The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-02-14

FlOur.-An excellent article af Fami-
ly Flour may be had at Pool & McFee's.


meets on the 18th.
We have the pleasure of Introducing to
the public our new foreman l. Z. Mays.
THE ground-hog tradition, like many
others, is likely to prove a hum-bug.
Ewes.-Do you want to purchase or
take a small or large number of Ewes on
excellent terms? Judge Leath can ac-
commodate you exactly.
We must decline the request of MIR.
ID. l.. c." for the reason that the "Pome"
has repeatedly appeared in print.
PrOtracted meetings have been i'll
progress in the Methodist and Baptist
Churches of Bucyrus.
The English Lutheren Church of Mans
field, o. has had over sixty converts added
to its numbers recently.
Lied.-On the 11th inst, CAPToIA
BowsHER, infant daughter of Mr. Mrs.
Jesse Bowsher,
Married-At little Sandpsky. on the
Sd inst, by Jno. Holderman, Esq. ALBERT
MEARs, Esq. and Mrs. CATHERINE JONES,
both of this county.
The Snow Storm of last Saturday
was very steady prolific and lasted nearly
all day. Those fond of sleighin ought to
be able to get their fill of it.
Fires are so numerous all over the land
that if they could be collected in one place,
they would be equal to perpetual
volcano.
Mr.. G.. III. CriswelI, the oldest Auc-
tioneer in the county, will attend to all
sales promptly. He speaks both English
and German. G i've him call If
the Pierson House, on last Monday night,
will let this Office know where it can be
had, lie will be literally rewarded and we
will say nothing about the matter
Musical ESeview.-IIiggin's Musical
Review, for February has been received.
: 1t contains music and reading matter. IT
is published at Chicago, Ill, costs only IS
cents per year.
, 5u PrOtracted MeetingS.-The Metho-
3 dist and United Brethren Congregations
are still continuing their protracted meet
ed meetings. We are glad to record the
fact that they are well attended.
Il Attcnt:on.-Call at the Sash and Door
Factory of Wormly, Read & Co., and they
will satisfy You that they are Offering
: building material, such as Sash, Doors,
ETC.. cheaper than city prices.
IeemOyal.-Our friend l.. Nichols Esq.
has removed his Drug Store TO Oliver &
H Keizer's Block. Nevada. Ohio Mr.. n. has
E. very nice drug establishment and those
in need of anything in his line, will do
well to give him call.
GoOd.-Messrs. Pool & McFec have Just
received all excellent stock of Queens
p Ware, which they offer at as reasonable
rates as can be purchased anywhere
Call in soon and thus secure the first
choice. >.--s
WHO that does not love the name of
Washington? His Birthday, the 22d inst,
Will he celebrated at Beerys' Hall in the
evening by Richards Silver Cornet
Band They are making due preparations,
and practicing incessantly, for the occa-
=sion,
FEW nights ago. we heard some very
y loud voices OH our streets, at about mid
might. We suppose that the fellows
were giving three cheers for the saloons,
which copperhead papers commend so
5nbighly.
4i COming.-As the Season for building
land repairing is coming on, all in want of
Pickets, either plain or fancy, will consult
their interests by calling at the Sash and
Door Factory of Wormley, Read & Co.,
aud examine their stock and prices.
Our young friend, Jno. j. Miller,whose
Clothing Store is located just one door
North of Pool & McFee's Grocery, is pre-
pared to dress you i'm first rate order. He
is an industrious and accomplished young
man, and we hope he will receive liberal
share cf patronage.
More Cake-We. the Silver Cornet
s. Band, was, on last Friday evening, pre-
sented with a fine large cake, by Mrs. S. s..
Petit. We ate the cake-of course we did
Much obliged, Mrs. Petit. A vote of
thanks Is rendered you by our Band.
EN-. G. RICHARDS Leader.
The Alleghanians are Coming
We copy the following beautiful extract
from the Christian Adoocate, complimentary
to the world-rcnowned Alleghanians, Vo-
calists and Swiss Bell Ringers, who appear
at Beerys' Hail. on Wednesday Evening
next, February Goth. 1t says:
''They are all talented and gifted
= performers and a high and blessed mis-
sion is theirs, going from city to city, and
from village to village, speaking to the
great heart of humanity-now in the STIR
ring notes Of high and noble song, and
again iN the sweet and soothing strains of
beauty-they are miaix ters of good. reap
( ing in fields which the same truth, dressed
in sterner garb, would leave sheaveless."
M. III. Barnet, of Mansfield, whose
g Dry Goods Store was destroyed by fire, on
the 23d of November, 1866, is out in a
communication TO the Cincinnati CONNER
eiai, in which he claims that he was out
rageously treated by the Phoenix Insur-
ance Company He says that this COM
IN, pany only paid him S100 for about $4,000
He also testities that his goods were par
TALLY insured i'm the 4Etna, and that this
company paid him promptly and fully.
Zeigler, McCurdy & Co., Of No. 5O1
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. Pa, announce
that they have now i'm press. and will sooI