF EVERY VARIETY !
CLOT HING !
AND BOY'S WEAR.
and Warranted to Fit!
on hand, at the LOWEST RATF-H.
STCK OF
promptly nlled.
FOSTER, OLMSTED & CO.,
FOSTORIA, OHIO.
JEWELRY STORE !
Opposite thefoort House, Tlffln, O- herein
their new ri'iui the dnest stock of
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
Silver and Via ted Ware,
Ever before, seen toother,? n this city.
n1TCMIE$.
Appleton. Triu-y A Co.; Eluln ; Waltham ;
Ellery. and all other srades of Aneriran,
Emchsh and fwbs Watchee in eases of Gold
or Silver. The larswt xtork of LADIES'
W ATCII KS between Cincinnati and Chtceifo
CLOCKS.
Seth TImuiuhi', Jerome, and every variety
of time keepers. Warranted to the tullmt
extent.
GOLD 1JE.VA.
Of every known reliable Manufacturer.
Sitter Jr Plated Ware,
Tea Setts, Spoons, K nives. Forks, fc.
The largest aud best stork In thectty.
Jeicelry.
All kinds, all prices,
we sell it for.
Warranted Just what
Spectacles.
We make a speciality of ETMUNSON,S
PATENT BI FOCAL SPEtTACLES. War
ranted to suit every time. Wealao have all
oilier kinds of Spectacles, Eye-Glasa, Oug-
uli-s. Ac
Call and examine our stork. It will
IT'
you.
Nov. 28, lS.-tr.
GALLCP A KEN DA
Wliolesale and Retail
City Bakery and Ccnfscilanafy!
James Crawford
(Successor to Crawford A SU.
HAS his store and Bakery now la the best
order fordoing an extensive business.
Being, htinelf a thoroughly practical work
man, and having ample assistance he is en
abled to fill promptly all orders for all kiada
of
Candies, Confectionery,
BREAD, of all kinds, .
Craekers, Cakes, Pies, r..
Particular attention paid to orders for
Weddings and Parties!
All varieties of goods sold at
WHOimiK AT EASTZSX M1CIS t
A fine assortment of
TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAPs
And other Groceries.
Oysters ! Oysters !
By the Can Diss.
LUNCH ROOMS!
Fanners will Bud this tuatthe plaee to get
a gMMl dinner oraeoiu bile, cveryuuitg
nent, clean and cheap
Call and
AMES CRAWFORD.
Feb. 4, 1X70,
FUKNITUKE!
W. C. MYERS X- BRO.,
Are now offering a large and well selected
Nbx-k of all kiinlnil styles of Furniture,
which for durability and nnisn, is not
excelled in Northern OhiJ...
Our
stock comprises
Parlor Furniture,
.V SETS OR SX.ULE PIECES,
Upholstered In Hair Cloth or Rep.
BUREAUS,
TABLES,
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS,
LOUNGES,
WARDROBES,
DRESSERS,
SINKS,
STANDS.
WHAT-NOTS,
PIANO STOOLS,
SPRING BEDS.
MAT BESSES,
EXTEXdlOy TABLES
In Ash or walnut, best Table in soarket.
Our Goods are warranted of the best ma
terial, and workmanship. Give us a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere, and see if we do
not selp as cheap, if not eiteapar thaa any
other place iu the city.
Wsre-lMSM Opp. Um Market H
Undertaking.
Having a line HEARSR, we are prepared
to aiu-nit Funerals at all times, and would
respectfully request the patronage of those
who are in need of such services. .
March W, l.-tf.
BA CK' A GAIN A T TUB
OLD STAND!
First. Harness
p east oi uiouai
k, Marketstrrci.
Ex-
change Ban
JOHN FOORMAN,
II
A VINO purchaseiffrora Mr. it. HkeedW
bis old Saddieand Harness Establish
ment, and associated with him his ana, Mr.
G. S. Poonoanhe is now ready to receive a
call from his old customers. The business
will hereafter be conducted nnder the Ins
name of
geo. . roomnrv & co.
We will manufacture all kinds of
SADDLES. HARNESS, BRIDLES
WHIPS, HORSE BLANKETS,
And all other articles usually kept la a Onst-cla-
Harness Shop.
HMea Waateslt Thankful for favors
heretofore, we hope to merit eontlnuaaca
of a liberal share of the public patronage.
GEO. S. VuoUjiLAN CU.
Dec. 10, to A p. L
Upholstery and Cabinet-Bare
ROOMS.
At the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Shaw
ban House, Washington Street.
D.J.GOODSELL&CO,
If ILL continue the above busineMS, ami
have on hand a ood assortment of
lounge, Tet-teti, Parlor Chairs, Spring,
Ked-s Ac, alo Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables,
c which they will sell at the lowest price
for cash.
H.lvi! a good and competent vpnowhw
rontanily in ooreuiploy, we will puswptly
aii.l ren.tfnablv renot.!e ami repair Tet-a
U-tes, Parlor Chair, sprln
in Heals. e.
v. J
Feb. M. PITO-tr.
GOODSEIXACU.
Patronize Home Institaibn.s !
JOSEPH YEAGEX1
VSHIoNABLE Shoemaker, over Voll
nirt A klirciiner's, lias as good work
men as tnereare in " maw
make lo order aur kind of ,
Boots, Shoes r Gmiter
In the beat style. No Fit ! No Sale i
Repairing
Done promptly and neatly. Call and leavw
v.kiir me.ure.
JOSEPH YEAGEtt.
Nov. 12, UH0.-U.
BELLS! BELLS!
A large stock of
SLEIGH BSI.I.S,
HORSE BLANKETS,
LADIES", BOYS' and
GENT'S SKATES,
At Naylor's Hardware Store.

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