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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
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NM 6 llbr geitcrn Morgcu crcianetc fdb bel
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imti anOCrc B0iiagicr 2SGg0ouS ans Dem sc
ltIt uno ltit8tcn, ildl iibcrid)lOgcno, ocu 81
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&tot0n uou St. EOprtuce Sountu, R.s0.,
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I'M Stanoe, ibre Rciic iort,uieeeH. aRan
bottt, boB 9Iuc NIT ocm pCbcn onuoutomntcu
iuCr0Cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
ggy- Die Slnfmcrfidmfcit Der De-
mpfratic ipiro ouf bic Amipriiebc
BON Smncau Wfc Nbcriou ais
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can WfcHbcriuu ucrIor eiutgc brCRig 9duIcro
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ltttrnrn gerIuit GIIubcn tUir, onS oc Srmolratrn
ntdt iogcrH iuAtcn, ibm bdo Nnt cincS ShcriiIs
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minatIon rr9al,ta IuOAC. llro pirb CT crfvdBlt 70
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cIrn6e SrrioI9ungsiutt UOu Bucn cru Balten miro.
tDlniib. iUhf) UieIc SempFratcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

Fart ncrbaitcteu gcitcrn EOliiiit Miaber ben
Sob. 2Stlion, Der clner Dame ooS Bortcmotl
maze ans Der Eulde gcitobICn bate. 9Sliou
rIB nd non Ntabcr los mo itncrte icineu &r
uolucr ortt Nal gCgen i'm Ob. 3Wci Shiiiit
0ngcn Dem &comteu III Die lintc @ruit. Sin
aItr'OIann, 9tamcnSN NOiimaru, elite Dem 30
liiilttn IN 0liIic, CrbiGIt nber non gSiliou
imci Sdliiiie, mcId)c icin, liute |6iifte traicu.
gttttIcrmCilc Crboltc iih Dtuhcr uuO it)oB
gStIlon IN Ntc rcAtt &rnit. Ger StuB it
tOOtIidl, lcood 1T III iiIrhtcu, OaB aud Dto
her utht nit Dem Htbeu Olunu tonlmtu miro.
@olm0m'S @mOcn ijnO guar trbcblid), it
bOdl uid)t QeiIhrlid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
SSegmeiIcr fur JietIeuse.
SGltimcrssShio eifeubahn.

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! hlHa0S lSomHtE9S autatHoWmenh sdreubA9.
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hho lS.4s. J.uC, 4.lu' a.A0, nHo Abr absHte
% ,THa4 HittSontf va So"asAeo'ur Sa4a um
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,priIitr Is Observation-Disclosures,
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stn yptit,n B0IlirIprr uHb AeI autritgTb t6oiifb
nm s. 30 ,ptorl,ng : onutlac uus1Cnpmmcn) oN
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otn bis g0tlItams spGrt uRb Gtte-ts ts1.
10 MN f. 4J Jatmltl4os lEUnnI3os au6afnori,
mrul
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8uiiaI o - ta0lldj nm IA, 10 MIR Ikgr6s
Rah Strrinuatt uap lrm ' gubtpyHrn IN
bTu NUupttauOucr ,nti,btU YalUIAuIt mn Sarric.
bur0 dntaltcno tGllId nm 4 40 abtubS : uHntaas
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gStnlthc lVGroI4nbrt GIftuhabr- MN
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

2SeItou i'm Ndmcu Der gSiiieuidait, biz
| ourtl Die al ttucm &6rper uiWtHo Der Conn
on9cnelItcn StObattVmgcn maud)t mtrtbUollt
! Auilldruug CrbnItcn babe.
- ooboteu. - &Giu ocn @cNcral @our
badi uoritclltu. Sine ulitdriid)c Etri6nlih.
tctt bGlt I'D gegcmuGrti9 bier aui uuo ipitlt
ocn Scneral Sourbadt. giud) NCu ltptcn
gtGt)ridtcu bdlt iid) Der ,tappucSrau;munn"
;tucr in Vpou NIi, iOll ubrr lett Dtittuodj
N0hnlitt0g nm II llbr bier auf1ctuud,t ctn.
SOrbadi III pobotcn! 2it lcitt m6lIib!
Ncp OOrt. (Gmc ion0rbart sc.
| didltc. - Der Ntucumbrano, ciu Rad)t
MIDI Mn bic ,.Guuiug Gol" 1T fol0tuotS
Sdyretbtn gtlaugt: Sat OF ?Jcuug Itcu'S
EibrarD, gttlantn, @d., 10. Snni 1871. glu
Die NIrOuSgcbcr Der ,,GOCning Gcn": - Die
! uSau0ulGb NcluS" pom 3. D. Wtl5., ia0t
tnthnIbtgcnO, oOB sic wObl nid)t Der Ser
iailcr oCS tniamCu IuiOpcS in S6rtr aus
8ab, pom 50. u. III. iiuN, mcld)cr uuitrcn
gcllcbttn PrGiioenteu (GuOiS) puru0limpit;
abcr Sic iiub fir oic gGtotrbolun0 Der al
bcrncn yiige pGrontluortlid), bic ibn bcihul
ot8t, ucrtIciNet 9nucicn ;u iciu, ais CT gciau
gen gcnommeu iuurbc. Se mGgcn lid) CT
lnneru, onB 9br Numbug 6ith @arnullt cS
ipa9te, ben BrOhOCutCu 0auS in lStbcrtlCi
N""b t"'t"NNhNh ~ N'dlu VuIuHl luNluC
oaS Dtnicum III &raNO gcltrdt - cine
9crtd)tt lSlcOcruCrgtltnug GSIuu cS 9}cr
ratb IT, uniCren YrGrocnttu uno M
Ntrcn SeIoberrn III ltcbeu, ia, 10 mGgen ,ibrt
gellte onrNlS mad)tlt, mas iit t0nucu. Nuto!
SdrcIbtn gle id) bdS inter ole gtaic! Giner,
Der uttr Sabre Gin 9ftbtu uHO ict)S Ntunatt
tln @tIungcncr III elmer Danlet- ,,06Qc" mar,
lulc }br unicrc @cfdngniiie ;u bC3eid)ncn
pIIcgt. G. 'Nubn."
Sdrnum'S Dtulcum gug Nm 10. Suli
1868 III SlammGu AMI. Ntlu mutbmaBtc,
oaS Ntuer lei iuidllig cnttnuNtu, maS oUtr
u0u %ItCn bt;rueliet murot. Slr. 0crbit
ldluHt @runo III bNbcn, iu gaubcI, oaB OnS
SGler 0on eIIcm Srcunot OcS yNru. 0aUiS
aH9tlt9t nnroc, peld)cr iibcr ole llnSrlluuG
oeS III 2StIbTlIcouug GtbiiIltu Gontcriti
oltltS Ntrrn CWpUrt mar. 0NS 0Gbc cinCu
AnbaItSpuntt iltr cine Uon ScuermurhaQ
WtSpeooon uoriuuehmcuoe ilutcriudluuu.
ger uor Dem DinicumbrNnoc BON GoUlS'
NrGunocu gcnlNdjtc &crlud), oic Staot JtCm.
Dort III 9l'dt iu lcgCu, bCoNri Oud) nod nd
btrr SrtIdrung, mh obigcr @rridrubcr
lonlc ulelltlht clittgc AuStauit ouritbT prr
t1IIcn. (9im.)
Die ucucicn @critltC pon 4uuamn lniicr
or AnnNbmc III, ouB SOmmauocr SclniNlt's
&trmcllunGcn iun SNue CincS 2 dl iifS,
canals itbCr bic EanoCE0e BON
Gdrten (Oon Supicu @ni nad Dem Itrotc,
ptn Dem gSopipi 6lnNc,) gtcid,aNS uid)t baS
Crmlluldltc NRr,ultnt rrnPbru bhhru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Sins (SattnNn

Goronto, 49, &nui. - Der %. Sab
rtStng beS Eontiitatcs uou Bins tx. mmoc
DIerr 9tllcrn gIcthfNJlS NmdJ cine groBt BRO.
/ jclton, 9obnmt &C. begaugcn.
Ntn. u. y. Sudlanau Ser. Ct Nrmcc,
he'inoct hdl btcr unO gcNcuIt, Soronto ais
] S0mmeranicnthnIt 0lIsiNpAhltn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Nadmittags= Gabel6eridte.

Bic oorasfrigc 2cuntaas Scer iu SicrIiu.-
Spciiuua esr 5ruppen. - SjdiasSpsr i'm
si ~ , @ ", ~.
w Berlin. Ter ecutid,e Aaiier uue her
Einr. Heiie eeS StaiierS uad, emo uue
S'asen: Saecu. SaS pGpifiidhc iubiIdum
IN JrlanS. - Die ilnrubcn in SSrmhcl. -
Gie >, ,JutcruationdIe. - Shiers mill eie
riuiwr9cntcn nici,t bcguafiSeu. - Sic Viii
fidhtcn hcr 4reife iiber ,,prcuRsn. - Der
@criog u. 2iumdle Sebt nad 5rdnfreidb. -
t6ambcttd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Selearapbil@e Sepel6ett.

(Son Der ngiiocirten RreiIe" fir ben rScutibsu
SorrsipOnbcntcR" berrtGt. - Der rSoreIpoRz
tmers's. mSr'bcs Sir SnfnTh = NM So6SI+7Ss.
pcibsR Ge5icbt uro uoliitdnoil ueroffgutdt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Stu8 1fc,p=2Iprf. - Sin @iicnbabn=
unfdu.

Suffafo, 10. 3uni. - Auf Der ,,Gric
Sabn" licBen Sonutag iriiB I'M llBr iu Der
ytdbe Der GlOcn.5tatrou ;wei 6radtjjgc &C
gen etnanocr. Die beoCn gOtOmotiucu mUrs
oeu total Sertritmmcrt, ebeHiO mcbrcr 2&ags
9onS. Gtner Der 3ugcutenre WutOc crbcblit
perlett. 9Sic man la0t, cntitGub oaS lln0litd
oaonrd, oaB Der cine BUG tejn Signal tid)t
anNeiedt hQtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Die GoNYcrncuraipabl in Ohio.

&tncinnati, 18. Suni. = Dian 1T al,
gencin geipannt alt oaS Gr8ebnlb Der repub.
litantiden StaatS TominatonS Gonpelts
ton, luel6e am ndhiten Dtittrpod in Golu!p
bus tagt, Die anbanser g8ase'S uno oGpes'
fuo geib fart; man uernlutbct, oaB Sbtlla.
berger ais GonproniB GanoiOat nOmiuirt
lueroeH wirbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Sr. Y. 6. gSinterntB
Dr. Il. 5appin9ton's
lammcnaejrBtcrEladlsi

3uiammengeicktcrS 6siaamrn'SDrup
III elm iid,srss ums sefdhrlcies 'Seilmittsl fir
IS bciicltiat @ntIinhun9 uno utrbitct bOourt
Gd,piuSiudjt. 9ieicr porjAAtide unO cines 9rten
Ruies Tdb GrircuCnoe Sprup luro cit 22 Sdbrcn 9es
rirt BON Or. u. Sappington, Ir. i32, Oiorts
Sanifrdes.
gu babcn bCaueu SGnolCrn I'M gIa9cmcircn. grcis
80 SCnts. (9tco.23,t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

SluS Sbtea9o. - Slmtieer &f
NIT cincm Xaiheus Sicbe.
Gbieago, Is. Suui. - Sm eincoln,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Snlano no=9epelGen.
Gime Son1cntion CUR 9ilSuna cimcS
Matipnalt= cerbdnoc8 ailcr dmcris
fautidbcu MutiFpcrcirc,

FblIa0eIp pDla, ~, Innl. = Ncntc
trat bier cine Souuention bon 0elcgotcu pon
Dtnftpersineu aus gi0u DOrf, YbiloOclvbio,
Bottom, Baltimore mo Chicago ,Eiam
men, I'M cine allgemcine uatiou0lc Srgaui
iation 81 bioen. lS 6. tbia uon Jtcm 3)ort
mnroc gum BrGiibcntcu gcuabIt unO ein 60
mite gum Gntwuri ciucr Soniiution ernannt.
OicSitnn8 pcripriht cine wfti9c Su wuOcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
&atpnspiner NLtrsthahn.

GtEnbllh UOn lbr DiorQtRJ blg llbr g6cnes,
SJnntaG5 hHHoltt non 8 llly Noraen6 bic ubr
HuCuoe. H. ltruCr dut Sult uWl 30 " adj m. u. 10 Il
Abcnot unb ice tGlbt turoC poH % ubT N'tnh6
nab tuuoou Euy'. yt H4GQcn DuldnCu tlltib
GGtoUCutuc I'm 4. 2. 7.5uurt il NnNblit uou ubr
y'or0cry nc ~ llbt aNrucs
Hub GIilCOtt Sttu-uu uUh 10 Ubr Diurs
JtnS uno uno Ugr NaWmtuu8t, onuiaG6 rinaC
ThInEifu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Or. Drulrr,
SIR. 81. Shnrpltra6e.

SprcCb CbItunocn:
II bis llbr friib bon bis 2 (br gldhmitta9S
ID BON bis 8 nor Ihcnh6. (SGn.6,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

9ScIton i'm Ndmcu Der gGiiieuhait, bic
ourt Die al itlucm S6rper mibrtuO Der Sour
on9cltelItcn &tObadtm9Cn mdut)C mcrtbucut
NuiIliruuQ Crhaltcu hdbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
lUtt NlrcGu: Rr. as, gDth @aulmortNt.
Nprlltghc CcntratsI~ilrabdhu

@huaeelphia Sditr. Central Ciiert dbu
'utst baltimore MN i.25 Yt1IgcHg mo 2.sU Rad
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
LOW DOWN GRAPES

Low down grap~rs plu mp ahti SO brown,
So sweet and delicious. and tempting
Nhv, I'Trather have til I'm by far
Than all.the good books n the town.
TIE large dewy punches Oh the tree.
May do for grown people: but for me they're
Too. high. aud I've heard they are sour
But the low down punches are teml ting to me.
The pa,son may wear his bIack shincy coat,
don't care Neight,or saNton may drive nj,
fine COACH
Had hut Cha, skiG OF Bill Lind'sId
Let all else in Che world go, and Ia float.
A twenty ,perhalsa ten thousand bond 1 could
ass;
I,d not steal I am sure. if I knew it,
But 'tis tempting TO see that rosy checked apple
That lies uader the tree in the grass.
I'd not commit IN ur,ier. know thatis wicked
and don't understand why T en- .ls SO:
Blu. if had that gun OF Al. Hunorl's,
T., take he head ,T the first bird that whis'lod
It's the low down Craps that most trouble me
Those out OF my reach cln pass.
B 1t there's one Oh the tip Of that bunch
Seen though il, were put there for hie.
My stomach wine press would be,
And my heart nest OF small foxes.
I ou't quite understand why It's so,
And I've prayed it might otherwise be-.
wish We're hi as 4 mountain,
For then could temptation stand;
Ani is the little hills made much oc a fuss,
( ID Just make them wa X OF on their ears -
-EY w X MILLER
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
New York Live Stock Market.

New YORK, JULY 20.-BEEF BATTLE
The markrt is dull and prices were !
20 Re. lower before rhe close. some bein.
left over. Texans are particularly hard
10 sell. going III S@9c. with over 700 on
sale. Very few OF the fat steers exceed II
Be- Fair cattle sold plentifully Ut ii 1ac.
rhe bulk. OF the stock was rather tain.
averaging l15c.; One drove of 10) thin
illinois, Gls cwt.. sold at l0lac- l51 Mis-
souri, scant7 cwt.. at llli@I2c: 100 IllI-
noiS. 81 lIcwt., at l0ll2@ He.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Total for the week
30 00O head. and ii l,400 heap for to-day.
No special change in prices. but theRe
was weakness at the close. Fat western
sheep sell ut 534@Gc. Good To prime
lambs sold ut Sta@915c., with choice.
Jerseys at 10c. car 81 1b. common Ohio
sheep sold nj. DC , and , cars good. aver
aging 80 ibs.,at 6ll4c'. car. averaging 80
lbs. at g.; l ear western lambs. averag-
ing 10 lbs. at y &C.; Car Canada, averag-
ing 80 lbs. at c11ac.; 0 lot Indiana, aver
aging 54tb.. ut Sc
HoGs.-cOunt % 900 head for the week
ofwhiclr 5.50u head were tor to-day. The
marken is firm at 6@Ie as extremes hi
dressed, 300 ID. selling at 6l:c.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
TIE WYANDOT CHEF
AT THE
MOVING NJ ATCH

A Moving Match came off on the 18th
inst, on the farm of John Market Esq
miles south OF tintllay.
THE Handbook Agricultural Board ap-
pointed tie Comm ttee, consisting OF
-entieme u from lianticock unity.
There were number OF macline>
present but the people We're mostly in
t.rested in the contest between the
"ChaIapion' of Sprin. field. o., and th4
"Wyamlot Chief or Little Chiei" as tie
FARMERS called 1T. from this place.
The Champion was represented by Mr.
Whitley. the inven or. vino, it Was sai,
had it got up expressly for the occasion.
and that the ones they were selling wer,
not likeDthe one represented. as was
proven by comparing it with another
hampton near liy.
The "Wyardot Chief" (not got up ex-
preS>ly for tie competition.) WAS repre-
sented by Stevenson IL Sears.
The Findlay people all went their "bot-
tom dollar" ON the Champion" which.
they said. was sure to win, but when the
Little Chief started in they began
loOAlng at one another and seemed
5 ". Sne's business aid by the time sn,
q It one fourth of the way around the
+, mers were satisfied that it WAS the
best machine and was sold to Il Mr.. Beach
right on the spot.
Lie ttiIN lH3 IL I!ic uA UdiilOuiCGcT tcSS
taken ON the books of the committee
Wyandot Chief Width ofcu 521z inches
Wyaldot thief-Average draft. 225 lbs
Champion :. rs lDs.
When we consider that the width OF
cut and draft were the two things in
which especially the friends of the
champion" thought their machine could
excel the "Chiet'' it will be seen that the
Wyandut machine clearly proved itSeii
superior to it's would lie rival BY lig-
Gring from width of cut and draft us re-
ported by the committee iJ will be seen
that in proportion To width Of cut the
Nv yandot Chiei" was nearly one six
teenth lighter than that of the Cham
pion. or, puttng it in Il different form.
the draft of the champion" was tour
and fiye-tenth pounds to inch OF cut
while that of the "Wyanlot Chiet" wa,
but two and fourteenth pounds. eiter OF
the Fin,.lay papers claim a victory fol
their (the 'Champion') machine, but
they expressly Spaek OF it in the most
flattering t"ruiS. 1t was the desire and
the aim of the champion" men to prove
| that their machine had Il greater width
of cut and lighter draft than the e"Chief'
and that is just what they did not and
can not do.
The whole trial passed off pleasantly
anu all seemed satisfied but the Cham
pion'' men.
The general decision Of the Comm ttee
in this trial will lie made lublic ut the
close of the coming Handbook County
Fair. REPORTER.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
NlarSpilieS.

Last Friday. in company with our
frieud Prof. w. L. Fry. We took u ride
To the above place. which we had not
visited for nure than two years. AL
though the day was warm. the ride was
pleaSan, as the roads were in very good
condition. The corn fields along the
road are Il glorious sight to behold. If
nothing happens the corn crop this year
will be the grandest ever known in this
county.
Arriving at Marseilles we had our
team cared for. ant. soon found ourselves
il company with B. +. Kennedy who
proposed that we visit the new Marseiiles
Union School House. This structure is
located on east side OF Broadway street,
is 52X5l feet, two stories higI. Has two
rooms on first floor and one large or
double room on secon !. with other con-
veniences. The building makes fine ap-
pearance. will cost about 5000 and is Il
very commend able evidence of the en-
terprise and liherality of the people OF
Marseiiles and vicinity. Tie buil.ling
committee Is composed of MessrS. B. F.
Kennedy. DIR. j. w. White, John Selig-
ulan. Josiah Chandler and IL. Kennedy
We next paid Il visit to DR.. ). Ill. White.
who resides just beyond the bridge. We
found the Doctor at home and gave us a
cordial welcome. He has Il home SUR
rour tlrd With all the comforts desirable
aud Il farm which contains over seven
hundred acres of the best land in Ohio
In town we found DR.. Gates, the veteran
p. NJ. and merchant at his post reas.y tc
wait on his patrons. We also had The
pleasure of meeting several other ac-
uuaintanc"s. Dinner time having ar
rived. we repaired to the Kemp House
where we had good dinner Fare only
40 cents. The Doctor has a fine garden
and Il large collection of curioSltieS anC
antiquities in his office. The WOolel
Mills of Mr.. Webber are in operation
and prepared to do all kinds of work il
the WOODEN line. The Marseilles Flour
ing Mills are doing good work-a flour
i>hing business and the proprietor. MI
IIartle. with many other good people O
that part of our county. ought to tax
the REPUBLICAN. Since our last visit Il
MarSeillcs, Mr.. Josiah Chandler ha
erected on his splendid farm. just thi
side of town, very handsome residence
several other improvements have alSt
been made in town. The country aroun
Warseilles is rich, healthy. ami the far
mers must be reaping the rich reward c
their toll. We notice that some of TIL
apple and peach orchards look quit
fruitful. Notwithstanding the numerou
and perplexing frost of last spring.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20

TowN Council met in regular session
Tuesday evening. The various bids for
lighting the street lamps We're opened
and that of Mr.. A. OSterly. s. cents per
month. per lamp being the lowest. was
accepted. The following bills were al
lowed: John Martin for lighting street
lamps Sl74.53. G. Gearhart. for taking
care OF Fire Engine and Engine house,
3 months. S1650; p. Cuneo tor printing
Notices for bids for lighting street lamps
81. Srhaefer for Stone, IS. D. Byers, for
sand So; Mr.. Sanderson for Curb Stone
Sl.20.
A lengthy discussion was had in regard
to draining ana grading Crawford and
other streets. 1t Was generally agreed
that to grade said street would incur two
great an expense upon the corporation
Mayor McCracken and DIR. F. Henderson
were Instructed to make further eXamin-
alton and report the probable cost OF
drainir e slid streess and report at the
next meeting Council adjourned till
Tuesday evening, August lsr.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20

G,aED BY \ BvLL-fnnmas Ara-
strong, well known to MANY of our
reaners as an extensive stock deal, r.
of the western part of this county
came near being killed nv bull last
saturday. The bull had jumped into
field where he was not wanted ard
when MIR Armstrong tried to drive
him out, turned upon him and threw
nim up several tines, breaking hi
wrist and brhising him in tue side
hip. back and breast. His son. Lao
o. 10 years, ran from an adjoining
fiel / and attached the hull with clul,
and enabled Mr.. Armstrong to crawl
through fence near by aad escape
further injurv Guzetfe.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
A Boy Lost.

A son of Mr.. Samuel Lutz, of Whartons-
burg. o.. left home on the 7lh of June
last and has not been heard from since.
He is thirteen years old. When he went
away he wore boots, cotton pants. check
shirt and straw hat. He took With him
another pair of pants of the sane kind.
a good wooden coat and hat lie has
dark eyes. and dark hair. His name is
Aaron 5. Lutz. Any person giving any
information in regard to said boy, or
where he may be found will do his
anxious Parents great kindness and
vii. be fairly rewarded for all trouble
Exchanges will confer a favor on MIR,
Lutz by making mention OF the above.