Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21
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The vast amount of PLANTATIoN BIT
TIERS now being sold and shipped from
New York is almost incredible. Go
when and where you wiil-along the
wharves and piers, and at the depots-l
you will see greatpi1es of these Bitters
awaiting shipment and conveyance to
every nook and corner of the country.
and to the hundreds Of foreign ports.
They are very popular among all classes
ofpeople, and are conceded to be just
the thing for this climate. No Bitters
have yet been introduced which have
become SO deservedly popular and
worthy of patronage to all who require
tonic and stimulant. They are pre-
pared with pure st. CroiX Rum, Cal
isaya anu Cascarilla Bark, and all the
world knows full well what beneficial
results accrue from these combina-
| tions. ...l t-. IA
| MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. q., .....,....-..l
1
ing recipe for killing town, which we
clip from an exchange, we offer to our
readers for their careful consideration
IF you wish 20 Kill off town, put
up no more buildings than you are
obliged to occupy yourselves. Ifyou
should accidentally have an empty
building, and some one should want to
rent 1T. ask about three times it's actual
value. Look at every new conner with
a seowl. Turn cold shoulder to every
business man or mechanic seeking a
home among you. Go abroad fol-.
wares rather than purchase of your own
manufacturers at the same price. Re-
fuse to advertise, so that persons at a
distance will not suppose any business
is being done in your city. A prompt
and close observance of these rules will
ruin any town in three years.
/ DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN CITIZEN -
We are panied to record the death, in
this issue of our paper, of Bentley S.
Runyan, Esq. of this city, Mr.. Runyan
: was one of our Oldest citizens, and was
at one time Mayor of the city. He was
found dead in the back yard of his resi-
dence on Tuesday morning. and it is
supposed that he fell down in fit, and
; died from exposure. He was well known
, throughout Richland county, and was
, for many years one of Mansfeld's most
successful merchants. He was kind
| 400 ortaI unn1 r,oiUhhnr 1iho,.a1 ~
, never injured any one but himself dur
ing his life. Peace to his ashes.-
Manifold Herald. ~ ts- -
THE SEQUEL ToiA MYSTERIOUS DIS
APPEARANGE.-AIanyo of our readers will
remember the case of the mysteriou:
; disappearance, on June 18th, 1865, o
; Mr.. WINS. Trimble, of Madison town
ship, this county. Mr.. Trimble left hi;
; home on the morning of that day, ant
although dilieent search was made fol
him throughout this section of thu
country, and his disappearance, pub
. lished all over the country, not the leas
:, given up for dead.a Hewas the owner
of a large farm in the vicinity of Mans
! field and the pessessor of considerabl,
means. Afterdue waiting. an admin
istrator to his effect was appointed, ane
I we believe by this time his estate ha
been pretty well distributed among hi
i heirs. ------s. s-... ..y..-
:. 1t now seems that he has turned III
: alive. somewhere in Illinois, where h,
Il is living with an nunclc.-Mansfeld Her
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