Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-25
NEVADA ITEMS.

ness changes have recently taken place
in the enterprising and prosperous vii
lage of Nevada. Mr.. T. Nichols, the
Druggist, occupies the South corner
room of the new brick block He has
a complete stock, and IS doing a good
business. The post office is in the same
room.
DR.. c. p. Jones, who, by his skill and
strict attention to business, has estab-
lished for himself an excellent practice,
and is rising continually i'll the esteem
of the people of Nevada and vicinity,
has Just opened new drug store in
Ballet & Maskey's block, green front.
This room is finished in tasteful and
beautiful manner, ana his stock Of
goods is entirely new. The Doctor has
a partner, and the business will be con-
Quoted under the firm name of Jones
& Co. We wish the new firm unbound
ed success.
Mr.. A. C. Mclean has embarked in
the Boot and Shoe business. and estab-
lished himself in Lance's building
His stock of goods comprises every va
riety of the latest styles. and those
wanting anything in the Boot and Shoe
line should give HIM call. We wish
Mr.. Mclean success, because we believe
him to be very worthy young man.
Messrs. Edward Hall and j. L. Cook
have purchased the entire stock of the
Elliot Brothers, and are doing hand
some business in the old stand, Leith's
building. In connection with their
Dry Goods and Grocery business. they
will carry ON Merchant Tailoring. They
| have large stock of ready made goods,
and keep in their employ an expert
enced cutter. Mr.. Hall is veteran in
the business, and q first rate salesman,
and Mr.. Cook is one of the very best
men in Wyandot county. We predict
for them a large trade, and good bar
gains for their customers.
Our clever friend, Mr.. Stanclift, occu-
pies one-half of Lance's building, and
is doing brisk business in the Grocery
and Provision line.
We noticed some work of'the artist
Mr.. J. S. McIntire, which we think re-
fleets great credit upon his skill. Those
wishing good pictures should give him
a call. No matter how ugly you may
be, the picture will be pretty.
The people of Nevada are proud oi
their Grist Mills, and well they may be
We doubt whether those mills can be
surpassed in the completeness of theil
construction or the consummate ability
and skill: with which they are conduct
ed. Mr.. Shay, the miller, is as atten-
tive to business as A. I. Stewart, anc
the proprietors, Messrs. Daley & Ben
edict, both of whom have hearts il
them as big as their mills. are the right
men in the right place. Whenever you
see flour with the brand Nevada Mills,
you may be sure that it is number one
article.
We understand that the Building AS,
sociation have decided to put up ware
lhouse on the lot East of the Nevada
Mills, on the South side of the Railroad
The store-room now occupied by Mr.
H. H. Welsh is 70 be greatly enlarged
during the coming summer. This viii
make a handsome improvement on tina
side of the street.
+ Messrs. L. A. Pease & Co. are driving
the lumber business with great vigor
and their orders are increasing in mum
bers.
Numerous new buildings ale expect
ed to go up this spring.
The express train Which arrives here
at noon now makes regular stops al
Nevada, which is q great convenience
to the people of that locality. Nevads
contributes its full share of business tC
the p, T. w. & c. r. r.
There are many other Nevada item:
worthy of mention, which we trust viii
be furnished by our CORES spondents.
WE understand that a certain teacher
} took unnecessary offence at commu
nieation on ''Schools." which appeared
in our paper two weeks ago. No name;
or particular schools were mentioned
in the communication, and all sensibl,
people know that an editor does not al
ways endorse the sentiments contained
in a communication, nor is he respon
sible tor the same. yet we are Uniformed
said communication was made tn
theme of lengthy speech to the school
in which the editor of this paper wa
bitterly denounced, without any in
tended provocation whatever on on
part, as we always treated said teache
with courtesy, and esteemed him high
ly. Well, we amt mad at all, becaus
the shoe didn't fit us, but cannot he'll
: feeling somewhat sighted at not re
r ceiying an invitation to be present t
< take notes.
+ 1t is understood that our columns ar
t always open for replies to communica
r tions or anything else.
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