Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17

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JUNE.--More lovely than paint
! ing is the face Of nature this month
Swecter than n dream of paradise
the perfume-laden air. More jov-
ous than angelic music the gush OF
melody that comes up from the
depths of the forest A few weeks
ago the uncertain sunbeams poured
| through the bare treetops, or were
reflected from the few struggling
! leaves that had withstood the storms
of winter. Now the green foliage
/ forms close canopy and protects
the earth with its grateful shade.
The mysterious alchemy of nature
has brought the orchard blooms
out of the close woven wood. filing
the whole air with their wealth OF
sweetness The early flowers have
come forth and the whole earth has
put on the vestment Of creations 5
down. We rejoice. There is new
life in every breeze. 1t carries
health and hope to many sufferer
in the sick room. and fills the world
with buovancv and vigor.
The spirit of the gentle south wind calls
From his blue throne of air.
And where his whispering voice in mueic
falls.
Beauty is budding there
Port Clinton Unioa.
News Items From Neighboring
Counties.
ALLEN COUNTY.
On Sunday morning last some ner-
son or persons broke into the shoe
shop Of JOHN Bacome, on tee public
square. and distracted several pairs
ofshoes and boots, amounting to
S25 or $50. No clue has vet been
found Of the missine property.
The meancst and most dastardly
attempt at thieving was attempted
on Friday night last, when some one
tried their hands at getting into the
corner stone of the German Reform,
ed Church in this place, in which is
deposited aboit ty, Il lpliars in coin
a"d scrip, but the attempt was not
successful Dem crat ..-
HARDIN COUNTY
Hrightfisl Death from Coal Oil.
Nv hen. oh. wh,'n." we are invol
intal'il, led to excIai,n, "wiIl people
cease to ,ise coal oil for kindliDo
purposes (" as we listened to the
rsl.iGnn Of another Of those appalii g
'ieat' from this dangerous article.
\ wih ~ lady living in Lynn town
ship. J. f. home on Thursday last to
attend market, leaving two children
'ged respectively fourteen anil three
at home About twelve O'Clock.
the oldest proc ,einl tn huili firo
he kitchen st"vc, and IN aid OF
which she t ok up the coal oil car
m rrocne loh II assist its 'hurn;n-
h a portion fr,'n the can An ex-
plnSiot, of course followed, setting
fire to her clothes and instan tly eI
veloqing her in sheet of fame
No one Icing pie2ant t, assist her,
II e nof " 'ia'e GIL was litcr.,llY
nrrnnl 70 q "ris'n. - soon rs help
arrived nei!ical g.; ,gas sent FOR.
hut ten 2orrrs relief was all that
hnma1 aid c:flf'i offer Sic was
cnncioiis when Dt@ Phillips Who
was called arrivea. r';t her bod
was call :}n / II s,-ii.;rcul }tinn almost
antir l. snsrendaa: no pain was
Int her. re- i.iratinn WIS
short and crntr:l.te,l She :eral
Int about six hours after tn nccieia.
when death released !ier from lie"
terrible situation. Sha was \ .vr,In"
girl. of rrep"sesSirg ai.:,earance-
tall and finely formed. and with
bright hopes f,r the future, cut
down in the bud of woman hood.
fresh and huovant with life and
health. b, this fell destroyer Of
housands.--Repu5lican
R1cHLAND COUNTY.
We learn that at a meeting of
railroad men representing the three
railroads running through our city,
held at Philadelphia recently. it was
d. cided to build grand Union De
Dpt at Mansfield to ,st $4,000
Hon John Sherman as one Of the
Directors If the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railway, was
mainly instrumental in bringing
about this desirable result. The
new depot will he built on or near
the ground now occupied by the
Atlantic q Great Weastern depot,
and the Sandusky, Mansfield & New
ark Railroad will arrange their track
to run into the builling
A GooD One "A vpung blood,
residing not far fro II ',are, was the
victim of.ratIier a r;ut, Ike one
Sunday night reccntig. He was
irving to be particularly sweet to
a Young lady, and had paid her a
number Of visits at tie residence Of
her parents The old folks had
somehow got an idea into their
heads that the children we're most
too young to keep company" and
conveyc,, tic desired hint by calling