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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
O. T. LOCK. C. I-OCKB
LOCKE & BROTHER,
PB.OP&1XTOBJB.
TIBk. Tbtntor Ire., Ma I, 1S4
Monday last tb CoodcII of Sandna-
ky refuaed to pass an ordinance clos
ing saloons on annday.
.Over 27,000 women manage tm
peranc in Philadelphia. A frext
aod good work ia being don.., . . '
Members of Congress general! ex
praas tuamaelTes a opposed to further
extension of tewing machine patents.
' Andy Johnson has expressed Llm
elf aa willing to go frooa Tennessee to
tbe U. 8 Senate, Hit chances are not
aUted.
Wbfn tbe Indian Appropriation
bill waa op in tbe House, on too 29th
uIL, Speaker Blaine called Mr. Raln
ey, of South Carolina, to tbe chair In
the Committee of the Whole. Tbi U
tbe first time la Vi history of tbe
gorernatnt that a colored man baa
ooecpled the eh air in tbs Eoaae of
BftpreceataXiTeaT ttlh a colored
man in tbe ehelr, a camber of white
taembert on the floor were (peaking
In favor efeirtt rlghta for the Indl
Rasb K. 81oone write Ufa friend in
in Sandusky City that be a about out
W money fg.re4.ioe4 to bis faat hun
dred -doiiara, -aaJ will have, to seek
aome employ men t to scot a living.
Tbe letter be authorises to 'be abowh
to citizens of Bandusky, and it is very
evident that be wants to create a sen
timent of .sympathy . that be may
compromise bis little affairs, and be
enabled to return to tbe land of bis
birth. It would be a good thing if be
did bajr) tf do a ttle labor for a liv
ing, but there is no danger, for be pot
money In bis purse and kept It there.
It was Horace Greeley who said :
"All Democrats are not horse thieves,
but all horse thieves are Democrats.
The Xdttrtifcr st week improves on
that idea, and aaid in substance that
all Democrats were anti-temperance
men. Bee its editorial article on tbe
Temperance tfovement. We cannot
agree with it in this wholesale charge
for we know a large number of Dem
ocrat in this city and in the country
who favor tbe Woman's Movement
and watch its efforts for good with
tbe greatest anxiety. As to its being
apolitical movement as charged
ths Advertiser, we are free to say it is
not. Tbe women make that pap
tremble.
. That never to be settled railroad,
ine Atlantic a ureat Western Is up
again. James MHenry is in New
York determined to get it, the road.
In shape to give it an inlet to that
city, and at tbe same time to relieve
the English bond-holders of their
anxiety In regard to it He says the ob
ject or nis visit at tms time is to ar
range certain matters in connection
WrthtkVErie and Atlantic k. Great
Western railroads, and if tbe Erie
does not lease the Atlantic Sc Great
Western, there are those who will.
He declines, however, to name the
parties ready to lease tbe road In case
Erie declines, but be is thought to be
looking in the direction of Mr. Van
derbilt and the New York Central In
terests.
The Columbus correspondent of tbe
Cincinnati Gazette, ssys: James G
Bull, Mayor of Columbus, has written
a letter to Mrs. Ddssellam. President
of ths Ladies' Temperanos League, re
questing ; the . ladles to desist from
holding prayer-meetings in the streets
or on the sidewalks, and saying the
Police commissioners seem to think
such meetings are a violation of tbe
city ordinance, this letter is written
In aooordanoe with the recent action
of tbe Commissioners. Mrs. Ddeaell
am seems to think, from bar remarks
made at lbs daily prayer meeting th
morning, that Mayor BuH, after en
couraging the ladies in the outset, has
now gooa back on them. Tbe April
election i tuddealy iron up in ths
worthy Mayor's miod the genial cur
rent of reform.
in Columbus, Saturday, a meeting
of tbe Agricultural College Trustees
was held. Ralph JLeete, of Ironton,
was chosen Chairman; Joseph Sulli.
rant, of Colnmbus, Secretary; and
Henry 8. Babbitt, : of Columbus,
Treasurer. Albert H. Tuttle, of Cleve
land, formerly connected with the
Pennsylvania Agricultural College
and. Harvard University, wrs ap
pointed Professor of Zoology. Messrs.
Leete aod Noble, were appointed
special ommittee on tbe Virginia
Military lands, and received author!
ty to compromise with the unauthor
ized settlers on these lande, so as to
avoid litigation, if possible. A reso
lution.1 Was .adopted, providing that
from this date all students at tbe col
lege shall have free tuition, and will
L. - f 1 A . - ...
ue required to pay nve dollars per
quarter' for , incidental expenses.
There are now fifty students at tbe
college.
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Among its answers to correspond-
ants, toe Toledo Blade has tbe follow
log. It is of Interest in thtse stirring
timet: t ; , ,
The payment of a tax or license to
tbe United State by .the person who
sens aiooboiloor mlt liquors.doet not
iu any way snieia or protect such per-
mu iruui muj penalty wnicn may
viumuon or a state law
Section IS of tbe United fttatea law
distinctly states that "the payment of
muj aimciu ui impaeea oy this act
sujui not os neia oc construed to ex
empt auy person carrying on any
trade, business or profession from any
penalty or punishment therefor pro
vided by the laws of any 8tate; nor
to authorise the commencement or
contlnuanoe of any such trade, busi
ness or profession, contrary to the laws
of any State, or In places prohibit
ed by municipal law; nor shall tbe
payment of any such tax. be held or
construed to prohibit or prevent any
State from placing a duty or Ux on
the same trade, business or profession
for State or other
is
oal
her
Public Debt Statement.
The following is a recapitulation of
the condition of tbe debt statement
lor tbe moo to ending April SO, 1874:
His percent. Bond t''M."?! ViO
-i per eent. n'. iujsCUjt
Total Coin fionda
Lawful Money Debt.
jaauir-fta ueDl
Legal Tender Note .
UerbOoatss at Deposit.
Fractional Currency..
. 14,878, 00
,1W,770
. 3B,71UM
Total wltbont Interest
Total Debt
Total Inleroi
Cash la Trsarary
Oofrener,
Special Lcdcmiu
dempUonot OrtlneateaofLte
poaua a provided by 1.-
- - 17.181,561
- sa.aM.ro2
51 ,890400
ra m Traaamy jr,u,oa6
" sua -"""'I Z,HUA,45l
m niiau 121 U(-
rCLXOKCY. .
rnneipal ooutandlnt : s dim u
lnierou, acuraed tmaaT
5,051,418
loiereal repaid b traaanorteuon
of mail, w. .. . ,
BaianoeeflntereM paid by"ula
tor
was
and
Public Debt Statement. [From the O. S. Journal.]
Gev. Allen and the Crusade.
"f9, m8"' tuar says
"Gid Bid Alien, of Ohio, is said U Le
tight by whiskey. Both injoE thl
system Weil, its none ol ' tl?
ticuiar business aoy way. Men eVnl
erally get tight 'cause iu pieaint.
tnd women mat tisht .-
We know we deserve whaling for
tbU pun, bat we don't mean anv
barm by it. '
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DECORATION DAY.
General Order from the Commander
of the G. A. R.
The following order relative to Decoration
Day will be of Interest to all :
HEADQUARTER's G. A. R.
ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
BOSTON. MASS., April 24.
General Orders, No. 18.
In accordance with tbe Roles and
Besrulatloua. tbe 80th dav of Mav will
be observed as Memorial Day by tbe
Grand Army of tbe Bepatlic, and the
customary honors will be paid to tbe
memory of our departed comrades, by
public services and by visiting and
decorating, so far as we are able to do
so, tbe graves where they lie.
In making arrangements for its ob
servance. Departments and Posts are
recommended to invite the co-operation
of comrades not members of the
Grand Army, the clergy, s,nd of all
who may feel interested in these mem
orial services. '
It is earnestly hoped that in those
places where there are no Posts, the
day may not be suffered to pass with
out suitable recognition, but that
friends and citizens will endeavor to
see that tbe graves of those who sleep
amoog them are sot left nnvisited.
By this simple act, we seem to estab
lish a communion among all who have
loved our brave while living and wno
honor them when dead, and we join
aKka with tbe solemn processions
which move with bar acts and music
from our crowded cities, or with- the
little family, which on some loos
farm, will, on that day, visit tbeniot
spot where rest tbe remains : oi: mm
who was once a beloved brother or
darling son. Together we inculcate
tbe lessons of that self-devotion by
which alone a nation can he saved ia
so terrible a crisis of IU fate as that
through which our own was called to
pass, and we bow our heads in gratir
tude to tbe Almighty for bis signal fa
vor in preserving oar Uovernment
from threatened destruction- and, to
gether, we re-dedicate ourselves to all
tbe duties of patriotism, that are still
Upon OS. .!.. e : -
. -IN or would we sees to nonor toe
memory of those alone whose graves
we are able to visit, but through thorn
to commemorate all that have passed
away, woo, in the boor of trial, ui-i
their duty faithfully. Our noble deed
are scattered far and wide, but wheth
er they lie on tbe land or in the. sea,
let all be united in our rememoranca,
wherever a single baud may strew
with flowers the last resting place of a
faithful comrade. By order of
CHARLES DEVENS, JR.,
Commanderin-Chief.
HENRY R. SIBLEY,
Adjutant General.
The License question Is attracting
considerable attention la this day of
tbe Woman's Temperance .Move
ment, and the Constitutional Conven
tion was looked to with, Interest "by
parties opposed to and in favor of li
cense. This is how the Convention
disposed of tbe question, and It means
but little either way : ' . .
At tbe time when tbe votes of tbe
electors shall be taken for tbe adop
tion or rejection of this Constitution,
there shall be separately submitted
to the electors, for adoption or rejec
tion, in tbe manner herein provided,
two alternative sections, as follows:
"Sec. . License to traffic in spirit
nous, vinous, or malt liquors, under
such regulations and limitations as
shall be prescribed by law, msy
granted, but this section shall pot
prevent the General Assembly, from
passing laws to restrict such traffic,
and to compensate the injuries re
sulting tberefrom. .
''Sac. No license to traffic in In
toxicatinc liquors shall hereafter
granted in this State; but the General
Assembly msy by law, restrain
prohibit such traffic, or may provide
against evils resulting tnereirom."
Tbe Cincinnati Commercial thus
views ths sur.jact:
This can . hardly be styled fair
submission of the question. It is oer
tainiy not what was desired by those
favoring license.
It delegates the entire affair to the
General Assembly and with such'
provisions that tbe licensed dealer
should tbe clause be ratified - and
license established by tbe Legislature
wonld be liable at tbe discretion
that body to suffer ail the tribulations
he now nouergoes. -The Adair uq
uor Law orsimilar enactments would
be of as much force under such a . on
stiUitional provision as at present.
and tne statute booKs do nut no
conta'n an enactment relating to the
liquor tramc wuicu such a license
would nullify.
me temper or tue uonventlon was
such, however, that this provision
was the nest that could be obtained.
and many delegates favoring license
and the submission or it squarely.
voted ror it as a aernier resort. . -
The First National Bank of Medina
suspended on Saturday morning. W
W. Pancoast, cashier, is reported
defaulter, but tbe amount is not
stated.
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Local Correspondence.
FLAT ROCK NEWS.
Last week a youug man by the
nace of George Burger, of Elkhart
Ind. stopped off at Bellevue, got on
regular drunk and raised a row gener
ally. In his drunken frenzy, in com
psny with several drunken roughs of
Bellevue, he came to Fist Rock, and
tbe crowd indulged in low, vulgar, and
obscene language. Barger flourished
loaded pistol, and actually fired it
off In a crowd. The company then
went to Frank Bill's saloon in South
Thompson, and there young Birger
again flourished his loaded pistol un
til the bystanders interfered. They
next went east about a mile and bru
tally beat a man and bis wife. Joe
Bradiger and another whose name I
have forgotten are under arrest:
young Barger made his escape. '
Our village Is beginning to bestir
red up on the subject of sidewalks. It
proposed to build plank walks on
both sides of Main street and along as
many other streets as may Le practi
cable. This is a step in the right di
rection, and would not only add to
the convenience of the people, but
would certainly add greatly to tbe
value of property.
Revs. Hankey and Longbrake have
gone to Circle ville, O. to attend the
Annual Conference of the Evangel!
Association. Father Hammer will
start on Wednesday evening.
J. D. WIU has rone to Kent, O.and
expects to spend the summer at that
plase working at painting.
Miss Sarah Stout is lying very low
with a complication of diseases, aud
many friends fear she will not re
Jacob Korner has been suffering
erysipelas in the face but is get
ting better. .
The report that the scarlet fever bad
broken out in the Orphan Aylnm is
not correct. There have not been any
cases of that disease at that place.
Last Saturdsy sonse one set fire to
Henry Engel's straw stack, which de-
troyed several rods of fence and some
cord wood. Woe unto the perpetra
If Henry finds him out !
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BLOOMVILLE NEWS.
In the midst of intense excitement
Bloom ville still lives.
On tbe 2Sth of April, Mr. Lindley
summoned before Esq. Hoesier to
answer to a charge of selling intoxi
eating liquor to one John Swope, i
minor. Tbe defendent pleaded not
guilty; whereupon tbe ease was ad
journed over till Monday, May 4th, 10
o'clock A. 1L, when the parties ap
peared pursuant to adjournment,
tbe ease wat dismissed on
grounds of irregularity. Mr.
was again summoned forth
with tj appear to a charge very near
tbe same as the first, and toe par
ties ail the same. Miss Florence and
Nettie Cronlse, of Tiffin, and. J R.
Wilson, of Bloomville, appeared for
plaintiff, and A. Lsndon of Tiffin,
we aeienuant. i
The Esquire's office not being lanre
enough tbe trial was held in the Town
Hall. Tbe case proceeded to trial.
Defendant pleaded not gnilty. John
Swope was called in behalf of State or
plaintiff, aud testified that (he.
Swope, Lehman ant Siple, went into
for
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tbe saloon of Lindley, on or about the
loth of February, 1874, and Lehman
boug bt three glasses of beer, and he,
Lehman and Siple drank It. Sip!
then called for three glasses of beer,
and it was drank by tbe same parry,
and Swope followed wfth three which
were drank by.ibem.. Mr. Landon,
defendant's Attorney, tried to have
John say differently on cross exam in
tion, but hs still persisted. In saying
that be drank the beer. Lehman's
testimony wss ths same as Swope s,
and the case of tbe plaintiff was rest
ed. Mr. Landon then made motion
to have the case dismissed,, on,, the
grounds of IbeBtate failing to make
any case, which was not allowed. Tbe
defence called three witnesses, John
Swope, B. SplUer and. Mr. Lindley.
John Swop: testified that be did
drink tbe ber at Lindley's, as he sta
ed Iu his first "examination, ' but
thought that B. Spltier dealt it out to
him. B.8pitler testified tfeat be was
not within five miles of Lindley's at
tbe time. Mr. Lindley testifies , that
be did sell John Swop beer, -Lot on
tbe 23d of February Instead of on or
about the 15th. .
Heratbe'cus tested., jMiM. Florence
Croaissaad tas Uw,aod re-brsed the
evidenM In very brief and pointed
manner and lor such a 'good, , easy.
graceful .matvaer Uuii told for. her
case. i Mr. Landon foUowsd In behalf
of tbe defence and certiloly tried to
do all In bis pgwsr for bis client, nd
was listened to frith attention, After
which J. ft. Wilson closed .ths argu
ment With a good spicy speech. The
decision of Justice Hcsaler; after a few
moments thought, waa as follows:
"I suppose, gentlemen, i you are
waiting my decision, and now," with
out any reference to ' temperance or
anU-temperaoc, w find Mr; Lindley
guilty of selling In violation f law.'
' Tbe citizens of the vKlage met at tbe
school house on Thursday evening of
last week, to mske arrangements .for
building a new school boos.'' A com
mittee was appointed to go to Tiffin
and examine' some of the school build,
ings, ' to see what plans could be pro
sed ted, and what could be teamed as
to price and stylei ":'r ;,; : ,. ' :
Oa Mocdsy evening aaotper .meet
ing waa hehL at the schoql -house,
wba tbe qoestiso of Special -dis
trict was dlsecssed,' and a vote taken,
Which Was fa vorable. ,; The djstrict Is
to extend on mile east, one-half mil
soatbv one mile west, and -one-half
mile north from tbe center of Bloom
ville. " Messrs JS. J., Turner ' and R.
Le wr appointed to. examine, the
law In reference to tbo legality of tbe
proceedings. Messrs. H. Sberer, J.
A. West and Jas. Hot were' appoint
ed as a Committee to take tho census
of the proposed special district.
' Ladles ars still at work and orderly,
' Mr. Jacob Ebbert stopped at the Bliss
House, Saturday evening, on bis way
to Buljo, where be gave a good and
well received talk to tbe members of
Lykens Lodge, No. 506, L O. O. F.
' Markets unchanged from last week.
BLOOMVILLE NEWS. BAKER.
BLOOMVILLE NEWS. BAKER. MARRIED.
TBCM ArT-HBDE!rHKLM Mav S. 1874.
at tne rtaideaee ot and. by laalel Dildlna,
j. r. nr. jodd w. xrnman ana neoeoca Xj,
Saedennelm, both of Pleasant townablp.
BALDWIN-WATSOW-April , 1871. at
tbereMdenceofTbo. W. Wataon. hv Her.
J. T. Potl-Mfc, Mr. CDartaa W. Baldwin and
Miaa Aniiia Wataon, botu orthiecity..
May the onion be a Joyoos one, a It ser
talnly will be, and the Oat traits answer to
tbs last syllable of .tbe Dual ths lady, baa
discarded. - , . .-.
DIED.
RUSSELL In Clyde. April II. 1871.
at mi
o'cloek P. M., of bilious pneomonia, Will
iam M. Rneaeli, aged TO years, S months and
Tus deceased was bora in Ontario county,
xewYsrk.ln August. IK8, and lived there
until be reached manhood, having lost his
father at the age of eleven years, and then
being bound to a farmer nntil of age,
When he had reached man's estate ha re-
oelved a Bible and S101 with which to com
mon oe the world. He Immediately emigrated
to York townshlp3andnsky eoanty,Aad set
tled on a farm In bSSl. He was snoeeMlnl as
farmer and held tbe office of J asUoe-of- Uis-
Peace for three terms, and In l&U . was elect
ed Probate Jadge of the eoanty. At the
of bis term of office., lie moved-U
Clyde, where he was , engaged in business
nntil his death. ......
Jndge Russell was married twice daring
bis life, having sight children by bis first
wife, six of whom are living ; and Jl vs by
the second, all of whom are Uvng. Ms was
kind and affectionate father and loving
husband, fie thus leaves a widow sad elev
en children to moura his loas.
He waa a charter member of MonUcello
Lodge, No. 2L F. A. M, and Morton
Council, No. 38, R, 8. Master; aod a member
DeMolay Commandery, No. No. S, K. T,
Tiffin, Ohio, and at ths Ume of his death was
member in good standing in ail of them.
His funeral was held under the auspices af
DeMolay Commandery, Friday, May 1, and
was largely attended,. The services were
very impressive.
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COMMERCIAL.
TIFFIN MARKETS.
TIFFIN MARKETS. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY BUSINESS MEN.
Apples, dried, per t
APPLB8, green
Beeswax
Ooas MEAL, per lb.
boos, per aos .
sa there, live gese
FtODB, per barrel .....
Hoacr .
Bit, per ton
-.auHO
...... S5to7S
,lwll sc
RiDk.8, dry
HiDE-t, trimmed.
Hj dsj, antrlnuned.
La id
Osiows -
HTATOK
. io oa to 20 co
79 S
MlDDLaHOS
Salt, coarse rook, per bol
StLT.eosimoa, per bbl
Salt, fine table, per sack.
SHEEP PELTS.
-1 e0
a CO91 1
3 00
J 26
Csur skies, pert).
TALLOW
. tu to
, i to 1 00
BaoBTS, per
witu ume, per toi
Wkits Lime, per busn.
MEATS - - -Erxr.
front
Beep, hind i' ,
HUB.
. 1 oo
. 2 40
SO
Smodldxks.
Bacok .
poultry-
chickens , per lbk
ToBKsrs, perB) .
UDCU .
. 8310
,
. 638
Geehb, each.
&RAIN
Bablxt..
Cloves bssu.pei bush.
uobm.
Flax Sees.
Oats,
Rye ...
Timothy Seed.
Wheat, red,.
- . wmie
Hogs, Uve
1 SO
4X
JUS
dressed.
2 2"S2 50
. 1 :n l 85
1 4441 v
4 i
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New YoJtx. May 4. Beeves Receipts
yesterday and to-day 4M head snaking tbe
total 8880 head for ths week, against 8450
herd last week. The quality was fair, rang
cum room to prima. Ths market
strong and active at an advance for the
week 0 to a. Excepting ears of Tex
an. wbicu sold at acaad2. can of Ca
bulls at 4c, live weight, the range was
to 13e and ths balk of tbe sales at 11 to
lUic
Sheep aod UmbsFreah receipts UOO
head making 10,480 for tba week, against
1S.7M last week. The supply was inaoffi-
cleat for ths pressing wants of batchers
The market was very arm at ths big bast
mark of tbs year. Bales of common to good
minora sheep at 834 to gc; caramon to
prims clipped atH totl je. The sales in
clude 8 cars.
liogs Receipts yesterday and to-day 17,980
head, making 41,750' head for ths week;
against 42,476 last week. None offered ail ve,
dressed are fairly - steady at Satnrday's
prices, or 7c luriii weights.
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Buffalo -May 6. Cattle Receipts, 2,400;
total Sir the week, S,r20. Markets opened
alow, owners asking e advance for all
grades, and buyers offering last week's ra'es
heavy stock and paying He advance on
medium and ' stock era. 'Eastern bay en
holding on 1b anticipation of a decline ob
nnt of heavy receipts. Martlnm sad
butchers' stock In good Asm and and scarce
Sales of 100 Illinois steers tI o 1333 lbs at
tSTatof JS;S4Miasourtsts.lJ lbs, 3C23;
Kansas steers 1,112 lbs, at &S(L . -
Bhsep Lambs Kecelpu, 100; total Jor
week 500. 'Market aetlvs aadKe ad-
vanes over last wwek prlees ; clipped absep
MSOtOiSO; wooled,W0toS 7. Hogs Rs-
eeipta, L 300 ; total per wiek. U marked
lifeless ; Yorkers, $3 35 f2 75, heavy hogs.
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New Advertisements.
S.B.WOOD,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
23 SUMMIT STREET,
Toledo, - - - - Ohio
Suipments promptly by Bail or Wster.
M. Merrill U traveling agent for this aeo-
uon.
D.
I have added aome One specimens to my
apietHUd eeuemoa ot
C JBCIIOM O S.
all and tee them.
HT use or
Fancy Walnut Goods
la complete, lnclodlog a One line or
VOOT RVjTA. WALL POCKETS, SLIP
PER CAHE3, MATCH SAFES, BMOK.
, ixa SETS, SIDE and CORKER
,J - BRACKETS, ETC., ETC
Spring ! hers and now is the time to re
orsaobEe Sandal Setaools in the Country
Chnrehea and ret ornlata them with
NEW LIBRARIES
Singing Books.
Gixe me a Call.
, ( ' ' ' A Full Stock of
School Books.
Family Bibles, etc.
Os fcaD4 at all tii
-': Mjr Stock of-- .
Picture r.Toufding
! larve from which' 1 mao a radars Frames
- ' of all kind to order. Kriog in your
it. ".Plelares.
' iswi am Agent tax Maaon ft Hamlin'
Splendid Line of ORGAN 3, which I
. '; i aell Low tor Cash or Bent and ap
. ', ply ths rent on ths payment
of the OBOAJT if desired.
Store on WathingtoriJStrett, opposite
Court Mouse, lljjin, Ufita.
AprllT,,74-B&- - CEO.B.HTJSS.
Administrator's Sate
Seal Estate.
of
VJC PTJRSuAITCE cf an order made by tbe
A. Frotiate Uonrt or Seneca coo my, UDio,
win offer tor aale at nubile auction, on Sat
urday, tbe 20th day of June, A J., ltfTl, at
one o'clock in tne aiternoon. soon tne
piemtsea herein described, tbe following
laoda and tenement situated in tba county
or seneca, and in tne mate oi umo,
to-wHt -Part of tne south part
the i east hail of - tbe north-east quar
ter of section twenty one. izn in Town
bin two. Cft north in ranee sixteen
(16) eommenclBg for the same on the south
side of South street, la tbe town or RepnbUc.
at the north-west corner of a lot of land
eonTeved by Peter Urorer by deed, dated.
JtinettilSts, thence sooth of Graver's west
line to Evan Doraey's out-lot, thence west
forty-five 4&) feet, thence north to Sontfi
street, tbenoe east on tbe south line
of South street, forty-live (45) leet to tbe
place of beginning, containing one-half
acre, mors ox leas. Also In-lots number
eevantv-nve. (75) aeventvlx. I76ifortv-four.
(44) one hundred and twenty-five. (125) and
eoehtindred and twenty-six, (126) In tbe
town of Republic. Also ln-lot, number
one bandreu and seventy-eight, (178) In tbe
town oi KfcpUDiic leas iony-tnree (43) leet
ob tne east end. Aisotaewest bail or toe
westibalf of in-kt number one hundred
and and forty-two. (142j In tbs town of Re-
puouc Also tne west one intra nan ot
eaon ue miowine : u-wii in ine town
of Repcbuo, numbered two hundred and
11 fly. (2au two hundred and flrty-one
(251) aud ' two hundred and fifty-two
(331). Also tbs west half of tbe west
half of out-lot foor, (4) range four, (4) in tbe
town or Kepuouc, containing one-rourth (H)
acre oi tana.
Terms af Hale: One-third cash, one-third
la one year, and one-third in two years from
tbe day of sale, with interest. Tbe deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage upon
tbe premises nkL A.BKAM BROWN.
Executor or tba last wlii and testament of
Daniel urown. deceased.
a. E. 8kky, Attorney.
May 7, T4-n41-4U
SUHD1T-SCH0QL BOOKS
We have over 80,00 volumes of Snaday
school Books from which to select Sunday.
scbool Libraries, made up of careful selec
tions from the books of ths various Relig
ious Publishing Societies, and from the best
books of individual publishers. We are de
termined that this department of our busi
ness shall be complete, by having in stock
all the new and fresh issues, ctref ally select
ed and suitable to be In the Babbarh-school
library. Parents and Sunday-school of
ficers can not be too careful In what they
put oeiore weir couaran, .
, ; Oar Aim.
.1st. To avoid TRASHY BookK.
2d. ttetNEWand FRESH BOOKS M
stantly.
tl. Keep ud ths okler valuable books.
4th. To turn inn tbe best varlelv ot lioon
Bunuay ocnoui soou in unio.
Sendor our Economical Flan of Se
lecting munaai school Jjtorartes,
, . and see how it works.
Cut A hog A Fai.u.0., March 15, 1873
"Inclosed nlease find 175.000. draft on nrw
York, for the Sunday-Scnool Books. Allow
mm to express to yen are thanks for your
promptne In replylngno our order, and
our entire satisfaction with the style of the
books. You have fulfilled tbe promise in
your prmiea circular, 10 seep out Traaiiy
Books. Your selection was Indorsed by our
a. .
B. H. V. DAHKEK.
- .Pastor OoocTasatlonal Church.
ESGIUM, CLARKE & CO.
' Northern Ohio 8. 8. Depository,
217 SUPESIOB ST..
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Bojd : & Uldgclj's
. NON-BOARD
INSURANCE AGEXCT.
STATE OF OHIO, ")
- . Iitsvbsjice Department, V
COLUSMUa, O, February 18, 1S74. I
Wuebeas, The Clay Fire and Marine In
surance impany, located at Newport, in
tbe Slate of Kentucky, has filed In this of
fice a sworn statement, by tbe proper
oifleers thereof, showing its condition, and
business, and has complied, In all respects,
with the laws of this Slate, relating to Fire
insurance vuiupanies wcorporaiou by Oln-
States or the United Slates.
Now, therefore. In pursuance ol law, I,
William F. Church, Superintendent of In
surance of tbe State of Ohio, do hereby cer
tify that said Company Is authorized to
transact its appropriate business of lre In
surance in this State, iu accordance with
law, daring tbe current year. Tbe condi
tion ana business 01 said company at the
uHte 01 suca sutiienirafc luecemDer 31, 187J)
IM .uuwn mm iuuuvk
A resale amount ol available sa
ne ta 130183 90
(except capital), including re-ia-
nrnr
Net
103.S83 S
'U a7. 1 09 64
Amount or actual paid-op capital. 2UU.C00 00
Snrplua 74110 frl
Amount or Income fot the preced
ing year in cash 200,6CT S
Amount of expenditures for the
preceding year in cash 137,602 52
in witness whereof. I have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the seal or my
office to be affixed, tne day and year above
written.
W.F. CHURCH.
SuDerintendent-
BOYP st RIDQLEY. Agents at Tiffin, Ohio.
FIIIIX1HBG0.
Hartford, Conn.
i STATE OK OHIO, )
IXStTBAHCE DePABTMEKT, V
Columbus, Jan. 13, 7lJ
WHEREAS, the PHCENIX Insurance
Com Dan v. located at Hartford. In the
State ol Connecticut, has filed In this office
sworn statement, by tbe proper Officers
thereof, showing its condition and business,
and has compiled in all respects, with tbe
laws of tnis State, rets tins to Fire Insurance
voiupames.
r ow, 'l bererore, in pursuance of law. I
William r.cnurcb. Superintendent of Ii
surance of tbe State ot Ohio, do hereby
certify, that aaid Company Is authorised to
transact Its appropriate business of Fire In
surance in ibis State, In accordance with
uw unui toe ami oar 01 January. A. 11.
187a. Tbe condition and business of said
Company at the date of arch Statement (Dec
18.3, Is shown as follows:
Amount of actual paid up Capital t 600,000 00
AKKregaia Amouni 01 available
Assets I.S78A13 77
Anregate amount of Llablllles,
(except Capital,) including Re
lnsuranoe.. 92SJS12 79
Amount of I aeome for tbe preced
ing year, in cash 1,813,222 87
Amount of Expenditures for the
f receding year in cash IJCAJZl SO
n Witness Whereof. I have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the Seal or my
Office to be affixed, the day and year above
written.
W. F. CHURCH, Superintendent.
Busnf x ss is 01110 fob 1873;
Amount Insured IUJKI.4S7 00
... ,. .. 201,096 S!
113.8U6 07
H. BYEBS, AGENT AT TIFFIN, OHIO.
Office over Nellgh's Clothing Stole.
Premiums Received
Paid
IA 1MEEC0.
Hartford, Conn.
STATE OF OHIO, )
IascBAMCB Depaktm est,
Colcmbus. Jan. 2u, H )
WHEREAS, the ATT NX INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford, in tbe
State of Connecticut, has filed in this office
sworn Statement, by tbe proper officers
thereof, showing its condition and business
and has oomnlied in all respecta with tbe
laws of t bis State, re latins to Fire Insurance
Com panies. Incorporated by other States of
Unltod States.
Now, therefore . In pursuance of law, I.
WILLIAM F. CHURCH, Superintendent of
insurance 01 tne a te 01 unio, oo nereov
certify that aaid Company ia authorised to
transact its appropriate boainesa of FIRE
INSURANCE in this State, In accordance
with law during tbe current year. The
condition and business of said Company
tbe date ot such statement (December
(1st, 1S73), Is shown ac follows:
Amount ot actual paid np capi
tal $3,00(LOO0 00
Aggregate amount of available
Aaseta. StSDS 03
Aggregate amount of Liabilities,
(except capiuufe utciuaiug rein
surance 1354.015 84
Amount of income for the preeed
inc veer In cash 4.(50317 18
Amoantof Expenditures for tbe
f receding year in caaa.- . 4iu3l 7a
n witness whereof. I have 1-ereunto sub
scribed mv nsme. and caused the Seal of m v
office to be affixed, the day and year above
written.
W. r. CHURCH, Superintendent.
A.H. ITXZS, iceit atTirril, 0EI9.
Office over Neligh . Clothing Store.
8TINCHCOMB, Agent si Green 8pring
J. C. WILKINSON, Agent, Foatoria.
W-shimoton,
Lots for Sale
Out Lots yos. 10 and 11
IN BLOCK "Z,"
Ib the Sub-division of Hedges' Estate, ad
joining tbe city on the west. No. is
tains 2 s-h seres. No. 11. t 4-IO)
Tbey are bounded on the north atda by Per
ry street Extension, so that It will be avail
able soon as town iocs, asm.
Two Hots
Of SO feet front on Market street, running
D4cz ibu reel. eptenuia oaiiaing lots ana
juh ouLuue toe corporaiion unc
N. N. SPIELMAN,
May 4, 1871-31-21-tf
HARXISOS BOBLB. SBLSOS B. LOTBS
XOBIJC st LUTES.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Tiffin, O, Office
in Noble's Block, over Col. Bowman's
crockery store, opposite National Block.
May 7,"74-n31-ly.
Administrator's ITotlce,
Notice is hereby given that tbe undersign
ed has been appointed Administrator of tbe
estate of reaenea nouopwr, uue 01 Bes
eem County, Ohio, deceased.
SILAS T.HOLLOPETER, "
Administrator
April 3d, lS7t-30-3t
Dissolution Xotice.
The partnership beretofors eklstlnc be
tween A. H. Byws and John wyna la this
dar diatolved by mutual consent.
All outstanding aceaunta will be settled at
tbe office of tbe late firm by John Uwyaa.
April M i
R e lsoital;
V Mrs. L.S. Gibson
Hat removed her Stock of -"
Millinery and Fancy Goods
To her New Boom
No. 25 JIadLson St,
And baa a fine Stoelt of SPRING GOODS te
wbicb sbs calls tne attention of tbe ladiai
of Tiffin and eeneca county; also to her fie
Btock of Bonnets, Embroidery, Flowers,
Dress Trimmings, and everything. In Sr
una. (Jan ana see.
Salt, Fish, Water Lime,
In fact, everything ttiat yon want can be
round at M. i. K.1UCHN ER'S. -
Removal.
On the 20th of April, 1S74,
Peter Grammes
Will Remove hU Eske-y and Restaurant to
Rust's New Block,
Where he will remain nntil his new build
ing is completed.
He invites all his friends In city and coon
try to oear law in minu.
28-31-tf
AGENTS WANTED!
OCCUPATION
IN A NOBLE WORK. THE "
Com'mentarj on the Scriptures
' A If 1
HISTORY CF THE BIBLE
Bet with tbe POLYGLOT BIBLE. IS certain
ly the best aid ever offered to all classes of
minds, even tbe child, and lnuuel, for. the
study of God's word.
Being UN8ECTAR1 AN, It gives the Agent
to ail rroteeuuiia.
Tbe Immense sales make it a Drofi table
DUHineas.
Persons winning employment can apply
to ubu. ucnraibH,
Gen 'I AgU for Northwestern Ohio.
Booth west Corner of Market and Jefferson
Streets, Tiffin, Ohio. 20-31-U
EVERYBODY
Is invited to visit 8T. JOHN'S Beautiful
NewDKCGand FANCY STORE which is
now being filled with NEW GOODS.
Fancy Goods,
NOTIONS,
KTlIHCOIDEItlES ETC.
Arnold & Stover.
IN WI3LER"8 ROOM. AT THE SIGN OF
THE BIG YANK-EE,
Have an entirely new stock of
Ribbons, Hamburgh Edg
ings, Ruches, Ties,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, LINEN COLLARS,
CUFFS and HANDKERCHIEFS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ETC ETC.
Tbcv were boueht for CASH and will be
soia tow lor tne same article.
atS-The CbeaDest Stock of JEWELRY In
me city, s-4i-u
NEW
I
Third Story Loomis' Block,
(Over IL A. Bosklrk A Son's Grocery 8tore,)
TIFFEf, OHIO.
CORE & FREES
PROPEIETORS.
Having opened s New Photograph Gallery
1 the rooms lately occupied rv Tunison A
an, we are prepared to do all kinds of wo
in our line, in a neat and satisfactory man
ner, and on snort notice. BDeclsl attention
given 10 tbe copying of old pictures and sat-
uuacuon warranted.
A NEW FEATURE !
We have Durehased a Burnlaher. and bv
meansof wbich Photographs are t&ade to
look richer and much mora life-like.
Our terms are reasonable and we shall en
deavor to merit whatever patronage is ex
tended to us oy tne puoiic
1 KememDer ine Place, in jxwmis'
Block, Third Story, Washington street. Tif
fin. O. CORE A FREES.
NOTICE!
U. S. Internal Reyenue
SPECIAL TAXES,
MAY 1, 1874 TO APRIL 30:1875.
The LAW of December 21. 1 172. reauires
every person engsged in any business, svo
eation, or employment which renders him
name to sartitiAL XA.jk,se rrweatre aasi
riaeo ?aeBlew.e)Mly tat Bis Ewtak-
liahBBesit Ptaiee mf Bststsieaa, a Stamp
aenoung tae payment ot satu Bpectai l&x
ror tbe special lax year beginning May 1st,
1X74, before eommenelns or continuing
business after April SU, ltct.
Tbe TAXES embraced within the provis
ions or the law above quoted are the Fol
lowing :
1200 00
Heaters, retail liquor-
Dealers, wholesale liquor
Dealer In malt liquors, wholesale
Dealers In malt liquors, retail
Dealers in leal looacco-
Retail dealers in leaf totaoeo
And on sales of over iluo, aO cents
for everv dollar in exoeaa of lUwu,
Dealers in manufactured tobacco .
y,lltllU'llip.rA.IIH.
And for each still manufactured .
And for each worm manufactured.
Manufacturers of t-
Man uf acturera of cigars
Peddlers of tobacco, first class (mora
than two "")
Peddlers ot tobacco, second class (two
bow) ,, ,
Peddlers ot tobacco, third class (one
norae;
26 Ml
1U0 00
SO 00
2D 00
25 UI
M 00
Peddlers or tobacco, fourth class
foot or public eonveyajee
Brewers ol less than alio barrels
Brewers of jou barrels or more
(oa
5 00
MOi
J 00
20 00
M 00
lOSft
SO 00
00
15 00
10 09
50 00
. 100 CO
Any person, so liable, who shall rail to
comply with the foregoing requirement
will be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the
Special Taxea named above must apply to
CLARK CENTER, Co ilea tor of Internal
Revenue at Sandusky, Ohio, and pay lor
procure the Special Tax Stamp or
Htampsthey need, prior to May L, 1871, and
wlUmat fartfce-r tie.
J. W. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Bevtnne.
Ow icb or I.ttsbssi. Rbvbvti,
D. C, Feb, 16, 1874. f
21Mt - i
ia
all
of
as
EJi Ad WIS,
Having
fully determined to close business in L003ilS'
ST0XE BUILDIXC, will commence his
GEEAT SALE OF
EP im CSdDOB
ON
Tuesday
, May 12, 1874,
And Continue until all are sold.
, Now, I hare no high sounding bugle note to blow, bat mean aim
ply to state plain facts in calling the attention of the Public to tbe
Very Large, New and Elegant Stock
now put on sale.
'. The following Plan trill be adopted and stnctl adhered to :
The Goods will be arranged into JOB " LOTS as the sale progresses.
,The Great JOB. SALE of RIBBONS at 25 cts. a yard all widths
and colors will be continued. 1.000 new Pieces, mostly GBOS
GRAINED and SASH, will be opened on TUESDAY, and undoubtedly
tne greatest bargains eTer before in tuis country.
Real LACES! such as POINT, POINT APPLIQUE and real
liiA(JK XMiiEAI) will be sold at exactly HALF price.
: -All beet mates of yard-wide BLEACHED MUSLINS worth 15 to 18
cents, will be arranged into JOB LOTS and sold at 12 1-2 cts. which is
less than the cost of manufacture. Medium qualities of iiLhALUhD
MUSLINS, worth everywhere 12 1-2 cts., we will sell for 10 etc., and
tbe more common qualities at b to 8 cts. LJNBLJiAUilKJJ MUSLLNS
will be arranged in the same way and the Fine and Heaty qualities,
worth VI 1-Z cts, will be sold at 10 cts. andLLSS.
PRINTS will range from 6 to 10 cts. as to quality.
And from all other Goods, until farther notice or until arranged into
JOB LOTS, a DISCOUNT of TEN PER CENT, from the lowesf
prices now prevailing will be made for cash on all sums of $1.00 and
upward, which means ten cenlt saved on every dollar an item certainly
worth considering.
This Large Discount is especially noticeable on CARPETS and OIL
CLOTHS, of which the assortment is good.
Probably, nerer before, in this city, was there such an opportunity to
buy Goods at Retail, including a new stock of $12,000, just received,
at less than Wholesale Prices. On everything wt promise that Prices
shall be attractive.
The best assortment of GUTNET BLACK SILKS, Cashmere finish, in
the city, will be included in the above sale, all NEW. Also, a fall line
of DRESS GOODS, including the best makes of BLACK ALPACAS
The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT consists of much the Finest and
Largest Stock we have ever before had on exhibition.
In NOTIONS, the stock never was better. All STORE FIXTURES
are for sale.
The Public have my thanks for their liberal patronage in past years.
27. A. BOTER.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
First Grand Opening, May 1st, at
MISS EY1 AUGSPERGER'S 1HD MRS.PH.SHfDER'S,
' OUST EAST IVT A TgTTT73? STREET,
OF A SW AND ELEGANT ABSORTJf ENT OP
FRENCH AID AMERICAN MILLINERY M FANCY GOODS
ComprtsiDC all
wi
tha lalMt nonltias in I.ADIE3' BONNETS. HATS. STRAW GOODS
FLOwEKtt. ORNAMENTS. L.ACEH. RUCHE4. &&. A fall linaorCORU, K1XJK AMI
TRIMMING RIBBONS at Lowest Prices. Ia fact, we keep a complete line of Millinery
andraney uooaa oi every description. uuisukxoi
.SexszrLAi3.rtvJS Berlin Zopliyrs,
So favorably known to be the best in the market, consists of all eolsrs and thaJes which
kfflllanf Hll.hl. nnltnrm. AIM a vrMt vnrlpfv of 1DTTOS AND LIN.
CANVAisrt, WAFFLE, WHITE JAVA, and In Colors. KMBKOIDKRIE3, LOSS, CHE
NILLE, STAMPED UOODM, An. H lamping done to order.
We extend a kind invitation to call and examine onr Stock and kindly solicit a
share of this patronage. hYAALOsi-iuuLft,
O I 4 -ln AssOt A aaa a as.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
ftnnri muhlnra haa hMama lust a essential to work performed by the
btdiea as the Mower and Reaper to lessen the labor of tbe strong, hearty far
mer, or the numerous other labor-saving machinery to facilitate tbe labors
of mechanics and farmers.
Tt ia an nM aavinv that "Woman's work is never done" until death- but
ercry considerate husband will make it light as possible by purchasing a
GROVER
SEWING
& BAKER
MACHINE,
Of wbich two kinds are manufactured
THE 1MPRQYED LOCK STITCH and THE ELASTIC 'STITCH
With thoaa Manhlnea. everv imaeinable variety of work can be done.and
as tl. Machines are ainiDlv constructed and not liable to get out of 'order, it
will be seen that.tbey are tbe CHEAPEST in tbe market.
OXlHTIFIOATZilS
W. tha andenlened. bavins pare based
the U rover St Baker Bewing Machines for
ass in our families, take pleasara la saying
that they are excellent machines; having
nsnd them from six to thirteen rears, doing
ail kinds of work, on all kinds of good.
perfectly ana wlin ease, anu way conunue
to work well.
JAMES REED, Attica, N years.
. M as. A. C. BAKEK, Seed f p.,13 yrs.
Mrs. D. BROWN, Republic, 12 yrs.
OEO. NAUMAN. West Lodlyra.
Mrs. Da. GIBSON, Tiffln, M years.
GEO. UALLUP, TUSn, 10 yaara.
We hereby certify thalfwebave purchased
nl ara nslna the GroverABsker No,
Shuttle or Lock Btltch Hewing Machine in
onr families, and take pleasure in recom
mending them to any one wanting a good
durable machine. They do all kinds of
work in tbs very best manner, and are
easily operated.
KXV. zjm, r mons, uuiu.
JACOB RAYMOND, Reed town. Ohio.
W. H. BTEWABT. Tlrtln. O.
ELI D. KAGY, Tiffin. Ohio.
GEO. HUMAN, Tiffin, O.
O. E. BANHOM, Havens, Ohio.
WESLEY HATTON. West LodI, Ohio.
A. blMPSON. Foatoria. Ohio.
Mas. Da. STOVER, TiAn.O.
Maa.CN. LOCKE. Tiffin. Ohio.
Mas. D. J. NEIKIRST, West IxmII .Ohio.
Mas. E. T. 8TICKNE Y, Repoblle. O.
MnH.B. RAREST RAW. Reed to wp. O.
Kir. G. W. COLLIEH, Pistor Methodist
Knlicnaal Church. 1 lain. O.
JA& WILLIAMS, Llie.ly Tp. Crawford
eonntv. Ohio.
THOrt. WILLIAMS, UbertT Tp Craw
ford Co., O.
LEWIS KT7HN, Bneyrns. O.
MARGARET WILLIAMS, Bacyruf. O.
MAUGIE WINTERS,
MARIA YOUNG MAN,
G. W. HALDERMAW. "
KEY. P. HO WENUTINE,
Call at No. 2 Eeney's Block, Tiffin, Ohio.
J C. PECK, Manager.
For Sale.
A GOOD
Brick House & Z acrss of Land, !
Excellent Ban. Bagy Shed, lee House, and
necessary ottt-toalidlngs. There ia. also,
kinds of Fruit, good Garden, and every
thine Is in flreKlasa order.
bs soldon reaaonabla terms, U disposed
soon. Can at tne , .
llWCUi'I War a awa.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar,
And everything in the Grocery line as cheap
the cheapest, at Klrchner's Old Uiocery
Corner.
Proposals for BaUdingSe w
School Houses.
uti Pmnrmli will he received by tbe
Clerk of Adams Township nntil th second
Saturday in June, (being the h.) at 12
o'cloek M- ior tneereeiionoi i wuoowu
HOUSES, flans and .pacification, can be
seen at the residence of tha undarslgned at
any Ume. . .
By Order oi uoaraoi taucauon.
JOHN 8. MYERS,
March 23-2S-S1 Township Clerk.
BRUSHES
Of every description at BT. JOHN'S new
Drag and Fancy Store.
Meat Market
KRAMER & AXDRE
Have Re-fltted their Stalls In tbe
&XAXl.ot House
And will famish tbe best quality of
EVERY KIND OF
FBESH & SALTED I.1E1TS.
VEverything kept scrnpalously clean
and fall wc'gbts given.
Hicbest price paid for FAT Cattle, Sheep,
Calves, Ac.
29-31-LV
Administrator's Notice.
The undersigned haa been duly appointed
and auollAed as Admlnlotrator d iwau aoa
of tbe Estate of Thomas Smith, late of Sene
ca county, unto, oeeeanea.
UEO.GANGLCFF,
A prlUl, 1871-28-31'
Some people have an idea that Novelties
are, as a general thing, very expensive. Ad
mitting this to be true in some things, in oth
ers it is just the opposite. Prom the ' "Cheap
Cash Store" we quote the following Prices in
NOTIONS :
Beautiful Round Tidies at
Square -.. -
Ladies' Ribbed Hose ".
4 Plain . -...
."Vo. 1C Ribbons in all Colors at
Ladies' Hem-Stitcned Handkerchiefs at
Elegant Embroideries at 15 to 20 cents.
Real Lace Edges at -
CO Cents.
73
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Please call and see if the above quotations are
correct. NICOLAI & HOLDERMAN.
Has Remoreil her Stock of
Millinery, Fancy Goods and Motions
To the Splendid Xew Room recently finished by Adam Warner,
Ou the SAlfE SIDE OF THE 8TREET as her preseat location, three doors WEST of the Tribune OlHee, where
she will be prepared to io a more extensive business than ever before.
The services of a GERMAN CLERK have beea secured, who will at all times be on hand to attend to cuatoai
ers who prefer to use t bat language. -
She will keep in Stock a LARGE VARIETY OF OOOD3 in her line.togetlier with PATTERX3 OF EVERY
STYLE.
She will give Particular Attention to DRESS and CLOAK M AKINU.as she has anperlor facilities and employs
the beat talent in tbat Department.
MOURNING GOODS. For the convenience of such as do not wear mourning, she will furnish for Funeral
Occasions, Mourning Collars, Bonnets, Hats, Veils, Gloves, Tarlatan Ssshes, ('rapes, etc., at reasonable priee for
temporary use.
I. C. Allen.
smsei-fi3rJiOA
YT
9
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Successors to IT. K. IlersJiiser (Old Corner Drug Store,)
.Our Stock is now Complete with DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE
STUFFS, PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES.PER
FUMERIES, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS, Etc., Etc., and we
would inform the Trade that the Parity of all our Goods is
Strictly Guaranteed and at prices as LOW as offered by any
Drug House west of New York. Oiders by mail promptly
attended to.
Here We Come With an
AVALANCHE OF
10
tmmr
and
Every Department is Full of
COD
it NEW GOODS JUST B
GHT
a t
PRICES BASED ON GOLD at PAE
Our "XimWe Sixpence" Style of sellin? carries
PRICES AAV AY D0W Call soon for Bargains.
F. K. SHAWHAH.
ALHAMBRA DINING
ROOMS.
F. A. AMENDE
Has met with splendid aaccem, and; will
eoDtinne to strive to give entire satis
faction to all patrons.
DAY B0ARD1KS.
lie la prepared to accommodate aoy nuia-
berof Boarders at Roanonable Prices.
Warm Meals tarnished at anr lino r of the
day or eveaing.
OYSTERS.
The Bent bramU af Oysters furnished by
tha Can or nerved by the Dish In any de
sired style.
A full line of CANDIES and other Con (e
tionarlesand Cigars, BCT JTO LKtCOBS.
F. A. AMENDE,
No. 1 National Blotk.next to Martin Negele
When you go to Bepubllo atop aud see
HEIKIRK HOUSE
Repnblic, Ohio.
The ondersicned haa taken ehara-e of this
Large and Commodious Hotel and tbe Baru
attached, and is luliy prepared to accommo
date Hie traveling public
Plenty of good food for man and beast.
Careful attention given to the wants of
QBexUand Charges mude Hemonable.
BILL HM ITU, Prop.
21-3-Cra
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Fresli arrival ri?lit from
Japan.
We take pleasure In
KayiDgtoour raifto
ruer and friends we
have nodw of tbe
flnent
JAPAfl TEA.
. YY?,wll: ?.nl 11 ,r". Pleasant and sweet
as a Kor. Louie and get some.
MARTIN & NEGELE.
o- 2, National Block
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