The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23
From our Exchanges.

ne AuSldlZo DCUtOcTUt HIS tue
following Some two weeks since,
an individual calling himself j. A.
Bevire, ostensibly from the city of
New Y ork, came to this place, rented
the banking room Of Mr.. S. B. Ayers,
with the expressed intention Of do
ing a private banking business as the
''AugIaize County Exchange Bank"
Everything went ''lovely'' until
Tuesday evening last, when the
sssigns'' to some of the knowing ones,
became decidly "fishy," and caused
an effort to be made to find the eN-
act status ofs'J. A, Bevire, Banker"
While the preliminaries were being
adjusted, ]. A. "smelt danger affair.""
and "skeedaddled' in the evening to
parts unknown, leaving several citi-
zens to s'hold the bag for various
sums ranging from so to 81 900,
aggregating some twenty to twenty
five hundred dollars. Our officers
are after this fellow and it is to be
hoped they will succeed in capturing
him and thus secure his service for
the State in the delectable employ
ment of pulling tarred rope at Co
lumbus. The banking business at
Wapakoneta, at this writing, is de
cidedly below par.
THE Norwalk Reflector thus speaks
ofthe huge hog which went through
Cleveland to that place: ''The ami
nal is said to have been captured in
Australia he measures, in length
seven feet eight inches, and weighs
lap pounds. No one should fail
to see this truly great curiosity
: There is nothing of the monstrosi
ty about it, but simply a splen
t didly built and well proportional
specimen of this mammoth species
of the swine We could readily ap
: preciate the description of the san
culinary war that the wild boar O
: the forest is said to wage against al
other quadrupeds, after seeing thi'
f huge animal-in fact, larger than tn,
: CANNON horse or OK of this country
It is said he will ''traver' during tht
e summer.
: The Mansfield Herald says w
: do not remember a season when ou
K city showed more evidence Of i'm
: proyement, than at present. A larg
n number of buildings are being erect
ed in various parts of the city, includ
e ing a new block to replace the on
+; burned out last winter, on Mai
J street.
The prospects of fruit and crop
y Of all kind never was better, an
e should nothing untoward happe
e hereafter, we shall be gladdened wit
q a bountiful harvest. The countr
1t needs it.
Mr.. Samuel Rank, foreman i
u Emminger's Sash Factory, had thre
g fingers taken off his right hand 0
lie last Thursday.
K The Dem. Msrror says A lit
- child living near LaRue. was ailina
a. Medical aid failed, and no one coul
~ discover the cause Of pain. 1t W;
J ascertained that she suffered fro
y acuate pain in one of her leges.
IL III needle was extracted and the child
I'll now we'll The needle had bee
10 there for five or six months.
~ On last Monday evening an alte
or cation took place between N. I
d d Runyan and lawyer Williams,
70 which Runyan drew his revolver al
eil attempted to shoot Williams, viii,
'ce1 he was prevented doing through
oL reference Of by-standers Runy
Id was bound over to appear and a
swer before the next term of Cou
'hV Dry goods merchants going O
tc Of the butter trade, dealers in butt
he we are informed, will hereafter gra
N III the article and pay according
ISL quality. ven. Ho4 ..a
Several Of our State exchane
are advocating says the ColumT
Journal the classifying of butter
sale, and charging according
- quality. There has undoubtec
the been less system in the sale of but
are than almost any other artiC
are though in the case of none coult
Int be more necessary We imag
in that one difficulty would be in det
) Of mining the. quality. We have kno
APPS butter to be pronounced good t
ken otherpersons considered .horribl
the We take stock, however, in /;
ICES thing that promises, to improve
arm present condition Of the butter bl
ness.