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NJ. f. CHURCH. Preaching
US 10 MOEROW al III O'Clock. OCl0-tf
Run down.

y DoN
Persons often allow their systems t. "run down"
or rather them dorm by work. accompanied
by neglect Of the proper ans of IMMIGRATION.
The result is what is called "GENER AL DEBILITY"
in other words failure and partial collapse of the
physical forces, accompanied, usually, by great de-
preston of spirits.
The best remedy In such cases is Hos.etter'.
Stomach Bitters. Whether the state OF exhaustion
has been brought on by excessive ply steal labor,
dissipation, anxiety Of mind, exposure, aRy other
cause, the remedial effect Of this great stomachic
will be found equally prompt and certain. As a
restorative after sickness has Frustrated the
bodily and mental energies, 1t is pronounced. by
competent medical authority, "IHE BEST TONIC IN
Usg.n
IL men were not foolishy careless about their
health, and over Confident IN themselves, they
would always, when engaged in any work that
required great exer;ion, corresponding means Of
sustaining their strength. For this pur pose Ho
tiers Bitters are invaluable All tOilers should use
them as an inviGorant. For those constantly EN-
poyed in in door occupations especially in crowded
workshops, they may be reckoned as the very best
safeguard of health. Where there is pred
TO constipation, tendency TO biliossness, they
may be truly said TO be specific for which there is
no substitute. &C D-eo3tSW
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TCLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,


NAIIAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.
FOR the HAIR,
Easily Applisd az FGfsr, for RsstOrIrg no ON
Eafr ais OTtztH0i Color and Youthful A pps1,1nc.
20 EJdd'olte ant Prsrent DanfrEf, 10 PromJts rae
Grotrf7 o. fas HGU, and Stop as FaLita.
poisonous ub-tsnce, and will therefore take the
place Of all the dry and un pleasant preparations
no" Ia use Numerous testimonials have already
beeh banded Us from many OF our most p ointment
everything In which the articles now in uss are
objectionable the Cry stall Discovery Il perfect
Clear and clean water Ii does not coil the othes
or sea Is agreeably pertnmed, and makes one Of
the color Of the Hair psrfsd aaf untfoTU1Is
than any other preparation, and always does a. in
from three TO ten lays Virtually fe ding the roots
Of the air with all the nourishing ouaties neces
sary TO it's growth and healthy Condition. II Restores
the decayeo, and Induces q new growth of the ri air
more positively than any hing elre. The appicsiien
OF this wohds rul Discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect the alp, and gives the air
glossy and elegsnt appearance.
IL call especial attention TO the fact, thst In
every case here IL does not give entire satisfaction
boutle may be used Such entire confidence b. ave we
in this splendid article that we will gratIitously
give trial bottle to any one desiring to try II.
USUAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
WASHINGTON, An yust Is 1870.
Mr.: ARTHrR NArIASs-DedY SIR: Some time
since bought bottle Of Cry stall Discovery on your
glad TO say IL has accomplished more than you
Claimed. Ii Is as clear and easy OF application as
resembling none OF the dirty preparations In
use. My hair which was quite gray, has assumed
Its natural color after few applications, aud !
eheerfuily recommend its use to all needing any
thing Of the kind, also the cheapest article ever
aug JAMES HALL, 9th and streets.
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~ MIN EHAL WATERS,
FRENCH GLASS SIPHONS,
SOLD AT
MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
s31 l5TH STREET. OPPOSITE Treasury,

POLAR SODA, KISSINGEN, VICHY, SELF
ZER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGHT ALL THE
YEAR. ssstr
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uS TITTING SHIRT 50 TO odeon Hall, corner
"a street and Pennsylyania avenue. II
90 sTATEP MKETING OF g0LUNa:.
= red THIS EVENING, at ~ O'Clock. in the CITY
Hall lltl G. Y. LANGTRsE, secretary.
0TsINTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ser
US vices To mUREOw, atll a m and y, D.
n, ~, by Rev F.P. GLOVER, Of Mt. Airy, Nj ssatts
ne. 1t
rREy FREDERIC HIN0KLEY will preach
p sEt a., " LIE in Death and Religion a.
TAssEMBLY' oHURCH. CORNER 5Tn AND
w p5esSh TQMoRRoW '' M6R Isl 6. tSS
ming. sests provided for sll. 1t
1Ek0TICE.-A NETTING of the PROPER.
~ Tf-H0LpERs NLOUIsIANA AVENUE,
Law ui.ding, M0NDAY MORNING, at 10 o ciosk,
IN T' gard to paving said avenue. L.
NJ NOTICE.-Psrsons desiring 10 ATTEND
W. TIE FUNERAL of GEN ROBr. LEE,
n EsGTmSnS, vii Please es meet At tn office q
LvhMING, at ~ O'Clock, or send in their names for
%NEw YORK BEPUBLTCAN ASSOCIk
6nwi be held This sanrdsg q Ev S; fh,9ei a.
go O'Clock. Frederick Douglass Esq will be
}. II. PATRIrK. Sc reta i- LAR f''''a'n #
rDR. b. G. -pYREEFORTH.
fsNGUAGE in TIE Paic Schools 30 t Of wesiaslsn
R Isl sph s'h Re tRi hs will
MONDAY: octobsr Il, is70, at the Miller s En- Sh
building; between oh and 7th streets ana rSfers
by permission, to the following nam I'd la,lies and
gentlemen, who have ben his pnpIls or speak tn
hen, b. French, % CT Mcclellan, Esq, T.
Pr si%sn Ssxsoms, Dr. + Z Z, F, sehnist, stA
Chas' G Ever, Ks1.. N Fr qlncs'
sumner / ki%baii; E=s Ms il. p Ersnoh.
Chief Clerk Ms. 81 r.un Mr. fxe4 o. P Burnside
The Doctors method, acquired in experience
OF ten years is easy novel an interesting, and his
For scholarship apply q his Roems, 60. street.
ter to him at the Second Auditors Ofice
Iels eIm, Per month payable in advance Three
NJ. o. o. r. CHOIR.-There will be a meet
uS ing Of the Choir mixed yoicesJ on SATUR-
% oeia s'n instant osO slR6S Secretary
TTHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
SiaTIoN will take paes iTuRDhY EvfS As
l'sb instant, at y, oeI%ck ~ Lincoln Hal.
tin, by u. RICHARDS. JOS II BRADLEY, Jr.,
NM BALLANTYNE, IL. BEARD, and o. q.
The meeting is free to all ocl4-tf
TNOTICE.-AnU NREpEEMEp PLEDGES
~ OF haic Tor sale at {. GOLDSTEIN CO.'S
Pennsylvania avenue oc Is I'm
TNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
A Washington Gas Light Company will run
material and labor in com plsnce with recent order
OF The re, for the Of .sid street
u5 THE COMMITTEE On TEACHERS will
net at NE NE female Grammar School Room Of the
DAY. October p, $50. st 9 o'clock a M to xamins
aTpicsiions foI teache in the Puohc Schools.
Gates are requested present themselves for EXAM
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10
40 ARD.
ERIE RAILWAY.
LuXurieS of Modern Travel.

The question which to-day forcibly
presents itself to the prospective trav-
eler is not "By what can | earliesd
reach my destination 2, (for running
parallel with each other. the compe-
ting lines make the same average time
between their Western and Eastern
termini). but by which route can
travel with the greatest degree OF
comfort and of freedom from those am
noyances hitherto considered insepa-
rable from Journey of thousand
miles o. more %
The inquiry is easily answered. Sea
ted in one of the spacious and luXuri-
ously finished Drawing room coaches
peculiar to the broad gauge Erie Rail
way. running without change from
Cincinnati. Cleveland. Dunkirk. Buff
falO and Rochester to New York. the
traveller finds lacking none of the
comforts and coflvhniefices of his own
home. Roomy seats. neat Washing
and Dressing rooms, parlOrs well ven
tilated and cool in summer. warmed by
steam in winter. ami illumined by gas
when night comes. attentive servants
and view of the grandeSt of American
scenery. all combine to transform the
formerly slow and tedious journey am
an entranciifg panorama. the termina-
ton of which comes only too QuicklA
to the beholder. At the Company
hotels along tie line, the travell J
alights to refresh the inner man-eat-
ing breakfast in Ohio. dinner in Penn
Sylvania. supper in New York. ye'
faring Sumptuously and with the SAINT
regularity as if at his own hotel or res
i2ence at home.
Sleeping coaches. well lit and venti
lated. and with clean. roomy beds. an'
all the. e.convenienc,.s of the boudoir ar
attached to each of the three daily EX
press trains. guaranteeing the traveller
delighted with the novelties of the day
light. nights rest as untrOubled as i
| in his own bed at home.
Prompt arrivals are made at all con
Meeting points. and passengers on arri
wing in New York are deliv cred eithe
down town in the business center ofth
city. or up town in tie immediate vi
cinity of the leading hotels and tn
| New York and New Haven Railroad
Tickets via this popular route can h
purchased at all Principal Ticket OFF
ces throuA hout the country.
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CLEVELAND M\RKEr.
TUESDAY, June

FLOUR-White XNN. 81 25a7 so;
Amber x Y. 6.50to6.75. No. Red Xxx
6.OOIoG.25. No. Red x. 3.25to 5 so.
Country brands White XX. 6.75a7 .25.
Red NX. 5.25to5.75. Amber XIX, 6 00a
6 25 Spring XXX. a 75to:5 %.
RYE FI.OUR-Marke ct steady and un-
changed. held at s5 0o@5 so per barrel.
WHEAT-No. Red, 2s; no. 2. no
inquiry. s 4se
CORN-No. l mixed. o.; no. 2, Ole.
OATS-SaleS at 5Stu59c.
BARLEY-Dull and Nominal
FORK-No. !. Mess, $3.50: No. 2. do
1880; Long Clear 3l.50; Short Clear
80 50.
LARD-Rehdered in tierces at 17r,
do in kegs l711sc. Country rendered. at
l6c.
BFEiE- Extra Mess held at eco.
BUTTER Choice lots of roll or tubs.
in small packages. are steady and in
good request at 20tu22c
! CHEEsE-Firm and demand good ;
factory held at l3tol311a; dairy held at
l2tol3c.
! EGGS-Firmer and in fair demand
held at 19tO20c for fresh lots.
| HAf--Demaud light at HOO to l6.ot
| PoTAToEs-Market firm and demant
good held at 45c on track and 50c from
store for Peach Blows.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10
RAILROAD MEETING.

Pursuant to previous notice. meet
ing of numerous citizens of Upper San-
dusky, Ohio, was held in the Town
cilChambers. rs.onSaturday evening,
June 4th, 1870, for the purpose oftaking
into consideration the proposed con-
struction of a new railroad from Stur-
gis. Michigan, to Upper Sandusky.
On motion, Hon. G. Berry, Jr., was
called to the chair, and E. Zimmerman
appointed Secretary.
The chairman briefly stated the object
for which the meeting was called. He
also read IA letter from some d iStingtii-h
ed railroad men OF Sturgi ;, Micni. .ar ;
stating flat Il committee from hat p;te {
would visit ourcitiZc Ms ut an early day
and confer iih hem in regard to tie
construction OF proposed new road.
On motion. ii committee OF lliree con-
sistiny of r. r Mckee, DIR. JAS. MrCon-
nell and JOINT. Ayers. Esq. appo int
ed by the chair to select committee OF
ten to receive the committee from Stur-
gis. Mich, ON their visit here. The com
mittee retired.and after IA short absence
returned and asked until Monday even
ing to make their report.
! After some further rcparks by sever
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Council met on last Saturday even
ing at the Mayors office. All the
member present but Messrs. Gaa &
Steif.
Two remonstrances were presented
against grading and macadamizing
Sandusky Avenue, which was read,
and after some debate laid on the ta-
BILE.
l.. A. Drummer & DR.. Henderson
were appointed committee to exam
inc whether it was practicable to make
road bed on north side Hicks street,
between 4th and 9TH streets.
An ordinance was introduced by l..
A. Brunner. in regard to the protection
of the Walker street sewer-inlets to
same-and water in Public cisterns.
The ordinance was read-rules suspen-
ded, and finally passed.
An ordinance was introduced by P.
B. Beidler, for the construction of a
local sewer on Sandusky Avenue, be-
tween Walker street and Wyandot Av.
enue. Read the fourth time and upon
motion put on file. rs
An order was drawn on the road
fund for Two Hundred Dollars in favor
of Geo. Adair, Supervisor of Streets.
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EuraI and misfellaneuus.


uAiL DinkCiUkl OF UPPER SANDUSKi, OHIO
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS h
RAILROAD.
GONG WEsT-The mail closes at ~
GoiNd EAsr.-TEs mail closes ats 10
WI - pY HACKS : BAYS OF DEPARTURES.
For TIFFIN-On Monday. Wednes-
day. and Friday ats olock. A. Nj.
p Eop NARsEIILEs-On Tuesday Thurs
dav' and Saturday at o'clock P. Nj.
FoR MELMoRE.-I.eaves Upper San
dusky on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Sat
urdays at Z. Nj.
posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The Upper Sandusky Post Office Is a
Money Order Oiiice. This is perfect
" safe, and cheap way OF sendin. small
xums of money. There is no possibility
of loss i'm sending money this way
Orders issued for any money order
Office i'm the United States.
The following are the rates OF com
mission charged tor money orders:
On Orders not exceeding $W ~ ee".s' ts
over $40 and nctexceedins s3o 90 % YEN nnnts -
. - 4. o $50 20 cents.
POST OFFICE TIME.
UouRs OF BUsINEss-From 6.So. A.
NJ, until +. NJ g-5
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Married.


MA ARSH HALL-GARW WOOD-A
he residence of Mr.. Jacob Juvenal
Upper Sanduskv. June Sth, by Rev
ID S. Caldwell. Mr. Joseph Marshal,
and Miss Mary Ann Garwood,all o
this county.
KRIESEL--FLCTD AT the resi-
dence OF Mr.. George Sting, Upper
Sauduskf, b;' Rev Joel W Gibson,
Mr.. AuguttenKresel and Miss Eliz-
abeth Floid, all Of this coanty.
HESSLER--MILLER AT the
Methodist Parsonage, Upper San
dusky, June 7th 1870, bv Rev John
Bates, Mr.. Alfonzo D. Hessler a1d
Miss Rosie Miller
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A r; djcaI Revolution

Has been accomplished in hair dyes
The horrible compounds containing
FAD, SALT and SULPHER are dis
arded. The leading chemists implOrt
he public not to use them. and Pro
essor Chiffon. whose reputation is sec
ond to that of no analytical chemist in
america. has recommended
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
Is perfectly innocuous article. whicl
nay be used without fear. Remember
t is the only one that has been annal-
tZed and found wholesome. Its effects
are instantaneous, and the colors it i'm
parts natural.
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERV-
ATlVE. as a Dressing. acts like /:
CHARM on the Hair after Dyeing. Try
Il.
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CASH for 100000 bushels of Whea
storage free for SIX MONTHS at
30-tf HUNT & McCRACKEN.

The Chicago Tribune asks and gets
twenty thousand five hundred and
7ixty-two dollars a column per year for
advertising The business men of that
city do not hesitate to pay that price.
for the reason that every dollar thus
judiciously invested will bring All in
come of at least five dollars. Those who
advertise most are most successful in
business.
Some of our business men might
learn lesson from the above. Money
can not be better Invested than in judi
eious advertising I'll local papers. This
is an unquestionable fact to which mil
lions of the most prosperous and hon
orable business men bear cheerful tes-
timony.
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Iueal gurre puaaeuts.
FROM SYC AMORE.

eJuSE 7th, 1870.
MR. EDITOR Since Our last corrt :
pondence, time has brought forth som
very accidental results.
On last Wednesday, the 1st of Jun .
Mr.. Saffell. Merchant of this place. WA
very seriously injured hy the f,llin-
of IA piece "f timber FROM OF a bni ding
The particulars are as follows: At "a
raising. on ii ia m of Mrs John Luptoi ,
one mile and !. half from this place. nj
which Mr.. Saffell was helping, in tie
action cf raising y cross beam. to enter
into Il mortice. the beam slipped from
the hands of those who were placing it
and fell about ten feet, and rs Mr.. SAT-
fell was under it struck him on the
head. knocking him down, bruising Ills
shoulder badly. DR.. Sampson was inn
mediately sent for. who came and eX-
amined him. found no bones broken.
but pretty sorely bruised. He bled
him and dressed his wound and now
he is doing very well and it is hoped
he may soon recover.
At the same raising, a son, of Mr..
john Lupton got his foot bruised so
badly as to require him to use crutches
The facts of the James Dyer accident
we see published ana will not say far
ther, than he was IL resident of this
place and is well liked by all who
know him. His amputated limb wa
brought here and buried. and at his re
quests is taken up and replaced which
he says removes TIE PAIN partly from
him.
Nature still looks beautifal. The
wheat is out i'm head, which gives u
an evidence that harvest is approach.
ing us and viii not be long until W.
will hear the Gathering of machinery
sweeping the grain before it. Whea
in this vicinity looks very good.
The corn is looking very finely, far
mers are at work cultivating it in al
parts of the county which gives it al
appearance that is pleasing to the eye
We also See the farmer taking th'
coats from off the backs of sheep ant
expect the wool trade will be the mail
part of business for while, as tn,
present shearing looks favorable.
School is yet progressing with "a gen
eral attendance. The scholars are do
ing well and attend regularly.
On Sabbath we were visited by th
Bellevernon and Mexico SaDDatl
Schools, to engage in series of Gen
eral instruction or Sabbath SchoU
Convention. The exercises wer
opened with shining and prayer, afte
which the different schools engaged il
Il general investigation of Il passage O
Scripture, that was selected 10y the Su
perintendent of our School, which wa
followed by several pieces of musi
which was sung very w.n by the diff
erent schools. -
The children were then addressed b.
several speakers on the subject of Sab
bath Schools, and their important ben
efits, which We're listened to very at
tentively. and with great interest.
| The schools were then closed witt
a. appropriate singing and with grea
re -pect and feeling toward such gat.
erings.
Tie general health of this vicinity i
admira bic at present.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10
FROM NEVADA.

NEVADA, O., June Sth, 1870.
DEAR EDITOR The painful duty of record
ing another sad and fatal accident devolves
upon this week. Little Charley lesser.
son of Jack and Miranda Hesser, and grand
son CT VIM. WEIGH, ieil into the well and was
drowned. The circumstances as We received
them, are as follows: After supper Charlie y
wanted to go down town ith lis grandfather
ind Mrs Welch told him mot till she put a
clean apron on him." after which he said
now can go down with you, can't /, grand
pa?' which were the last words they were
ever to hear tie little fellow utter. He got
down from the table and went out and Mr.. "
soon started down town to the Livery stable
Mrs. Welch supposrg he had gone with his
gran pa, did not miss him. When Mr.. " ecl
came home, between 6 and z. NJ, and in
qrired for Charley, no Charley was to bt
found Then commented a search. After
looking for him some time in vain, Mrs. W
| almost thoughtlessly looked into the well ant
there lay Charleys hat and there they fount
| Charley corpse. He was bruised about the
| forehead and one ear, his back and one side
were considerably bruised. 1t is thought fall
ing on the pump stock in the we'll must have
| killed or stunned him ere he reached the
/
off they drew water with pole, and it is sup
| osed. as the boards were left apart from
drawing water for supper. that he got dowr
| from the table and went right to the well ant
| fell in, as Mr.. Welch closed the boards before
he went away and Charley was not seen after
wards. 1t was heart rending blow to the
whole family. Mrs Hesser buried child las
autumn, and late in the fall she fell victim o
| that fell destroyer, Consump. ion, and now hel
| almost dying prophecy-that Charley woult
come soon'' is fulfilled. He was followed te
| his last resting place on Sabbath, by a large
procession of our citizens and Others all O.
whom sympathize deeply with the afflicted
| family.
We have had u fine rain this evening which
makes vegetation look green and nice and
| ills the hearts of farmers and gardeners with
| joy More anon,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10
Washing Apparatus.


d. r. g. AJaUnys Ahead!-We
make gems for $.25 per doz., which.
it seems, worries that man opposite the
Pierson House terribly. He can't
make them. and has in consequence
become so desperate that lie proposes
giving his kind away because they are
not as good as our ten cent ones. How
much inferior must his work be than
ours, when he gives it away! What a
desperate fix the poor fellow is in.
When so much is offered for nothing
there must be bite somewhere. 1t is
a strong Indication of the confidence
game, as people can't live on nothing
Remember, you set but once for dozen
gems at the Old Reliable First Pre-
MUM. Photograph and Gem Gallery
Archie's building.
a. E. TURNBULL.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10
TNose ioIo pay for The Repu6l1c IN pTo"ip'15
.nred not read the foIio,0in5:
DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS
TAKE NOTICE!

Some time since. we sent you notice
of your Indebtedness to the KEPuBLIr
Can and requested you to call at you
earliest convenience and pay up. Quite
a number responded promptly, bur
rom m any we have no heard word.
We do not expect our subslbers as
soon as their time expires to drop busi-
ness and come Immediately to our
office to pay up, or get no paper the fol-
lowing week but intend to give them
reasonable time in which to make pay
ment. Those who fail to pay within
said time will surely have their paper
stopped.
G-tf
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10
CIiildren's Lives Saved for so
Gents.

Thousands of Children die annually
of Group. Now. Mothers, if you would
spend so cents. and always have bot
tie of Dr.. Tobias Venetian Liniment in
the house, you never need fear losing
your little one when attacked with this
complaint. 1t is now y years since l
have put up my Liniment, and never
heard .ofa child dying of Group when
my Lfniment was used; but hundreds
of cures have been reported to me, and
many state that if it was $40 bottle
they would not be without it. Besides
which. it IS a certain cure for Cuts.
Burns, Headache, Toothache, Sore
Throat. Swellings. Mumps Collie. Diar-
rhoea Dysentery, Spasms, Old Sores
and Pains in the Limbs. Back and
Chest. No one once tries it who is
ever without it. 1t is warranted per-
fectly safe to take internally.
Full directions with every bottle
Sold by Druggists aud Storekeepers in
the United States. Depot 10 Park
Place. n Y.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10

The following gentlemen are IN
debted to this office as per amount op-
posite their respective names:
d. b. Branch, of Forest. for
spcrintion pr.%s,1s '' 80 90
ton &C
7 u Richards. Forest, 81 %
Paw up gentlemen. We intend to
repeat this invitation till payment Is
There are number of others that we
fear will have to be added to the above
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10

The proposition to macadamizN a certain por-
tion OF our streets was considered by the
Town Council at their regular meeting last
Saturday evening, and finally laid IN the ta-
BILE So we are Informed.
We are requested to state. in this connec-
tion that the author of the commun cation on
the above subject, in last weeks RErtBLIcAN,
did not for momext, intend to reflect unjustly
upon the character Of any member Of the
Coz neil but to express his deep and earnest
disaprobation OF the pr pos al improvements
at this time FOR re asons given.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-10
North Central Ohio Teachers 4
sociation.

The North Central Ohio Teachers =
tion will hold Its second regular meeting
Bvcyrus on Friday evening and Saturday
the 18th and 18th o June 1870
Come everybody connected with schools
come. The doo.s of The fire Uuion Sci 90
building, ut Bucyrus. will be open to you' and
the itizens are bidding you hearty welcome
Pr f. Kieffer and wife have kindly consented
to be present and furnish vocal and instf.-
mental music for the occasion. Come and
hear them. zE
j. HARPER and others. Com.