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

Wc take pleasure in calling attention
to the statement of the Hartford Fire In
| surance Company. in which we hold a
policy.
The quarterly meeting of the Evan
| gelical Association. will commence at
| Trinity Church on Saturday evening,
February 4th.
Mr.. John S,CartS abandoned his
wife on last Thursday. He left for parts
unknown. Cause-Rumor attributes it
to domestic infelicity.
We would say, to our farmers, that it
is our opinion that general advance
, will now take place in the prices of all
| products of tie farm.
Sace your money and save your teeth
by using Dental Ehrir, prepared by DIR.
Cressinger and sold at the Drug Stores.
| only 40 cents
Court is in again in session. The
case of the State of Ohio against Elisha
Holmes, for burglary was tried on
Thursday and he was found guilty. The
case of the State of Ohio against S.
Steiner was tried yesterday.
Mr. Henry kuenzi having pre-
sented US fine, large rooster, we are
prepared to do any amount of Growing
over future Republican victories. Mr..
K. will please accept our thanks for the
present.
The Cincinnati Gazette Co. have pre-
sented us with copy of their "Annua1
Register fer 1871, one of the most use
tul hand books in its line. issuel in this
country. Price only 20 cts. The pub
fishers will accept our tn anlls for the
gift and our regards for the Gazsfte.
Don't forget tie Ltcts,re of Gen.
Gibson. which will take place at Beery's
Hall on Tuesday evening. February 7th,
1871. Let him be greeted by a tremen-
dous turnout.s
There are some women in this town
who should be :.r.ested and made to
earn a liyin., in the penittntiaLy. Why
such agents of the devil should be allow
ed. to. follow their infamous business
with impunity. We don't know. IN ev-
cry community some sort of war is
waged against every other evil but this.
Il. W. BriRLerhoR Dc Son have
purchased the erockery stock of Mr.. Jo
siah Smith, which. at no distant day.
they intend removing in to the room OF
Mr.. p. O'Brien. which they have rented.
That is one of the best business rooms
in town and just large enough for the
Sewing Machine, Organ and Crockery
business which they intend to follow
with vigor.
There will be a series OF tree lee
lures. The first by Gen. W. H. Gibson.
which will take place on next Tuesday
evening, the 7th inst.
The second by Rev. II. B. Fry, the
third, by Rev. Daniel SCHNEIDER. The
time for the last two will be duly an
nounced. Admission so cents, Season
tickets s1.00.
At the annual election of the Wyan-
dot Co. Agricultural Society. held at the
law office of Grisell & Kali, last Satur-
day, the following gentlemen were cho-
sen:
Nc d. II. Carey, President; C. Berrl.
Vice President; Directors-S. IL White
NJ. Kirby, Tillman Ballet, Ii. j. Starr,
T. v. Reber, NJ. j. Riley.
WcW do we know with what deep
anxiety our German Americans have
| looked for the arrival of letters from
their -fatherland, for but few arrived
during the war. Now that the war is
over all impediments will be renewed
and our friends will, we trust, hear more
often from the dear ones they left be-
hind.
PersondL.-Last Wednesday we lad
the pleasure of call from Sigl or Fe-
lician Slataper. Chief Civil Engineer of
the p. Ft. w. & C.. Il. r. Co.. and Mr..
Jno. Ryall. his assistant. These gentle
men were accompanied by Mr.. D S. Pc
terson, Superintendent of this division
of the road. They were here for the
purpose of inspecting the bridge over
the Sandusky river. Mr.. Sla per is a
native of Italy, has been in this country
about twenty years and is an accom-
plished gentleman. He has been in the
employ of this r. r. Co. for many years.
His present position is a lucrative, but
very responsible one.
Il most painful accident occurred
last Friday evening to Mrs. Charles
Veith, residing on East Wyandot Ave-
nue.. Tt seems that Mrs. Feuke. a neigh
Dor had gone down in the cellar for the
purpose of getting some cider, left the
door open and did not take any Ii ght
with her. While she was down in the
cellar, Mrs. Veith, a very worthy and
industrious la1y, walked out to attend
to something on the porch and it being
dark and not knowing that the door was
open, she tum )led down the cellar way, &,
receiving such injuries in the hip that
it is feared will render her a cripple fol
life.
There will be another Teachers AS.
sociation held at the School House in
Sycamore on Saturday, Feb. 4th, 1877
We extend an invitation to all the teach
ers who can make it convenient to at
tend. Let us have another social re.
union and a good time.