Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-05

The communication from Carey in
regard to Teachers meeting, reached
us too late for this week.
The Sabbath School Festival held
in the NJ. E. Church on last Friday
evening was a pleasant affair, all seem
ing to enjoy themselves hugely.
We are requested to announce thai
the Rev. Mr.. Hammond will preach in
the Presbyterian Church on next Sab
bath. morning and evening. All are
cordially invited.
Those accomplished, accommoda
ting gentlemen and veteran officers, f.
r. MYERS, of the P. Fit. w. & G. r. r..
and THoS. L. KENDALL, of the PennSyl-
vania Central R. r. will please accept
our thanks for numerous favors.
That esteemed frienl. Mr.. Henry
Kear, called on us last Saturday after
noon and presented us a beautiful roll
OF butter for a New Years gift. We
began its disposal on New Years day
and found its quality uneNcelled. Mr..
X. will accept our thanks for the gift.
Contfdry'to our hopes, there was a
very small audience at the Presbyte-
rian Church on last Thursday evening,
to listen to the lecture by John Berry
Esq, although the evening was very
pleasant. Mr.. Berry spoke of,material,
intellectual and moral Light. The
time occupied was a5o1t 25 minutes,
and he handled the subject with credit
to himself and satisfaction OF the audi
ence.
Uc are informed that quite revi-'
val of religion is in progress in the Sa-
lem Church of the Evangelical ASsoci-
atiun ipcated on the Osceola road.
about FIVE miles east of town. Among
the converts is 4 laly nearly eighty
years of age. Much good is anticipa-
ted. The services are conducted by
Rev. c. Kuenzli, assisted by Rev. a.
f. Dreisbacll, of Tifiu. and others.
A5oat the only business of impor
tance transacted by the Town Council
at its meeting, Tuesday evening, was
the giving out of the contract Tor the
new street lamps. The award was
made to d. Cramer, at $3.50 per lamp.
The burners will cost 81 50 each, max
ing the total cost per lamp and burner
complete $500, which is considerable
less than the cost of the lamps now in
use.
Masonic eEIectiOi.-At a regular
communication of Warpole Lodge No.
176. F. te A. NJ , held Tuesday evening.
Dec. 2Oth, 1870, the following officers
were elected:
NJ. II. Kirby. W. NJ; D. B. Crossing
er. S. w. S. T.Sly.J. D.; a. G Trib-
olet, Treas. A. Bilihar,lt. Sec'y j.
Matfett. :. D.; Cummings Culver, j. d. {;
w. Myers, Tyler; W. McClain and j..
Trlboiet, Stewards.
Saturday night, threw whisky bottle
through. tlle door into Mr.. Josiah
Smiths drug store, breaking one pane
of glass in the door and scattering bro
hcH glass Sttl over OiIC lOOT. WY ttlS
mean trick should be perpetrated we
don't know, but must have been dicta-
ted by pure deviltry. 55l-l y
Although it is customary, Mr.. Smith
sells no liquor in connection with his
business, neither as beverage nor med
icine.
p. Ft. ". DE- G. r. R.-Having
some business at the great city of the
West, Chicago, we took the S-45 train
on Monday evening and arrived there
IN time to take breakfast next morning
We returned next night. The road
from here to Chicago, is in excellent
condition, trains run with remarkable
regularity, land we doubt whether there
is road in the whole country that i:
managed with more consummate skill
as regards to the safety of those who
travel over it and the interest of tn.
company.