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TIFFIN Tiffin, 0.. Fridaj.Jnnc Local and Miscellaneous TfcC Tifi'm Gcxxl Tvmjla-s ill have a irnie on the Fourth of Ju'y. Sandastj City Post Office- Was U-raised from second to first-class. The but tv it tcssinn. Sand ask of Jul CVlil "ration to i.7.o a 01 TLc.Griiiivi Jury cxarahiC-i u.

"week, and found it iii gvod tiid the prisoners veil cared or. A most delightful rain storm txik Wednesday c-Vf It w't- Tlie SHiool Examination fr ihU quarU-r will held to-morrow, Kafurday Erad Jolm He offers Lij? ImrgaiuF, and ill give tlit-ia Ut' Call on him. Farmers. When you- sell wool or wheat corac and pay your your Kiilscription. We need money.

Pif-nic Heidelherg CfHlege gives a pie-nic in SU-iner's Grove lo-day. It will op a pl-oaut aflair and all tle fri. n.ls of the College are Invito. Friday June 17Lliv the Kxeursion of the Kaptiit Church to tlie Islands takes plae. It will le pleasaut, and HhoiiUi made a larye excursion.

Oil Monday evening last, at the iuwtiugof tlie Tiffin Agseia-tion five nliarea wer sold at a premi um of $oG.) and two at Tuesday t- i ning next, quite a num- It of tlie memlnTs of the Tifiln Sin ger's Society go to Cincinnati toattend the fcaengerfcbt. A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette says that II. Sherwood, Sec retary of State, will be a candidate for re-nomfnation. He has made a good officer, Yr. J.

Edward Couant was in town yesterdav. in consultatkm wiUi the Board of Director of the Columbus, Tiffin Toledo R. R. "Business" was iuUmlcdiuid buisiness wafl done. Two companies of surveyors are at work between this city and Woodville.

On Monday last, one conipany left here and another started from Wood ville in this direction. Lead atctioe caUinz rueetius of cUk iiolders at the oflfcc- of Gibson Pennington to elect directors for the Cleveland, Wayne Chicago Railroad Company. Injured. Mr. A.

Saffell, of Sycamore received a severe injury Friday last. He was engaged in assisting to raise gilding aad a 3aof fojt. upon his sjiojilder. See nctiee htating that the lxoks are open, at the of Hall fc Pit-tenger, for the receipt of stock subscriptions to the New London, Tiflia Wayne R. R.

Comjony. Melmorc Festival. The Crool Templars of Mclmore will give on Tuesday evening June 14th, at the residence of Mr. Wing a Strawberry Festival. Altsboiiia intend; k-i i Sec C.

II. Sling's advertisement of the celebrated Howe Sewing machine. Mr. S. has long been the agent for this machine, and the large number he has sold bears testimony to their value.

Mr. T. Mlltenberger, CJen'l Agent forth ha.i been in tojrii -t ri Heappoi n- tel J. Lu watsnn, oi tins city, Sjecial Solicitor for the Company. McAllister has been creating great excitement during the week.

He has (MstriUited many presents, and gives an enlerttiijiuieiit that has never leen equalled. i I it Public Sale. Mr. F. Slaymaker will sell to-morrow, Saturday, at 10 o'clock A.

at his residence 1J miles from the City, a niiautily of valuable property, among which are a Mower, Harness, Sheep, Ac, Ac. Le Broken. A little daughter of John R.iland, living in second Ward had her leg broken at, the thigh Friday last. She ami her brother werejlayiig together, aud tha latter jumped ofF ofaboxand against the girl and fractured her thigh Tbc Firemen of Gallon intend holding a jTournament, July 4th. il'reuiiia-s la greenbacks ar "offered, ranging from $25,00 to The Tiffin Firemen have received a number of invitations to Tournaments, but we lielieve they intend to stay at liome, A Census-taker, engaged near Tiffin, asked a gentleman about 73 years old what the given name of his wife was.

He etanimcred a little and finally said "I declare! I have called her mofiik 'j loos thatJ have forgotten her name." He finally hunted it up. Fonnd Guilty. West Sivils who was indicted under the name of Mose Sivils liad his trial Tuesday and Wednesday, for stealing sheep of Mr. A. Baker.

The Jury' retired to their room at about 4 o'clock, Wednesday evening, and after being out a few minutes, brought in a verdict of guilty. A motion for a new trial M'as made by the defendant's counsel. Bralnard's Musical World for June is filled with beautiful music and interesting reading. This number contains a splendid new march by A. Wyman, and other choice music.

No person In teres jeu in music can afford to be without this periodical. The terms are ouly 1,00 per, annum, Address, S. Braiaard Sons, Publishers, Cleveland, Ohio. In Town.Tiffin has been 'Hdessed" with some of the editorial- faterniry during the week. V.

J. Zahni, of the Ohio Eaylc is here on a visit and on business Major Williams, of the, Warsaw Ltdianan, who lived in this county somq twejii y-years agoI(i3 ai a visit to his friend, as is; also. Hoi Travis of the "Bowling Green Scntlnd. We welcomed them all cordially. Ad rcss annual address be-.

fore the Heidelberg and Excelsior XatJ-' erary Societies of Heidelberg College, will be delivered at National Hall, Tuesday bvetriig June 1 2Sfli. Thos. II. Skinner, D. of FL Waj'ne, has been secured by the societies to deliver.

tlie address, and it will lie one of great ability, undoubtedly. Admission free. To Sare fee. Make a double pcket of strong woolen cloth, no matter how coarse or faded it is. Have a space of two inches or so bet ween the inner and outer pockets, and back this space as full as possible of feathers.

Yon have no need to use geese feathers, hen's feathers are just as good. With a pocket thus constructed and kept closely tied at the mouth, a few-pounds of ice may be kept a week. faa't be Done. A communication signed "Citizens of Second cannot appear from the fact that the responsiruV parties are MUa numerous to mention. We have no objection Li the tirticiejuid wnnlil adly pubiisn it, if our rules did not forbid.

Sign names to communications -and they will appear. We believe we have stated ame times before, more or few. a be C. T. S.

I C-oustructiou JL iii i iii until WWuk- next, iiiny t-voni i-'-s WiA jo'i'Ttv-k li; All 'Ai frj it X'C i IV-ifat Traspft t. Ve i- m. "ike T-vik. jv ti mus-1 failure- lit- A i a van or ''Mii-'ry pre "orr.j-s the 'Wjicat ti whr.if, will I-11 a failure. Ho say liicTC- arc eouic gjod lut where there is one ef that kijid there are many below an average, and witue that will not pay fir cutting.

He l.laow the wheat -roj Hi-ixca Ix-Iow a half a crop. Nearly aScrions Fire. We learn from Mr. David Martin, wiio lives seven miles south of Tifiiu, his aw mill came near burning a few day sine. About 10 o'chnk at night the mill was discovered on fire, and U-foreit could lie extinguishel half the roof was burned off.

During the day fire liad t-n seen two or three times in the wood wate about the mill, which caught from fparks, but it had been put out as was supposed. There vru lire remaining however and it communicated to the mill. This should le a warning to all mill-owners and cecially to Mr. Martin. High St tool AlamoL A meeting was held at the M.

K. Church, in pursuance of a call, on Monday evening last for the puipo- of forming a High School Alumni. About twenty-two of the srraduates of the school were pref-nL A commitl-, of GrofT, Mary Eblw-rt, (i. W. Tomb, E.

White and SuUivan, was appointed to draft a C-onstitution and by-laws. A meeting will le held in the rooms of the Welister Literary next Monday evening, for the purpose of adopting a constitution, electing officers and doing wha-ever is necessary to perfect the organization. All the graduates of the High School are invited. Xew K. R.

Organlzalioa. We understand that the Certificate of Corporation of the New London, Tiffin Ft. Wayne R. IL Co. has been tiled in the office of the Secretary of State.

The Corporators are R. W. Shawhan, L. A. Hall, William C.

Hedges, Jesse R. Straughan, Wm Mathers and J. G. Chamberlain. This road is in tended to form a connection eastward from New London with the proposed Pittsburg and Chicago Railroad, and connect with the Baltimore and Ohio at Connellsville and westward with roads leading to Omaha.

Since the aliovewasput type we have received a communication relative to this road, which is given elsewhere. Located. The route of the Colum bus, Tiflln Toledo R. R. north was located on Saturday last.

It goes through Bcttsville, the people residing along that route having made a showing of $2,575 more than the Kansas route. Though somewhat disappointed, the Kansas people took the decision good naturedly, and only asked that the successful party give a dinner to them. This was done. At the -close of the dinner ono of the Kansas men good naturedly told the Bcttsville men that it was "all right. You will build the railroad, and when clone you will be so poor that you can't ride we will have lots of money left and will do the riding." Premium oa Wool.

We publish the list of premiums offvred by the Seneca County Agricultural Society on wool, that our farmer friends who may wish toconipete, may have an understanding of it in time. It is copied from the regular premium list, and gives all the necessary 'nforiua-tion: 1st Prom. 2.1 Prem. Tlie elean-sisl tx.l. liiirii fmiu any Bu-k 3 years old ifiid over 3 im Fur.

The tliHJoe cleansed wool, shorn from any Buck 3 year ol.l and under 3 Ul O. Far. The fieiste cleansed wool, shorn from any KweJJ years old and over 3 110 O. Fir. Tim heaviest ili-eui cleansed wool shorn from any Ewe i old and nu l.T 3 IM O.

K.ir The nuiiilu-r of moiidi-s' growth slaUwl the weight of floee Katisfaetorily vouelnl ft.r hoth f.he-i anl wool lo lie. exliiliti-d wool tot cleansed at exKusd oft he SM-iely, and Ulwjlelivered for eleansin-' 4 J. J. (Ji'iih, oftheTillin Wooh-u Mills on or before August 1st. Census is work that it is not at all desirable to en gage in.

Many peoidedo not liketo answer the many questions that the census-taker is re quired by law to ask, and seem to think it will affect their have some terrible effect upon their individuality. Miv Levi Weirick recently "met with instance of this kind. He stopped at house where no one but the woman and several children were at home. He commenced putting the usual question regarding the number of the family, valae of proper ty, but got short and evasive answers. order to get prompt answers to his questions he explained the object of his coming, and told the Woman that she need fear nothing.

"Well.that's all right," answered she, "but I don't believe it. A feller was around here last year askin' the same kind of questions, ana our taxes that year was almost double what they was before." This may be amusing to outsiders, but it is eru harassing to the taker of the census. He has but little time to spare, and should receive prompt answers to all questions, and no one will hurt, Council. Monday evening June (ith, Council met members present, Johnson, Kaup and Noble. Orders as follows were granted Snook, crockery T.

Collins, tbree loads stone Fred Grummel, rent of Council Chamber Peter Byrne, night police M. Cahill, night police Gradv, labor 20,57 92,32 40,50 40,50 6,50 Andrew Meehcn, labor 1,50 Jas. ti 1,50 Geo. Jiuler, 1,50 1,50 6,00 6,00 6,00 6.00 6,00 Jno. Bowsecker, H.

Grady, teaming Dennis Kiordon Rowseker, Geolttmith; Jas. Whalen. And.Meehtn, 5,25 The following levy for the year I S70 was made Mills. General purposes of Cit- 2 Sanitary i Street cleaning 1 Street improvement and repairs 1 Supjiort of out door oor Repair of steamer and other en- Kines and supportof Fire Dep't. 1 orporation cemeteries Lighting corporation 11 Keeping up maintaining bridge- 4" Payment Marshal and liolice 2 Ilepair or Market Erection of Corjiorat ion Construction or reservoirs and ap- paralus for fire department 1 Erection of public offices i Grounds for public park, improving and embellishing same Construction or Bridges 1 aud repair or Drains" 1 Lettrr List.

Unclaimed letters remaining in the Tiffin Post office: 'John Canitcll, M. Drewry, James L. Elegalt, Miss Maggie Evane, M. Ciray, John Guau, Anna Hawkins, A. Nelson, P.

V. Schwab, Katie Swally, J. 15. Waltonliaujrh J. W.

tirw mi), ap. mm. Woir. O'Brien's Menagerie drew crowd yesterday. iaainiai L.

E. J. J. I. M.

J. H. G. COURT PROCEEDINGS. v-.

ri.i ur.i uf if JKovioria. 'i: -I C'-Uli'V "'Iiitua! I vs. i n-. V. i.

A. i -r. Elvira Peter divorce. Granted, and the plaintiff" to assume her maiden name of Brown, and pay costs. M.

P. Skinner vs. H. brought oi aeeount trial by Jury, verdict for defendant of 155.1:5 and costs of suit. Giddiiis fc HilXi-il vs.

Kii.uiieth Davidson Suit l.iouglit upon a former judgment, with eots and ia teres amounting to Verdict for plaintiffs for money and co Motion for new trial allowed. J. C. vs. S.

Owen suit on note verdict for plaintiff $132.30 and costs. J. C. Leghrow vs. II.

Hunt suit brought on note verdict for plaintiff S13I and co ts. Second trial allowed. Morfoot vs. D. McD-inal suit on note verdict for plaintiff and costs.

Richanls Salisbury vs. D. and O. M. D.

Stewart verdict for plaintiff J2K4.12 and enids. Ahvitd.t Michaels vs. N'iiII suit on aceount verdict for plaintiff $1.50. Margrirct Zcllai vs. Jacob Zellar granb-d.

Tlie plaintiff to retain custody of children and allow ed alimony. John Hull vs. John Wolf and Da-vidFulton jury trial Action for damages for assault and battery. Verdict for plaintiff $320 and cwls. Demo Sloat, petit larceny plead guilty aud sentenced to one day' imprisonment to fed on bread and water, and pay a fine of $5,00 and costs.

Wm. Ford vs. John Clark suit brought on note. Verdict for defend ant and plaintiff adjudged ta pay A costs of suit. Second trial allowed.

Joseph Myers vs. Basil Norris suit brought on due bill. Plaintiff to recover $22.87 and costs of suit. Asa Way vs. Village of Republic suit account.

Verdict for plaintiff $57.20 and costs. James D. Harford vs. Samuel Wise suit on promissory notes. Plaintiff to recover $540, SO.

Jas. D. Harford vs. Samuel Wise and Wm. Sourwine suit on note.

Verdict against defendants 61. Win. Sourwine wars security for Wise. Communicated. The New London, Tiffin Ft.

Wayne Rail Road Company. A certificate has been filed for the incorporation of this Company for the purjiose of construc ting a Rail Road from New London, in Huron County, tlurough Seneca, Hancock, Putniau and Paulding counties to the west line of Harrison township of the latter county. The Incorporators "are Rezin Shawhan, Luther A. Hall ami liam C. Hedges of Seneca county, Jesse R.

Straughan of Fort Wayne, and William Mathers and J. G. Chamberlain of Columbiana county, Ohio. This Company is organized to com plete the road upon or near the old line or bed of the old Clin ton Line Ex ten sion and Tiffin Fort WayneRail Road Companies, which were begun about fifteen years ago, and nearly graded, The continuation of this Road from New London in connection with the contemplated Baltimore, Pittsburg Chicago R. through Canton, and there connecting with the ConnelLsville Baltimore Road, is in good hands with fair prospects of success.

West from the State linecounty and individual subscriptions are in a state of forwardness, never before exjtected, and the completion of this line of Road, viz: The New London, Tiffin Fort Wayue Road which lias hereto fore lteen in danger of being lieliind the other links in the chain of roads alxmt to connect Baltimore with Omaha as well as Chicago, can lie confidently looked for soon. This new organization exhibits great energy aud business They have in a short time secured a great portion of the Right of Way and advertised tneir siock nooks oiien for subscriptions preparatory to the election of Directors. It only requires the people who arc interested along the line of this Road to aid the Corporators in working up an interest, which will. speedily make the Road a success. That the Incorporators will do their part we have full confidence in the fact that among them are some prominent Iron manufacturers and other business men who possess energy, capital and influence among capitalists sufficient to accomplish the completion of this en R.

jlay Marriage Licenses. In this line, for May, the Probate Judge did but a slim stroke of business. Nicholas Wall and Catharine Adel-sperger. James V. Six and Harriet A.

Crawford. Andrew Hcrliert and Mary Peters. IraH. Tompkins and Louisa J. 'Nei-kirk.

Jesse Rubiit and Mary Swartzlau-der. Jno. A. Hoover and Fanny E. Palmer.

John T. Schnorr and Sarah Wfighf. -Martin L. Abricht and Dora Bloom. TJecatur Jones and Mattie A.

Decker. David Rtibard and Emma RMull. Bloom V. Kaga and Mary FiHer-shea. Wm.

F. Raymond and Weed. Elias Weiker and Maria DeihL Stephen M. Howland and Cecelia Wilkinson. Jno.

Farris and Eliza Jane St rick- ling. )1 Jolin nitemau ana iJmira le-ln-t tyre. Robt. F. Swick and.

Susanna Bix- ley. L. E. Sae-ksteder and Elizabeth Brickner. John II.

Bunnell and Enima Vos-burg. Silas B. Resh ami Catharine A. Sec-hold. Lorenzo A'jhott aiifl Catena IL i Geo.

V. and Maui IlJ CuNoi. Jesse R. Umstesl and Mary Wilson. Heal Estate Transfers for the week ending Monday evening lafet Henry KirgistoBenj.

Shelhorn, SO acres in Bloom for Julian Roller to Fannie C. Kol- ler, S( ae-n in Eden rTp.j fori Cnii Iieius to P. Wagner, lots 73, 74 and 75 in New Heinle, Ion P. Tilley to G. W.

Kern, lot No. 2S in West Lodi, for 425 Geo. Eberhard to BoTevSO i acres in Thompson furl Crooks and others to J. B. a piece of land in Clinton Ph.

Yunk toj.ljeibrook; pioceil 'I of land in Clinton pi, forUJU Heilman t' H. Alenseh, lot No. 2 in Albright's addition, for 145 Spencer to T. Carson, 2fl acres in Venice for 1,220 Baric to S. Hoojier, Iinj acres in Venice for 4.500 Holler to J.

40 tH l- ni jiouuoii rir i Gonder tf Wm. Snider, 40 acres in Jackson Tu, fur. M. Chamllerto V. Smith; No.

22 in Caroline for 25 G.J. Diemer to Henry Fiege, lot of land in Block 2,100 J. Diemer to M. Diemer, lot of land in Block for 1,150 at the in 4 and ra It Assessors' Returns of Births and r-irt this i i.oliM.v ii.w.vsHrr. Ulrtiis -'A, inai-s IX-aths 27 males day.

oldest year-. VIISU'K TOWXSIIH" JJirti. fomak-s -1, mates 17. Death1? males -r oldest 7S years. SKX3ICA TOWNSHIP.

Jiirths males 1 Deal! mal'-s 1 year, 7: years. TjrovfSO.V TO'-VNs II I i. Births 36 ferial'- 17, males IX Dcatlis 14 females -5. males youngest 2 years, oldest 73 years. EDEN TOWNSHIP.

Births i-i lVmales 23, males 20. Deatks 17 females 7, males 1 youngest 10 years, oldest 7U years. LIIIEKTY TOWNSHIP. Births females IS, males 32. iX-aths 12 females 8, males youngest 1 year, oldest -SO years.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP. 22-females 11, males 11. 4- Deaths .5 females 3, males 3'oungest 4 months, oldest 75 years. P.UKlM TOWNSHIP. Births 41 females IS, males 23.

Deaths- 7 females lr- males youngest 4 months, oldenl 71. SCIPIO TOWNSHIP. Births IS females 8, males 10. Deatlis 14 females 7, males youngest 1 year, oldest if) years. A Tiflln Abroad.

We take the extracts from an article published in the Ottawa County Union, and vote the writer sound During a hurried visit to this nourishing and lively city we noticed many fine buildings, that have lieen erected within the last year, which were put up regardless of exjiense and in a nictrojiolitan style. Many other evidences of improvement and pros-jierity are visible. Tiffin has first-class newspapers, which are a credit to the city in which they are puUishcd. They liave a good healthy apiear-ance, and tlie business men of Tiffin evidently understand how to advance the best interests of their city. We noticed fourteen fine churches and many public buildings which sH-ak well for its enterprising citizens.

The Tillinites are somewhat excited over the. prosjiect of having a railroad fro'n that point to ft wayne, ana manv sansuine people assured us that its construction was a certainty, IfTiftfn secures the connections she is now: lookitiir after, it will not lie long before she will take her place amonc the first-class cities of the State." Toledo BlaJeiJC.Wed- nes evening ays that J. Edwin Co nant has entered into contract to build the Northern Michigan roadwTiich is a connecting link of the Cblnmbus, Tiffin Toledo R. R. The Hade says Mr.

Conaut is to build for the city of Toledo the road to Woodville, and to construct the connecting road from Woodville. to Lexington, on the Lake Erie division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and tocxtend the same to the north line of this city to connect with a road to be built from To ledo to Ann' Arbor. Mr. Conant is al so to construct a road from Toledo to Ann Arbof to lie operated In connection with the Toledo and Lexington road. Tlie city of Toledo is to hirrease its aid for the building of this (extended line of railway from the sunt of 000 specified in the previous arrangement, to 4i-i000 Thcrmometrleal observations iVr the week ending June 8, 1870.

Date. fcunriiie. Kunsct Vealher, June 2, li7cJTli 2); (uliovc 0) rTrm Julie 3 Ul FiiM. June 4 Hitr iue. June 5 71 72 ILmL June 77 Kinik June 7 72 Phower.

Junes, (K-Italn. AveragewiorBlnn temperature Average evening U'lnjierature IIM! Assessors' Returns of Births and A. B. SAMS, Druggist. Chief Justice Chase is siciCTlThat is to say he is too sick to be ble to continue to discharge the duties' of Chief Justice, and just sick enough to discharge those of President if the United States, It is said tliat Vietor Hugo I aliout to write a novel, the hero of is to lie old John Brown, of Emancipation For the first time jn the history of Delaware, a State lie publican Vnven-tion lias been called, to meet at Dover, June! ith.

There will lie a great rush to a new medicinal spring which has liecu discovered in'TIastern Massae-huselts. Tiie water in claimed to taste, worse than any heretofore known. An Flliiiorsjournal says: "Barrett JtClawson, 'Special Divorce of Chicago, desire that we iusert. their card aud 'lake it out in trade. We have consulted our wife upon tlie subject, and eheUecidedly objects to any such arrangement." Api7eto'kiumal thinks that the two leading purposes Mr." Disraeli's certain jxJitical aims in Home of them, are vindication of the Hebrew race'and the delineation of the English aristocracy.

Cum LingVau, a skillful Htiinese isVbming to loeatettNew -York, bringing his own ajiothecaries. Mok and Ah Sam. His and an interpreter, Lu Sing, illttcom-pany I A Indian, wlipse, wife had Ik'ch bitten by a rattlesnak-ysent ror a liottTc ufSvhisky to cAuuicract the efftTts of, the ioison. liut the first tasteI the whisky, ended by getting drunk on it, leaving his wifto which she unHniiTain- 1 1 IIILJiy Uka4 4 -4 at at Local Business Notices. Toy Hoopj iron boundpjeagtiful durablefar girls and boys, for sale at Naylor's.

Hardware Store. It is the only perfect toy hoop in aW--These hoops are just the thing for children the most. healthful toy nintler' Buy them for tfie children. fCZH Wanted. By a clerk with live, years experience in a store in this county, a situatiolv in a dry goods store.

Inqr.irevtt.thi office. u34-3v WAi.KVniS"'Hamoiii HoJv jpork; aIo a-large Stcck of "Manilla Ropes, all. tizes, at the Reil.Jj'ront Hardware and Stove Store. The Corner Drug and Book Store is still kecpingthc largest stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines, White Lead, and Linseed Oil, Wall Paper and Window Shades, School Books, and Stationery to be found in the country. Prices awful low.

Call and see them. fJli'li 'ir. ft "Whv, Anna, where did you get so much glassware and it cost only "I got it at Lowe's Cheap Crockery Store, and there is more left." "Well, I'm just going right up' litre." A Word in Season Get j'our fruit jars at M. Stoner's Grocery in the Second Ward. Voungaud Imperial Hyson Teas, warranted pure, in one pound cans, at very low prices, 4 Sams's City Drug Store.

'HLost. A coral and gold sleeve button. Pfoase return it to this office and get paid for your trouble. Corn Remedy. Mr.

Shesler, of Fostoria, Ohio, has ierfected an UN- FAILING REMEDY in the form or ra solution for CURING CORNS It leaves no soreness, and will perfect a cure in a few 11.138. No Cure No Tay Manufactured and for sale at wholesale ami retail, 113 yV Shesler: 1870'. 1 1 late Chkmical all eolors Sold ly the gallon or hamJ, at the i lied Front Hardware and Store. Their jjaints are in evcryj are already mixed for ueand need no oil. Palmkr's Excelsior Horse Kay Fork, Is the best fork now in use.

It well even iii hort hay. Bay it anl try it, and you will have no 1 other. Sold only at th P.ed Front Hardware and Stove Store. Salt, the alt, the 'KA liuskirk's Stone Front store. It costs iMjt little mure eonirr.on p't, and is far su-s-ri'r.

RrPTic Linen Shades ail new- pr-xr -at Marfjuardt's. Go to Lowe's Cheap Crockery Store, before it is too late, for lie literally giving away his gools, and will continue to do so for a few days more. Something Good. Whenever anything of that description is needed go to ISauuigarlner fc Co's Grocery Store, Market Street.two doors East of Kiuich's Book Store. As good a slock of Groceries as there is in town, Is kept there.

Lemons Fresh lemons received daily, at Bruennert's Market Street Grocery. Puke Fresh Drui's and Meilieiues just received at Marquardt's. "Cleanuness is akin to godli ness." ITse SaMlio. Get it of M. J.

KlKCHNF.lt. Rrsnc Lap Window Shades, some thing entirely new, can be had in any length, in green or buff colors. J. F. Marquardt has the entirecoutrol of their sale in this county.

Call and see (hem. Marttn are selling white and brown Sugars at reduced prices. Call on them. Duied Beef, fine lot at Bruennert's grocery. Go to Wm.

Sullivan's for Sheep Shears and Wool Twine. Teas Warranted IVre. Best Japan and Tslng "Chop Teas in one- pound cans, at Sams's City Drug Store, Fics Prunes and Raisins, fresh stock at Bruennert's. Sheep Shears and Wool Twine at Sullivan's Hardware Store. A large lot of that nice, smooth and well glazed Akron Stone Ware for sale at Martin Negele's.

Yot'Nt; Hyson, Imperial and Japan Teas of the finest quality for sale at Martin Negele's. Sa polio Is by far the best prepara tion ever offered for cleansing all kinds of metals. Get it of M. J. KlIiCHNER.

Fahnestock's Pure White Lead at Marquardt's. Oriental Java Coffee. Those who enjoy a cup of delicious coffee will do well to give the above a trial For sale at Sams's City Drug Store. Sheep Shears and Wool Twine at Sullivan's Hardware Store. Martin Negele have a stock of splendid Cigars.

Call and try them. Housekeepers can hardly do with out Sapolio, hereafter. Its use in sures cleanliness, preserves all kinds of ware, and greatly improves the ap pearauoe of every tiling upon which it is used. M. J.

Kirchner keeps it. The celebrated Akron Water lime and Land Plaster always kept on hand at Martin Negele's Grocery Store. House For Rent. Apply to Philip Grummel. Repairs for the Jiuckeyc Mower and Realtor for sale at Wm.

Sullivan's Hardware Store. Window Cornices. A large stock of beautiful Window Cornices all prices, at Naylor's Hardware store, Call and see them. Particular attention is called to a new stock offinesummerdressgootls, at Ijoudermich's. Flutino Machines, Pinkinglrons, Shears and Scissors, Table and Pock et Cutlery, Coffee Mills, at Sullivan's Hardware Store.

Fahnestock's Pure White Lead at Marquardt's. Repairs for the Buckeye Mower and ReaHr for sale at Wm. Sullivan's Hardware Store. Pink Tar at Marquardt's Drugstore. Gold stamped and bronze Wall Pa.

per at Marquardt's. Oil Cake Ground, always on hand and fttr sale, at H. A. Buskirk's. Fostoria Hack leaves Fostoria Tuesdays, Thursilays and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock A.

arriving in Tiffin at 10 o'clock. Returns same day at 3 o'clock P. M. Passensers taken to or from any part of the city. Leave or ot the Commercial Hotel 1 A new hack has been put on the route, which is driven by one of the proprietors, Mr.

D. C. Mowcn. WnERE is the best assortment of Wall Paper in Tiffin. At Marquardt's Call at the new Stone Froni for your groceries.

You mill always good goods and at favorable rates for tho purchaser, at H. A. Buskirk's. Marquardt, has received a new and elegant line of Wall Paper. Toledo Stock and Cream Ale kept on draught at the Alhambra Saloon by F.

A. Amende. i Sand's Chicago Cream Ale and Toledo Stock Ale on draught at Ruess' National Resort. I li of Local Correspondence GREEN SPRING NEWS. Mrs.

Harding and Mrs. Sperry met with a frightful accident, on the 28th of Ma3, while oh their wa3' home from Green Spring. The team became frightened near the Water Cure, and making a very short turn, upset the wagon' and threw -the ladies out. Mrs. Harding was considerably injured, but no bones were broken.

Mrs. Sperry escaped uninjured. As Mrs. Sicrr3' was gathering up the fragments of the forenoon fracas, the team liecaiue frightened and ran awa3 for the second time, in the same daj. DECORATION DAY.

The soldiers, graves were decorated on the Soth. On account of a misun derstanding, the attendance was not as large as was ex-eted. The Green Spring cornet land led the procession to the cemeter3, where ever3 one dealt with a liberal hand the tokens or love-strewing the garlands or flow ers uiion the graves or the brave and fallen bt roes.au emblem of the af lection or surviving comrades and friends. A short, eloquent ami appropriate address was delivered b' Rev. S.

S. FOURTH OF JULY. The Green Spring Cornet Baud are already making preparations for the celebration or the 4th or July at this place. A big time is anticipated. The wool market is opening with a lively trade at iSc.

NIMROD. The foregoing reached us a little too late for insertion last week. I REPUBLIC NEWS. seme facts pertaining to the material of the town-hip. The lowing is the number of animals of t.s(., kind, and the increa-e or decrease last year Horses ot: Ih-rren-c SCIPIO TOWNSHIP STATISTICS.

Mr. J. W. Stewart, our township Assessor, has completed his fourth annual his constitu- cuts, and has kindly furnished us with -M" sheep liSTl? 1, Vi II'iCH Incrvrise 1r.V i liie corses cattle are in muCii better comlition than last year, ami hoi liave been improved in quality. Farmers generally are giving less attention to sheep than formerly, and seem inclined to reduce their flocks and engage in tlie raising of other stock.

Total valuuliou ul live 1 i Total of all iersonal proiierty Decrease siure last year Total valuation in the corporation of Republic alone 3il38 Decrease since last year I.SliJ Farm products for the year 1S69 are reported as follows Wheat, Acres harvest-! 2.JCI i.usheLi-'r7,41 Rye 3 Wi Ruekwheat 7 -ft) Oats 1,1 hi :,11 Rtirky 350 Corn 1.4SS 26,075 PotatiM-s Meadow 23 Hay, tons 217 ii.iiunl, acie: llij Peaches CH Pears IS Pasture, acres .2,9 Wood Land Jvl Wool, No. of pounLs 33371 Kntter, Maple Kusar 3tM Syrup, No. gallons li8 The numlierof acres or wheat to be harvested this year Is much greater than last, but the crop will le very light. The quantity of" ground planted to corn this year is largely in excess of last year. "beware of docs." There are 95 dogs in this township, 85 sheep valued have been killed, and 20 sheep valued at $34 have leen injured by them.

This makes an average of about two dollars, twenty-five and one-fourth ceuta damage for each dog, which, omitting all ex cept the one-fourth of a cent, proliably expresses about the actual value of the whole ninety-five, unless we take into account the value of their carcasses post mortem as fertilizers of the soiL DEATH OF ANTHONY WOMMER. Mr. Anthony Wommer died at his residence in Republic, on Saturday, June 4th, aged about sixty-one years. His disease was consumption, with which he suffered severely for several months. Tlie deceased was born in the State of Pennsylvania, and came to this township about the year 1S35 and has resided hero the greater part of the time since.

A funeral discourse was delivered at his late residence on Sunday afternoon by Rev. R. Wilcox and kis remains were interred in the Republic cemetery. THE "FORT" ABOUT TO SURRENDER A few days previous to the death of the late "Commodore" Wommer, the "Fort" was purchased by E. T.

Stick" ney, Ji.sq., wno will, we believe, as soon as he obtains possession, reduce it to a peace basis. It has already been partially dismantled by the removal of the Iron doors, and we have reason to expect that the batteries will not much longer deal out destruction, and that the building will be devoted to some legitimate business. ICE CREAM AND LEMONADE. E. S.

Chittenden has fitted up the room adjoining his Drug Store in a very neat order, where he serves up Ice Cream and Lemonade two or three times a week in style that would do credit to more pretentious establish ments. We fancy, too, that there is an odorof strawberries about the room. The ladies and gentlemen just "go for himrr'lhcse warm evenings. SCIPIO. MELMORE NEWS.

The Advenlists have been recently organizing a Society in this the laltors of Elder Van Horn, of Michigan. The Elder has lieen preach ing here for several successive even ings, and on hist Saturday, the 3d the day they keep as Sabbath, he liaptiscd seven pesons in Honey Creek. Tlie Methodist Church gave aStraw- lierry Festival at Mr. D. Goodmau's Hall, on Wednesday evening, of this week, to pay for the repairs now being put on their house of worship, ami el more nave re cently been entering into an alliance, through the praiseworthy efTortsofDr.

T. J. West, our townsman, who has brought one of the fair daughters of the former city to our village aa his wife, to lie henceforth, we hope, a cit izen with us. Miss Rogers ami Miss Thompson, Milliners, have been kept very busy this Spring in their line of business, Industry, good work and suiting the wants of their customers, have estab lished them in business. 'Hie farmers are now engaged in shearing sheep.

Farm products are considered two weeks in advance of LOCAL. BILLIARD HALL AND RESTAURANT. -nay, joc, lei ro uown. "Down where?" "Why. to John Dutt's.

whore the Post Of- Boe uxed to lie, where everylioily ifoes. That is now the object ive poiut with thuNe wIk) Ke amusement. hat ha John got that Is so attractive?" ell, he has two ot J.runsw icK'a First-Class Billiard Tables! He keep the best CIURH in the city, ho hiiH the finest kinds of Rhine and Catawba Winen, Ijiger.Ac, and to cap the climax he lifts a nne, lane I'lanoiorineenienuinineni bis guestx. All lovers of good music oou-gregnttt there, particularly 011 Kalurday nizhis, when he gives a free concert ot the Itent kind. Reftklea, he takes especial care that tlie best order prevails at all Union." "That's enough.

Bill, I'll go." And so they all go to the newly furnished, KtyliHh room of JOHN DUTT, Opposite Shawhau House. May 20, 1870-n31-iiu. BENT WORK MANUFACTORY. J. BEOS.

Have engaged in the manufacture nl BEHT WORK OF ALL KINDS! can furnish, at reasonable any amount of I be Patent Bent Wagon Hound, FELLOES, Tb ills, Slrigh Runnrrs, lt.f AXB WOOD EX PtUPK. WORKS! Relow the Railroad UridKe. wef.t aide of the river. J. FISHUAl GH mtu.

May FOR J5ALE House and Lot AS Washington street, north of Rail Road The House is brick and has seven rooms I With cellar and Ice liuove tuljoiniRS, two with filter ls-lw-eii them, all under a wood house and frame barn, i Fruit ainl ornamental trees, The otis well uaveu and shaded aud one Of neatest places in th.city. Jl. l.ttiltu.i May 8-tf Or K. sile Of In Ul Hrad Pork Sausattut-Irirae lUs-es, I nivcs Slix n. at the hltrlieMt market rate and wanted ANOTHER OF A GSAXD STM'K OF THE CHEAP Nicolai fo Holclerman, We h.ve JI KIT! Bin 1 RUM VERY CHOICE AUD OP SUMMER DRY GOODS! CONSISTING of BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS CALICOES, TICKS, STKIPES, DENIMS, WE ALSO SELL The best goods in tho world.

Also, a complete and beautiful line of Dress Goods, Shawls, lite Goods, Hosier FANCY Tliesefrivids hrive Ix en j.utrllaslied with ureal cure, ESPECIALLY FOB THE HVJI-'I'KA DtVinil we f--l eontiileut Unit ean dn justice to all who will favor us with a N1COLA1 INCONTROVERTIBLE FACT SHAWHAN HAVE the LARGEST SELECTION OF BeautiM Dress Goods THE MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF DO MESTIC8 HANDSOEMST CALICOES AND GINGHAMS! THE FINEST LOT AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF CARPETS IsTOTIOIsTS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. AU Bought at the Right Time I i) We now most resnoctfullv invite even UxIt lo come iiiulhnr. flu Anr nrlv ftr.ni 1 that tlie mit economical buyers And no reason April 29, ISTOtf. PRESERVE YOUR TEETH- DENTISTRY: DR. per S.

G. ASHCRAFT. of I hnnlon. has rniMietiUy lo-atMl In TitTuvand will pnuiue lK-dtitlr in ail It lR.elu UiU i li is i u.9. i I ARTIFICIAL TEETH Inmrted on baste of Rubber and Adaman- 1 1 Perfect Fit Guaranteed no pay.

Teeth filled with gobl, silver or tin, aud warranto to prew-rve the teeth iu every ca.ie, or Uhi UHHiey refunded. Itemrenee eiveil II oiuee over t. Hhawbau'ii Dry GodHlore. May MAIM STREETMEATMARKET! Largest and. Best.

JOHN A. REMMELE HAS at Krc.it expense fitted np the room, on the bra tloor. dire-tlv hik- the ourt House diwr, as a ttrvt-ela Meat Market, with lee Rouui, marble couu- rs, aud will keep it in the best style. FBESII MEATS on hand Reef, Pork, all kinds always Mutton, Veal, Ac. SALT MEATS Rood Tarlefy Pork, Snn.Ve.1 "flams an HIiiiulderK.

At: a siet-iltv is an mum. Great pains Ls taken at this market to have work duue in the neatest manner. JOHN A. REMMELE. May 20, 1870-ly.

ARRIVAL AT CASH STORE! -OF- XLW VOKK. and are now ojenin? a WELL SELECTED THE CELEBRATED S3 Ul GOODS, fco. WILSON STYLUS OF to complain. lu-iueuil tlie pluce. Shmchan Wilson, No.

Empire Block, Tiffin, Ohio. REMOVAL! G. S.Poormau& Co. iAi: Have removed their stock of Saddles, Harness, Whips, ri'O THE room fornterfy orcnpled by Houck 1 Watrner, 01. is lie the Pont Ofttce.

Mr bi-re hey will lie ulenMsJ are all of their ol.l customers, aixl as many new oues as may elioos. to call. Ail our work is made for Good, Honest Wear! And will be gnaranU-ed tter than flimsy, l-uey looking wk whurh is maiieonly with a iew We wih lorou tlliue iu limine, and WILL MAKE WORK 1 That ill advertise us in a creditable wanner. We will pay particular atleulion lo the manulaetuieof LTGIIT Repairing done neatly and promptly. April G.

S. POORMAN i Ca of A. PAPER COLLAES! AT WHOLESALE! MARTIN WAGNER Has made such with the LeatogManufacturers OF PAPER COLLARS That be is enabled to Supply Dealers lu any quantity at MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. SAVE FREIGHT' AND See What You Buy. 1 Si.i Every (traile.

xizo and price collar ia th. market call be procured of in ftLVHTIN WAGNER. May NO. 2, NATIONAL BLOCK LS THE PLACK WHERE Martin Negele Are constantly receiving fresh GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! WHICH the- offer to the public at such prices an will suit the rauit particular. We invite everybody local! at our room and examine our suicc, couxbuiug of cnou-w TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS.

MOLAHSEH, SVRl'FS, SLICES. ioun. i 'y i iwnii NOTIONS, UTS, 4c. STONE, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, COAL 1 KFKRM OII NEAT-S-FKOTOIL. A HA K.N ESS OIL.

SUGAR CURD HAMS A NO SHOULDERS DRIKD bKKF. FSS PORK. FISH, SALT, WATER LIME, And all track other good aa are usually kept In a Grocery liousv. We pay. ut all tlinex.

vasn lor an kiiius or Country Produce Remember th place. MARTIN NEGELE. Ko. 2 National Block, Tltta. WHYWILLYOU RVlTQFlt EYCSICUT Bnyriing common ('lnsses, when yon can ptrrehaxe LAZARUS MORRIS KI.EBRATKJ1I PEKVKCTK Spectacles and Eye-GIasscs THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

They are recommended by the Faculty (or purity of material, brilliancy of finish, aud their KtremrtltenUiK ami preserving powers, in which Utey exix-l all others. They hurt many years without chanu. Tln-y can only be obtained in. Tiffln, Ohio, of Lewis Seewald. atchmaker and Jeweler, Moiket Court House, Hole Appointed A Kent fur this plaev.

NoPrd-dlent employrl or supplied. Attention, Farmers a Li 1 1 1 ONE OF THE OUZATTSn I PKOTEW EST! bt'THE 1 the way of a FANMING TMTTiTi Can be mta by rtie (roin of NIEBEL PENNINGTON OPPI-K1TE THE POHT OFVICK no43-U SHOVEL PLOWS, Steel Ploir Mould. HORSEANQ HAHD UAY FORKS, i 1 CSASS SCITILS AXB S.XATJIS, GRAIN SCYTHESX CRADLES. rr T-" 7 H0RSK AYB nlU BAT X.IKE8, And all of ACBICfLT. KL IV.

PLEMEITK, at Xotlce. XM'TICE Is Riven that we have pre-i s. i.le.1 a petitiou lo the City Council of tin-City of Tilllu, prayinu for the vacation an alley, feet wide, extending from east, 1st ween lots uumher foarte-a (It) and street on tlie weM, mi su -jr ua Iweiitv-tliree (-1) in or- a.kiiihhi to uie Cily of Tillili, and Ihal snll petllMMi will be lor hearing before said Couneilat their tlrst regular meeting alter the 2uta day of Jane, D. 1S7U. 14.

6. WENN EJ4. Xsy 13, I 1 I 1 1 R. R. TIME TABLES.

S. C. Railway. TRAINS GOING NORTH. (Kt.

Ex-t Mail. iSun Act Kind'y A I IOtOO :17 iii il il aii iuaa 7:21 "S-'ift 4S Caroy Ailrian L'-Twick Tiffln li. TR.USS GOING SOUTH. MTATIO.S.t Em. Mail.

Sun Ac Kind'y A 7tH. W1 G. Xnrl I TiTin ,10:.:: rV 1W A'lrtn 41 Carey, iJ2 iliuj" Lake Erie Louisville 11.1:. Lea'c Leave Fostoria STATIONS. Ace.

A Pameni Ace. Mali. MaiL iger. Hremont. Winter Armdeo Jack.ion tfe-r p.

fc 7 ktf 7.15 7:23 17 7:1.1" 4rlfi 7-A4 i 3:41 1S neuo Fo-torui 1 ku L. Q. RAWSON, Supt. Lake Shore Mich. Southern Railway.

TOLEDO DIVISION. TRAINS GO I Mi WEST. Aeeoia -tspvcl moda'niCUlci Toledo l-aeillc STATIONS. lcatjo Ex. ex.

ClttT. Stat'n A.UGLepot Herea F.lyri. ItOeriia Norwaik (tliA-H iatrp.M 7:46 IeU (fcW Seta Deli lOrJS il fcui lfci 7:41 -ft2 -tk -lfc5 Mc lu fctl 10-27 lltll 117 Uutf ilu ill tj; ill -XM i Monroevilie Clyde l-'remoilt lle-ll llhhl KlHiore Toledo TRAINS GOING EAST. Atlantic Ex. "Cincin- Siwcial 9TATIOXSL iDay Ex nau Ex N.

Y. Ex. Clev.statl'n 2UP Hc-Ut 7:1 A.4U. Depoti SIS 2: IS 1:11 12:. 12:: 12:21 iierea Elyria S.t 1:20 IKjerlln Norwaik Monroeville Kellevue Clyde Fremont.

Klmore Toledo k.jU fcwt 4S tt57 ll 1 12 12:21 I Kt! lipw tfcl:) 1 3:23 I iiS' 1 lttJO 10 I ji I ilU CHALES. F. HATCH. Uen'l Sup Cleveland. T.

S. LINUsEV, Sup loiedo Division, Cleveland. Railway. Ft. W.

C. Railway. f'S AND AFTER May 29th, WTO, Tralna will leave tstatlo cented.t a.t follows: II ill leave Stations daily, (Sundays ex- Tralna leaving Chlcaicn at P. leaves daily.) ITraina leavlnr Pittsburg at li P. il, leaves daily.

TRAINS GOING WEST. STATIONS. KX. i KX. MA1U.

XX. Pittsburg. 12:15 A.x Rocheoter Sitlein tfH 1:27 p.X 3:15 6:20 11:15 wi 3:55 7:24 2:57 MitMHtllon. 4:41 7:44 15 orrvllle 1S 1:25 i-Oll Wonater 5.i9 4:3) Man-slield. Oslo 4H iiS UlTHUInel1 1 Bucyrns 7:211 11:2 I U.Sand'ky tt.15 Forest 1 KM Lima 8:51 JWfi JhrJU Van Wort UfcU ills" Ft.Wayne.

10:35 1:15 Colombia. 4:19 Warsaw f4 .1 2:15 PlyniMlUl. 12-lOpjc. :10 ii I Valparao t) 4:5 Chicago 1 MO gtat at 30 4:20 TRAIN- STATIOKS. I KX.

I KX. CM AIL. KX ('Iilcaso ftaip.n SJliP.M 7:15 fttfi ValpartiuvJ 11:43 I'lymoacB. Columbus. Ft.

Wayne. SIB P.M 3:10 (1IS1 4rl 5:15 id" fcui 5:15 10:. a 3:45 1 11:10 Van WvrV-' 12-25AM 2: 12 3:10 52 4:20 5-i a) 6: 15 7:17 K-20 fcUS 10:52 ForeiA I'jsMiNd'ky CrestlUe Wurmter Orrville I 5:40 6:22 7:25 7:45 -SrMI 25 11:15 tfcjo liiiip.x 6:42 i2T 9: 57 3:50" 10:15" 4:21 11:40 15 anion AlHanoe 1 11:06 6:02 PltLsbarKhJ 7:05 I 3:15 V. R. MYERS.

11:55 General Passenger and Ticket Agt AHEAD AGAIN. JONES BRO. Have bought at the henry decline one of the LARGEST stocks of BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, AND Cen Vs Furn Ish lug Goods, Ever brought to Tiffin, and they doi'y Competition in Quality Price, Havlmr purchased direct from Manufacturers, iiikI we say tm everybody. TV VOIT WANT A 1 FASHIONABLE UAT To suit 1, and of high luster, JONES ERO. Go to YOU want a HAT to tit your i- JONES A BRO.

Go to YOU wont a DESIRABLE HAT, And above all at a reasonable 10 JONES BRO. IP YOtT want a stood pair of illl a. Utn DAfiTP Aur iir duuid Goto JONES BRO. rot', want NICE SHOES, For Ladles', Misses' or Children 'swear. Goto 'JONES BRO.

1 YOU want NICE SLIPPERS, Go to JONES BRO. YOU want COLLARS, TIES, Goto JONES BRO. want a Kood ALPACA UMBRELLA JONES EIMJ. jf yoi: Go to YOI' want to get a GOOD TRUNK Goto JONES YOU want a Leather SATCHEL Go to JONES BRO. YOU want a White Marble TABLE CLOTH, That never needs washing, and the longer you use it the whiter it gels, Goto JONES BRO.

YOI cannot be suited at JONES BRO. Yoa cannot be this side of New York City. Call and look tbraruch tn-tr stock whether you waut to buy or no, so as to net putted in the latest styles and lowest prices. JF7 BIO Next door lo NatiousI Ex. Bank.

Jlay 30, i7iDl. REMOVAL -OF- Bcssler's Shoe Shop. TOHN BESBLEK, well known by the ach-W lie as Foreman for S. H. Hunter, has re- in mwi 01 goouH 10 tne room fomt-erly mq pled by Houck Waner, here he luvltes alt who really waut neat nu and good, hone-t work to call.

REPAIRING done in the nest manner by good workmen. All work warranted. JOHN BESS LER. April ltfTa-tf,.