The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-06
: Communicates

DEAR PIONEER The month of roses and po-
sizes, with its attendant heat, dust and festivi-
ties, its showers and Sunshine, exists alone in
the memory. The busy month of July, for
che husbandman. is numbered with the things
tn At were, and genial August is upon us, with
its balmy breezes, its gentle showers, to find
the farmers in this section of country princi-
pally through with their harvest. They
say the yield will be far better than they ever
raised before in this county. The grain is uni
formly plump and well filled. Serious dam :.
age was made by the grasshopper raid in some
parts of the county, but in this portion, have
almost escaped. The corn crcp promises to
yield abundantly. Some fields l have never
seen surpassed, even in that great corn grow
ing State, Illinois. The potato crop is good.
The market opened at So per bushel.
At meeting held in Harter's Hall, on
Wednesday evening of last week, the Central
Grant Club of Stark was organized under the
most propitious circumstances. Judge I'm
derhiI Wasealled to the chair, and Maj. Nc
KiDley appointed Secretary, the latter gentle
man stating the object of the meeting in a few
well timed remarks. The committee on per-
manent officers reported General Manderson
ian old Dem ocratl for President. Luth er Hicks
and VIM. Anderson for Vice Presidents, Ed.
A. Lee, Secretary, and Isaac Harter, Treasur-
err, Mr.. Hicks wished to be, and was, excused
from serving as of the Vice Presidents,
and Oliver Wise was elected in his stead. A
Constitution, and Bylaws, was adopted and
about eighty members enrolled their names.
I he number since then has been largely in
creased. The President Gen. Henderson, on
taking che chair, made a short, but eloquent
and spirited speech, which was loudly cheered.
He spoke of our standard bearer in glowing g
terms, the choice of the people, and not of
any set of political trichsters; and predicted
certain success for the little Tanner. who
tanned the rebels so effectually, and was so
successful in crushing out the rebellion. The
General took his seat amid thunders of ap-
plause. The spirit manifested in the organi-
cation of this club indicates that it will be one
of the livliest organizations ever had in this
county. Never did the Republican party in
Stark County enter upon political campaig
with brighter prospects of success, with
stronger men for leaders, or promise of 9
more glorious victory. But all should re mem
Der that there is work-our. enemies are not
asleep, but are well organized, and are work
ing night and day for the success of the '.Lost
Cause to gain at the ballot-boX what they
failed to secure by the sword, to secure victory
have an easy and prompt solution in that par
ty of all questions which belong of right tt
the States Themselves and s'Agree among
yourselves, and act firmly on this agreement
that you will not employ any one who vote:
the Radical ticket" These quotations are
| from the speech of the rebel General Wade
| Hampton, one of the leading members of the
New York Democratic -Irreconstructed- Rebe
| ton speech Of this man Hampton No. ]
campaign document. there am going of
on politics, when started out to give you the
| items of news in and around this growing lit
| tie city of ours. To-day took stroll arouni
! the place, and observed many indications o
! improvement Messrs. Milton Ball s. Co. are
putting up large building for foundry pur
poses, near the the Railroad, in the east part o
| town. Messrs. Aultman, Tonner s. Co., of thu
Mallable Iron Works, are building large moul
ding shops, IN addition to their alre ady exten
siye works. Mr.. G. Cook and Capt Jay ar,
building large brick for the purpose of man
! ufacturing the little article of-w indew tacks
from a machine of Capt. Jays own make, or
which he has patent. There are many pri
vate dwellings going up in different parts O.
the city. The machine works are all in full
blast. The new Court House is ready for the
brick. The builders expect to get it enclosed
this fall. When done, this will be one of tn,
Ebest in the State. Lew. Shaffer is giving hi.
/ Opera House a new suit in the shape of a coa
of paint. By the way, Lew. goes back on the
| New York nominations, as well as Judge Bel.
| ding and several other leading Democrats
The ball moves. The "City Dads'' are drag.
ging the pond, near town, to-day for the body
| of a man, supposed to be drowned some two
| weeks since. Now, I have already made this
letter too long, so good bye, dear Pioneer. fol
while. WYANDOT.
! Read what Elder d. L. Taylor, of Rouse's
Point, n, Y .says on the hair. ''The human
hair bleached by age fright or disease, can be
fully restored to its natural color without
| dyeing it. My case illustrates this statement
truthfully. My hair for seventeen years has
been gradually growing white and falling
| out; but 10! in a. short time 1 have back my
old auburn locks My hair is as firm as when
| young this has been accom- plished by the use
of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
1t does its work rapidly, is cooling, healing
Apd,,l my case effectually, with out harm tt
brain, body, on general health; this cannot bt
said of any other preparation sold. do not
know the wonderful ingredients, but dc
| know eXperimentally, and by observation in
a score of cases, that it is a most marvelously
| transformi a g=compound. Heads of sixty five
are changed by it to the color of youth" The
proprietors, r. P. Hall s. Co., Nashua, n. II.