The Tiffin tribune., February 07, 1878, Image 4

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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
tick, Tfeirsdar Fe- ,8:s'
THE LOST CHECK.
Inexperienced travelers are ao often
"taken iu and done for" nd tbe
record of tbelr mUfortaoa md pub
lic, that Vivian Winn, m yoonj mar
of twenty-two, tboofbt himself fall:
competent to elade tbe wiles of an.,
sharper who might bcaet tbem on tbe
Journey be waa about to undertake
from bia borne to Chicago. To be
ore, Vivian bad never traveled
reach, bat then be had the warning
advice of hia more experienced ancle,
and for the reel be depended upon
bia own shrewdness. He waa going
to tbe rreat metropolis of tbe West tc
take at tool at the desk of hia broth-er-ln-law'a
banking boaae, and so,
elated with bia bright proepecta for
tbe future, he eayly bid adlea to tbe
few frienda who were at tbe atatlon
to aee blm off, and entered a crowded
car. All tbe eeata were full except
one, which waa occupied by a eolltary
young lady.
Vivian walked slowly down tlit
jolting car, and, paualng before tbe
unoccupied eeat, baa b fully inquired
if he might ait tbere. With ready
acquiescence tbe accommodating
maiden gathered up ber ekirta and
made room for hint. DieencambeB
log himself of hia overcoat, oar hero
proceeded to alt down, pulled out
newspaper, and engaged himself la
the contents thereof, while hia fair
eompagnie de voyaq continued the
perusal of a book in paper covers, in
wblcb ahe seemed deeply engaged.
Vlvian'a eyea fell upon an article re
lating bow a poor fellow bad become
enamored of a beautiful maiden with
whom be fcecame acquainted on
railroad train, and bow, on landing
at bia destination, be found himself
minus hia pocketbook and its con
tent eome $6o0. He laughed to
himself over tbe simplicity of tbe
dupe, and, folding up bis paper, turn
ed bia attention to tne person at hia
aide.
Heavena ! what a beeuty. A thrill
of uncontrollable Interest ran through
him as be beheld those large, dark,
dreamy eyes, thoss waving tresses,
and that fair, clear countenance. Bbe
seemed greatly Interested In the vol
ume before ber, and gave blm a good
opportunity of studying ber feature.
At length, becoming aware of bis
steady gaze, tbe fair nnknown sud
denly closed ber novel, aud turned
tbose large eyes upon blm. Vivian,
bloablng at the detection In staring
on a lady, excused bis rudeness bv in
quiring if shs was not a certain Miss
Hmltb, and if she did not reside at
such a place.
Ho ; ber name waa not Bmitb, nor
did she live at B .
'Ah, indeed ! Really you must
pardon me, for tbe resemblance
very striking."
His conduct was excusable.
Then you are not acquainted asy
at B V
"No ; but my brother baa frienda
there."
"Your brother is not with yon ?"
MI am on my way to meet blm.
Do von come from B 7"
"I do, miss, and am going to meet
my brother."
"Yes ! Quite a coincidenee."
"Remarkable! My brother Is
banker at Chicago.
This looks suspicious. Vivian be
gan to think that this was a little too
much of a coincidence to be natural
in fact, a vision of tbe lost pocket
book, with Its 600, began to loom op
with painful distinctness, and to
cause an Itching to put bis band In
bis pocket and feel that bis own wal
let was safe : but a moment's reflec
tion satisfied him of tbe foolishness
of such a fear. Another glance at the
beautiful face ao near bis own made
him feel ashamed of having ever bar
bored such an idea as that this lovely
being could be capable of theft.
Bhe a pickpocket I Never 1 So Ir
ritated did be become at the thought
of bis baseness toward the fair creature,
that be was on the point
showing ber tbe article that bad
raised tbe suspicion and then confessing
his crime begging forgiveness,
when tbe young lady once more relumed
ber reading, and became alike
indifferent to blm and bia fate.
Perhaps she had an Inkling of bis
thoughts ! He blushed at tbe idea.
What a fool be bad been, after begin
ning an acquaintance that was likely
to provt so couleur de rose during tbe
tedious ride, to forfeit her regard by
such wickedness.
Perhaps she imagined that be was
a rogue, and bad tramped up tbe
coincidence in order to get into her
good graces. Jupiter ! should that be
the case
"Thirty minutes for sapper !" shout
ed the brakeman, together with tbe
same of the station, put an end to his
cogitations and ber reading.
"Will you go to the table?" in
quired Vivian, rising.
"No, thank you ; rut, if yon will be
so kind, you may bring me some re
freshments," and ahe confidingly put
ber purse in bis band.
Then ahe didn't think blm a rogne
no, she must have felt his own sus
picions, and kind, forgiving soul
took this method of punishing blm
With a mixture of misery and hap
piness, he thrust tbe tiny parse In
pocket, and rushed Into tbe crowd
hungry mortals standing round tbe
tables, aud eating away as If for dear
life.
Havins procured the beet that the
boose afforded, he banded them
through the window to his fair charge,
and then paced the platform, too agi
tated to eat anything himself.
A plump white band beckoned
blm.
"Can yon get me a cup of tea,
please T
Oh, yes, be could get ber twenty !
One would do, and she bad It in
twinkling. Then the bell rang, tbe
whistle biowed, "All aboard !" and
tbe train was again Jogging along.
As the car waa now not more than
half full. Vivian debated with himself.
as be walked toward tbe seat, whether
or no be was not Don Da in politeness
to sit elsewhere. Tbe lady solved tbe
knotty point for blm by again making
room and looking an Invitation
take bis old seat which we may
pretty certain he did.
"Of coarse you lost my parse. in the
crowd !"
An electric battery couldn't have
produoed a greater scbock.
"Upon my word ! (recovering)
never thought of it from tbe moment
you banded it to me till now. Lose
it? No ; I never lose anything,"
said, returning tbe article.
"X on nave not taken out the pay
for my sapper," she said.
"Nor shall I ; it was pay enough
see you enjoy your meal."
Some observing soul has told the
world that young ladles lose tbelr
charms when eating, and this one
was evidently familiar with tbe old
maxim, for she smiled knowingly
the in tended compliment, and merely
. replying, "l nate nattarers," was pro
ceeding to re-open ber novel it be
ing yet light enough to read when
Vivian made a bold dash and in
quired tbe name of tbe book.
It was Dickens' "Little Dorrltt,"
and the mention of that admired
author led to an interesting discus
sion of writers and their works, fol
lowed by a discussion on other sub
jects, and a "general drawing out"
eacn owers opinions ana characters
Thus it happened that, when old Sol
bad gone to rest and night bad fairly
come, they were ao much interested
in tbe oonveaation, and the ears made
ao much more noise than before,
became necessary to put their beads
quite close together, and Vivian even
presumed so far (or forgot blmself)
as to place bis arm over the back
tne seat, wane, band resting lightly
on bis companion's shoulder '
The oars and their too rues rattled
on together, but finally the former got
tne oeet or it, and a gradual silence
seemed to settle over all tbe passen
gers, yja, on, epea tne pumcg en
glne ; drowsy grew the weary travel'
era ; closer and closer did Vivian
to bis sleepy charge, and at last, lav
ing aside ber bonnet, she gave herself
np to Morpheas, and leaned ber tired
bead against our hero's manly breast.
n new: .now iney aid go :
Binglrjr through the burnt.
Battling OTer ridge.
Shooting under arches.
Humbling over bridges,
w hitting through the moon tain 8.
Boning o'er Uie vals,
Blm mt this is pleasant.
Bitting w a raiL W
v.viaa-mo, Vivian I That would
have been the pleasantoat ride of
my me bad it not been for those
uumuie suspicions ror tbe second
time 1 Yes, they would be beard
spite of him ; be couldn't ward tbem
.look sin caimiy now. Here she
was ituguiug sieep at nis side and
eacn Close proximity, too Had
not euuceu mm to sit oy tier, when
uie m waa 1111 empty Had she
not shown in a dozen ways that she
was partial to urn presence T Cer
tainly ahe bad and be would keep
bis eyes open ba wasn't to be caught
napping not he ! Thus it was that
his nrst pieaeurawe emotions in bis
imaginary role of "guardian angel"
were turned to watchful care not
a
a
la
a
jeneeping maiden but of bis pock-A-U
k!
K'tven o'clock was striking on tbe
oil - bells as tbe cars rushed into the
de tat Chicago. Tbe stopping of the
tra 1 became, aa usual, the signal for
a g. Jeral bustle of departure, and our
on. nowb heroine, waking up in a
bu ry, began, In a rather unheroic
mf ner, to fasten on ber bonnet, and
to iliect tbe usual number of miscel
lan us bundles that women will
car r when traveling. Vivian bad
sot nto his overcoat and mast It be
d ' steed ? was examining his pock
"ts ! First, the left-band troasers ; all
lg .L Then Its compatriot on tbe
-tt side ; all r-i-g-b-t where was
b check ? Sure be bad pat it in
tbf : pocket '(wasn't tbere now
ne? ispa in his vest no moat be iu
bit oat not there, either ? Strange !
He ries all his pockets over again,
and by this time, oar yoacg lady,
bel: g ready to depart, notices the
Tear:b, and innocently inquires what
he 1 aa lost.
"You haven't noticed a baggage--hf
-k tying around loose here, bave
you V
"5o. sir. Is that wnat you are
looking for?"
"Yea, It is, miss: ana, wnai mors,
I believe you bave got It !"
"Sir
ln r iuH n ' f r.nf vrtnr filar.
nlty i know you now, and If you
don't five up that check quietly I
aball be ao very rude as to band you
over to the police."
The look of astonishment and hor
ror with which ahe listened to these
terrible words hs considered aa part of
tbe game. Not a doubt remained in
hia mind but that ahe bad taken his
check, and Intended to get possession
of bis trunk and its contents.
"Let me pass, sir !"
"So tou won't rive It np peaceably?
Very well" and Vivian followed bar
out of tbe car, through the crowd, in-
tbe ladles' room. A policeman was
Instantly, summoned, tbe accusation
made, and a searcn aemanaea, fol
lowed by a copious flow of tears from
oar unprotected friend.
"loung woman," said jno. a,
blandly, "please produce the contents
of your pocket."
Tbe order waa mecaanicauy ODeyea,
and brouzht to light an embroidered
cambric handkerchief, a watch-key,
a letter, and tbe pretty little parse,
from wblcb latter there aroppea to
the floor a brass check ! No. X and
Vivian both made a dive for it, and
tbelr beads came together in rapid
collision, bringing oat an oath of
pretty large dimensions from the bur
ly policeman, and forcing a growl
from Vivian. The latter, however,
secured tbe check, and, holding it np
to tbe light, exclaimed :
"No. Z,2 ! That's mine ! March
ber off !"
"Now, young woman, what bavs
you got to say "
"Hallo, here! What's all this ?"
said somebody, coming up to the trio.
Wby. Kate, my dear sister, i this
you ? I must bave mlosed you in tbe
crowd." (Imagine here an affection
ate embrace.)
"Oh, my dear, dear brother, how
fortunate that yoo bave found me
(sobs). I bave been shamefully in
sulted by that yoong "
"What! Vivian Winn, is that
yon ? Give me your band brother
mine. What's this, .Kate, about in
sults V
"My brother-in-law's sister !" Poor
Vivian gasped out that mocb ; but
we'll drop the curtain over what fol
lowed, and, to carry out the simile,
tbe appreciative audience may eat
peanuts If their tastes Incline that
way and imagine that two years
have passed since tbe green baize
went down. It now rises on Vivlsn
relating the foregoing incidents to a
few friends, when bis wife comes
forward and gently bints that be is
making a fool of blmself !
"Yoo see," continues tbe bappy fel
low, not listening to the warning of
his better-half, "when I banded the
parse back to ber, after that sapper,
my check got fastened in tbe fringe,
and went with it. Bat it came
out all right at last dldn' it Kate ?
The fact Is. after what bad happened,
I wat bound to go in and Winn ber,
and there she Is."
DRESSING CHILDREN COMFORTABLY.
A Mother's Views—Something to
Please the Little Girls.
!
a
of
a
to
be
Mrs. A. Ii.. writing from Atchison,
Kan., Jan. 16, describes tbe way in
which sbe dresses her child, a little
one a year old, and mothers may re
ceive a en creation ttat will prevent
colds, many sleepless nights, mooh
medicine, and a heap of trouble :
l will write a few lines for this de
partment, lr the editor does take my
letter to make "lamp lighters." I
bave seen letters from every piace,
from everybody and bis grandmother,
upon ever subject except dressing
children comfortably. I mean this
winter l bave not seen any, aitoougn
I watched, hoping some one would
say something. Now I will tell bow
I dress my only child, a little girl one
year old. I made her some flannel
shirts, pot four buttons on each one
before, one behind, one on each side
to fasten ber flannel skirts to. I
made ber soms flannel dresses of fig
ured flannel ; lined them all through
with calico, made ber some aprons
aa ber dresses ; these I change every
morning. I then made ber some
flannel drawers, using the same pat
tern we use for babies' muslin draw
ers. I knit ber some pretty stock
ings, and bought her two painiof
shoes. This is my first experience in
dressing a baby. II any lady can tell
me some improvement It will be
gladly accepted. I will admit ahe Is
not fashionably, but comfortably
dressed, as comfort was my aim. She
la just as rosy and healthy as can be,
and that doubly pays me, and I think
Is mocb more to be admired than if
sbe was fashionably dressed, half
freezing, and a pale, sickly . creature,
which she would undoubtedly be, I
tried tbe old bachelor's recipe for bis
cuit ; they were "splendid." I beg
leave to differ with tbe bachelor, who
told us to use sour milk with baking-
powder. I always read tbe directions
on tbe baking-powder boxes : "Nev
er use soar milk with baklne-Dowdar.
use sweet milk or water." I cut out
all the economical recipes in the
Home Department, put them in a
scrap-boo x. for my own use. Ladies.
don't yoo think our editor most be a
bachelor, as be has ao mocb patience
witn tne ladies ana cacneior's letters
as to arrange and print so many ?
a
SOMETHING TO PLEASE THE LITTLE
GIRLS.
be
to
at
of
it
of
get
all
in
Take a board about eight Inches
square, get some pretty moss from
those old stomps, and cover the
board with It. This is to make a
front yard, for we are going to build a
cottage. Get a white pasteboard box
about four Inches long, and three
wide, and three deep : cut a door in
tbe center and a window an each aide
and at tbe ends. Make it just as near
use a noose at yoo can, putting a
nngnt carpet lnsiae, oi some worsted,
sjso tiny pictures on tbe wall, and.
If yon cannot paint them yourself, cut
some ngures or emiaren rrom engrav
ings, and atand them In the windows.
If you are ingenious yoo will furnish
It with paper chairs, tables, sofas, etc
Pat the roof on after it is ail finished.
hot do not fasten tight, as yoo may
want to rearrange ui ninutare.
Lea re the moss on where yoo wish
the boose to sit. Glee it on to tbe
the board. Now cot a path frem tbe
door, through the moss, and cot das
oh the board. Have soata fine Bab
bles washed, and throw on tbe glue ;
press aown, ana yoo nave a aiee walk
to the gate, for yoo most have a gait
ana ience au aroana the garden,
made of white Bristol board, cit to
represent a picket or board fence. We
must bave some shade trees, so we
win taKe ue ripe top or sorgbom,
paint it green if you prefer, dot In
some vermilion for the fratt (on the
seeaj. to maze it stand upright,
take a small spool, shave off one end.
glue tbe other end firmly to the
board, and stick the stem into tbe
bole in the spool. Other trees can be
made of arbor vitas sprigs. I paint
tbem to keep thaws, always green.
Mounds made of acorn -cups are to be
pot each side of the walk filled with
tiny flowers. A little pond can be
made of a broken scrap of a mirror
uua nan ana tne moss arranged
around It This is to put on the shelf
01 some or tne ladies' what-nots.
Dear sister of the battonholelt
polonaise, I am glad to learn that von
are able to ran a sewing machine, and
are not obliged to resort to the mak
lng of "dogs and rabbits," and other
iignt rancy work so auited to weavy
fingers to while away tbe tedious
oours or pain. Let os accept tbe way
In which our Father leads as, and
when one avenue of usefulness is eat
of! turn to another, and when He
iuius our nanas entirely let as still
trast Him to the end.
O. D. GUNNISON, Fairfax, Iowa.
"Ten dimes make nn. tn.. ij
the schoolmaster. Now go on, sir.
Ten dollars make on-what ?
"Thev make one mivhtw i. v,
times,'' replied the boy, and the teach
er, who hadn't got bis last month's
salary yet, concluded tbe boy was
about right.
Fashion Notes for Gentlemen.
Corns are now cut gore lug.
Pocket books are not much used.
Red noses are no longer stylish.
Frozen ears bave not been worn at
all this year.
Counterfeit silver-headed canes are
in circulation.
Suspenders are now worn with only
one twist la tbem.
The most atyllsb dog licensee cost
from 50 cents upwards.
Cofls are all the rage with pro
voked district school teachers.
Shirts continue to be much worn
about two weeks at a stretch.
Whiskers, like ladles' dm see, con
tinue to be worn low la. the neck.
Finger-nails are now shingled short.
They should be dredged twice a
week.
Red flannel, lined with fat pork.
still continues to be tbe novel style of
neck-wear.
There Is much danger that tbe pa
per collar will be revived aa nobby
neck-wear.
This warm weather has enabled tbe
pawn brokers to lay in an unusually
Urge stock of ulsters.
Woolen stockings have not been
osed to any great extent this season.
They are too darned thick.
Ear rings are very common among
school boys after they have had a
"wad aide 'o tbe bead."
Tbe pantaloon of the period, when
sewed np at tbe bottom, makes an ex
cellent two-bushel bag.
Copper-toed stockings are tbe latest
novelty. They are worn witn brass
knuckles and lron-ic-al tones.
A very online fastening for suspen
ders, now In use among Toledo bache
lors. Is a shingle nail.
Round dances and square meals
have not, owing to the hard times,
been so fashionable this season.
High fair ground feno collars are
still great favorites. One can crawl
down behind tbem when be sees a
cross creditor coming.
Many a yoong man who is frugal
and saving In all things else, is per
fectly lavish in tbe number of mittens
that be gets. The market is supplied
wholly by the girls.
GEO. R. HUSS'
Book Store,
S1 STONE FHOHT
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
All Kinds of
For yoong and old.
Fine Stationery.
Albums, Pocket Books,
TOXS und E7erytn,n8 ,n tne Haday
Pictures a Specialty !
The FINEST ever brought to the city.
Don't fall to call and be made happy for
very UUie money. UEO. R. HUBS.
City Bock Store and H ews Roqed
PHILIP ETIICII,
IiEALKS
Books, Stationery, Notions
Kosieal Instruments,
GXKXll A 1XKBIC1I MIIOBICit
oaxx Airs iiinn thb stock
I will also eontlnos to attend to my dot!
loUr resile aal Collector.
A large qnanUty of CIDER VIHKUAK fo
ale In sot quantity.
B5-1tt PHILIP EMICB
Hew Goods!
NEW PEICES !
If joa want a Bargain in
BOOTS - SHOES
CALL ON
RCSERT SULU VAN,
H. 9 Easstlre Bleek
Look at my Price List :
a l Kip bx rr as.se, is, gs.so,
lMa' KM aide Lae Bbs, 99.ee.
LIm' at, HM Lm Ism, SI. 75,
Indies)' Calf atises fraa M.73 ut 01.
sr Dont forget tae place,
No. 2 Empire Block.
The TiEn Union Churn Co.
At their works, sontn-end of Washington
Bt. bridge, are prepared to furnish builders
WlkU
PINE, OAK,
AND COTTON
WOOD FLOOR
ING, SIDING, &c.,
Surface Planing
AND
MATCHING SOLICITED.
sorsatlafacUoa guaranteed and prices
Tcnsoname.
Call and see them before con
tracting elsewhere.
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liThe wonder of medical wicDce half
horse ami half man tne tabled Lentaure
left iheir impress upon me iiiiorj ui
"2r.M- .... , . d
IDet-faiajior mbissbst-mi
beast, are not lew remarkable In their way.
Tney nave oeen wiwic ms uov vu
year, bnt in that lime tney bave performed
more wonuenm "-----more
pain and enred more bed-ridden
cripples than have all other Liniments,
FmYirocatlons, Extracts. Halves and Oint
ments in existence. Their immense and
rapiuly-increa-vuK m luuinpuuawjo
denreot the estimation in which they are
hospitals of this country and Enrope, ami
ii . a I Lcf nhnlm.nc .nil
veterinary surgeons. hyshould they not
iney Cle LCTn uiucu w
n fTer! n g when cures from loss of bone or
muaele are impowuic xj ;
I . 1 XlwtW 'lil Ami Anil
ineredlenta which must stimulate the fluids,
rotten the sinews and penetrate to the bone.
We have never yet beard of the nrst failure
benefit, even In stubborn cases of Khea
matiam. Sciatica, and Neuralgia, while, for
Klesh Wounds, Bites, Frosted Limbs, Burns,
Cutaneous Eruptions, etc they are unfail
ing. What the WkIM Ceataar Lil
mrat is for the human frame the Tellsw
lu.rLl.lmIUIor hones and anl-
i in hi !,. .lnllor
main, we win kumlukv ,
expended -for t'eatatar IJalnseat will
perform more mnu Biwuier rauiw m."
obtalm-d lor five or twenty dollars from
any physician. We have made the treat
ment of flesh, bone and -muscle ailments a
specialty. We know we have preparations
which do what they are recommended to
do. rneyare no curw.iw-inrj
mend a broken le. but they 'Will alleviate
pun mnu cure witcw .uj " " -
can cure. Be sure and inquire for the t'-
tanr Uaimeal ana give inm. uur
trial. J. B. ROSE CO..
S DST BT., OKK.
Mothers,
There is the harmless and certain remedy
for your children, castokia is rwiun oi
twenty years' experiments by the celebrated
Samuel Fltcher, M. D.
It in a vegetable preparation, as effective
Castor Oil, but perfectly pleasant I to the
taste. It can be taken by the youngest In
fant, and neither gags nor gripes, ur. a. j .
Ureen, of Boyston, Indiana, says ol it :
BTua .i him tried the Castosia. and can
speak highly ot Its tneriW. It will do away
with Castor OIL It Is pleasant and harm,
leas, and is wonderfully efficacious as an
aperient and laxative. II it the very thing.
The Castori A destroys worms, regulates
the stomach, cures winu U)uc, ana permiu
aataral healthy aleep. It Is very effica-
c'ous in troop, ana lor xeeining vnuuren.
Hnnev is not nleasanter to the taste, and
Castor OH Is not so certain In Its effects. It
costs but Jo cents, in large ooiues.
j . a. iiudii a ta sew i ors
nlt-10in-13t.
REflbESTATE.
Collecting Agency of
P. HUDDLE,
0FFICE0ver Hubbard's Drug
Store, TIFFIOHIO.
Real Estate taken tor Bale on am ill com
mission ; also, to exchange.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO
COLLECTIONS.
FOR SALE !
THREE LOTS FOR $300 EACH, ON MAIN
Street. Walker's Addition, Tiffin, O.
.riTTm ..Tin.mn T (ITU ,H A
Stephenson's Addition to Tiffin, for
IlilMI.
Of) ACRES WITH- EXTRA IMPROVE
OO menu ; limestone soil, situated two
mi nnA-tiiLir miles north of - KeDUblic
Seneca county, O. Terms to suit purchaser.
IOT No. 603 and 60x202 feet. . New bouse
j five rooms: fruit of all kinds. Situated
on the souln siue oi Aaflms street, near uie
n.. H- A C. deoot. Price reasonable and
terms easy. Owner wishes to -remove to
Toledo.
OA ACRES, good soil, well improved In
OIJ every respect; situated one mile
sou in ana inree uiu eaat oi uepuuiioi a
very cheap firm at $4,500.
ACRES WELL IMPKOVKU LANU,
tiiren miles north of Bairdstown,
Wnnd oonntv. Ohio : twenty acres of wheat.
Soli, No, L Will be sold on easy terms.
r f ACRES, THREE MILES FROM Tiffln.
(ill with extra improvements. Running
stream of water. Everything convenient
which makes It a pleasant nome. ror muo
low. P. HUDDLE.
80
ACRES, six miles east of Tiffln and
two miles from Keuublte : 65 acres un
der cultivation. All the buildings neces
sary. Land well drained, with about two
miles of tiling. Fine orchard. Fifteen
acres of wheat. Fences In the best of order.
Soil black sacd ana loam, and equal to
any river bottom for grain of all kinds.
Price low. 13rms to suit purcuasrr.
NEW HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS AND
bay window. Bnllt la the most
modern stvle. Lot SOxlsO ieet. Newly en-
rined with ntcket front. Situated on the
west side of Main street, in me village oi
Attica, Seneca county, unio. race
Terms easy.
A( ACRES OF LAND, FOUR MILES
northeast of Bairdstown. Wood un-
ty. Ten acres cnoppeo. ' saianca excellent
timber, very valuable, consisting of Oak,
Ash, Hickory and Elm. Situated on main
traveled road. Soil No. L Price JLUXL
20
ACRES WELL IMPROVED LAND IN
every respect, two miles soutn or Tll-
fin. Owner wishing to go South. Price ti,
5uu, on reasonable terms.
TTOUBE AND LOT, situated on the corner
11 of Noble and Minerva si reels. House,
Irame ; baa seven rooms and elegantly
finished In every respect. New barn.
Everything convenient and desirable.
arEW house: LotBOxiw ieet- minatea
W near north end and on east side of
Sandusky street, seven rooms, Mouse,
frame.
1A ACRES, USED FOR GARDENING,
1(1 altnated 80 rods from corporation line
of Clyde. Sandusky county, Ohio. Good
tinnae aud Darn : 1 i aDOie ana iw peacu
trees of bearing age. Grapes and strawber
ries in abundance. Soil, black sand and
loam. A SDlenUid ODbortnnuy lor a gam
ener. Price low ana terms va sail par-
chaser,
BRICK BUBINESS ROOM AND Dwelling
combined. Stock of Groceries and
Provisions : Location excellent. The own
er wishing to quit tbe business will sell at
bargain, ana on reasoname lime.
Cheap and choice lots, Nos. 0, 12, 14. 123
and 124, In Tomb's Addition to Tiffln. Price
low and terms reasonable, r. HUDDLB.
HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST STREET,
the village of Republic, Seneca coun
ty. Ohio. Good, substantial frame house.
painiea wniie ; minus on uoors ua win
dows. Barn, wood-house and cistern ; pick
et front; all in the very best ol order,
trice, isuj.
TWO-story Frame House, new, witn four
rooms, good cellar, and cistern. Lot,
KuxlMO feet, handsomly situated on Davis
street ror aaie at a Dargain.
HALF lot with two-story frame house,
rooms, barn and wood house, on south
Sandusky street, near C, S. A C. railroad.
Price il.bUU.
TACANT lot In Tomb's Addition, Oxl80
feet. A very pleasant site for suburban
residence.
TOT 80X1S0 FEET, NEW DWELLING
j and business room combined. Situated
il Attica Station, on the B. A O. R. R
Seneca county, Ohio. A splendid point for
business, with limited means. Price very
low ana terms easy.
TWO story brick house new. Situated
south side Main street. Tiffin. Five
laree rooms : koou cellar, ljot ouxicu.
choice selectlon-of bearing fruit trees. Price
lOfi ACRES, AS FINELY IMPROVED
1&VJ as any farm in Seneca county.
Everything in the most desirable condition.
90 acres ol splendid-looking wheat. Soli ex
cellent, and situated eight and one-half
miles from limn, inree anu one-nail miles
from Bloomvllle. For sale at a low figure
ana on reasonable terms.
Qfl ACRES OF UNIMPROVED UP-LAND
Oil Prairie : tlmoer sufficient for all pur
poses ; soli black sand and loam ; 25 acres
reaay lor tne piuw , auuaieu one anu one
half miles from the village of Col ten,
the Toledo A Wabash Railroad, Henry coun
ty, onio. win tase smau residence in xu-
nn lor pan pay menu
4 f ACRES OF WELL IMPROVED LAND
4U in every respect, situated in Liberty
township. Seneca county, Ohio, nine miles
from Tiffin and two and one-half miles
from Betlsvllle. Soli No. one.
1 nrv ACRES of well Improved land. sltO'
1UU a ted six miles west of the city
Lawrence, the County Seat oi Douelas
county, Kansas. Eighty acres prairie,
wnicn a acres are nnaer gooa cultivation.
Balance ft) acres is a nne growth of tlmoer
This farm is well enclosed with hedge
plenty of living water. Also house and
sltbated In the most beautiful part of
city of Lawrence. Will sell the whole to
gether, or exchange for property In Seneca
county, u. race rux.
"CUVE ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED ON
JL ji.ll oourn .street, nepuDiic, Seneca to.
Ohio. Two and one-half acres in Orchard
and of tbe best grarted varieties. Small
fruit of all kinds. House nearly new, with
six rooms and painted In the most modern
style. Barn, wood House, Sheds, cistern
and all the necessary out-bmlidings. Good
fences, nne picsei uonu
This la a rare opportunity. Price low
and terms to auit purchaser.
OA ACRES of timber land 34 of a mile
OU from the Baltimore A Ohio railroad,
two miles east from Deshier, Wood county
omo.
400
Acres, two miles south of Chicago
Junction. Huron eon at v. Ohio.
Well Improved, Terms to suit purchaser,
will take good business property in part
payment.
Of ACRES of well timbered land, sltn-
w ateu in tiaxuin county, Ohio, seven
miles north of Kenton, on the Blancbard
river, four miles west of Patterson. It Is
river bottom land. Inexhaustible soil, and
imber sumctent to par lor uie lan a. . .
Address, or Inquire of - . -
P. HUDDLE, '
n44 76-tf Real Estate A cent. Tiffin. O.
Tribune Office
For all kinds of JUli PKINTIKU
at prices to suit the times.
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EXCHANGE BANK,
TIFFIN. OHIO.
Capital nd Surplus $160,000
J. D. LOOM IS,
O. C. ZKLLEB, .
J. H. FROST. -
President.
- Cashier.
Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. H. OO JD
A. B. HOVKT,
J. D. Loo if is,
A. U. 8SATH.
i. M. NATLO.
K. W.SHAWHAS,
K. t. Stick ysT.
DEALS IN
G O VERNMEN T
and
Local Bonds and Securities
Gold and Silver Coin.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Itc.
Issues CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT bear
Ins interest: Discounts Paper of every de
scription and does a Oeneral Banking Busi
ness.
KUDER & FREY
CARRIAGE iSlTirTCBEBS.
CARRIA6S, VASOHS .
TOP BUGGIES,
OIE BUGGIES
And every kind of Road Vehicles on hand
or made to order.
We Use the Best Material
And oar Work la equal to the Uett In tbt
Market.
SARVEN'S PATENT WHEEL
And all other late and valuable Improve
ments, are nsed in the manufacture of onr
vehicles, we purpose always to manufac
ture Latest Styles of Carriages
And defy competition, both In Cheapness
and Durability.
KPiime PEOHPTLT inixoxs TO.
Room and Hhop on Market street, west
side of Sandusky Klver.
June 15.ls71.-lt KUDBRAFKET.
Crockery and Glassware !
John N. Jentgen,
Having opened a
Crockery and Glassxvare Store
In Rusts' block, on South Washington St
announces to the publio that he will keep
on hand for sale everything usually kepl.in
a first-class store ol this kind.
Remember tbe place,
Rust's Block-
nil 76-ly
NEW
BOOK BI11DBR7,
Cor, Washington and Perry Sts.,
TIFFTIST, O.,
Entrance on Perry Street.
Maeaslnes. Music and everything in the
line of Book Blndine done bv me in the best
of style, and at reasonable rates. Old Books
re-bound. Give me a call.
Very rcspectruiiy,
n3Z77 L. W. idi!
IMER
WENNER & CO.
Jefferson St., TilTin,OltIo,
Have on band large and One stock
Carriages, Buggies and Wapns,
WENNER Co.
iimu.u
CITY B1LL1SRD SALOON!
QRUMM ELL'S BLOCK
EEXRYGBVMMELL, Prop.
This Is the Best Establishing t In the City
BEST-
LIQUORS, WINES, ALE, BEER,
Etc., always kept.
TWO FIRST-CLASS
BILLIARD TABLES
And a pleasant, quiet room.
' OYSTERS
Received dally during their season. Kvery-
tnlng desirable lor an exceueui . i.
may always be iouna at uie
CITY BILLIARD SAL00X.
HEIBT CEI HSEU.
n21-31n-lvr
Falkner&Lecrone's
MARKET HOUSE. TIFFIN. 0.
We are prepared- to fnrnln the public
with STEAKS of all kind, KuASTS, SALT
MEAT, and everything usually found In a
first-class Market Allour sUjck are select
ed with oare and onr butchering is doue in
a cleanly manner.
Call and see us.
Sin 13- FALKSEB A LECROSE.
TYASmNGTON, D. C,
HAS THE BEST HOTEL In the COUNTRY
At MJM Per Day.
TREMONT HOUSE.
W A B T E
Walnut,
Cherry,
Hickory,
Oak, Ash,
Elm and
Sycamore
aw logs.
-WiL DO ALL KINDS OF-
CUSTOM SiVlliG
And take Saw Logs of all kinds at good
prices In exchange ; will also ex
change oak fencins and lumber
for Elm Saw Lr.gs. All
kinds of
BUILDING TIMBER
Sawed to order. Apply at once to
GUI'S SI Mill,
Walker's Addition, Tiffin.
nis-7in-tf.
JMlRlfl jrailBT!
m.Gallup's
Jewelry Store lias leen
Removed
TO "
Commercial House Block,
Market Street.
COAL, COAL!
A. GREENLEAF,
DEALER IN
Hard, Sojt and Blacksmith
LEHIGH & W1LKESBARRE COAL
Of any size to rait the wants ot consumers.
and sola al greatly reauceu prices.
Parties wishing to purchase their supply
of
Soft or Hard Coal.
For the winter will And it to their Interest
to give me a call before buying elsewhere
can furnish Coal at very low tittures from
mines In the Hocking aud Muskingum Val
leys and Masslllon.
'! Delivered Free any part
tbe City.
JS? Orders left at Martin Wagner's
Clothing Store will receive prompt at
tention. Office and Yard
On Adams St, sear V., M. A C. depot.
ntmn
HeadligliT
JULIUS KEISSLING
HAS OPENED A FINE
S&LOOH AHD RESTAUBAHT
In Sency's Block, Washington St., and will
keep the bar stocked with the
Best Brands of
ALE, BEER, WINES,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, Etc.
All lovers of the lieverage are invited to
call, as we "study to please."
Cold Lunclic, Sand
wiches, Etc.
Served at all hours and on short notice.
N. B. Johnny Roller has been egnced as
clerk, and would like to meet all of Ini old
friends. Ulveusacail.
JULIUS KEISSLING,
Ileadllslit.
9 .'-
9 i M
CO
XJ3
2S
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CO
And MANTELS of American and Italian
Marble.
ALL KINDS OF
BUILDING WORK
Done to rc!r at price as low as the lowest
Works on Washln ton street Wire
Bridge.
nls-ti-U
Dollar-and-a-half for Tea Cent.
r . . T .i... n .n V . 1 I . V.
lrnr. twelve Dazes. fuU size, best and mutt
popular music for ten cents. Arw and
ftsptuar ei0. Imtee ami 1utrumentul
Mum. tnxniMHumns. etc- tlr. For sale by
all newsdealers. Poslag two cents, to be
sent In addition to above, if ordered from
the publishers.
J. M. BTODDA RT A CO..
723 Chestnut at., Huladclphls, 1
D.jjjjnn
Hall !
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS
Foreign and Domestic
CASS1MERES,
Worsteds,
and Fine
OVERCOATINGS
IN ALLTUK LATEST ST I I.F.4 AT THE
UCS Kill CLOTHING HOUSE
1 invite all who wish the Best and
Latest Styles,
And Bst Fitllo? Suit at the Lowest Po
siOIe Prices. t( call on me and you
will find all the Latest Styles l
Gsctaen's Furnishing fiaods
HARRY LUTZ. the best cutter in the
Slate, will insure you a perfect dt.
CV.l and see.
er Uou't forget the place,
JOHSKELIGH'SClothingHouse,
njl Ti
Tr.s
The undersigned respectfully informsj
the public that he has opened a
5R1
Ml
1
In V. A. Amcnde's old room,
Everything is new and the room is fitted
up in nrst-cla-ss style. The best of
Liquors, Wines,
Ales, Beer,
Cigars, Etc.
Always kept. Ts good
BILLIARD TABLES
Are always kept In good order for the lov
ers of that amusement.
"- call and see how It is In a first clan
establish me uU
ROB'T CLARK,
Proprietor.
n21 71
RING'S
Jt. am&'s
GRAY HAIR.
a..--.--"
iZZi ThlsbtheAMDitosutuatUingnuda
This is the Cure that isy
In the A mesosu that King mads.
This is the Man who was tJiLsnd
gnjr,
Who now ha raven loeks, they lay.
He nstil tlw Cure tliat lay
In the A.uiiiHMlA mil tung nuuic.
This is the iliiden, handsome and
pay.
Who married the man once bald and
pray. ......
V no now Ell rsven iuck wiry mmj.
t lie nsei me AJiiiuosu nut ni"g
M made.
Thi. Is the Psrson, who, by the way.
Married the nuudtu, hanusoiue uid
pay,
To the man onrc bald and irrsy.
Hut who now has raven loclu, they
BonluBe he nsed the Core tht Uy
In the AXBUOSIA that EUS nude.
This in the Ikll Hist rinsrs sway
Jf ' lrvTo aroo the pefjple ud and
r f ' ! HJiCnto this fw-t, winch here doe. Uy
J$ 1"T yrmwuUlMtt! Inild or yr"9 ,
J i the AJlvuvJlAtlmt JUuy auile
COMPOUNDED AT THE CHEMICAL LABORATCB
or
33. 2VI. 'X' U J-SX3S fc GO.,
rsunucross or
talb3' Unlvercal Pala Zr&iisator,
MANCHESTER. N. H.
For Sale by
f. F. MARQCARDS,
Dealer in lrti!?. Medicines, Fancy iood
Wall 1'ui-er. Window Shades, etc.. '1 llhu, O
Real Estate For Sale !
o 4 Acres of Land ana rive Low a.ljolo
0"i lni Kepublir. Ohio. Oooi I jind, Fi De
Orchard, House ana Karn. I n.'"i r sri.
l,nwj.ijc:fcfth : Ijaiunce in pay inents of ViM
per year. A bargain.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OK RENT,
cheap, Bituated on Jackson street, be
tween Clay and Ferry streets.
HOUSE and lot, on West Perry street,
one-half square from Washington.
Fine lo.-ation for hoarding hooxe ; U rjoiu.
Well .ml cistern. IxH 'ji'XlW. Will sell
cheap aud on reasonable terius, or wnl rent
one-ziaii seven rwiw-s.
Ortacres of fertile land in Brown County,
oVj Kansas, near the County seat. School
hou.se wituui hall a mile. Will sell cheap
for Cash, or give reasonable time m oue
half purchase price.
House and Lot. New Dwelling, two
stories, seven it'Xnl sized rooius, rxxl
Well and Cistern, full lot, god new fences,
and buildings. A nie locution, near busi
ness. Sulendid neiKlilorhHxl. Will seil lor
Ur'-'J, on long time. A bargain.
House and Lot. New Hoh one-story
high, five Kood rooms. Flue Well and
Cistern, full lot. Kverytblug neat and
cosy, for only f'.') ; It) cash, balance In
payments to suit purchaser.
Honse and lot. In Ureen Hrrln O rUiee
to tne depot, for 17., 8-lJ cash; balance
Ui suit the purchaser.
HOUHEANDTWOI.OTSIN THE VJL-La4-i
of West Lo.li, Seneca Co., O
House toiy and a half, six rooms ; well
and cistern ; wooii-houte ; Ji'xxi stable ;
everything handy. Will soil at purchaser's
figures and terms.
IOOK HERE ! A, si.lendld farm of one
j bumlreu acres, fiur miles north of
Attica, O., and ten miles south of Bellevoe
The best market In northern Ohio on the
pike. Ail but a few acn uuder (food culti
vation. Soil, loam, with clay aub-soil.
rraine dwelling ol four rooms; icood well;
large barn, .isi'l. arra r.nd buildlnirs In
.rw.l renuir. rh hool house within sixty
rod of Uwelllnj. lpUst Church a half
mile. Two jiemooLsi nnrcnes wunin iwo
mile.. A Catholic Church Within three
miles. Price only t") per aere, cm pur
chaser's terms. Cause for bUer, "Kausics
fever."
FLOURING MILL Three-story Briek ;
two rna of burrs ; engine loity-horse
jxiwer ; ample yard ; good access and locat
ed in one of the bei,t wheat-raising vicini
ties in Seneca County. Only llouricg null
In that vicinity. Excellent castom patrun
.tfnrdinff eonnLant running. Will sell
cueap, on eaxy terms. Uuod chance for a
party cf small capital.
HiUULU KLDta,
tnrr ConimflTWl Hank. Til. O.
, 0W General Collectors. All Business
attended to promptly. JUly.
WOODBINE"
; m?": J'
i " . ' j ' j
I ?r 'H' ''( f - ; i
OIIloo Opp. Sliawlian Uonso c hit h
L. L.. CIUKDLEK, Proprietor.
A. C.B.4RDOIR, Ajfent.
7 is is the place to pay your rent on a JTcntae and Lot and hate
something to thow for it ; Property High and Dry ; Xic View
of the City. Lot Sold Cheap on Easy Payments. Come in and
Get Full Particulars. -
Drug & Wall
NO. 46 WASHINGTON ST.,
Is now leceiving a Large
fire thus m wjcss
For Medical Use.
WALL PAPER AUD
Curtain Fixtures and Tassels.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded ly competent, persons
only.
J. IT. MAEQUAEDT.
.THE ARE THE CHEAPEST.
r. vi
S. a.
SIZES. ' C,
FINE AND CHEAP
QUALITIES.
. Av , - - Ji?av-
-DEALKRf IN-
CONFECTIONERIES
FlneCAHl)IE8 and JV VTS of, alt Varlet les.
Staple Groceries, Hams Choice Cigars and Tobaccos of all Kinds;
Warm Meals or Lunch at all Hours.
Sl'AVTH'B BLOCK, WABHINOTON ST..)
Ui-eosiTs coUKX lluian.
DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, Boots '& Shoes,
TRUNKS. VALISES
And"a General btock ot RUBBEE
IGOODS.
DAY'S AGUE TOWIC
CURES EVER. FORI CF CHILLS. C3 fflQNEf RETBRSIED.
DAY'S TONIC DAY'S TONIC !, ?AY1T0IC .
Ll!?.T!?NtC DAY'S TONIC i"-''-'"'"'"'"''
lAY; I UN ! AcUo. Linrl BowU. riu-n.ir In tli li. l. win. Ii l..lU,m, lh
n iliTk DAY'S TnJJin u .-i'iih-nVr"l
yn,y... IWI11U D-,tB.lUic Ud. I iu-.li-H.'. II iv,-r f:ilis lanr.. anatHir
DAY'S TONIC DAY'S TONIC xzx.
J. P. DR0MG00LE & CO.. Proprietor. LouiviMe. Ky. w
F. KJSHAWHAN,
4-Ahll l.KALFK I.N-
1 AKIV
NOTIONS.
!
No. t Shawhan'a,Dlock,Tiffin, 0.
Paper Store,
ami Fresh Stock of
WINDOW SHADES
GANG PLOWS
SULKIES-i?
ii FOR FULL DESCRIPTION
AN D PRICES SEND
YOUR ADDRESS.TO
collins a CO.
212 WATER STl
NEW YORK CITY.
AND GROCERIES
Tiffin, Ohio,
F. K. SHA WHAN,
cash;uealkk.in
At 1
-AN
NOTIONS.
No. 4 Shanhan'a Clock, Tiffin, O