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Evening star., 1869-06-12
Tile ElrR TS.

oRrUAN's COURT. Jtlge PIrceH H-To-dav
the Will ci he late " Il. L. IL Ml-Tader " a. hied
iGily proven. and admitted 20 prooie. He
leaves his estate 20 his wife. absolutely. GeO.
ID. HI6os qualified . admInis:ratOT ~ Henry
Morton: b nd. SSOA. The thtrd account OF guar
passed.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

nTFORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN, ID. o.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND FAIR
Every evening this week, for the bepeft Of the
German Chapel and School.
Vocal and instrumental music by the best artists
in the District,
The Washington SaDgerbund will be present TO-
night, and 0ermania Band on Friday night.
lie 1885,
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NATIONAL THRArKR.-This IL the last nigh,
OF the minstrel troupe which has been delight.
ing the patrons of the National during the
week, and on Monday evening Miss Kate Ray
mond and her steed Bonnie Bess will make
their appearance In the play Of "Mazeppa."
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THE ONLY DfREfT LINZ So. <
TWEEN baNnt 80 Tyh AND 1Fuk
49, NEW lDhh ..szz-l3s
viii run two - amers direct n, - NpN York "a
MashinVton, landing freight AZ q STREET Wbs-f
LssnlLs y % fork cNcrY n edueslay at stfp~sav
~ IL ~ Leave q str-et u harf, Ma.HEnston
"NSLs monday and Thursday sts N
lowest rsta., .~ '' e'Nee -
&C. 2. HoUGHToN, Agent, G-s,reet Wharf
" ashington. HYDE TAYLOR Agrnfs 6l
alter street, GeoTsetovn;m N ELDRIDGES
ssenm Alenandris, vs., JAMES HAND, Ageat
liz " all street. New YORK fesly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

serf1ds, Trade ss, Marx Mt Z: u
~ ssefiins Silver. Electro S;s. sSsHAM aRssz
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
PROVIDENCE. r. /.
STERLING SILVER WARE,
and
NICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere.
apsls. II. p. ~ May /, 6, IL, Is, 20, Is, 70; June
3,6, II, IL, n, 2S-l8t
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for COKE will receive
4S prompt attention If lefl at the drug store of
G. WASHINGTON CR0PLEY, corner Bridge and
Consrets streets, Georgetown. my25-Im
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ACCIDEST.-Last evening, Lewis White,aged
about ten years. son Of Mr. George IL. B
White, of the National Metropolitan Bank,
while playing with some companions in front
of bis fathers residence, on 9th street, between
i and New York avenue, fell on his left arm,
twisted his elbow out OF joint, and broke the
bones Of the arm. Drs. Palmer and Thorn pson
administered chloroform ana set the limb, and
the patient is doing as we'll as could be ex.
pected.
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corract N arron aanr nSnaSaraan. n


BE IL enacted by the Board Of Aliermsn and
Boordef Com mon Council Of the Cityof Washtngton,
That the sum Of twenty-five dollars be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated out OF the
general fund TO enable the Mayor to refund to
David W. Heath the amount paid by him by
reason of an erroneous assessment In 1SG6 on
lot 5. In, in square No. iG5
SIC. And be ii enacted, That the excess of
taxes and charges for the years 1857 and 1858 on
the above mentioned subdi visions of lot 10 in
said square, over and above the sum OF fifty lone
dollars and seventy cents be, and the same is
hereby, remItted. [Approved, May 2i, 1869.
AN ACT authorizing the laying OF water main
in l street north, between Twenty fourth and
Twent fifth streets west.
Be 1t enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council of the City Qf Washingt0F.,
That the Water Board be, and they are hereby
authorized and requested to cause q water
main to be laid in / street north, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth streets west;
and TO defray the expense OF laying the water
main, a sufficient sum be, and Is hereby ap.
propriated, payable out of the water fund. The
said fund to be reimbursed by such assessment
upon the property bordering on the line of
said Waterman as is authorized by existing
law. GApproyed, May "a, l-69.
Evening star., 1869-06-12

CAUGHT ON A STRING.-On Thursday morn
ing. celored boy, aged about ten years, and
known as George Smackum, was noticed lott
ing about the bacon stand Of Mr.. X. Eichhorn,
in Center Market, eyeiRg jowl of bacon. and
one of MIR. E. IS neighbors seeing hum, suggested
that string should be tied to the jowl, which
was done. II was not many minutes before the
boy took up the jowl and started, but suddenly
having got out to the end OF the string felt II
pull, and stopping to see the cause, Sergeant
German spulled" him. He was locked up in
the Central Guardhouse for twenty -four hours,
and then on account of his tenuer age and the
want OF a house Of refuge for sucn persons, he
was dismissed by Justice Thompson, with
some good ad vice.
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STEAMBOAT LINES
EUB MOUNT VEh6OS.

EuB MOUNT yEhbUN.
The steamer "aRBow Captain rhom.. s,.es.
se5es7. 5 e;ifs'' s,dss tstti' s s' >, MOI 81 S
khFXasnsissa sas s6a4 I'D ITss rS.oTs FSSY Fss;2ss. ,t
aNSntN Mak>HAIL baLL. ma IONA .,s
rhIiE hui 81 Na--eturnias 90 the clty a
Fare 90 Mount vernon ana return. irciulirs. a..
u ssi9h pssS. ~ IN = n,on sud Groun4s' 81 81
T,cte:s for .sle si an the ErinciPsl Hotels. ana
o. I.nTssy t.s irsss,s hs,t
iilsTi's Hotel. 80 8 gm
NiEBCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK,
ns.esfter the Fine steamships c KNIGHT.
Si thr AkRchAnTs LINE. win .nate = III
YORK .Ik%. ~ triTs bewsen MN -. -.
SsfoRGkr9wN, as ieiiex. faars Nv SossRSdi ssRSd
sT5 s.TTES'. s'fI IN Vast river, every wEpNEsDtY
Tsw tssfy n sesS.t 5; .aa Tn fssSs Gs.RSE:
sIsh, dee and 1SiTsl'9 uhsrf 9IsESt HsE e Ss GaLr
town OF 81 the corner OF l-th streat .a Ssa 80
srls',, }. ". THONFSOS.
New EXFFEss LISE.
BET"EEN PHdLshELPulA ALTN.NpRI,
'a.I Gr"t,. y tAsiiI>vL"H 4, q, aED
Regular sailir. "a. f-.o -
asLhes, PhiiAlelPhis sATTED.Y- ~
ntTgm - Water street, Geors.t,up. wvnS,s
r, -, rso,i1ca at Aay ti-Da
% wa's5-, c. "a t.'- p ~, Il
N. ELDR,hGE : ~
,.. 80, WN C1Ihhis. So. ',.,''. ".
Evening star., 1869-06-12

NEW EMPRESS LINE

NEW YORK ASD WsSHTNaroE
~ ShIF COMPANY 0ihAA
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
FOR SALE BY MOST DEUGci..
EXER YWHERE- Pp I1..: Clx1, 8. ne.
ORDiN ANCE.

E it ordained by the Town Council q:
the incorporated village of Upper SAT-
dusky.
ST cTroN l. That it shall be unlaw full or
the Keeper of any saloon. or other place of
PuolIc resort, where intoXica. ing liquors,
including fermented and malt liquors are
sold at retail. to keep such saloon or other
place of public rescrt opei, or to transac,
business therein, after the hour of eleven
O'Clock ?. NJ. of each day.
SEC 1t shall be unlawful for apy
keeper of any saloon. or other place Of
public resort, where intoxicating liquors
are sold at retail, to open such saloon or
other place OF public T.. sort. or to keep the
same open on the Sabbath day for the
transaction of business therein.
SEC. ). That if the keeper of any saloon
or other place of public resort, where in
tox,cating liquors, including fermented and
malt 'lquor-, shall keep such saloon OF
or'ner place of public resort. open in vio-
lation of the first and second sections of this
ordinance. or shall allow, or permit, any
KIND OF rioti' 6, or revelling intoxication
or drunkenness. or boisterous or disorderIy
conduct in his or her house after eleven
O'Clock at night. or on the Sabbath. every
such person shall for every such offence for
Ieit and pay any sum not exceeding TWEEN
ty dollars.
GEO: NJ YEi.S. Mayor
J. W. GIBSON, Recorder.
Ma! Is, 1869 27w3
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
Written for the Republican
WIT AND WEALTH.

Mr.. ED There are two contend
ing elements in Society wit and
wealtll--and they never should
clash or be antagonistic to each
other, but should harmonize, and
bo.h should be estimated according
to the good or evil they may pro
duce, Tor they are ottl elements of
good or evil as they may be used
Man or woman may use their tal-
ent in such way as to she'd al.
around them a halo Of light and
glory; or they may use i to bring
tears of sorrow and deep distress
Thousands of instances of this XII d
might be given were there room in
this short communication,--so with
wealth, which we all love.
Yes, love wealth. lis an ap
pendage to a man or woman that is
very convenient; aud in the an Is
OF those who will handle it for the
good of cir fellows, is godsend
But if a young gentleman goHtsdy is
wealthy. or as we term it fieh So
cietv is almost always wiIifs@to to
concede fo them all of tlla other
good qualities end gracos making
the perfect man or woman. This l.
all wrong Men and women should
he judged according to their good
ness of heart. their sconscipntiou-
discharge Of all the duties they o'"c
society in their high position; no'
perhaps quite in the line Of consci
cntious scruples of AUNT Betsy
whose conscience would lead her f !.
cripr lie the legitimate business OF
life; but that which would lead
them to use their wealth and infu
ence for good. I am not finding
fault, nor have I any reference tn
any one in this community. but am
only trying to arrive at what should
be the base or standard of the judy
ment of society. I honor the
wealthy for their wealth. for it
shows they have been enterprising.
energetic business men, or they have
been lucky. or both; and so that
they have obtained their wealth by
their energy, it's a commendable
trait in their character, and should
give them a strong hold upon the
good opinion of society.
So with the wit of men and wo
men, it should only he judged ~
Tor good. as far as it is used fnr
good, and tending to the elevation
Of those within the radius of its
influence.
Viewing them both as Heavens
best gifts, when used rightly. can
only pray that all may be blest
with wealth and wisdom. JBR.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
SEWING 5 MACHINES.

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.'S NEW
FAMILY MACHINE.-No other family Sewing Ma
Chine has SO rapidly won favor in the household
.he very large sales of that popular machine, as
+hown by official returns, far exceed those OF any
,thar company, and this fact result has been
ing to its real meritshence its great and growing
popularity. 1t is simple III construction, easily
out of order, has capacity for great range am
efr-os work, sewing all kinds Of cloth and with
Ill of thread, and with the numerous attach
:,fu ,or hem,ning, cording, fucking, quilting,
''iiz's- :, binding, raiding, &C. and embroide rin;.
{ III Lgeuious. tasteful and difficult designs, is
s.e perfect of all family sewing machines.
Arv e who will take the trouble TO examine the
.;f oi the different machines claiming attention.
c,n soon discover whether We claim too much for
aus. Hwond avail US nothingto make the above
- Sc ,ions if We were not ready to prove them, ard
II we ask is trial Tor observation alone can Justly
convey clear impression of the many kinds OF woi
Of which our new family machine is capabe.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
Democratic Economy.

y
The Democratic press of the
country, says the Cleveland Leader,
find the chief text of their ,liatribes
in the "extravagance' of the gov
"rnment, and are full of loud pro-
tessions rs to their honesty and
economy if allowed to administer
the government. We admit that
under the administration of Andrew
johnson, a pervert from Republi-
canism and now leading Democrat,
the expenses of the government
were extravagant. That is already
proven by the reduction of expen-
ses already achieved under the Re-
publican administration of General
Grant. But the claim that the DEM
ocrats would inaugurate reform is
too absurd for serious notice. If
anybody wants to see a specimen of
Democratic retrenchment and econ
omy, let them look at the city gov
ernment of New York. which is and
always has leea Democratic. A
new illustration of that economy is
found in the tax lew submitted to
the legislature by the city govern
lnent this year, amounting to $780,
79S,996 rs, of which S6,339, 1928 O6
were for current expenses of the
local government. After careful
investigation the Citizens associa-
tion of New York demonstrated to
the legislative committee having the
levy in charge, that the latter item
was S2,OOO,OOO too high. They
had just succeeded in doing this,
when they ascertained that the tax
levy for New York county had just
been introduced in the legislature in
the form of a bill, and that it dou-
bled the estimates ofthe comptroller
OF New York, exorbitant as his es-
Inmates were. In the case Of this
bill they recommended a reduction
Of 81, ,O83, ,8O1, and to take from
local officers the power to increase
the public debt. The legislature
showed every disposition to COM
ply with the recommendations of
the citizens committee, when May
or Hall, of New York, followed by a
score or so of Democratic office
holders descended upon Albany, and
the result was that Sc, 100000 were
added to the tax levy beyond what
could BY any possibility be demon
strated TO be necessary, and the
whole was put through the legisla-
tnre by secret management. The
twenty Republicans who helped the
Democratic leaders perpetratc this
swindle upon the tax payers are,
glaad to see, being held up to just
public reprobation by the Republi-
can press of the state. ~
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17

Let us have no Sinking or dodg.
ing, says the Columbus Journal, on
the fifteenth Amendment. It is
the essence Of what We struggled
for during all these years. Until
this government shall be in fact
what it has alway been in theory
n government founded upon the
consent Of all the governed, ire
spective Of race, color, class, or
religion--our work Is not complete
the job is not workmanlike. Give
us this guaranty--that every citizen
shall have an equal conscnting voice
in the government--and we rest
We believe that Congress, without
the Amendment, has the right under
the Constitution to regulate the
lnatter; but it is we'll to be secure.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
Hoe1and's German Tonic

IS con.5i ration Of all the ingredients of fAs
Bitters, ,ci.h PURE Santa Crus Rum, ORANGE etc,
II IS ed for the same diseases the Bitters in
cases sohere some pure alcoholic stimulus is ~
quired. You suiH bear in mind that these rene.
dies are entirely different from any others
these being scientifc preparation. of medicinal
ext1acts ichiIe The others are mere decoctions of
run, in some form The TONIC is decidedly one
Of the most pleasant and agreeable remcdiei erer
offered 10 The public. It's taste is exquisite II is
pleasure to take 1t, ,ol,ile ITS lfegiring ezhiI-
arating, and medicinal qualities haze caused Il 70
be k1oDH as The greatest Of all tOaics.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
ty. The merchants of Tiffin are

ty. The merchants of Tifiin ar.
shrewd enough to. know this ane
hence they are working like beever.
to secure said rod. We woulc
suggest, to our monetary men ane
allsothers, the Importance of consid
ering the interest Of Upper Sandus
ky in this matter. The City Coun
cd of Toledo, at a recent meeting
passed the following resolutions:
Resolred, by the City Council OF
the City of Toledo, That it is hel eb (.
declared by the Council of said city,
that ii is essential to the interests oil
the City of Toledo, that line OF
Railroad, called the "Toledo and
WoodviHe Railroad,' should be
pro, i.led between the said city OF
Toledo and the town of Woodville,
in the county of Sandusky and State
of Ohio.
Also, .i, a.
Resolved, by the c ty Council of
the City Of Toledo, That the qnes-
ton of providing the line of Rail-
road specified in the foregoing res
shall be submitted to a vote
of the qualified electors of the City
OF Toledo, at special election to
be held in said city on the 9th day
of July, A d. 1869, which election
for said purpose is hereby ordered
by said City Council to be held on
said day.
Also.
Resolred. by the City Council Of
the City of Toledo, That said el"c-
ton shall be held in the CITY of To
ledo on said sixth dav Of July.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
The Republican Convention.

Tnc tSepuDllcan convention.
The Republican Convention, on
Saturday was not largely attended
in consequence of the busy season.
Capt. j. F. Reiser was called to the
chair, and Capt. A. Kali elected
Secretary. The following gentle
men were appointed to represent
Wyandot county at the State Con
vention ON the 23d inst, and we
hope they will all attend.
= DELEGATES.
John Russell, Upper Sandusky.
J. L. Cook, Nevada. .
F. Il. Bumgartner, Carey.
? DIR. G. w. Sampson, McCutchen-
vile.
ALTzRNATES.
I. f. Grisell, Upper Sandusky.
A. Beery,
Z. Cuneo, :" {"
DR.. S. H. White, Marseilles
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. =

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE =
The stalwart form of the local oi
the Eagle was observed on Friday
last, clad in bran new suit of IA
diant rainent, and surmounted by Q
plug" of gorgeous gloss and fin
ish, making a rapid rush for the de-
pot-sinec which no traces of him
have been discerEed hereaborts
Some of our clothing men are wear
ing gloomy looks. ..Fut that and
that together. r."-Laacaster Gazette
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17

To PARENTS OR FRIENDS j. NJ.
Richard, of Carbondale, ILL.,. sends
the blowing to the Missouri Dem
'ocrat
F. B. Richard. belonging to the
Twenty fifth Ohio Battery. was rut
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
1t is quite certain that Richland
County will have a new Court House
SENECA COUNTY


! SENECA COUNTY
TH1Ev1NG Last Thursday night
a box of fruit jars was stolen from
in front # Marquarlt's drug store.
They had been left out of doors on
account Of lack of room at the time
! of arrival to show them away.
A Mrs Bever was seriously in
jured at the Tiffin Wooden Mills, or
Friday afternoon, last. She was
working at a loom, and engaged in
fixing some of the threads. which
had become disarranged, when the
shuttle flew out. struck her head,
rendering her insensible Tribune.
AUGLAIzE COUNTY.
On last Thursday night BURGERS
effected an entrance into the office
Of p. V i;erzing, at St. Marys, and
succeeded in breaking open his safe
from which they succeeded in get
ting about 500 in greenbacks. two
gold watches and some silver change.
On Friday morning our Sheriff Wis,
tied st. Marys, and learning that
three suspicious looking men had
been seen passing down the toe
path early that morning, he followed
after them, tracking them to near
Berlin Milton Kemper, of that
place, Immediately set to work to
capture the scoundrels From the
description given he knew about
where they could be found. About
! L O'clock Friday night. Kemper
and Constable went down the toe
path of the cl,anal intending to
watch for the fellows. and had gone
bnt short distance until they saw
two Of the men coming directly
towards them. Komper permitted
them to approach within about
twenty PAGES from where he was
standing. when he commanded them
to halt They both instantly fired
on Kenper and the Constable. one
ball striking Kemper just above the
hip, and infictino a mortal wound.
and the other hall passing through
the hat of the Constable.
KemDer fell on heing shot, hut
raised and fred on the two men. and
it is believed wounded one or the
scoundrels The hurglers then ran
away. Kemper was taken to Berlin
where he resided. and medical aid
summoned, and all that could he
done was done to alleviate his stiff
erings. but to no purpose, as lie
died Saturday morning. g.-Democrat.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
SAD CAsI ALTY--We learn that
on Monday last Mr.. David Cruick,
shank Of Liberty township, received
severe kick from a vicious horse.
striking him in the stomach. and
that on the following day he died
from his injuries. ..a
BURGLARS AT WoRK.--On Tues
day night lust the cellar of one of
our citizens residing on Franklin
street. was entered hy burglars and
thoroughly ransacked. They car
ried away large amount of lard,
bread. canned fruit, DC.
The room Of Mr.. j. A. Alexan-
der, of this office, was entered on
Wednesday night, and in his alb
sence the thieves stole several ar
ticles of clothing amo uniting in value
tn aI,nn $40 M Go-oSfo
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17

THE County Commissioners helil
their summer session last week In
the matter of appraisement of Real
property in 1870, the Commissioners
ordered that each Township in the
county, constitute separate Dis
trict, as follows:
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
TIE FOLDING CASES.

Which open with spacious tables to sustain the
work and which fold into tables boxes protect
the machines, when not in use, from dust and med
ilesome fingers, made from, choice woods, EN-
bellished by pleasing designs, thus making our
family machine not only ornamental piece OF
furniture, but in of the more elaborately fin.
i>;.ed machines work of real art.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17

A Missouri paper concludes an
editorial dun with the following
fearful threat to non paying sub
scribers: I'VE mean what we say.
and we assure vou, friends, tha. if
you have any desire to see our paper
live you must paw what you owe or
Re forever d-diabolically smoth
cred in hrjmstOnec
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17

THIS Intanas,ie Remad, docs not lik
the poisonous irritating snuffs and strong
CT u=tic solutions with which the people
have long been humbuged, simply palliate
for short time, or drive the disease to the
lungs az there is danger of doing in the
use of such noetrums, but it produces per
feet aud perm anent cures of the " worst
cases of chronic catarrh, as thousands can
testify. "Cold In the Head" is cured " itl
few applications. Catarrhal Headache is
relieved and cured as if by magic Itr,
moves offensive Breath, Loss or Impair
ment of the sense Of aste. smell or hearing
Watering or Wax E., es. AMI Impair.
Memory. when cause, by tn, v;c'enc {.
Catarrh as thy all fr,que ly ar
offer IN good faith a stand,n
of $500 for q case OF tatarrh that c; 4,
cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DEUCcI.:
EVERYWHERE PRICE Only 81: rs
Ask scur ,.ruegi.t for the Remedy /; j.,
if he has not YET got it on sale. dent ::
put off by accepting any miserable wrr:
than worthless substitute. but enclose SIX,
cents to me, and the Remedy will be s.l:
you post paid. Four packages 50, oro,:
dozen for S.. Send a two cent stam,
DR.. Sa ,e's pamphlet on Catarrh. Asidr' $
the Proprietor, r. V. PIER CE. NJ s.
% 3m BUFFALO n Y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
Toledo Upper Sandusky and Co
lulnbuS Railroad. 10

The people along the line of the
proposed Railroad from Toledo to
Columbus. via Upper Sandusky,
slulnber those along the proposed
line from Toledo to Crestline via
Tiffin are active, and we should not
be surprised if they would succeed.
Toledo has a good supply Of lines
to the East and what it most needs,
it seems to us. is line direct to the
Capitol Of the Stesc and II n"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS
GOOD N JEWS
FOR THE LADIES!

MISS E. w. PALMER
Having taken the rooms formerly occupied
by Mss Thompson. respectfully solicit
the attent ion of the ladies Of Upper ~,r
,.usky and vicinity to her large sloc>
en- re Y new
Millinery and s'a,'cy Coed
Consisting in part of Straw and al
Bonnrts and Hats. trimmed am untrn.'
Frames, Ribbons. FiuN rs, Laces. V
Dress trimmings. all styles AMI qnali:i
Bleaching nni R"p:;.is,,
Done in the bes. manner ar.i Ii
notice. Also
Dress and Ciassi: Ho' i,as.
Stitching, Patt r..s cut. ani all Wort; =
line don. ns,a " m! romT,*l,
Kelnem:'rr til. i.i"c -:hi:e 5!c,c:
Of Col'i H.-uss .Eru.r,. Mr-, Bar~'-
2Om.;
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17

|thOSe regions Viii rap.sii., .,-.i.A---.s'
|Our business E1en should he.ir in
mind, before it is too late, thai IL
the proposed Railroad goes to Tifiin,
instead of Upper Sandusky, the ten
lency will be to attract a vast
amount of trade to that town from
the northern part Of Wyandot coun.