The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-28
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PiTTSBURG, ,FORTWAYNE d CHICAGO
4PN RAILROAD.
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7ou and after Sunday, Nov 8. trains viii ar
rive This station until further orders as follows
GOING EAST 5a
Night Express. ....-.---.-- .......5,0 a. N.
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GOING WEST
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GOING SOUTH.
Leave, Cleveland, 500 AN. 7.55 90
crestlire, ar. 1850 ax ~ 1910 !"
Columbus, ar. 1.20P.M. Ito .
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbus, $40 A.s:. $40 P NJ
Crestiine Ar. 600 Z" 600 /"
Cleveland, AR. $40 I" 9.l0 /"
s J. P. DAVIS, Agt, Crestline.
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Justices Blanks,
OF all descriptions. can be had at the
Pioneer Office.
Married,
On the goth inst, by Rev. D. w.
Downey, David Barr and Miss Jane G.
Gable. all of Wyandot county, Ohio.
Harpers Magazine
For March, has come to hand and we
find upon inspection that it sustains its
reputation as the Prince of Monthlies.
New Goods.
Our friend Hollabaugh has been ma
king large additions to his stock or Dry
Goods, Groceries, Queensware, ETC., etc.,
within tile last week, and is offering them
at prices that will suit these war times.
Arthur's Magazine.
The March number is on our table
We can commend it as fit companion
for the household.
The Commissioners.
The Commissioners OF Wyandot county
viii hold their regular March session at
the. Auditor's office in this village, next
Monday. Let those having business with
them govern themselves accordingly.
Passed Through,
One hundred and niue Rebel officers,
taken at Fort Donelson, passed through
our village, on the P. F.W. &c c. R. r.,
ON Thursday morning, bound for Camp
Chase, at Columbus, o.
If you wish good Tonic
Free from alcoholic stimulants, get
Hoohand's German Bitters Read the
advertisement in another column.
Sales to Come Of Next Week.
John Hale's Live Stock, Farming Uten-
sis, Household Furniture, &C., next
Tuesday, March 4th.
Thos. M. lBowman,s, Administrators of
tue estate Of Reuben Wood, deceased,
Live Stock, Farming Utensils, Hay, Corn,
de-, on Thursday, March 9th.
EE See advertisement.
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Thunder Storm.
A heavy storm, accompanied with thun
der and lightning, passed over this vii
iage on last Sunday night, The cratic
storm-king after performing this an
seasonable freak, changed his note and
favored us with seosonoWe and violent
snow-storm. A pitch from the Equator
to Nova Zembla, in the short space In
teryening between two days, is rather
trying to ones philosophy.
Court still In Session EtrekI -
The Court Of Common Pleas for this
county is still in session. A number Of
civil cases have been investigated and adj
judicated. The SANDER case of Stubs
q. Slower, occupied the, attention of the
court during Tuesday. Verdict Of the
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