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Der Inltalt ulo be8 lanoliAen 8crgnit9ea8 ma
6eu mir parauf aufnnerfI Jam.
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auimertiam MAIDEN.
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MlcObot, per @au. 52-54 GS. fGr 95 YGt.
8pbncn, per 8ubel $1.12-$1.5O,
Butter, bette @pben % @tS. % tb, @la6eS 1904, GOubatter
149l7 Gs.
grt55ietn',' $Sss25 . Sad e gui6.)
5e6ern. prbtudre S5a14o, quite 556Q48 Gts, % ID. a
&rutbte 0uoli6e) Oeanoeln, pet6ih. 14Ste., barti1., $40
s @ts.. Jfolncn, $2.25GD$2 so 7s 8pr, 0atteln 405 Cts,
Seisen SG0i216 Gts. p ID. SOrtntten 9 SIS. 9ttrpnen 81
getretbc, @ei;sn rOtber m~thsmaB8 1910.
meiBer gutter 145t015o, ertra ieiner I60-l66,
Nofer. QSTo. uno Marplano 3S-4l, Qennl. AZ GtS,
Com, peiBeS 65l06S, 9dbc8 1905 @t6.
gtp88en, I~tarptano 50 @ts., 4enni, s. @ts
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5aa tisl9 ) i i $50 Cts. Jes 9@a @gehotaete 14015.
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8IeeIaameu neuer S~475l0$5.oC D Sulb.
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cite fir Gtapt8sbrau6 $5,25, 9tctb- mO @eibai4enunO BAL
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-14H, Sara 15ll0l67a, Ha8aaera l4(015.
SIS, 9fpupb Stirling 1904, @pantI9 Sobienleper 23O32
Gttp @eI6iur I4pars 35E038, @ountrp @ei9rr dwar3 290
50, oberlsosr ranp 6oS 6ea $aT04.5o' SalbfeOe 6oF0eS y
Ii, ftuI9t S90S1.
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G04O @u9l, S8lano 3O035.
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ertra to fancp 6.O0O6. 25
fanuip 6.5007.00
G6io 81 aentudp 1uper 5.5OGD5.6
ertra 6.00GO6 25
famlIp 6.5O07.0O
Gitp Mtu8 gut Bis ietn 6.5006.00
ertro 6,25
VMI1b f1miLb $50
Relsrppiir. PataYscO, aibtanp&Grcetfor Jam, 500
DO. ertfa 100
&p88enmebI 425-4.S7
0s1, Gperm 3 @aapne s1.2501. So, Common @bale $50
st., Qatsnt 70(075, 9arp=OeI 756D60 Gts., 9etnlaanen-Oel
1868.
9rcptitoneu, 8eef % 100 tb 5000 (g8eitern), $120$13
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@~erdpberes S@weinsfeii9. @4uher q tb 5 Gts.
Geiteu 10 Cts, G9inten 11-13 Cts.
9aro 1I15GO12h @tS.
Rum, gterp- Gn9lanb p @anoue 486D50 Gts.
|&ets, p Is 4S-41 @t8., @rtra Al Cts.
S6wetue. Sn Quantitdten SO. 50f07 p 100 ID.
g~8btSfeO, Gin unb 9ano % @ol 81 @ts., Ohio %.
.3uter, New- Srlean8 p 100 tb ST,50-8, 9prtO &icO 81
1925, @uba Sc, 7b07.12, 1taiiin. j3ader itebt IN Den per-
l6ieoenen @raosu BON So. 75G0S,2 5 e nab Qualit6t. prtm
81. 50O7.75
DO, $50. 12-14 81. 50N08 90.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
Almost an Accident.

Almost an Accident.
One day last week. the son Of A. W.
Brinkerhoff, Esqr., aged about twelve
years, undertook to hang. on the passen.
ger train as it was leaving this station,
with the intention Of riding a short dis
tance and then jumping off; but when
the train arrived at the crossing where be
expected to get off, it was under such
headway that the little fellow could not
let 60 without .endangering his life. He
hung on to the iron railing attached 10 the
platform, holding up his feet to keep them
from striking the ties, until his cries at
tracted the attention Of gentleman who
happened 10 be sitting NJ ar the end Of the
car and who relieved him from his perilous
situation by lifting him up on the platform
OF the cars. When relieved the train was
within short distance of the railroad
bridge east of town, and as he could not
have held on much longer he would pro-
bably have been compelled to let 50 his
hold while on the bridge and would in all
probability have been dashed to pieces.
His was narrow escape indeed, and
we hope it will be warning to other boys
who are in the habit Of indulging in this
dangerous and foolish practice upon the
arrival and departure of trains. Daily we
notice them stealing upon cars at the
depot and riding TO the first street cross
ing where they endanger their lives by
jumping off. This conduct should not
be tolerated. If parents are unable to
keep their children from indulging in this
fool hardy sport, the employees of the
Company should take the matter in hand,
and chastise every child they find upon
the platform Of the cars. and by, this means
save some thouyhtless boy from shock
ing death.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
Look out for Him.


A very affable gentleman from the east
sojourned in our city some three or four
days last week manifesting very laud.
able spirit Of enterprise by transacting the
following items Of business in that short
space Of time:-Promised to marry a
widow lady, with whom he boarded during
bis stay, on last Sunday, she going to a
good deal Of trouble to procure the nee.
'essary 6xins for the important event;
bought couple Of good farms and some
very valuable town property, besides in
timating that he would eztend his pur.
chases as soon as he could hear from his
bankers. As the gentleman left very
mysteriously on Saturday night without
even saying good'by to his intended bride,
our friends are suspicious that instead Of
ceiling their property they have them
selves been sold.
We presume be is now operating in
some other locality and we would advise
the public 10 keep an eye out for him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
Look out for Robbers.

A few nights ago our old friend B
Wagner was aroused from his slumbers
by noise in his bed room; he arose as
quickly as possible and attempted to light
match. the match did not burn, but
while he was attempting to light it he
distinguished the figure Of man retreat.
from the room. The intruder passed out
Of tho front door leaving it open and
also leaving the front gate open. 1t is
supposed he was little short and was on
the hunt Of spending mo ney."
On the same night the dwelling Of Mr..
Sulliger, Of this place. was entered, bis
pantaloons taken from bis bed chambe. to
the parlor, and the pockets riaed; fortu.
nately his wallet only contained some
forty cents in money. which was taken by
the burglar. Keep your doors lock.
ed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
The Oldest Inhabitant.

The Oldest Inhabitant.
Deputy Marshal Baird informs us that
the Oldest person he has found since he
commenced taking the census is Grand.
mother Long, Of this place. mother Of
Mr.. E. Long. Mrs. Jerry Bush, and Mrs.
Lindsey. wife Of D. s. Lindsey, decd
We remember seeing her at least
twenty-five years ago and she was then
an old lady Of seventy five. but very hale,
hearty and rugged. We believe she yet
moves about with as much energy and
apparent nerve as some Of our very deli.
cate and fashionable modern bellies Of
twenty.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

Ey THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for July
hes more varied index than usual
"Meteorology, Treasure Trove, Hunting
Pass, The Professors Story, &C." are
some of its leading articles. The Regi-
eide Colonels in New England will inter-
est many. Terms SO per. year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
Notice {!


To have your teams, your saddle hor-
ses, your banners, and everything else in
readiness TO start to Marseilles on the
morning Of the Fourth Of July. 1t has
been suggested that it would be well
enough for all those who are going from
the north part Of the county to concen'
trate at this place and accompany our
delegation to the meeting. Come into
town as early MS possible and let us go
down with good crowd. Town people
should look out for conveyances early, as
everything will be engaged on that day.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

WA gentleman named Stiles, who
has resided among the Mormons for sew.
eral years, lectured on the subject o.
Mormonisln in this place on last Friday
evening His discourse was quite enter
tanning.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
The Wool Market

The Wool Market
Has been quite brisk during the past
week, good deal having been offered and
sold at prices ranging from 80 to Al cents
per pound. Taking into consideration the
tightness Of the money market, these are
very fair figures for wool.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

~1f you are out Of employment
remember that ]. N. Boylan. of Milan,
Ohio, will give you an agency By which
you can make $50 per month over and
above all expenses. Write to him and
get the Erie Sewing Machine Co.'s circu.
lar to agents.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

~ See Mr.. Worth's advertisements
There is no sham about what he says
he is really about commencing to sell his
large assortment Of goods at cost for cash.
Now, friends, if you have the ready John
D, you know where you can buy goods
cheap.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

Gy The QUARTERLY number of the
"Cosmopolitan Art Journal" commencing
with June, has been received. Otseeo
Lake is splendi d engraving, and The
Spring Chicken &C., will be admired by
many. Its reading articles are full of In.
terest. Price so cents a number.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

Religious Notice,
The Rev. G. R Brown will preach at
Ayers, Hall in this place on next Sab.
bath, at 1o1 o'clock A. NJ;