The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-03-21

Gone East.-Mr. i. III. Beery started
for New, York City, on last Monday to
purchase new goods. Look iout for the
arrival of a SPLENDID stock,
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But goto Beery'sto spend your dimes. X
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Last week we said that this week we
would advise the public of the times and
places where the annual returns are to be
made, but the Assistant Assessor has not
furnished us with the necessary informa-
tion!.d .i ti3bk9f ss.aa 10 .a -, 5his 6.-
To MerchaAts.-Ay young man who
has had several years experience in the
grocery. business, would like to engage
with some one who may need his services,
at a aaoderate salary. Good recommen-
dations given, and a trial solic tied.
Public Sale Mr.. w ilfiam Davis, will
Offer for sale at public "A uction a his resi-
dence. two miles west of Upper Sandusky
on Thursday, March 2sth, 1867, at ten o.
clock, ] so stock sheep, knowing machine,
Farming utensils of all kinds, Household
furniture, and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
Died.-On the l4th inst, Annie Lowise
infant daughter of Col. w. T. and Lou. A.
Wilson of this place. .c5,gi'i'
:, On the 10th inst. Edgar, youngest
SON of Solomon & Margret Rank, aged 8
months.as asfa 81 ?. f2s<ahRoE
a. mir tffrT,,.ess,a, dino. of Naw NnrL hos
again favored us+with sheets Of new music,
such as ''Where have the beautiful gone ?''
&c. Those wishing good music. should
addresssthe publisher Mr. lTremaine send
oat music, of an excellent character, and
therefore, we shogsehe viii meet with ample
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We invite the attention of the public to
the advertisement Of Messrs. Ruff &
Tripp, which will be found in another
column. They are not afraid of printers
Ink ink, which Esa geod Indication. ofstheir
liberality. We think those gentlemen
worthy of LIBERAL patronage and we
hope they will receive it.
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aAdfnitted to Practice.-We are very
glad to announce that our fellow citizen.
Gen. w. T. Wilson, was, on the 18th inst,
inthe, Supreme Court, admitted to prac-
tiee law in the several Courts of Ohio
That the General will be an honor to the
bar, we have no doubt and we hope the
profession he has chosen will prove alike
Lucrative and pleasant to him.
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A Good NIotto.-Keep one eye open to
business and watch the game, keep an eye
open to what men say, who have weighed
the matter, and you'll find that Enrich
sells handsomer, cheaper, and better Hats.
Caps, Trunks and Umbrellas, : Ready
Made Clothing and Clothing made to
order than any other house in the State.
and always to be found at the Cottage
Clothing Store, No. 3 Pierson House.
Married, the residence of the bride on
the13th ust,sy George, Myers Esq. Mr..
Philander Cavilee to Mrs. Betsy d. Wilson.
1At.the Presbyterian Parsonage Upper
ESandusky, March 7th 1857, by Rev. J.. l..
Lower, Mr. James F. Harper and Miss Julia
Jayqaeth, both of this county. o'' = :
.aAt the residence eof. the brides father
near Upper Sandusky March 18th 1867,
by Rev j. L. Lower, Mr.. Limon G. Moody
and Miss. /. A. Ewing, both Of Wyandot
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