The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25
To Correspondents.


) d. F-The stranger with whom you he'll
that conversation, probably intended to b
understood as talking sarcasticslly There
not five hundred barrel well on every tow
lot. He was evidently envious, and was un
doubtedly from some one horse town wher
they don't have oil-probably from Uppe
Sandusky --Findly JsfersOn.
That is rich joke. The Editors of the JEFF
fersonian dsnomin.ting Upper sandusky /
zone horse town" True We are not mad on thu
"tle' QUESTION, but we have all the advantage
LIBERALIZATION around us, are building up first
class business blocks with all the improvements
Of the age, have established in our mi dst large
wholesale Dry Goods, Notions and Quecnswsr are
House, that furnishes the Merchants of Fndly
with their supplies. Have the most flourshing
agricultural implement manufsctury In North
Western Ohio. The contracts are just let for
erecting. in the Spring, Woolen Factory, the
dimensions of which will throw in the shade
the one at Tifin, Have just completed com.
modious building and the machinery put up,
and are now ready to begin the Manufacturing
OF Furniture, Chairs. etc, on scale that will
override any similar establishment in Ohio.
Have Brewery whose Installations monthly, of
Lager and common Beer, is larger than all the
Brewerics in the 5th Congressional District rut
together. We have Di.tillcry whose capacity
for the productions Of the stinAlent is greater
than any in the ole" regions of Hancock Coun-
ty. We have two fourishing Printing Estab-
lishmena, the business of both is rapidly on the
increase. and the demand for the paper so
great that 1t is held in serious contemplation
the publication of two dailies The dimentions
of the place are extending so rapidly, and the
town building up 80 fast, that our enterprisng
citizens are talking Of forming Street Raj.
road Company, and we would not be surprised
if in few years we will be on an equal footing
with our larger cities in this respect Then
too. the ground is becoming so valuable for
building purposes, and our population getting
80 dense as to require Park in the subburbs in
order that our denizens may have breathing
place, IN fact committee four city dads will
soon visit New York to inspect Central Park, in
NiHNA " ahouci bHc ulLSE LOT Lne enlOVme0t
and pleasure of our citizens. Then we have
first class Railroad running from east to west,
eight passenger trains daily, each train com
posed of eight or ten coaches, under the dir"c-
ton of competent and gentlemanly conductors,
the management Of the road is in comp It nj
hands, (bsrring the General Ticket Agent.
whom we think has too much brains for so in
significant postion), and are now awaiting
the "ile" experiment in Fndly in order to light
up our town with "gas" And after all this, the
Editors Of the Jefftraonian whose location is in |
the woods cut off from communication with
he world-with quaint old fashioned popu.
lstion, with ingress by an old fiat railroad,
with two one horse newspapers, and be.
,ause Providence in pity for their forlorn con
lition, has opened up an lie fountain fortEem.
1or citizens are trying to put on "airs" and
'ali her neighborng sisters of Importance "hard
horse town, hal Why, we are
/ City of the first class