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Groceries and Provisions,
DAIINEIIBERG & CRAMER'S
I, the place wber yon boy 8TMCTLY PURE Goods, such a
Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Rice, Spices, Sage,Ginger,
Mustard, Cream of Tartar, Soda !&c.
And also, ALL?;lndsor
Ca4 frails, fnaa, UkiA ibJ S&ss Lisas, WA Ivmts, fttf.nl Ckm, T.piw,
... wfIrrmF the Flneet CIGARS. CBEWIXQ and HMOKIN'O TOBAOFOH; all
AU kinds o ' HA-AI T FUiif br balf mod quarter barrel end kitia. nd everyUilng
'generaUy kfpt In rStwl Grocery More, and wb,eh they will sell
eD ' at tbe U)WKI poeslbll rates lor CASH.
t-, r. thf'HIGHF.-'T price for a I Country Pro1nr-. Call aud aee them before
bcyT?gill""wherP, and tbey promb you BEHER bargain. tb.a ever ym fol
b,'?!!l i .v.. OPPOSITE the Post Office. 1st door EAST of the
TWBuisE OFFICE
lew Stove and Tin Store.
STOVES
r
HEILfilAN, LEBAR & CO.,
Have opened, oat a fall stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
WhlcbWlU be sold at fair, living rates. Tbey Are prep red to da 11 rasuuer of JOBBING,
ROOFING, SPOUTING, &c,
oa lite Shortest
Heilinan's New Block,
NOTICE TO
Good machinery baa become just as eaaential to work performed by the
lad lea as the Mower and Reaper to lessen the labor of the strong, hearty far
mer, or the numerous other labor-saving machinery to facilitate the labors
of mechanics and farmers.
It is an old saying ttiat "Womau's
every considerate husband will make
GROVER
SEWING
Of which two kii.ilx
THE IMPBOTEO LOCK STITCH and THE ELASTIC STITCH
With these Machines, every imaginable variety of work can be due,and
aa me niacuinea are simpiy constructed
win ue seen mat iney are trie uHbArmsr in tlie market.
OIjIRTIIj'IOATES
We, toe onderslgned, bavin pnrchased
the GroverA Baker Mewlne; Machines for
one Id our rsmlllea, take pleasure In saying
tbat tbey are exoelleDt machines; having
need them from six to thirteen years, doing
ail kinds of work, oa all kinds of good.
peflecUy mt)(j wito eMe and lueJr oomjnue
lo work well.
JAMES REED. Attica, 10 years.
MRS. A. C. BAKER, Keed Tp.,18 yrs.
Mas.D. BROWN, Republic, 12 yrs.
GEO, NAD MAN. West Lodl.oyrs.
M fta. Dr. GI BOX. Tlffl n, 10 years.
GEO. GALLUP, Tiffin, 10 yearn.
We hereby certify that we bare purchased
and are uslns; the' GroverA Biker No. a
febuuieor Lock (Hitch Bewlng Machine In
our families, and take pleasure in recom
mending tbera to any one wantloa a good
durable machine. Tbey do all kinds of
work la the very best manner, and are.
easily operated.
Rv. BATES, Fostoria, Ohio.
.fSr01rde,1,.b5r ma" fnr Machlneg, Needle., or
WoSTwesr"' t"bi"
Live Locl Agents wanted where cone are
o e
Wholesale
(S it?
II. A. Iliiakirk. Emory I!ukirk.
HI A. BTTSKIRK & SON
Have a splendid Stock of
Grocerius now in Hiore
which will be aold in
iuan titles to suit pur
chasers. Anions other ar
ticles are
30,000 Pounds Sugar-all kinds.
ju.uuu rounds .Soaps-all kinds:
A Large Stock of SYRCP.S and MOL ASHES.
TEAS,
TEAS,
Young Hyson, Imperial, Gun
powder Japan and Black TEAS
ae2!r.Iitnepatn,ofu,eoU flnn SM-lnvlted to call.
Clevelid prtcIird'oplS. M'r""pl Uat"t "
(Save Freight and buildup
nr.
DANNENBERO A CRAMER.
STOVES
Notice. Cell At
Washinston St, Tiffln, 0.
THE LADIES.
work is never done" until death but
it as light as possible by purchasing a
& BAKER
MACKJES.
are manufactured
ana not liable to get ut of 'order, it
JACOB R AYMOND, Reed town, Ohio.
W. H. STEWART. Timn. U.
E LI U. K AG V . Ti An. Ohio.
GEO. HUMAN, Tiffin, O.
O. E. RANSOM. Havens, Ohio.
WfbLHxAtToN' w Ixx"' Ohio.
A. SIM PdO.V. Fostoria, Ohio.
Mbs.Dk. STOVER, TilBn.O.
Mkk.CN. LOCKK. Tiffin, Ohio.
Mas. D. J. NEIKIKK, West Lodl.Ohio.
Wa. E. T. 8TICXNEY, Republic. O.
Mas H. B. RAKESTRAW, Reedtown.O.
Rkv.G. W.OOLLIEP. nstor Methodist
JAi
.LIAM.S, U i -.:,
Tp..Craeford
county, Ohio.
THOS. WILLIAMS, Liber v Tp
Craw-
LEWIS kV'HN. Bncyms. O.
MARGARET WILLIAMS, Bucyrua, O,
MAGGIEWINTERH, ..
MARIA VOUNGMAN.
G. W. HALDERy AN,
rtv. r. nUWENb'
iTINE, "
PirU. with remittance will receive nrnmni
'"-..,rTorheerra
already appointed.
e fi e
and Retail
10,000 Pounds Coffee.
2.000
Pounds Starch.
TEAS,
TEAS.
Everv article
ana loieoo and
theinterests of your own
H. A. BUSKlKK AHON
No.
LUMBER.
Laiu and Msmirlcs.
1
J. 31. Hershberger & Co.
Have a fall stock of Lumber, Bblngles and
Lath of all kinds which tbey. will sell in ac
cordance with tbe times. Call and learn
prices.
Yard and Office on the Cornet of Miami
and Railroad streets nS-tf
G. H0YT,
WHOLE-SALE DEALER IN
Black WalnutLogs and Lumber,
8TAVES,
A x n
SUL11 M'X ER.
Office In Rent's Block, Washington Street.
TIFFIN oHJO
School 'Examiners' Xotice
to Teaclters.
THE School Examiners of Beneca Connty
. .Ti." ""'ne teachers at the Second
iTn'Bo'Jdlng, Frankltn street.
T1U"? Wora.' ' Tiffin, Ohio, on the
third Saturday of each month. Also, on
the 1st Saturday of September, Oetobet and
November, I87i
Apsllcaou are required to be present at
o'clock. Private examination, ante-datiag
and renewing of eerufloates atrWi prohibit.
ed. B. F. MYERS,
Clerk of the Board.
Restaurant and Boarding House!
TEXAYT WAITED.
AUOOD LIVE MAN, acquainted with tbe
business, can now rent Uie sew three
story building soDlh of the Court House, lor
a term of years. Tbe rooms will Sued op In
tne latest style, with rant, elevators, and
everv convenience required. Add rem soon.
BM-li-tf. W AC LANG, Tiffin, O.
Cook Binding:
Tribune Offlce.
at the
FORSALE!
A number of the best bnlldlng lota la the
rily, at Irom SI73 m 2.VM.
Ste-U euVDs E IDG LEY
COAL AND WOOD
YARD.
J.T. Crooks &Co.,
WonM announce to the public that thev are
now prepared to furoUb all kinds of
HARD AND SOFT
An,ong which is tbe celebrated
Prepared Lehigh!
The best coal now psed. Also the
Baltimore Lehigh CoaL
Blacksmiths should bear la mind that they
always keep on hand tne well known
Blosshurg Smith Coal.
A full supply of Hard and Soft Wood con
atautly oa band, both eord and stove length.
Yards on Washington street, north of Tun
nel, near T. T. A K. depot.
Orders left at Hersniser A Hubbard's Drug
store will receive prompt attention.
J. T. CROOKS A CU.
n4S-l-
John Kirchner
Manufacturer of and Tloslai In
BOOTS AND SHOES
. , Market 8t Tim.
Best Eastern Work
Of Boots, Shoes and Oaltera of everv da-
'imn.
Particular ailantlon
WOKK.
given to CUSTOM
Mav m. 1J7L-1V.
JOHN KIRCHHKB
j
,
JL
tbe
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DRUGSTORE
The QldReliableCilyDrugStore
RE-OPENED.
Dr. A. A- Freyman,
Having pan-united tlii well-knowu tlaly
lihment and addnl a well select
1 Mock ttf
PURE DRUGS
GilEi.llCALS
To the old slock, l prepared to famish tlie
eitlxemtol Tiffin and Hie poMIc la general
with every llnug kept iu a iirat-cliixri Urug
Store.
Mr. A. 15. Sams,
Tlie former proprietor, lias been engaged to
conduct tlie bUHlness, and 111 be glad to see
ail Ills friends sua as many new ones
may favor as with a call.
We will endeavor to please everybody and
accommodate ail, ana guarantee pare iueai
cine aud good goods.
-7i- im. A. A. FREYMAN.
HUHTIHG & QPEH-F&GED
American
WATCHES.
mi. GALLUP
Has the Largest Assortment of these .Splen
did Watches In the citv.
W A.X, TO A. M,
X. Y. lVatck Co.,
ELGIN, ELGIN.
Springfield, Mass.,
ASD
Sprlngneld - - - Illinois.
ALHAFilBRA DINING
ROOMS.I
F. A. AMENDE
Has met with splendid success, and
continue to strive to give entire satis
faction to all patrons.
- DAY BOARDING.
III
He Is prepared to accommodate any num
ber of Boarders at Reasonable Prices.
Warm Meals furnished at any hoar of the
day oreveniag.
OY STICKS
Served by the Dish can rr In any quantity
A fall line of CANDIES and other Conie
tlooarles and Clears, BIT " I.IQI OKS.
F. A. AMENDE,
I National Blnck.nexl to Martin Nrgele
.L2?..Li.lTD.
MARCH AND, COSBY & CO.,
DEALERS IS
Fine Has Fixtures,
PLUMBER 3.
Cas Fitters and Steam Heaters.
Office and Salesroom S Euclid A e.
Factory aaa s Nrrvis Street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN
Plumbers' and Gat Fillers 'Supplies,
Bronzes, Statuary, - Vases, JJarlor
and IjaifH Ibitnlcnni, Aquariums,
Bronze, and Ornamental Settees
and Ctairs.
Wara-Alr Registers and Ventilators.
Manufacturers of the PETER MARTIN'S
Patent
Motst-AIr Beating Furnaces,
J36 different sines. Send for Catologne.
Agents for Mott'a, m. Ueoree and Defiance
COUKIKU KAKUIA.
nda-li. CLEVELAND. O.
Why Will TouS.r
fer? To all persona suf
fering fraui Rheuma
tism, Menralela. and
Panacea
Cramps te- the limbs
or stomach, 'Bilious
oonc, r-ain in the
back, bowels, or side.
we wouia say, mat
the Household Pa m-
ACEA and 1'AMILT
Li.mxi.st la of all
others the remedv
you want ior Internal
FAMILY
; ana external use. It
baa cured the above
complaints in thou
I sands of cases. There
lis no mistake about
it. Try it. fckild by
'all Druggists.
T.
ihi e.
GROSS,
C 6. BOWK
Secretary
Preside
deaii.
JOHI eiLLILAN. Sapl.
Tiffin Woolen Mis!
WASHINGTON ST, TIFFIN, U
ae Slgkest
Price Paid
Wool.
luCasa For
. i. 16Tt.-tI.
School JZxaminert? Notice
to Teaclier.
rvuiE School Examiners ot Beneca county
wirt examine teachers at the Second
District Hcnool BcuuuM! la iifflu, Ohio, on
ttoJrd ttatarday ofearli month. Also,
the 1st Saturday., of March, April and
MAT. IK74.
Applicants are required to be present 'at
o'clock. Private examinations, ante
dating and rrnewing of certificates MU-utly
prohibited. ' - .
B. F. MYERS,
Clerk of tbe Board
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NASBY.
Nasby Tells How "Confedrit X Roads"
Was Stirred Up Over a War of Races
—A Racy Letter.
CONFEDRIT X ROADS.
(Wich is in the State uv Kentucky.)
August 27. 1874.
The Corners hev, up to a very re
cent date, enjoyed the most profound
peace. I bein the only one oi tne old
stock wich kin read, our people hev
never bin vexed wit'a the Beecber
Tillon scandul, and thank Heaven
Bascom bez rekovered from the effect
of the Croosade, and his grocery Is
lunnin; ez yoozual. Pollok and Big
ler was tebdin to their bizoes tollably
decent, and not botherin uv us very
much, tlie niggers come to town only
ez often tz they cood help, and, in
short, the corners hez been tz seiene
as ez an average Joon mornin. The
crops was lookin tollable weil, not
withstamliDg the diffikilty uv getting
labor, (for tlie niggers wuz all worktn
for theirselves. and our peopie will
never do meenyal seivi9 till they are
compelled to) and Bascom wnz reely
cheerful with the certainty of gettin
sutbfn on account ez soon ez the har
vest wuz over.
Things wnz a runniu this way till
one mornin the nooze reach ns uv the
nigger outrages in Owen County, tz
well tz similar ones in Texas and Mis
sippi. No matter what nooze don't
reach us, them uv nigger outrages al
luz comes direct and promptly.
Immeditiy Deekin Pogram began to
get oneasy. Issaker Gavitt began to
clean out hi double-barrel shotgun,
and Capt. McPeiter appeared at Bas
com's with two navy revolvers slung
to himself.
"Why this war-like array?" I
aked. "Why this arm in of yoor
selves ez if a deadly and imminent
fray wuz impendin ?"
Capt. McPeiter replied that there
wuz a fiery and wicked devil abroad,
The niggers wuz in insurreckshun in
Owen county and everywhere else,
and it wuz bis unbiassed opinyun that
the niggers nv the Corners and visini
ty wuz meditatin an uprUin, and for
one be proposed to be prepared for it,
Tne white race bed suOered enu9
(rom bein ground into the yearth by
the yooeurpers, and his blood biled
when he thot of it Snood niggers
an Inferior race lord it over the proud
Caucasian ? Shood their heels be for
ever ou our necks ? It wuz the dooty
uv every white man to protest agin
bein thus, enslaved.
And Capt. McPeiter askt us all to
take sutbin, wicli we did with tbe
alacrity wich bez ever distinguished
the Cross It ads. About this time
Deekiu Pogram came in. It fa a siu-
gler thing, and a providenshu1 one,
that the Deekin alluz does come in
jest ez somebody invites all present to
take sutbin. He is lorchnit in that
respect. And one by one all the reg
lere dropped in. To these McPeiter
expressed bis feers uv a nigger upri
sin, and after ten or a dozen drinks
all round, the danger seemed so im
minent that it wuz deemed wise and
prudent to arm and wait for the bust-
in uv the comin storm. Accordingly
messengers wuz sent out to get seen
arms ez wuz handy at their respect
ive bouses. The rifles, shot-guns and
revolvers wdz cleaned up and loaded,
and we waited calmly for the coaiiu
uv the black host".
But tbey didn't come, and after
waitin awhile, Capt McPeiter, who
bed bisted in ten or a dozen drinks.
sejested tbat tbe best thing to do un-
aer tbe circumstances would oe to go
and look for the invaders.
"This thing," sed tlie Captain,
"should be nipt in the bud. Iu sicb
matters tz ibis, the heroic treatment
is tbe best Look to tbe caps on your
guns, and let us hence."
AuU takin another drink or two, we
sallied out to find the satheiin host
tbat bed determined upon our de-
strukshun. We wuz a gallant force.
By the time we got fairlv under way
there wuz a hundred uv us, armed to
the teetb. with wen nous offensive and
defensive.
We diekivercd no nigger till we got
outside the village. Ihe first one we
saw was a bloodthirsty wretch who
wuz a boein corn. He. looked at us
and glared defiance, lean in in an of
fensive manner on bis bee.
One look uv hizzeu wuz suffishent
to inflame Capt. McPeiter with rage.
"That double dyed villain voted the
clean Republikin ticket last fall ef
be lives he will do it again this fall."
Andputtinhis faithful cuu to bis
shoulder he giv one look at tbe bidjus
1 t I I I ff-l I I I I ! ! 4-
coolers '." drawed the triggtr.
There wuz one feendisu peraecooler
less, for tbe top uv tbat nigger's bead
waz blowed into an adjinin field.
Fortunately there happened to be
ten or a dozen nipgers couspirin agin
us iu tz many dillerent fetids iu the
visinity, and when they beerd the re
port uvMcPelter's gun they came run
ii in to the spot. Seein the lifeltss body
uv their fellow-invader a lyin there,
and notiiiu tbat McPeiter wus calmly
reloadiu the empty bari uv his shot
fcuu, they defiantly fled in every dire k-
shun. This wuz enuff. This wuz the
last feather on the white camel's back.
Ef they wus innosent uv intendiu
barm to us, why did they fly ? Do in
nosent men fly like hoes-theevts in
the nfgbt?
Capt, McPeiter gave the word and a
pursoot commenced, tbe heroism uv
wich h z seldom bin ekalled in the
history uv tbe world. Away thro the'
korn, over the stubbles, down the
gulches, and over the hills we chased
tbe infooriated demons. The reassur
in note uv the revolver, tLeswisly ex
plosion uy the shot gun, tbe clear
sharp ring uv tbe deadly rifle wuz
beerd iu all direksbuns, proclaimin
each iu its own sweet voice that the
proud Caueasbn wood never, never,
never rent with the heel uvan inferior
race onto bis neck.
At this pint came tlie caUstrofy
wich set the blood uv tbe Corners bi
lin. That venerable saiut, Deekin Po
gram, wuz clost behind one of tbe
vampires, add bed bis shot-gun raised
ana a oeau arawa onto mm. j ist as
be. pulled the trigger tbe infamous
uigger drop!, and tlie slugs and buck
shot passed harmlessly over him. lie-
fore the good old man couid cock the
otiitr barl tbe bloodthirsty demon
turned and knocked him down wi'tii
his hoe, wich wepun he bed douiitles
kept with him for the purptse. Wen
Issaker Uavit came up be found the
Deekin welterin in bis goar, aud the
feend who had thus slaked his thirst
for blood runnin away in tbe niostiu
suitin manner. Issaker is a man uv
decision. His shot-gun wuz at his
shoulder iu a minit, and in a second
moore that nigger bed paid the penal
ty nv his crime. His body wuz a lead
mine.
Uv coarse after this there wuz no
compermising with thesedemons. It
wnz a etruegle for life, and we reali
zed the fact. Load in our guns and
seein that tbe Cap, were all good and
liable to go oil properly, we started
after em afresh, determined to protect
our homes and li resides, at no mat
what bazzard. The news uv our
comin preceded as, and tbe conspira
tor", doubtless in pursoot uv their
polUy, took to the woods. We fol
iered em ez rapidly tz we cood, but
only overtook five uv them. Tnem
shot at sight, and them ez we
didn't find at borne burned their cab
ins.
Then come another trouble onto us.
We s hood hev cleaned out the entire
bilin uv 'em, but Joe Bigler and Pol
lock bed beern uv our summary de
fence, and bad gathered a lot uv nig
gers and armed 'em and they appeared
onto tbe scene. Bigler remarked to
that the party bad better disperse,
and be emphasized bis remark by
drawin tbe ugliest navy revolver I
ever saw. and kiverin me with it.
"Parson," sed be, "ef there is a man
yoo in sight in three minutes, this
pistol goes off, and yoo are ez dead
man ez ever wuz put under grornd.
yoo near?"
I did hear, aud so did all the party.
Tbey wnz irresoloot, and I shivered
with dread. Wood they permit me
become a corpse? Xo. I owed
every man uv em, and tbey knowd
tbat the only chance uv ever eettin
their pay wuz in my livin. Ef tbe
next Presideut shood be a Democrat.
offls wood enable me to pay dead,
wuz goon ior notnin to em lor any
purpose. They wavered a minit
Bascom figgered ez to wich wnz bet
ter, to let me go and sink wat I owed
bim, or to save me and make tbe in
debtedness bigger, on tlie chance uv a
Democratic success. He finally de
cided to chance it, and I wuz saved.
They dispersed.
We had a meet in the same nite,
however, and pledged ourselves to re
sist to the death every attempt to
snbjoogate us, and to lay down our
lives ef need be rutber than submit to
nigger rool at tbe Corners, nor allow
niggers to oppress us in anyway.
The Corners is now serener than it
hez bin for years.
is
PETROLEUM V. NASBY.
(Wich wuz Postmaster.)
"Lord, what a cow!" was the ap
proving remark of a teetotal judge of
Vermont the other day, after swal
lowing a potent punch which had
been offered to bim as a glass of milk.
State Political Notes.
The CArroII free says : ""With
sucb a platform and ticket the Repub
licans of Ohio can enter upon tbe
campaign with self-resnect and the
fairest confidence of an old-time
Republican victory."
The Republican platform is sound to
tbe core. It is direct, positive, and
unambiguous in its expressions, and
in this respect, it contrasts favorably
with tbe evasive, dodging, demagog
ical platform of the Lvmocracy.
II Vxrfer BepuWcctn.
Tbe Ashland Time says of the plat
form and ticket: Tbe ticket is a
moat excellent one. The gentlemen
nominated are all men of ability and
integrity, worthy the confidence of
tbe men of all parties, and especially
tbe men of tbe Republican party.
Thus the Ohio Republican platform
commits tbe party to a contest tbe
result of which, whether for good or
for evil, will have an effect upon na
tional aaairs scarcely to be overesti
mated. All other questions involved
in tbe campaign 6ink into insigni
ficance in 'comparison with it Xenia
Torchlight.
The Klyria Democrat says or the
Republican State platform i "These
are the declarations of the Republi
cans of Ohio, and they will meet with
the hearty approval of all Who desire
to see our Ktate prosper as in years
gone by. Republicans of Lorain, it is
your duty to put on tbe harness and la
bor for tbe next month to secure the
adoption of these who.'esome declara
tors, and the restoration of the
Republican party to the control of the
State. It will be done if each man
does bis duty.
The platform is pointed and direct,
and means what it says ; all can un
derstand it, the most simple minded
need not ask his neighbor for an ex
planation, "for he who runs may
read." Xo taint of repudiation can
be found in it, as in the Democratic
platform, but tbe declaration of tbe
old party tbat saved the natun dur
ing tbe Democratio rebellion, is to
save the nation'3 credit to day from
dishonor. Read the platform, and
vote for it, and (he men representing
your principles.
Asa whole the platform cannot but
commend itself to all honorable men
and all well wishers cf their country.
No one who regards tbe faith of the
nation as worthy of preservation can
take exception to it ; and oo one who
regards business integrity aa of value,
can regard any other expression upon
the finances with favor. To the tem
perance people of the State it appeals
with directness and foree. In the
present position of affair they can
ask no greater recogn ilion. F. emont
Journal.
Again, the Republicans assert their
determination to put down corrup
tion wherever fonnJ, and to punish
those who violate their public trust
Up in this point the party bas a pure
record. It has never filtered or
shrank from its duty to censure, coi
demn and punish even its own adliei
ents when tbey have violated the r
sacred trusts. Many wire-working
and unscrupulous leaders have left
the Republican ranks and Joined
hands with iU enemies because they
have been exposed 1n their schemes,
but the party swerves not an inch
from its duty. This is the strongest
evidence of the power of self purifica
tion and self-preservation. Can we
point to such a record made by our
opponents? Our duty therefore, :
plain. e plant ourselves upon tbe
integrity of tbe party, cut ourselves
loose from unscrupulous leaders, and
trust the honesty of tlie people to
sustain the party in carrying out its
Ironton Journal.
Cooley's Rooster.
Shakespeare, yon will remember.
9ays that "The morning cock crew
loud." I do not know tbat tbe divine
bard Intended this remark to refer es
pecially to Cooley's rooster, but it fits
him with singular exactness. I do
not know what tbe breed was Black
Spanish, I believe but be was tbe
most animated, earnest, whole-souled.
and vehement rooster . anywhere
around. He turned out earlier and
crowed louder than any other rooster
iu tne mate or Delaware. He could
crow oftener in a minute be could
bold on tbe last note longer, and be
gin again quicker than any known
Darn-yard fowl ; and be would often
wake up in the night and emit half a
dozen vociferous screeches in order to
make sure tbat be bad not lost his
voice since sunset When be bsgan
to run up the scale in tbe moruinr. be
soon bad every other rooster within
leu miles hard at work, and I used to
lie abed listening to tbe vocal contest.
and observing bow Cooley's bird
always goln)orejioiaeijui-af bis
iM-vt.u nuv tour oi ma competi
tors. I shouldn't have minded it if
be had been a little farther, off. and
slept later. But when I live along
side of a rooster that is an early riser,
and has a voice tbat is a cross be
tween a fog-wbistle and a steam cof
fee-mill, the matter becomes serious.
It was useless to complain to Cooley
about the chicken. He owed me a
grudge for banging bis balloon to
slithers. 8o, in self-defense. I pro
cured about a dozen small torpedoes
and pasted them all over with flour.
Then I strewed them on a bed in my
garden, whereon tbe bird was wont to
disport himself in tbe early morning.
He crowed a good deal tbat morning
before I came down, - but toward
breakfast time I noticed that his voice
was somewhat softened, and his vocal
exercises less frtquent. When I went
out 1 found him standing upon one
leg, looking abjectly miserable, mov-
ng his head from right to left as If he
bad something on bis mind : and I ob
served that the torpedoes bad disap
peared. I moved toward bim with
tbe intention of jamming bim against
something, when be suddenly at
tempted to jump over the fence. He
fell short and struck the post. There
was an explosion, and the rooster
oh ! where was he ? A couple of
drumsticks were found by somebody
out in the turnpike, and a stray giz
zard was picked up in tbe graveyard.
while a few bloody feathers were scat
tered over Cooley's asparagus bed
and tbat was all that was ever known
about it. When this meets Cooley's
eye, be will understand why that
rooster disappeared, and he had better
take the news calmly. No Spanish
rooster shall interfere with my rights
as au American citizen. Max Adeler,
Tbe L-iuisville Courier Journid says
of the New Orleans affair :
"We do not pretend to Justify the
senseless ana reckless outburst of Uov,
Penn and his adherents, who what
ever their instigation have placed
inen)!eives not merely in the wrong
.epuiiy, but in the power of a.coward
ly ami malignant despotism, which
will gloat ovei their folry and stamp
tnt m out by tne force or an irresisti
ble, muscular power, equally unreas
oning aud merciless. -It
is bad advice to say to infuriated
Louisiana, "aim well and shoot low ;
you can not make it any worse than
it is ; and, as you are resolved to sac
rifice yourself, you might as well te
gratified whilst you are at It," but it U
natural advice. The letter of the Itw
is against them. Tbey are in rebellion
against a constituted authority, wbicb
tbe federal uovernment is bound to
support. Kellogg, infamous as be is,
and vile as his gang may be, has only
to call for troops and get them. He
will do so, and tbe end of it all will be
renewed successes for tbe Radicals."
Democratic papers North wbicb
manifest a disposition to justify and
de'end tbe lawless proceedings of the
Penn party will do well to study this
expression of a leading Southern Dem
ocratic paper on this subject. Ex.
Mr. Pendleton said in his speech at
Columbus, tbat he would keep a re
turn to specie payment steadily in
view as tbe only sound condition, but
he would issue more greenbacks ; al
though be said this was going away
from specie payments. He means be
would keep tbe poiut in view while
rowing away from it. One reason
why be would issue more greenbacks
tbat if we count tbe various forms
of temporary debt as currency, we
have much less than during the war.
But if Mr. P. would keep steadily in
view a return to specie payment,
would be let go all this progress made
toward it, by emitting greenbacks to
equal all tbe forms of temporary debt
that were paid oft ? Another reason
why be would issue more greenbacks,
while looking to specie payment is
that there was a money panic last
fall. But there was as much money
at tbe time of tbe panic as there was
one, two, three or four years before.
How then did contraction, or the
I
Cincinnati Gazette.
A New Haven mother thought she
had a model young son, until she dis
covered bim recently with a lighted
cigar in one band standing on a cor
ner. "What, smoking, Georgia?"
exclaimed tbe horrified mother. "Ob,
no !n replied yonng hopeful. "I'm
holding it for another boy." Perhaps
is needless to say the fragrant weed
went out into tbe middle of tbe street
and the boy went home in a hurry.
Progression is tbe watch woid of the
bonr, but in Missouri mothers haul
their disobedient children over tbe
knee, and strike on the same old spot
that the Romans did 3,0 K) years ago.
An Incident with a Moral.
On Monday afternoon a gentleman
of this city entered the baggage car
of an outward boon! tair,nd desiring
to read some manuscript,necbosethi.t
car because it was airy and retired.
A youngster about fifteen years of
age was occupying, with great aban
don, a chair. Tbe gentleman, wish
ing to sit near tbe open door or the
ear, to obtain light and air, thus ac
costed tbe youngster :
"Bub, will you exchange tbe chair
for ray seat for a few minutes ?"
"No, sir this cbair is engaged."
Tbe gentleman was very polite, as
be recognized the yoong man's right
to tbe cbair by actual possession. It
appears that be was temporarily iu
charge of some express matter, his
father being the expressman on the
route, bnt tbe moral of tbe incident
we shall give in relating another in
cident, which occured in this city
very many yean ago.
Tberewa? a very plainly dressed
elderly lady who was a frequent cus
tomer at the then leading dry goods
bouse in Boston. All tbe clerks but
one avoided ber and gave their atten
tion to those who were better dressed
and more pretentions. Tbe exception
was tbia young man who had a con
scientious regard for duty and system.
He never left another customer to
wait on tbe lady, but when at liberty
he waited upon her with as much at
tention as though she bad been a
princess. This continued for a year
or two until tbe young man became
oi age. une morning tbe lady ap
proached tbe young man, when the
following conversation took place :
Lady "Young man, do you not
wish to go into business for yourself?
"Yes, ma'am," be responded, "but
I have neither money, credit nor
friends, nor will any one trust me.'
-wen, continued tne laay, "you
go ana select a good situation, ask
what the rent is, and report to me,
handing tbe young man ber address
Tbe young man went, found a capital
location, a gooa store. Dut tne land'
lord required security, which he could
not give, aiinaiui oi tbe lady's re
quest he forthwith went to her and
reported.
"Well," she replied, "you go and
tell Mr. that I will be responsi
Die."
He went, and the landlord or agent
was surprised, but the bargain was
closed. The next day tbe lady called
to ascertain the result. The young
man toid ner, put added, "What am
I to do for goods ? No una will trust
me?"
"You may go and see Mr. ,and
air. ,and Mr. And tell them
to call on me."
ue aid, and bis store was soon
stocked with tbe best goods in the
market. There are many in this city
wno remember tbe circumstance and
the man. He died many years since
and left a fortune of three hundred
thousand dollars. So much for polite
ness, so mucn ior civility, ana so
much for treating one's elders with
tbe deference due to age, in whatever
garb they are clothed. Now this
gentleman in the baggage car might
nave been a director oi the road or
very influential man otherwise, and
aa be i a very observing man and
good judge of character, a different
answer from the youngster might
nave interested mm in bis behalf and
led to some future advantage. Bos
ton Traveller.
We have been at a loss to know
whether the Democratic State Con
vention selected its candidates and
then fitted tbe platform to them, or
framed its platform and then Belt c ted
candidates "becoming" to it. It per
haps matters little what course was
adopted, the chief point being to
cure harmony between the two. Not
knowing all of tbe nominees, we did
not quite understand where tbe dove
tailing came in, our. ine Hamilton
(Butler county) Telegraph throws
some light on tbe subject in the fol
lowing article, which appeared In tbat
paper of tbe 3d inst :
xne nomination oi juuge uumore
to the Supreme Bench was an out
rageous thing for the Democratic
State Convention to do. It would be
bard to find In all Ohio a lawyer or
"Judge" less qualified in every way
for so responsible a position. He Is
unlettered. Ignorant even in bis chos
en profession, and the slave of his ap
petite. ineBDerinoi uutier uouniy
has been compelled to adjoum Court
from day to day while Judge Gilmore
was indulging in one of bis frequent
and protacted sprees. Tbe Butler
County Bar. not long since sent him
a petition asking him to exchange
and so let another Judge hold Court
in Butler. Only a short time ago he
was arraigned before tbe Mayor of bis
own villaee and it nod tor drunken-
Gerrit Smith has issued a Utter en
titled, "Our first duty is to keep down
the Democracy," and in it he says :
"1 am uked by one and another
whether I am in favor of a third term
for General Grant My invariable
answer is that I am in favor of any
thing and everything which will
serve to keep tbe Democratic party
out of power. If his renomination is
essential to this end, then by all
means let it come yes, and come as
often as there shall be tbe like occa
sion for it Belter anything,
better everything, than tbe ru
in that would befall our coun
try from the ascentlency of
the parly which sympathized with the
rebels in tbe late rebellion and with
their malignant purpose to perpetuate
slavery, aod wbicb still cherishes its
traditional hatred of the black man,
Tbe slaughter of tbe Innocents still go
ing on at tbe South Is due to this ha
tred, as was all Ku-Kluxism, as was
tbe negro murdering mob of 1S63 in
New York, and as was everyone of
the pro-slavery mobs tbat disgraced
the North. Whether tbe outbreak
against our colored brethren be at the
Nortb or at tbe South, tbe Democrat'
ic party is its inspiration, its soul and
sustenanoe."
From the Boston Advertiser. 3d.
A Good Platform to Stand Upon.
The Republican State Convention
In Ohio yesterday made m vast im
provement upon the average of plat-
lorms. and more especially upon tbe
average of Democratic platforms.
which this year have been made of
unusua'ly poor stuff. If the resolu
tions on tbe currency question seem
rather flexible, they are at least point
ed in tbe right direction, and show a
healthy condition of feeling among
the Republicans of that great and
powerful State. The rtsolutions on
the subjects of the tariff, cheap tran
sportation, intemperance and its
causes, tbe reported outrages at the
South, and the interests of political
and public morality, generally, are
concise and not difficult to under
stand. On a platform so sound in
the main, and so well put together,
tbe Republicans of Ohio ought to
maintain their prestige without difficulty.
To Preserve Grapes
Pluck tbe clusters carefully, remove
those that are green or bitten by in
sects or blasted, and tie them to a
pole about ten feet long and so firm
s not to bend much beneatn tbe
reight Hang the poles with tbe
clusters suspended in a loft or cham
ber where there la a free circulation.
and there let them remain Unfreezing
weather, looking over them occasion
ally and removing any that have be
gun to decay. Then pack Ln dry saw
dust in dry shallow boxes, and keep
in a cool dry cellar. The French of
ten keep them a number oi months
by dipping them in a thick white
wash, which on drying covers stem
and fro it with a thin? white crust
and excludes the air. Any one that
knows a better way than these will
confer a favor on our readers by com
municating it to them.
An Irishman's Letter.
Here is aa Irish gentleman's letter
to bis .son in college: "My dear son :
write to send you two pair of old
breeches, that you may have a new
coat made out of them. Also fome
new socks wbicb yoor mother has
iust knit by cat tins down some of
mine. She sends you ten dollars with
out my knowledge, and for fear you
may not use ft wisely, i naye kept
back half, and send you five. Your
motnerand I are well, except that
your sister has rot the measles which
we iqidk would spread amonz tne
other girls if Tom bad not had it be
fore, and be is the only one left. I
hope you will do honor to my teach
ing ; if not you are an asa and your
mother and myself your afTectonate
parents."
Encouragement.
We publish this mornin? tbe result
of a series of interviews held yester
day with members of some of the
leading bouses In various branches of
business. The report Is encourafrinir.
Oa all sides trade is reported to be
good, and better times are generally
looked for. The revival in trade may
not have come with the suddenness
that some were expecting, but busi
ness is on a good basis, and there is
every reason to believe tbat a season
of activity is near at hand. Cincin
nati Gazelle.
Tiff ill Savins Bank.
C.iil.il, 100,000
OFFICE IX 0 12 OSS' ISLOCF
IOHN U, GROSS , ..... .President.
8.W. BACHMAN.. - - .Vice-President.
DALLAS P. DILDIXE, ----- Cashier.
JA3. A. BLAIR. ...... Asst. Cashier
C. MUELLER, Jr Teller
DIRECTORS.'
H. RUST,
a.W. BACHMAN,
E. JONES,
I. L. ST JOHN,
N.O. HAY WARD.
D.P.DILDINE,
O.W
J.O. GROSS,
J. A. BLAIR,
EDW'D 8WAXDER,
J. F. MARQUARDT,
DrJ.A-McFARLAXP,
JOHN NELIUH,
, OREIS.
Special attention paid to the receivin. .f
Savings Deposits.
In the Savings Department, Deposits from
TEX CENTS and upwards received, paying
Interest on same.
In the General Banking Department, a
general banking business Is transacted, In
eluding the buying and selling of Govern
ment Bonds and other securities Gold Cou
pons, Silver and Gold Coin, Mortgage Notes,
Drafts on New York and all poiuU In Eu
rope. Gives to Depositors Cert I Heat en of Deposit
drawing Interest.
Aoeounta of Farmers and Citizens solicit
ed LION HALL
CLOTHIHG
THOSE WHO WANT
The Cost,
The Cheapest,
Latest Styles, and
Neatest Fitting
CLOTHIHG,
WILL It E SURE AND CALL AT THE
RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE
or
John Neligh,
Ne. 90 WafthiiistoH St.,
All the different grades of goods, for the
new
FALL STYLES
Have beeen received, and HARRY Ll'TZ,
tbe Bees l atter ln the Slate, will insure a
perfect DU Call and see '
PEACHES !
PEACHES!
PEACHES !
FRUITS 180 VEGETABLES
OF
EVERY KI N D
SOLD AT THE
Lowest Prices,
BY
JXL J. Kirchner.
Corner Washington and Madison
Streets.
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FARM FOR SALE !
VNE OF THE FINEST FARMS IX LUCAS
J County, vittialej :i miits from cily
iliuts of Toledo
Containing 160 Acres,
YJO Acres In flue state of cultivation, balance
weil limbered. No waste land, soil l.l.i. i
sandy loam.
noon on vii. inn
OF"
300 Trees Ipplf, ftuch and Prar
Well watered by a small stream.
ll'iO per Acre. K Cash, balance reasonable
time.
Owner having use for money, will sell at a
price far below tbe actual value if sold du
ring the next 3 months.
or further particulars address,
. K. A. BRINKEriHOFF,
mi-3m. Toledo. O.
mm w. siwHi,
Uas received her Fall Stork of
Fancy Goods
And has added a Full Stock of
ill i I linery Goods.
Particular attention is railed to
Ladies Underwear
AND
Children's Clothing.
av Embroidering. Stamnlne and Kid
Qlove cleaning doue in the best manner.
Opposite PostoSce. Market St.j.
Nov. 26. 73-tf. Tim. O.
BARTOW HOUSE,
Republic, Ohio.
J. C. BARTOW,
PROPEIETOR.
This well known and popular Hotel bas
recently been repaired and refilled and the
traveling Public will And It a quiet, well
regnlated House, where good, clean rooms
and beds and a well supplied table can be
depended upon.
The barn. Is In charge of a careful Hostler.
Commercial men, Country Customers, and
Transient Travelers are all Invited to give
us a calL
Location CentraL Chances Reasonable.
PLANING ! PLANING !
SnfTeH &, It.ild Will,
AT THE
UNION CHURN WORKS
ARE PKEPAHED TO DO
Planing of Eccry Description.
All kindsjof FLOORING furnished a'Low
Bites.
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STORE
R E K OVAL.
3Irs. L. S. Gibson
H:is removed her Stork of
Millinery and Fancy Good
To her New Room
No. 25 Madiscn St,
Am! has a fine Ptrtclc of l a l (innun to
which sue calls tlie atu-ntion ot the lad:
of Tiffin and &enca tvnt y; a!o to her One
Htock of Bonnets Kmlro.iery, Flowers
Dress Trimmings anJ evrrythiug in h-r
lina. Call mud te.
BENBV ADAMS.
FKANCI: ADA YH.
H. & F. ADAMS,
DEALERS IX
Lumber. Laih aod Shingles,
And Manufacturers and Dealem in
Sash, Doors. Worked Floor
ing, Jilinds. etc.
Shop on Market SL, near Wooden r.ridge,
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Books, Stationery, Notions,
.HiiMCal litslriimenl.
uKRHO t 113 Kit II AN rERIODlt Mi.
CALL ASD FXAXINK TMESTrtK.
I will also continue to attend lo my dutie
Notary Public and Collector.
A large quantity ofCIDEIl VINEGAR for
ale in any quantity,
nts-lvr PHILIP EMK'Il
Removal.
Peter Grammes
Has rtTiioYt-'l hi
Bakery & Restaurant
TO
Rust's New Block,
Where he will remain nntil hU new l.itild
ing is com nit led.
He invites all his friend in city and coun
try lo bear this in mind.
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B. SCHMITT'S
ICESrAI'.lA.AT
Market Street, nearly opposite Commercial
Hotel. Ti mil. U.
Good Lager Beer
BEST OK
Catawba and Domestic Wines,
PURE LIQUORS I
Constantly kept an hand. Good Meals aod
lynches furniiieu at all hours.
Jane Ala HC1
GALVANIZED C0KXICES
JAKE II. MAPLE-i.
jmi S. XOBTO
MAPLES NORTON,
(Successors to Ballard, Freeman
A Maples,)
M AN I'FACTFBEIiS Of
Cahaaiifi Irca id Zinc (m'utt, Win!i dps
aiacI Street 1'VontM.
SMOKE STACK, WELL PIPE ROOFIXU,
And all n?et Metal Work.
AIw, dealers In FTRNACEM. Fstimates
furnished upon application.
164 Summit St., Toledo, O.
K-a-'.m
if m
STOVE, m AND HARDWARE STORE
AHEAD AS USUAL.
I-ist year having fail asnnranrf their ooil I
quniiues we purchase! and oM to many of onr'
citizens the celebrate! j
O XT 13 TJ
3'
Soft Coal Burner,
Aiknowledgednyalltobetlie pt.iniianl s..n
Coal Burner of the West, and lite Very Best
rase tsurniug ana ua.-e neaunKioveyei pn
duceil. It Is all cast-iron simple in itt con
struction and has no machinery to sjt out of
order.
It is a perfect (.as and Smoke Burner and
ventilates the room perfectly.
We hive just received a Lurice StocH of lliese
Fopuiar hl u r. Leave your order ery.
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT i
aai-xsissusaat-
In tlii- line we can please every bo: ly, a- we
family or by tlie Karnier, Haddler, C'arrine Maker, arpenter. Shoe .M iker, tiartlner.
Hutrlier or "any other matt" who nses fuilery of uuy kind or TioW. ol any devrlptlon.
I'.-uts :iway ilnwii. SeeourSnxH. We know yoa will buy.
Tlii M COPPER-WARE ASD HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
In this Department Hie RED FROST likes the lend In t.'iU city It Im iTiiMwsiole to en
utneruie artieleH. fMittl-e to say, we have whatever you nesl an I will , il so cheap a,
satisfy Ihe elorest lujer. l ull :uid examine goods.
MYERS &
THE
Turns with Half
the labor of oth
er Wringer.
Has
8 Capacity !.v
Ti,
Biarinijs of
'he 12, Ms
Seed Ming
Its Vog-WherJ
fire alwayn
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MYERS & WILLIAMS,
Dealer in Hardware,' Iron, Nails, Glass, Stoves, Tin
RED FRONT, and Copper Ware. TIFFIN, O.
TIFFIN MARBLE WORKS!
. i 2... jtSji- -vftt:.--- it. .- -? . . . -
JOHN
MANU FACTFKF.lt of Monuments. Tombstones and M.-.nte;t of American and Italian
Marble. Marblelxed Hlate Mantels; these elegant, ornamental and nxeful Mantel
aresomelh leg tbat every body can have, as tbey are very cheap, iu polish they arweuual
to the genu Ine marble, and of ail colors.
He also bason hand a large atoclt of TABLKnn.l BtJEE.tCTOIS, fit KHH TA BI.K
BKACXET S, SilKI.V KS, Ac, Ac. Keniembes the rl:ire.
Wanblnglss Ntreet. hoatb ml Ulre H.-Jxe, TIFrit. .
June II. 7 0-n-'-ir.
MARKET STREET GROCERY.
IS
THE SAME
-.ici ei.orl., BKFF.NNF.Kr A KK' Kl.FVI
Invites a iontluuance of the liheral patronage Heretofore enjoyed by Ibe Market Ktieet
Orocery.and hope ly strict attention to tlie wants u'bi numerous fiienda, to great I v In
crease his trade. All he ak is that you call and we his stock. He keepta full nppiy of
irJttl Groceries and Provisions
to deal witn nun, Willi proilu His Mot:. ti
all kinds ofUrala and Prwlur. r.,r i
l Pnxlsrf for winch tbe
Isli'lfali lo e ttiln lefore yon lliy or -V II
MARKET STREET GROCERY,
One door West of the Trlbune.OJlce, Tiffin, O.
Tl-nSO-Ti.
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THE
BASE BURNER
AS I
jlBaso Hoator
H UY FA R THE
BUST ANTHRACITE
ICOALSTOVE
1 In nv, hoi ii KconomUvit. frv fr.tn lo-t,
t Moot ami and ha tha
llliimia.ilrtl If:.e
Awl In mipplie.1 with the
Anti-Ciinker Grate.
I Call hoohIso . t arold
'tllsappolntinent.
j yeaiso
have a Large
Cff.l- Wvl- 1I1A.
I MOCK 01 LOOK, 1 arlOrUIKl
Heating Stoves of every
description, which we
will sell at IJottom Pric
es. I
I
have aslok c in prist iij uiit'thlug needed in
WILLIAMS, Red Front.
3?R
HnUi in TlrBa by
Martin t Xegele,
A. J. I2aer,
Campbell A Gritff,
WUson it Lamber
son, Grrt, & Stephen
son. Ihlrnwn, Le Bar
(o,
. Letup,
M. Fiichner,
II. A. Busiirk A
Son,
A If. Bniennerf,
Dannenburg it
Cm;ier,
Fred Cromte.
ALSO liV
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THOM,
OLD BOSS,"
The uwni oi lue Market. ' He will buy
MiRiiesi itirgi i Fne wirl be paid.
ltemeTlller the
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