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IN TMBllXE.
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PETROLEUM V.
PETROLEUM V. Mr. Nasby Engaged in Pushing the Investigation.
vesication.
Lut a-5s ae t't write or J auj
liuuu.' tau e-rt. I ol-t other t-h
to fiv, kj i tiiU time I iuv a catch.
I in s:t!Q la ineigatin the
fraud., nod ture are enulf uv of em
t uis-.-tt In yjcsferpe.' llys, aaJ
put iu In f,'.co the Kileliu patriot,
TiJJec. The en 's uv juitis wiil be
mi;,;-rve J, aiiJ I elcl tieV my post-oill-!
The luii- raun of iair.ec jono
ity ut Tie Corners will be eiji l, artl
I;cru wi;l ok;i heeiiib.ed to ! a
ti.aii". When Tii-leo L t'resl-U-nS.
It- siker Oavi'.l N C i!ie:tjr, ami
I aui IVntmwt-r. tii-re wiil tie a
i-liiiite iu tt uii.
illi-!rr7y !
A!i I'iv :r iUbi-; we litv is t i eep
the fellows irij wic't we ilou't waut
toliB'ify. We Uv In uioy wit
uchw. for t'u-y don't all know wt to
;dr to. Kjr instance, Deekiu Po
crate, tte t:wiM oi l imb-cil, wanted
lr (vEce on .'ivrn :i I testify to bU
xivm to ana company ot
Iiimcrat iu Miiuics'.pyl to carry that
KUie for Til1?a. auJ it took amy
Hiuart florin to fcsep him away.
Tiiden ti-x a reputasben f r heviu
money, and witaee are core in here
to in ia fcwartxM. We shel prove
that there wuzn't u n:eh tliln ez a
fair elccksbua In Kloridy anJ Liol
laua ; tbat iu both them Kiales men
took our oin?y and voted aclii us ;
that our r.lle club.-t war. iutitnlilatid,
atiJ that our repealers ia IiMisian
wuz kept away from ttia pollx hy
for.'.
There ain't a goiu' to hs no trouble
ah ut It. We hev men here wicti
will ttrear to aoythlog, and in fact
we have an eat barrage tueat uv swear
in material.
I wooden't give a tea cent piece to
lie itisfioore-J my P.wt'jffli. Justts tts
at last a go!n to hi d-jue ! Truth
wich crushed to earth is risln again.
T.I. it-ii and reform ! The old man if
'MiaiuK duwa handsomely. I love to
labor fur him, for he fe:i a maa'
valyoc.
We hev cot 'era. Wi-fcliel iuventi
ta jil At ftir ez We waut to, and
that will he la Y-et enu.T Htatfi to
elect Tilden. We hev gut Mr. IIay,
tbU Hole. We shall teieii the Ablinh
uUtu that when a pure man like
.Sarayoosl J. THdeD liez boagtt and
paid for an offij, be La goin to Ret St.
Wo liev awore noto be awiodled octi
iivwatwuzoura by puichia. Tilden
li (rreat m&n. It cott him toomaca
Vt buy the nomioasbea and theeleck
ehun, not to hev 'em. We are goln
to be rrenident. I am arraQglo IU '
You will bear from me next week.
The Corners will be electrified. The
country ia safe, and Dimocrify la on
the high road to auceeea. JuUlaut.
PETROLEUM V. NASBY,
Investigator.
ROUND DANCING REBUKED.
Bishop Whittle Denounces the Practice
Bishop Whittle Denounces the Practice as Sinful and Subversive
of Social Virtue.
Ia t-)B Episcopal Convention, iu
fief!i!on in Lynchburg, Va., Bishop
Whittle delivered an elaborate an
nual address, In which be earnestly
deprecated tbe evils of round dancing.
Referring to the address of bis vener
ated predecessor. Bishop Johns, In
1872, be said that distinguished divine
warned commnnlcanU against tbe
inconsistency of indulging in "a de
moralizing dissipation," which be
denounced as "that lascivious mode
of promiscuous dancing styled tbe
round dance." "This scandal," be
said, "is not to be tolerated in the
Church of Christ. Let every appeal
be made in the way of affectionate re
monstrance, judicious teaching, and
earnest prayer for the reformation of
those led astray, If God peradventare
will give them ripentaace. If- all
such eflorts prove unavailing to re
move the scandal and awaken the
offender to a sense of bis sin and
danger, and It becomes necessary to
resort to t!ie exercise of a decided
discipline, it most be done. I adopt
this language aa my own, that be, be
ing dead, may yet speak on this im
portant matter. Perhaps his words
struck some as being too strong aud
harsh when they were first uttered
who think very differently now, after
six years' observation and experience.
Certain it is that many of our wisest
aud beet people, ministers and lay
men, judging the tree by the fruit,
have become alarmed lent the elT:tof
a'l this dreadful evil of round danc
ing shall be not only to iojurepure and
undented religion, but even to sap tbe
very foundations of all social virtue
and' morality.
I will not discuss its character aud
consequences, for while 8L Paul wrote
to tbe Chunb in Ephesns that it was
a shame even to speak of those things
which were done by some In secret,
I should feel auamed even to speak,
as the truth would require of this
tliiue; which is done openly before all.
I will only eay that I trust no man or
woman will be presented for confir
mation who means to continue to
participate iu this abomination, and
if the uaiuibU-rs of the Church have no
authority to discipline communicant
as notorious evil doers wbo practice It,
surely this council should not fail to
clothe them with Filch authority by
law.
ibis portion of the addrenc was re'
furred to a committee, wbloh reported
a canon forbidding the holy commu
nion and confirmation t persons who
nam luaily indulge in ro'ind dancing
Itesolutioua were a looted deploring
the elnful practice, and urging that it
be discontinued by all good ineoi bers
of the Kplscopal Church.
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
The Effect of Cheap Novel Reading.
A New .York special dispatch to
the Enquirer of the 30Mi lost., relates
tbe following deeperate deed of juve
nile highwaymen : -
As Thomas Lynn was passing
along an unfrequented street iu Har
lem, Bunday, last week, be was met
by a lad or sixteen, wbo demanded
' his money or his life, and held a
seven-shooter within a few leet of his
head. Befusing to give the money,
tbe boy fired three shots, which
would have" ended Lynd'a existence
but for the presence of a beavy
memorandum and a buckle. All at
tempts to detect the young highway
men and two companions who looked
on at this game have been unsuc
cessful until to-day, when b'j was cap
tured y chance.
A singular story then came to
ligbt The ringleader says be was
led to take up the life of a highway
man by reading such novels aa
"Deadwood Dick," "Double Dag
gers," &c , aud Induced the others to
join him. Their purpose was to leave
for Texas as quick as they could get
money enough. They procured re
volvers, clubs and dirks, and swore to
ntand by one another, pledging tbelr
lives as the forfeit. Lynn was tbe
first man thi-y tried. After that af
fair they concealed themselves, but,
seeing they were not suspected, they
had just retaken to the road, wbeu
they were seized by the police. They
are now held to await trial. Tbey
are cool, and expect to die ou the
gallows.
to
as
Manners.
Young folks should be mannerly.
How to be so ia the question. Many
a good boy and girl feel tbat tbey can
not behave to suit themselves in tbe
presence of company. Tbey feel timid,
bashful, and self-distrustful tbe mo
ment tbey are addreseed by a strang
er, or appear in company. There is
but one way to get over this feeling
and acquire graceful and easy man
ners, tbat ia to do the best they can
ail tbe time at borne, as well as
abroad. Gooa manners are not
learned from arbltary teachings so
much as acquired from habit. They
grow upon us by nee. We must be
courteous, agreeable, civil, kind,
gentlemanly and womanly at borne,
and then it will soon become a kind
of second nature to be so everywhere.
A coarse, rough manner at borne be
gets a habit of roughness, which we
can not lay off If we try, wben we go
among et rangers. Tbe most agreeable
people we have ever known in com
pany, are those that are perfectly
agreeable at home. Home is the
echool for all the best things, especial
ly for good manners.
so
Dj
be
or
ia
The advent of warm weather brings
the Indians, like potato bugs, into ac
tivity, and there ie, doubtless, trouble
to be looked for as will be seen from
the following:
Washington, June 3 Telegrams
have been received at tbe War De
partment from Generals Sheridan
and McDowell, stating that as many
men as possible will be sent to protect
Hettlera from tbe EannocK Indians.
The news from tbe North is con
eidered very alarming.
if
if
one
A MARVELOUS MAN.
Some Interesting Facts About Dr. Carver,
the Great Rifle Shot.
,
j
i A Istfidtr reporter yeHtcrday called
itr.'..lrf. ' ... .....
UI-'JU LJl, ' - - - T
(freat rille siiot, fct his rooaia in the
! Keren (.':ty Hoae and bad a leustby
l..f. ..,1. t.lnt n mftr pnnrlMl
i-7,,i, hi earlv life. He Msases a
...i.rf.,! hiBtnrir that is full enough
i.i.;:.ii, ik. fr.menru t,t
L....M..ma without mini? Into tbe
regime of imagination or wandering
frctn tbe r ath of truth. Cooper tolU
....
'
some w
has a writer dared to aasert a charac
ter possessed of a eiill equal to tbat
wiiich Dr. Carver haa proven to pos
sess. Tii? Indians title biaa ""Kvil
ri.iirit," o:i account of his great accu
racy with the rifle. Never missing
hia oljsct, they could not understand
l,ow it was posnible for one to be so
deadly in aim, without poaseseing
some supernatural power. Carver's
lifo has een on of thrilling adven
tures. Captured oy the Indians when
only four years old, be never had an
f'i'ial among the savage tribes that
taugbt bis hands their cunning, and
helped to train the steady nerve and
physical force that is Lu birthright.
When fifteen yearn of age, the tribe
heid a council, and declared bim the
medicine mau of tbe entire Dakota
nation, whicn position be occupied
for six years, and received in that
way the tittle of D ctor. After leav
ing tbe Indians he went to school in
a small town in Illinois, where he re
mained four years. Tbe inclination
being strong upon bim to return to
his former associates and pastimes,
he betook himself once more at the
end of that time t tbe plains, and
buffalo, elk and tbe abundance of
wild game tbat infest the frontier.
Hs claims tbe reputation of having
killed more buffalo on one run, solely
and alone, than any party of hunters
tbat ever went In quest of like object
In tbe fall of 1S6G be rescued two la
dies from a small band of Comanche,
for which daring be was highly com
mented on by the entire Western
press. He acquired the reputatidn of
a phenomenal shot at tbe age of sev
en years, when be was known to
bringdown a blue-jay on tbe wing
with a rifle. As a result of constant
practice iu this particular line, to
gether with his good habits, muscular
form, aud unerring nerve, tbe ac
quirement of bis wonderful skill ia at
trlLated. ill has achieved most flat
tering succe&s wherever he has ap
peared to give an exhibition on bis
way east. At Omaha he surprised
his spectators by killing three teal
duck wbile flying, in. succession. At
Ietroit last week, be appeared on tbe
Hamtrancack race track, and wbile
shooting at glass balls a swallow flew
within rane of bis unerring gun.
1 ue crowd bad become so sanguine of
his ability tbat they cried oat "shoot
it," and tbey were cot disappointed
when tbe man leveled bis riile and
brought tbe luckless bird to the
ground.
Dr. Carver stands six feet two in
ches In height, with a frank and
pleasing face. He has a pair of keen
restless eyes, which give bim a won
derful quickness and precision in
sighting. He weighs 194 pounds and
la thirty-eight years of age. He in
tends making a tour of tbe world,
and is now on his way to New York
to take passage for Europe. Leader.
INCIDENT OF THE REBELLION.
-
The Bawling Green Sentinel ot last
week, in its obituary of Frank Sever-
stock, of tbat place, relates the follow
ing incident of the late war:
Mr. Beverstock enlisted in tbe
Union army in 1861, and was one of
the unfortunate meu whose general
health was undermined in tbe rebel
death peu at Ajtdersonville. His
death ailment was a complication of
diseases which battled the skill of doc
tors to hud out, but if tbe truth were
known the seeds of disease which car
ried him away were planted In his
system during the year of his im
prisonment.
An incident connected with his
prison life is worth relating as an in
stance of tbe devious ways by which
an all-wise Providence dispensed pun
ishment or vengeance on one of tbe
inbuman keepers of thu prison
Frank, with a few others, bad secret
ly dug out under tbe prison Inclosure
and made his escape, und after untold
hardships had reached within one day
or night a journey of Uen. Sherman
linos, wben he was run down with
dogs, captured and returned to tbe
prison pen, where he wss punished
ana degraded by ttre omcer in charge,
until death would have been a wei
come relief. Tbe wheel of fortune
finally brought him up at Annapolis,
Maryland, a paroled prisoner nearly
starved to aeatn. After recruiting
little be managed to get a furlough
home. Wben his leave of ahsei ce
had expired and he was on his road
back, near Newark, tbis State, a man
came abaord tbe car, which waa at
tached to a mixed train of freight and
passenger cars. Frank - eyed tbe
stianger closely and thought he bad
seen him before. . There were only
three passengers in tbe car, Frank
tbe stranger, and another furlougbed
soldier. Finally tbe troth flashed on
Frank's tnlnd .He quietly sent tbe
soldier to tbe door at the far end of
the car, while be came up in front of
the stranger and charged him with
being a confederate officer In disguise,
acu recently in command ovtr prison
era at Andorsonville, and the very
mau woo oaa punished and degraded
him. The fellow played the indlg
nant dodge, denied and grew ram'
pant, but Frank covered him with a
slx-sbooter and managed to get a dis
patch sent on to Newark, and wben
the train arrived there tbe Provoet
Marshall came aboard and arrested
tbe fellow, who proved to be a con
federate spy named 8. B. Davis, alias
Wilioughby Cumminss. of tbe rank
of a Captain, and carrying dispatches
and Information to the Confederate
Government at Bichmond, the evi
dence of which was found on his per-
eon. He was court marshalled and
sentenced to be hang and aent to
Johnson's Island, for - execution.
President Lincoln afterwards com
muted tbe sentence to imprisonment
at fort warren.
Do What You Can.
"Tbe woods would be very silent if
no birds sang there but those that
sang best."
know not who said those beauti
ful words, but I may be safe to eay it
was no great man. Not what the
world calls great, not learned, not
rich, but whosoever placed them up
ou paper to be read by its struggling
thousands, gave a sermon in tbe
plainest, truest, vet grandest way it
could be told.
I know bow anxious every one feels
da bis best to be first Well, you
may may do your best. F.ut if vour
talent wiil not briog yon a hundred
fold, be content by its doubling.
Rather be proud that you can look
back and say, "That is as well again
I once did." If you are capable of
no more, you, John Hmith, it need
not cool your ardor to be thus spoken
It helps to ruaKe a comparison
between the poorer and the better.
Very rarely would the world look up
on pictures or wotks cf art, -if none
sat at tbe easel or held tbe chisel but
the world's great masters. What
would you be what would the world
if none struggled to be heard ?
Because you can not pipe so long or
loud as a stronger or bolder broth
er, need you try on tbat Instrument ?
xou may mate a clearer and a sweet
er strain on seme other one. The
world does not measure all beauties or
talents alike.
Why bemoan your own fate be
cause others have outstrlnned von ?
you gain by complaining, or by
silence i can you lose by trying
again 7 How many churches would
vacant If every preacher should
say, -l win not preach unless l can
have my church filled like Beecher
tepurgeou ?" If none went abroad
but tbe Moodys and Haukeys, bow
many places would be unfruitful.
Ah ! the churches would be very
silent If none preached but those who
prescbed best ! To be first or nothing
a poor saying by which to live. No
one expects von to give your first
speech like a Wiibtrforce. Every-
oooy snows mat yoH nave not the
bead of Daniel Webster.
Should one bird stop singing
because some other can be heard
farther? No; use what talenta
you possess. See not smiles or frowns,
bear not tbe jeers or envious re
marks, heed not the prophetic eay
Ings of your future, and nevr mind
you do not do as well as the beet.
Keep doing sculpture or paint,
study or play, eing, speaa or write,
ano if you do not stand first, remem
ber tbat the world would be very silent
no birds sang there bot those that
sang best. Little Home Lodj, in An-
huui t'j ntrcnoiorjy.
be
at
to
In
eral
one
the
and
So
hat
at
also
be
like
and
said
'How'a yovr lioeband thie evenine.
Mrs. tiaaitjra ?'. "No Improve went,
way or the other'" I
waa
This
A Female Husband.
We wire never no deeply imprewtsd
i witn tLe foroe of the aiUte that
; ' Iru'.l. In b.ihiieer than tioliun," tu
i were lacl tvtniiJi when lisW-mnjj
f Uteu.tL,t of a well-known cit
I. 1 izeu tif thin t.iwn in relation to a mar-
' K?uliM ciKHtiDcai
tending iU 1 i.e briaroow
! jouthf ul and ralbe r
'u l."9on, a stranger Lere,
about whom bat iittte was known,
! exptlhat he tuna from Colorado,
.1 li(.rA r r. rikrir&Mi.n t lib haI (iliCi It
Tn.A.fl
I riae wLii'ju was coneuxiiiated here
I I ant fall, aud wnich cre&ted couelder
able comment at tbe time, from tbe
at-
Tne bridKroom was a
tiltminateloik-
aud
engaged in b'-Hiness. The bride was a
young lady only 16 years of age, re
siding with and under tbe guardian
ship of her uncle, who was bitterly
opposed to the ui-rriae. Her
love, however, proved stronger
than l;er ooediencv, ai;d sh left
bis house one eveding, and step-
pinz tcros the street to the Justice a
ofllca. was united to the cbjwit of ber
Choice. They resided here for a short
time and then removing to an ad
joining district, where tt.ey iived un
til a few days aijo, when the girl re
turned to h-r uncle's house and re
lated to iiiai tbe following remark
at.le story : duo said the person to
whom sffe was married was a woman
in disguise ; that ber female husband,
toe night of their marriage confided
to her his, or rather her eecret, Hte
bad got into trouble in Colorado, was
obliged to leave there, and assume
tbe disguise of a man. That her ob
ject In marrying was to more effec
tually conceal her identity, and final
ly threatened her with death If she
betrayed her secret. Fearful of
tbe execution of the threat she
kept silent, and, tiough grossly
abused, ill-treated, and at times se
verely beaten, continued to maintain
the ostensible relation of wife to her
strange companion, until tbe latter, a
short time ago, fearful of arrest for
complicity iu a crime for which her
business partner was recently arrest
ed, fled tbe country, thereby releasing
tbe presumed wife from her terrible
tbrtldom. The story was related to
us by the nude above alluded to, at
whese bouse tbe girl Is now stopping,
He vouches for its irutn, and related
to us other circumstances connected
with the matter, whlcu We retain at
present from publishing, it 11 a
strange story, and we give It aa it
was related to w.Tascarora (A'ev.)
Jlevtcw.
A Reporter at a Baby Show.
A young reporter attended a baby
show, and Inspected a pair of twins.
"Very pretty, Indeed," be said, With
sweet earnestness. "Which Is the
oldest ?"
"Neither," said the mother, looking
surprised and somewhat angry.
"I observe," bo continued, pointing
at one of the cherubs with bis pencil,
"tbat this little one does not look
well. I trust he baa enough to eat.
"He is a girl, sir," replied the moth
er, with intense dignity; "and ber
diet ia properly attended to, air."
"Yes, of course," continued tbe
young reporter, looking more criti
cally at tbe child ; 'I waa aware of
that. ImisHDoke. Now, don't you
think tbat the paleness of tbe little
thing is unnatural ? I would not In
sinuate tbat it has not enough to eat,
but is the food of tbe right kind ?
Now I know that nothing builds up
tbe system more rapidly than roast
beef. You have beard of tbe blood
care, I suppose ? I would not recoua
mend it in this case aa yet ; but the
child ought to have a liberal supply
of roast beef at once. No teeth, I oh
serve, too," pursued tbe reporter,
musingly ; "that's very bad indeed.
I suppose the unhappy child has been
brought here aa a curiosity. And he
baa no hair worth mentioning. Poor
thing !" He turned to tbe mother
and remarked, knowingly and patron
izingly, "L,et us be thankful, my poor
woman, for tbe progress of science
and art. Tbe unfortunate child can
be provided with teeth by tbe dentist.
md there are bair restoratives. We
Si.7 i LS"L fm ."A" tl TV:
permitted to fall to the ground on
noticed. Even tbe hairs of our
bead are numbered, and you
may rest assured that tbis miniature
representative of our truly fallen hu
manity was sent here for some good
pnrpote. It ia awful, my good wo
man take It away."
And tbe poor woman, bursting into
tears, took up ber babies andTlad dis
tractedly from the place.
What read and How to Read It.
mere is ai tne present time such a
superabundance of reading matter,
much of it being wholly unworthy of
perusal, that great discrimination
should be used in selecting our read'
lDg matter ; and again what ia proper
and profitable for one to read Is of
but little value for othere to peruse
wno are dinerentiy stationed in life.
A correct understanding- cf our
needs and wants must ?uide us in
this. But tbe newspapers contain ar
tides of interest to all, and are al
ways welcome and nnobstruBive
friends in their weekly visits, though
some papers are much better adapted
aa nocae papers than oteers. in or
der to keep ourselves weil Informed
we should read at least two
good weeklies, a magazine
snouia be added, and a fe
good, instructive hooka should
be at hand, that when by accident or
otherwise we have a leisure hour we
may study them, not simply skim
ming over them to arrive at the au
tbor'a meaning, but study and medi
iaie on wtiat we read, tbat we
may craw from thence conclusions
which are our own, remembering
we are not bound to give our assent
to all the author writes until we see
it esianuenea cy a chain or reason
ing, either of tbe author's or our own
Tbia will strengthen our reasoning
power?, aud fix facts In ' our minds
which our memories will readiiv re
tain, iu reading a book it ia well to
mark the passages which seem a lit
tle obscure, or those we deem
especially fine. As a general
thing a book worth reading
once is worm reading again; then,
on a setond perusal, those
passages which seem obscure are gen
erally made plain, and those passages
especially fine and worth remember-
ng are me better retained ia car
memories.
Tbe habit of reading foramceruent
alone la quite aa pernicious, aa regards
training information nri atnt-in n i
knowledge, as to be Derpetuallv in I
pursuit of pleasure without regard toIT
profit. We find an imhpellA nlrf
coming upon us without a proper -Latest
BuuntcuKQ I '.J cunull It.
Leaner.
One Source of Tramps.
The Sr.icnlific Atncricanea.yB :
The Secretary at Castle Oanlen
immigrant Depot, rew York citv. re
porta an encoaraeinir faJlinu otrio the
LlRiiber of undesirable immigranta
received at mis port : still tbey con
tinneto come In large numbers. All
are examined, and if there Is
reason to think that anv are
likely to become public charges
iney are invited to relurj
whence they came ; but they cannot
compelled to to. tsitice 1847 six
mllliou Immigrants have been landed
this port. Most of these have be
come prolitable citizens; yet very
many, having no trade or profession,
nor any habits or thrift, have resorted
beggary, and formed the nucleus if
not the rank and hie of the great
army of tramps and professional beg
gars tbat have become such a danger
ous nuisance thorougbout tbe land.
a single twelvemonth, a few years
ago, aooui ,uuu or in is class were re
celved at this port. Two years ago a
large numuer or uanisn convicts ar
rived, but their character was dis
mediate return. It is less easy to de- -taper
luwo wuu sic ur ttre iiaeiy to te
come paupers, ana when tbey are de
tected there Is no law compelling
tbelr retnrn. Last year tbe Emigra
tion ixtmmissioners found employ
men I for over 10,0U0 persons.
A Boy's Composition on Girls.
Girls m tbe only folks that baa their
own way every time. Girls is of sev
thousand kinus, aud sometimes
girl can be like several thousand
other girls if she wants to do any
thing. Uirls Is alike one way, and
tbey are ail like cats. If you rub 'era
right way of the hair they'll purr
look sweet at you, but if you rub
em the wrong way, they'll claw you.
long as you let a girl have ber
own way she's nice and sweet,
just cross uer and she'll spit
you worse nor a cat Oirle is
like mules, ir a cirl don't
want to believe anything you can't
make ber. If she knows it's so she
won't say so. Brother George says
doten't like big girls, but he does
little oner, and wben I saw him
kissing Jennie Jones last Snndav.
told riim of what he'd said, be
lie was a biting her 'cause be
didn't like ber. J taink be hurt ber,
she buliowtil and run, and there
a big red spot all over her nheetr.
Is all I know about girl, and
father says the lees I know abont
then) tbe better off I a to.
at
IlrpTi
IFFIfi RIBUH H
Job Prihtins House!
3G Market Street
-ALL KINDS OK-
JOB WORK
JOB WORK
JOB WORK
JOB WORK
FTEST-OLASS
FIRST-CLASS
JOB
JOB
JOB
JOB
WORK
WORK
WORK
WORK
Uone on thn Shortest Notice, in
thn Heat Stria of Uia Art,
anil at Tteasonsthle Kates-
-WK HAVK-
FIEST-CLASS
FIEST-CLASS
POWER PEESSES
tWEa PEESSES
POWEE PEESSES
POWEB PEESSES
-A BPLKN DID ASSORTMENT OK
JOB TYjfB
JOB TYPE
JOB TYPE
JOB TYPE
Tf pf Cf vino.
rw wij .
Latest StvIeS
cl
ajaUHJt OUT ICS
JStTleS
JOB TYPE
JOB TYPE
JOB TYPE
JOB TYPE
And Kmplov the Hast Workmen
. it is possible to'get--WK
HAVE ALL THE-
OT1
and JtiUVelopes
is
Type Type
Type Type
Type Type
Type Type
-ANI KEEP A lALUKSTOlK OK-
Paper and Envelopes
Paper and Envelopes
Paper and Envelopes
Paper and Fnvelopes
Papt: and Envelopes
t aper and Envelopes
Paper and Envelopes
OIV IJATVIX
Call on us for (Jood Work
Low Prices.
TRIBIME,
36 Market St
by
and
-
and
and
apt
in
The
days.
ton
not
can
work
iiore than l.WO.iM! bottlos of tlie now cele
brated Cniur Liniment were oM la:,:
ytnr. We a -rt w.Luout er ol c-valTaui"'-tloa
tbat no man, woruaa or ciiiT'5 will ay
that they did not perform accortilne to tiie
adverti-mfriit. we do not pretend tLat the
Ontanr Liniment will mea t a broc a
leg or perforin im possibilities, but wc do
say and m-an tbHt tiiee Liniment will
eorae ueirtr workme rnirnties than any
thing ever before discovered. We have
Ihnu-anils of certificate mowin; how re
markable cures ol obstinate cave of Klitu
maiisin, Neuralgia. Hclatlca, CaKed Breasts.
Poisonous Bites, ticaid and Burns, Swelled
Lest and Stiff Joints, etc., have been f?e.-t-edbyit.
Tne certinc-ates all read one wn.
andt)ieale li constantly Increasing. We
will send these certificate erati. s.me ol
them may be found around eacn brittle ot
Liniment. The Liniments are quiet, they
are reliable, tuey are safe and I bey are
cheap. Among tbe ingredients tiled are
Wlicn Baxel. Carbolic. Naphtha. Kock Oil
Mentha and Arnica. There is no fien, bono
or muscle aliment which they wiil not re
lieve and benefit. Tbe Wnite Centanr
Uniment is for tbe tinman lrarne. wlnle
tne Yellow Liniment la adapted to the
lough muscles aud libres ot uorsea and ani
mals, forstiu joints, uunenes. pnsv
KlDE-bone, Sweeney, Galls, Poll-erii, etc..
tna a enow tcnunr uoinrni is wcrin
its weight In eold to every farmer, livery
man, teamster and owner of animals- A
Hlngle bottle has pnt a disabled horse ia the
harnem. and a few bottles have rendered
useless spavined horse worm two hundred
dollars. There is no mistake abont these
Liniments. They are hi in ply wonderful.
ana they are naturally nndinz their way
into the uttermost parts of the inrLt. So
family should be without thein. They are
handy as well as certain.
J.B. ROSKACO..
it Dky St.. Xkw VoKK,
Children
May be made healthy and strong by the
use or itr. riiener a risinria, a ieriec-t
substitute lor Castor Oil. it contains no
morphine and Is superior to any trrup or
remedy in use. i ne i;ajiurin is particular
ly recommended for children. It destroys
worms, assimilates the food, and allows
n at oral sleep, v ery emcaclous la Croup
and for children Teething. For Colds,
Feverishuess, Disorders of the Bowels and
Htomacn Complaints, nothing is so effec
tive. Xt Is as pleasant to take as houev.
oosta but & cenu, aud can bo had ol any
uruggiHu
This Is one of many testimonials :
CoRHWALL, LebaxoX Co., FA., Marth 17, 71.
"Drtir Sir. I have used your Castoria In
my practice for some time. I take great
pleasure In reeeomuimdmg it io the profusion
aa a safe, reliable, and agreeable medicine.
It Is particularly adapted to rhililre where
tne repugnant taste or castor (Jii renders it
so uimcuil to administer.
r. A. EN UEUS. M. D,
Mothers who try Castoria will Indthat
they can sleep nights and that their babies
wilt be healthy.
l
J. B. KOSK A Co Ne York.
nai-lUln-IX
JONES & BRO.
HAVE REMOVED
TliKIK STOCK OF UOOItfl
TO HO. 5 EMPIRE BLOCK,
ANI HAVE RECEIVED
A JUKW LINE OK
HATS, MPS, BOOTS SHOES
AND A GENERAL STOCK OE
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Call aud see them.
JVo. S Emj)irc Block,
COMMERCIAL BANK !
Tiffin, Ohio.
CASH CAPITAL,
W P NOBLE
J A MrEAKLAND.
i A BLAitt
- . 8100,000
President
-Vice President
Cashier
A.ss'l Ca-ibier I
DIRECTOR :
W P NOBLE, J A McEA !! f AND,
t lit v. u a j u o a 4 v,
JMKAL'I.L, 11 ST JOHN,
A BLAiK, E JONES.
a a Muni.
Duals ix
Gmmnen inJ Lal Imh ml Srcnrititi
GOLD AND 8ILVEK COIN,
Foreign and Domestic ExcMnge,
From and after this date this bank will
Issue Certificate. rfep4lt beni-lna; In
terest as per agreement. I'isroim; paper
01 every description aud does a general
oanaing uuMinetss.
City Book Store and News Roam
piiilip i'Tm:zj,
DKALIS IK
Books, Stationery, Notions
Musical Instruments, -
GERIl.T k AMKRIC15 rKRlODICAl
CALL AMD EZAHIHB THE STOCK
I will ahm continue to attend to my dntl
Potarj Public and Collector.
ty of
tfty.
I
In any qoan
PHILIP EMICF.
Ayer's Airne Cure,
FOB THE SPEEUY KELIEE OP
Fever and Artie, Intermittent Fever,
i "in mw, ateraiima rever,
..iiiTif Asnv, rerifxiieiia or
s e
Billans
deed
ever. etc.. and la
II lb ajrertions
hlrb Ane from ma
lMrfona , niarftli, or
iil&nuiatlc poiMODH,
Has been widely nsed during
the last twenty-live years, iu
the treatment ol thee dls
t rear In diseases, and wilh
such unvaryiiiE tmccem that
It baa trained the reputation
of being infallible. The
tlllftkeM. or rhilW tin l.wvbAn
1L do not retnrn, until the disease Is con
tracted again. Till ha made it an accept
ed remedy, and trusted specific, for the
rever ana Aeneottne west, and the chills
Eever ot tne Uonth.
Ayer's Ague Cure eradicates the noxious
poison iroia uieine system, and ler.vcs the
jiuueufc uis wen as ueiore tne attack. It
luuivugmjr trieiB luo uisease, SO tliat 11 o
uvcr i4iinpiainis, Hnenrnatisiu, Neuralgia
Dysentery or Lieblllty follow the cure. In
deed, where Iiisordera ol the Liver and
noweis nave occurred from Miasmatic
ruwgu, ik removes tne cause or them and
they disaDDear. Not only is It an n..t..oi
cure, bot, li taken occasionally by patients
-vj w uini.i va, ti. win eApei tne poison
protect them lrom attack. Travelers
temporary resldenu in Eever and Ague
localities are thus enabled to defy the
disease. Tbe General Debility which is so
to ensue from continued exposure to
Malaria and Miasm, has no speedier
remedy.
Kor Liver Complaints, It Is an excellent
remedy.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. AYER & CO.,
Lowell, Jla.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold li all Dr"'ioi".ts and Dealers
Medi:inct.
GOLD. U
Brent ebance tomabe
ney. if yon can I
void van earn rot
arreenbiu-kH. We .rrd
swnoaln every twn take ann.
scriptions ior me laixest, cneapel and bet
Illmorated family publication in trie world.
Anyone can become a sceneaKful agent.
most elegant works of art given free to
subscribers. The r rice Is so low that almost
everybody subscribes. One agent reports
making over 1150 In a week. A lady agent
reports taking over 4lu subscribers In ten
All who engage muse money fast,
can devote all your time to tbe busi
ness, or only your spare lime. You need
be away from homo over nlgbt. Yon
do It as well as others. Kull particulars,
directions and I6rras free. Klecant and ex
pensive outfit free. If yoo waut profitable
send us your address at once. It costs
nothing to try tbe business. So one wbo
engagta fails to make great pay. Addreni
THE PKiJi'LLS lulHNAL," Portland,'
Maine. nr.TMy
in
of
oi
.
two
fur
and
by
ha
been
far
law Logs !
WANTED WANTED.!
Walnut,
Cherry,
Hickory,
Ash,
51m and
Sycamore
Oak,
!.l. ! ALL KIM'S
CUSTOM SiWIHG
And take Saw Loss of all kinds at ?ocd
prices, iu eiehange ; will also ex
change oa! fencing and lumber
for Kim Saw Lot?. All
kinds of
BUILDING TIMBER
Hawcii to order. Apply nt nice to
GWTKN'S Si MILL
I Walker's Addition, Tiffln.
ntS-Tin-tf
WM. GALLUP'S
Jewelry Store has been Removed
TO
Gommercral House Block,
Market Street,
Where will bo found nil the
LATEST PATTERNS OF
FINE JEWELRY
At Prices to salt Everybody. Give ns a call.
JUST RECEIVED
-AT-
ROB'T SULLIVAN'S
A SPLENDID LINE OF
Ladies' Misses' k Children's
WALKING SHOES,
In Kid anl UorL for Sprins and Summer
ear. Also a Ml Line o
Gents' Shoes
In Enckle, ItuUoned and Lace Cut, and
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
'nMom Work and Rrnnlrlnr m
Don t iorget tho plnee.
KOliKKT SI'LT.I VAX.
317-t No. 2 Kin ii re Block.
KING'S
GRAY HAIR.
ZZ:2 'f !J- - the AliUii-jtAtii ilLiDZ rani
a ia Hk" Curj Hut uy
:i the A vi;::osia tlikt Kin; mtds.
. -m. J i .ii ' 1J L(;c M..U1 Vihf wa iMIU V
ft lio ikiw ha rsvrn loort.tbcvsy.
V i xl"-" ltm' ,,i0 curt- uuii my
TiJj 'a Uic Jfullcn, hasilscrce and
pay.
kw A 'WT.o nivr 1
Thia ia th P.-.rwn,Tr!io,bytlic it;
itiirrn.-a uw
L-iiV.
To the nun once bald and trrar,
, Hut who son fcu v.n luclu, the.
ay.. . . -
Ji,- Keesusc ce us-J the Curt1 that lay
Syi.''- In th-i Amuuosia that 1LB" made.
ffVl This i.-, tbo Bell that riEJJS 2wy
L. I ' flt vTo aroose the rsHinlc sid and enr
I 11; nt o lilts Ihi-t, which here does lay
fin you irouot net oc tx:-l er ffray.
frn. c inc ajibkosia iiiit litttj niacM
COKPOUliOEJI AT THE CUEUICAL LtEQRATQRf
or
33. T-JZ. '' U XiX33 dis CO
r-iH-cirrocs or
Tallf TTaivsrsal Pin Ersiicaior,
MANCHESTER. N. H.
Eor Sale by
f. F. SIA BftriRDT,
Deoierin Drugs. Medicines. Ksncv Good
Wall Paper. Window bliadi.-s, ttc Tiffln. o
Sffi
s-t'. , co in:irnv-u inc maa once caia ana
ilia
llu ust the AiUixlA tiul King
ClaOae,
FARRIERS
LOOK AT THIS 1
THE PATRONS SUPPLY STORF
Tiffin, In addition to keeninir a Fnll Line I
GKOrKKIfc-S, HAKDWAftK kekdh!
every aehcription, are now selling tje
msoisu Kurti and
HUB manufactured at Fremont, Ohio.
BAVilLLvy UAKVEtlKK, witb
Automatic Wire Binder, and Minnesota
Man Cord Kinder Attachment, five
mnertni sijim el Tars Plowt. Check
Row and Drill Corn Planters, for one and
horses. Loomis A .Nyman's Htt-el and
Plows. Gale Chilled Plow. Victor,
St.Jobnand Keuaiagion hen Ins 9v
rhinea, ete.
Looa to yonr interests and examine onr
Xo, 3 Xat. Hall Block.
"A" C. C. PARK. Agent.
Petroleum V. Sasby" in the Toledo
Blade. Among tbe scores of preparations
restoring gray hair t it nmrui n.inr
picducing new hair on head aenuded
sue or otner causes. Ring's Ambroia
ranks among the best. The writer of these
has hair of the "color of the raven's
win!;, aud nee. Is nothing of the wrt, but
seen men of seventy, whose locks had
silvered by a;e, made young again so
as the hair wa concerned, by this splen
did preparation. It will, beyond ail ques
tion, give lile and color lo the hair. It con
tains nothing Injurious, and actually per
forms what its inventor claims for iL We
know the firm of E. M. Tubbs & Co., and
knowthein lobe gemieim-u of honor and
probity, boe 'titeinenls are a-uilhy of
c'lntidtuce.
at
GE0. H, HUSS
BOOk StOFG
LOUIS' STONE FROST
I:i llr UHjt A'ilTIl?
All Kinds of
K,r youri and ol.l.
Fine Sationery,
Albums, Tocket Books
TfW And Everything In tbe Holiday
' 1,1 nc.
Tictures a Specialty
The FINEST ever brought to the city.
Don't fail to call and be marte happv
a very little money. iit.O. K. lluaa.
for
OLD,
TRIED,
AKD
TRUE.
i-ple are getting aer;uaintod anil limn w ho
arc not ouht to be with the woiuit-r t ill Rt?rUi
that i:n nt Aitirrfran it"mi t h
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AST) BEAST.
Thlsllnlmont very naturally originated in Ameri
ca, where Nature provides in ber laboratory urlt
surprising antidotes (or tho maJailica of h rchU
tin a. In tune baa been spreading fur 33 jenr.
am LI now It encircles the habitable globe.
Tbe Mexican Mustang Liniment Is a matchless
remedy for all external ollrucnU of man anU beax.
To stock owners and farmers U Is lnralnable.
A single bottle often saws a bumon Ufa or r.
ctorrs tbo O-sefulncii of an excellent horse, ox.
cow, or sheen.
It core foe -mi, hoof aiU hollow horn, grub,
screw-worn l, tltoulder-ru, ircnifJ the bLU and
stings of poisonous roptikrs and Insects, anil every
sorb drawback to stock breeding and basU life.
It cores every external troublo of homes, rach
as lameness. seratcUes, swliiny, sprains, found
wind gall, rin bone, etc, etc
Tbo Itfxican Mostanx Liniment Is the quickest
cure In tho world for accidents occurring in the
family. In. tho absence of a physician, such as
bores, scalds, sprains, cuts, ctcan! for rhrtim
tbmi, oad niflncss eageadereU by exposure. 1'ur.
ttcniarly valuable to illaers.
It is the cheapest remedy In tho world, for it
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and a mntcln
application Is nenerally suilicicnt to cure.
Hex Iran Vustar.g Liniment Is put up in thn-e
sUesof bottles, the lurgvr ones being proportioa.
a'.-ly mHi tlteeii-a. X.M every wberc
"HEADLIGHT !"
JULIUS KEISSLIXG
-HAS OPENED A FINE-
mm
In Eeney's Block, Washlnston SL, and will
keep the bar stocked with the
Best Brands ol
ALE, BEER, 1VIXES,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, Etc.
All lover of the beverai are Invited to
ca l, a we "tndy to please."
Cold LnnchfM. Nand
richfs, Etc.
Seived at all hours and on short notice.
N. B. Johnny Roller has been eeaged as
clerk, and wouid like to uieetall i his old
friends. Give us a call.
JULIUS KELSSLIXG,
Ile.idlishf.
til IR&fe&s
And MANTKLH of American and llallan
Marble.
ALL KINDM OK
BUILDING WORK
Done to rrr at prices aa low aa the lowest
Works on Waaliin ton street Wire
Bridge.
nia-U-tf
NEW LIVERY !
Clias. Jlntsclilcr
Has purcLxd the Liverj -Stable at the
Commercial IIone Ham
And aks the pnMIc for n share of patron
i: Kverythlng is new In tbe bam
and tbe public can alwars get
Good Horses ai.d Fine Ve
hicles,
At Reasonable Hate.
Cail and sec the new arrangemeiiL
nDtr
of
re-buuuu.
Tribune Office
For all kinds of JOB PRINTING
prices to suit the timea.
liolo ton's Patent
ilUJ.
It
OYIiD
SHEET - IRON ROOFING,
Mannfflchired ExPressl; for BLO Wal& BROS., Solo Agents for Seneca
nciti' the ciii:apj:st axj best woy J2QOF II A li f h
- ' ' ' ' " 'v . r it ail rmnbineil.
No Xoik
Xt Kiwi-.
No So:
vw
liners
nnn ii;r'Mii-
teisi:i!;in
asel ilirouii
tliisRoorincr.
' ' ' '" &SA r. - ' , t ia-cl ,J" '. - r I
Tj hr
-s
o
CO
a
CD
P
C2-
o
o
t3
-d
o
o
It Is ensy to repair in c te of a- cMent. teavin no possible chance for leak or dec . This Roofln beini .1. . . ,
lis omnectiuiis.i-aiinotLe torn oil oy the Mtioa ol higii winds storms or hurricanes. The ratiliniTsS.V?. 1' )olnleJ alt
other ronis have been ovorcoiae 1-v i lie irii.nt.-. r.i ti... iinniin. i -."... "lV.! sounds which are common i..
.... - i . .. .. . ...v .. .... , v. u v., 1 1 1 ; r-it-i i tin
Whtu in v.;-.ut of eithe: a
. r ar,.-. uirmiou.
Caii at otirsU'-re atirlesp.tiiJne
the lii.irku,
PLOWS !
TIIn, IEON OE SLATE T?OOTT-
alilyan.lgetprlLVs. We eon guarantee you a better quality of Iron Roorlns- than .n
mauarr ol potUn3 on S lar better it, all respects. Tsample K,t , T.TjJfs tlpt fa L?k
PLOWS ! ! PLOW S ! ! ! PLOWS ! ! ! !
used
There arc a tUm;sar
w:m. ot a plow, y
wni ueai
comparison with uiiyilnn.; in the plow line.so when yon want the best v.m havTonlv toTT L.T.T., . l"e. ?.?rSl:Y. .hUenc
I and one reasons whv even- fiirnipp shoni.l lnv ti,A Rr?v.si Tirr .. u.n .......
plow, you have only to .n those who are using them and not dealers "or manufaurer. of oth"r makaa. riA1" ,a
rya:i kve.y T::ue. Ca 1 and s;et one on trial with any other plow, aud be convinced to i! W kaow
lo BETTEK WOKK than any other steel or
.-.-. - - ..... n .. ur.i 11M3 uiii
e nave mm ou e mini ton al iur Tanrihim, iu -i- i.. o.. ... J .-
otltCcouu'y- h:C-' W - -Vyth,SS fa .he blSDOTrl7en5
and get a "B1VAI '
Also theSuegey Harvester
n;h one-haif the gearing oi
Six Diffgrsnl Patterns cf CuIWo
I-rlO-IXTHLXl. X
CALL AST) EXAMINE TLTE5I AND GET PRICES.
SELLIXG AS LOW AS 2m
t
Tmnif-Fi's Oolfars .ill Buy liie Best Steel Hay Rate in ffie Market.
All ollit-i iri!'!'
.:i nrt del on a farm always kept in stock. Would Im pleaseI a have all h., i ...
and exsn.lne. whether they buy or not With TtrnVks f. st pWrone'" W'",l ,,Uplm',n,,, ,nn"
We remain respectlully yours, k"'i.ib
BLOOM BROS., Tiffin, Ohio.
NATI OlSTAr,
EXCHANGE BAF-
Tim, OSfSO.
3 it
in,
Capitol tirp?!i.-:, .H'iOfl
J. I. LOOM is;.
J. W. CHAMKKKLIN.
;i. KKOT, - -
Resident
- ' 'ashuT.
;.'t Cashier
H.Uom
A. n. Hover.
i. M. Nsvijjf,
K. T. STIlKSg V
DEALS IN
J. . Looh is,
A. H. S.11ATI:,
K. W.M,ivii
and
Local Bo-ids and Sccuriiirs
QoM and Silver CcId,
Fcrtlsn ana Domestic Excliause. tit.
lssnes (.'KSTiyiCATFSnf 1)KP()';IT hoi-.
log Interesi: idsouuia iiiper of every de.
scriplioii ami duii a General Uiinkln Uusi-
nebs.
LMITl PMES
GEO. H03IAN, Proprietor.
LAFAYETTE STEET,
.FA li TlIK Jt. d. V. A Xl v., S. .1 c. i:
no An nr.rrjTs, tifhx, n
This Hotel has been newly famished snd
refitted mid atlords coniioruihle acroiuhio
datinnslor tho traveling community aud
boarders.
Ttrruf, O., April 1st. PCS. iKo.
KTJDEK S FRET
t ARUiA:e Hit'rMTi'Re.i.
USRU6ES, ifioas
to t m a
s.
- t:;rd i f I V
r.r l:is..: lo or!
Use 13 gssl Maieiia
And onr Work Is Dl to the : tl In tr:
M.TSfct.
SARVEH'S PATENT WHEEL
And i! olnr Iste and vuluahle Improve-
meutK. art- ted In the inanii!:u-tire '! .cr
Vehlciea. We purpose always to ni.iiiaiac
tare Latest Styles of CnrrinyeA
And defy competition, both In t h.'iiws
guJ l'ut'Miiiiity.
2X?lIBIfG PE'iMITLT A7TZ5JJ J!! TO.
Room and Shop on Maiket klrc.:, n v
shleof Hnndnsky Klver.
Juuel3.l671.-tl Kt'HEH A KhKY.
NKW
l(M!ar
wdmw 1 1
Cor. Washington and Perry St
0i,
;
TIFFIN, O.,
Entrance on Perry Street.
Mapur1nrai, Mule aod ertrythint b th
Mylfr, aol at rea.juale tatU-M. OiJ frt
Oivf roe a rail.
n?T7 U W--I MM Kit
WENNER & CO.
Jrfferon St., Tiffin,Ohio, i
Have on band a lirre and Bro trtork 1
Carriages, Bogies arid Wagons, j
WE.V5FH Co.
Tiffln. O
JOB PRINTING
rn Short N't!
jtritrs at ti.". aiu- K
i
aid st r-tlr livln? j
1
5K2
I909i
I
1S73.
Drug & Wall Paper Store,
NO. 4G WASHINGTON STREET
Has now in store a New and Elegant Line of
SPRING WALL PAPER CMS DECORATIONS, CENTERS,
Fresco and Datoe Borders.
J ALL IIK.M Tlr llL I'ATTEIM
AT LOW TK1CKS LOW PKICEM
-ALSO A L.MM1E 8TOCK OK-
Window Shades, Shade Fixtures, Picture Cord
And
I make it a specialty in making np Win.low Shades from the Latest
Patterns, Very Cheap.
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Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded hj competent persons
only.
J. V. MAEOTJAEDT.
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, COLLINS a. CO.
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NE'rV Yi Kerry.
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HALL CLOTHING STORE
Vint will find the largest Htork of (J.h.Ih in the city. In the
liifejit Sprin" and Summer Styles.
Hi DOMESTIC CiSllEBES. WORSTEDS.
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And O00.N of all kinds. I Invite all who wish the Best and latest tyl, and bast t-
tliir; suns, at I he lowest piuible prices, location ueaud tbey wlllnud tbe Latest Ml yl of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
man mum.
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DressiEg Case Suits, Full Marble, for $60.00.
UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
-DKALKIW IS-
CONFECTIONERIES iND GROCERIES
lue CANDIES and y UTS o all Varieties.
Staple Creceries, Hams Ciicice Cigars and Tobaccos of all Kinds
Warm Meals or Luncli at all Hoars.
Tiffin, Ohio
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