Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-02-09

DaIn. preparatory services Will COM
mence this Thursday evening.
The Walker & Co. soap, which is ad-
vcrtiscd in this paper, has been tried at
our house and gives complete satisfac-
tion--See advertisements
We take pleasure in calling attention
to the statement of the Lorillard Fire
Insurance Company, which viii be found
in another column. It's sound and
prompt Company.
Sdcc your money and save your teeth
| by using Dental Ehrir, prepared by DR..
Cressinger and sold at the Drug Stores.
only 40 cents
A!bert Hunter viii offer at Public
Sale at his residence and y miles south
of Carey, On Wednesday, Feb. 22d, 1871.
number of sheep. hogs, two mares, q
lot of farming utensils, household and
Kitchen furniture.
w. z. Fry, Superintendent Union
Schools, and his Assistant Teachers
have the thanks of the editor and prin-
tiers for the bountiiul supply of luscious
cake sent to this office on Saturday.
4. Il. Gs.iseH and j. G. Roberts have
imported at great expense pair of full
blooded Berkshire pigs. They are CON
sidered by judges to be the finest pair of
pigs that has ever been brought to this
county. We com mend their enterprise.
The poetic cffusion from Nevada bears
no name of the writer. Let us have it.
We were obliged TO omit entirely the
too lengthy account of the Teachers
meeting at Whartonsburg We publish
the notice forthe next meeting.
Cruel. Some person tied his horses
to q wagon on Wyandot avenue, opposite
the Coart House. Tuesday evening and
on Wednesday morning the poor beasts
were still standing there. They were
sober. butwe doubt whether their ow Yier
was.
Our Marshall, Anton hoppa, received
dispatch en last Monday morning
stating that JOHN i'envi.le. whom he
arrested here sometime since, and de-
Iiyered safely to the ;.atiloriiiss at Ken
ton, O;lio. had made his escape fromjail.
Mr. Heary scl,eg5. very industri-
oYs and worthy German. has embarked
in the cigar apd tobacco business
for himself one door north of
Mr.. Joseph Ilutter's. We hope he will
receive liberal share of the public pat
rona.e
ia meeting of the members of the
Board of the yandot County Agricul-
turai Association on Saturday last, Mr..
Jacob JuNanall was chosen Treasurer.
and A. Kali reelected Secretary. We
con gratulate the. Board upon the choice
they have made. Tliere is no ground
for Improvement. sa szs-r
Grand Social Fop-The s.volun-
teer'' Hose Company No. l, of this place,
Hall. on the evening of Che 22d inst.
ashington's birthday. They have en-
ga1ed Martins celebrated String Band
for the occasion. Let the friends OF
''Terpsicliore'' turn out and "trip the
light fantastic toe."
Thomas j. anderson, father of j
II. Anderson, Esq, died at Pleasant Hill
Mo-, on the 20th ult., where he had gone
on visit. He was member of the NJ.
i. Church since he was nineteen years
old. His remains were brought to Ma
| riOn and were inferred on the Slst ult
by the Masons. He was nearly seventy
years old. So we learn from the Inde-
/ peneent.
The Kenton Republican complains OF
dNl times. Money scarce, busines;
stagnant. even Court fails to enliven the
dull routine. Every train bears its beg.
carly account" of empty seats-we ma,
in truth have said empty cars
The. writer has undoubtedly not beer
on the P Ft. w. s. CIR r. He will Sc,
no empty cars or seats either on this line
/ As Steiner and Holmes were bein.
marched to the depot to take the ii ain
Monday evening for the.O. penitentiar,
at Columbus, Steiner exhibited his man
acled hand to the bystanders and goo
humoredly remarked, See that you fel
lows don't get any Of these things OIL
you." Holmes fell very bad and shes
tears profusely. What must be- the sor
| row of their unfortunate families. "
1 pity them, their children especially
/. The right way Is much easier than th
j wrong one.
/ The editor Of this paper was awarded
| the tin cup, at the Neck.Tie patty, las
i Friday. evening and thus pronounce,
the ugliest man in town. Of course, h
feels complimented, especially when l
/ is remembered that he has go signall
triumphed over such formidable oppo
nents as Col. S. FL. Hunt, J.. A. Brunne
and Hon. e. Berry, Jr.
He has carefully assigned the cup
/ safe place, as he intends to transmit
to his posterity to the latest generation
i P.S. In consequence of this decision
Mrs. C. threatens to make application
for divorce, but knowing the reluctapc,
of His Honor, Judge Mott, to grant di
vorces, she. proposes to take the cas-
to Indiana. He hereby gives notice tina
in case of her success, and notwitlistanl
ing his unfavorable appearance, he wi
forthwith make earnest proposals to an
of the single ladies who were candi
dates for the silver cake basket an
should they all decline, will PERSISTENT
try elsewhere.