The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03
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Z THURSDAY, .-.... -. 0cTOBER- 3
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d. The aVeteran List" Is crowded out
this week, but win be sinor next.
"a Mvers. Gen. Ticket Agent of
..he d ~ ~. G. r. r.. has our thanks
for the renewal of our pass.
MIRA. q. Triboret has our thanks
for n lot Of fine grapes !This,is not the
first time that Mr.. T. has kindly relnem-1
-bered The printers. - -
gg Gen! EBuckland, NJ. c., addressed
the people of Bucyrus last Friday night
? in an able and candid manner. he was
listened to with marked attention.
Two Nights Oniy.-Billy Nc
Cune's Minstrels will exhibit at Beery's
HALL on Friday and SATURDAY: Uctooef
s4th and 5tiit Go and see the fun.
Away they go. alto Emrich's, to see
the huge piles of fall and winter cloth
inp. They know that the gentleinanly
proprietor will do the fair thing with
them. ,,t-..
Messrs.' McCandlish g. Ashbaugh
have just replenished their store. with
splendid stock Of dry goods and gro
ceries. They invite the public to call
and examine them. Call soon and thus
secure the first choice.
Look, Look! See, See!-"Little
z and big, some old and some young, the
newly married and those possessed of
numerous little responsibilities" are all
going to En1rich's to get their clothing
for the coming winter. Go too, and see
the sights. You will be suited.
THE communication from Marseilles
IL entirely too lengthy and late for in
sertion. We learn from it that the
Copperhead meeting at the said place
was addressed by Col. Kirby. and was a
grand failure in every particular. Evil
IDENTIFY the Colonel is in wrong pew,
and the consciousness of the.fact creeps
= up to his elbows.
We dropped in at Emrich's the other
day and found the proprietor and his
employees all busy manufacturing new
goods. We are pleased to learn that
their business is brisk. I'm fact they
are crowded with custom work. Call
i'm and examine Emrich's stock. before
so purchasing elsewhere. ,7]f
Reunion.-There will be grand
reunion of the 18th o. V. @. at Colum-
fl, bus, O., on the 22d day of November.
I, All are cordially invited, and we have
every reason to believe that good
time will be had. We hope all the
members of this regiment, who can do
, SO, will try and be present.
We are in receipt of .Communica-
tion in regard to the Cave near carey.
It is not signed as our rules require,
which is one reason for declining its
publication. Another reason is, that
from what we learn from visitors, said
Cave is not second Niagara, and we
would advise those about to marry, to
cd elsewhere on their wedding tour. Il
A Bountiful Supply.-That is
what every one, says who looks into
Moore e. Bartlett's dry goods establish
q ment, northwest corner Main st. and
Sandusky av- They have piles on piles
of new goods, and of course want the
people to come and buy. Go and look
at their splendid stock Of fall and win
= ter dry goods.
Republican Meetings.-Th There
will be meeting at Carey on Saturday
afternoon, Oct. 5th, to be addressed by
! Gen. W.T.. Wilson, T. E. Grisell and
others. q
There will also be a meeting at Ne
vada. on Friday evening, 4th inst, and
to be addressed by G: w. Beery and
other speakers.
New Fall GOOds.-Great attrac-
tion.' Bead gimps and fuches, satins,
bonnet anu trimming velvet, ribbons,
flowers, feathers, frames, hoop
and balmoral skirts, gloves. hosiery.
woolen goods, handkerchiefs, white
goods mbroideries.lace collars and lace
yarns, worsteds, furnishing goods, pa
per collars fancy goods, notions, &c.
'stAt Moore d Bartlett's, (Holdridges
Corner. q
The Kenton Republican of last week
says: "If there is any white mans
/ party about it, we certainly think that
even blind man could see that the
Union party is the white mans party.
On the day of the Vallandigham gath
ering, Crowley and Davis had the
larger part of their people drinking
and fighting around their shops. Last
Tuesday there were no such gatherings
in those places-the white felix's were
in town." Tse,--,-ss
Farmers it is with great pleasure that
we are enabled to inform you that it is,
no longer necessary for you to go abroad
for the purpose of selling your wheat.
Our very enterprising friend, J. r. Nc
Cracken will pay the very highest cash
price for all wheat brought to him. If
you have wheat for sale, then take it
= right to the p. Fl. w. & C. r. r. Depot
'a Mr. McCfacken's Headquarters. You
will find him one of the best men to Go
business with that you ever met any
= where. - t'-'
S, NJ. PettingiIl.-There is no
Newspaper Advertising Agency
that enjoys the'confdence Of the Edi-
torial Fraternity to greater extent.
= than s. M. Pettingill & Co, of 81 Park
Row. N ew Y ork City We have adj
vertised more for this firm than all
other foreign Agencies put together,
and have yet to find men more honor
able and prompt to do business with
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