The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-08-03
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! THE WEArHER.-Tuesday we had {
very fine rain, cooling the air for shor
time but still the heat is little more thar
agreeable. .
HEALTH-The health of our town i.
very good, never better.
IPRovEMENTs.-We are glad to see
some of our people improving. Severa
new buildings are now going up.
CHoLERA.-This disease is abating al
most everywhere. No cases are now
known at Crestline, and in fact it never
was half as bad there as represented.
TIFFrN, we understand, is becoming
healthy again. We hope our neighbors
may soon resume their natural healthy
state.
The travel on the Ohio and Indians
railroad is rapidly increasing, and will
still grow larger as soon as the road is com.
rleted through to Ft. Wayne.
A DEpREc1AT1oN.-Th New York Er
press says that the depreciation in the val
ue of stock property in that market alone
within the last twelve months, cannot be
less than $1Oo,OOO,oOo.
1t is common to speak of those whom,
flirt has Tilted as her victims. This is
a grave error-her real victim is the man
she accepts.-Erchange.
Who will say there han't more truth
than poetry in that last part?
NEW SpoRr.-Yesterday morning we
saw man hold a pig by the tail while
another hog whipped him. Itwas rather
rich affair.
AMALGAMATIoN-A black fellow was
knocked down in the streets of BOSTON,
the other day, for escorting a ''strong-
minded" white woman.-E Exchange
That was decidedly wrong, as she had
a right to her choice of color, and the
man was much too good for the woman.
Fus1oN.--If that fusion movement is
not a Wing measure, why are nearly al
the wings papers and men in favor of the
movement?
WYANDoT AVENUE is being graded IL
fine style and soon will be one Of the
streets.
School HoUsE.-We are glad to SET
the work of building the school house
going on SO rapidly. Soon we will have
a house ready for Union School. This
is just what we have long needed.
AFFEoT1oNATE WIFE.-"Pooh, pooh!'
said loving wife to her expiring hus
band, as he strove to utter few parting
sentences, don't stop to talk, but go OF
with your dying"
QUERY.-Why is it that the wings il
right strong Wing counties are not in ia
vor of new organizations, if they are
honest in their professions for regenera
ton?
YESTERDAY the weather was cloudy
and cool, making it very pleasant
DAILY MAIL.-We have been informed
by Mr.. Ruhl, P. M. at Bucyrus that in
a few days we will have daily mail tc
this place, the mail to be carried by the
Ohio and Indiana Railroad.
TAE SANDUsKY AvENUE.-Wil soon be
paved with brick sidewalks from the rail
road up to the Carey road, and then it will
be one of the streets.
"GENTLY the dews are o'er me steal.
ing," as the fellow said when he had five
due bills presented to MIN at once.
LIQUOR FOR THE SAILoRs.--The House
has decided by the casting vote of the
Speaker, to continue the liquor rations in
the navy, the former vote stopping them
being reconsidered.
IT is contemplated that the amount ot
salaries to be paid to officers of the new
consolidated city Philadelphia, will be
nearly $65o,OOo. The aggregate sala.
ries of the old organizations amounted to
but 1886, 761 so.
Air is dish one feeds on every minute,
and, therefore it needs to be good.
SOME william out west perpetrated the
following on 'Womans's Rights
When ''Woman's Rights are stirred bit
The first reform she pitches on,
Is, how she may with least delay,
Just draw a pair of briches on!
Good qualities, like great abilities, are
incomprehensible and inconceivable to
such as are de prived of them.
LADIES, READ.--The more women look
in their glasses, the less they look to their
houses.
Acc1DENTs.-A man on the Ohio and
Indiana railroad was slightly injured by
the locomotive running into hand car.
Mr. Peabody, of London has contrib
uted one thousand dollars to the compile
ton of the Washington monument.