Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-12

at the Presbyterian. Church. this Thurs
day evening
Mr.. T. e. GriseU has been quite
indisposed for some time, but still he is
at his post attending to business.
II handsome sum of money has been
raised by the citizens of Crestline for
the purpose of enforcing the liquor
law.
Protracted meetings have been
held in the basement of the M. e.
Church since the beginning of the year
They are still in progress. and. we
hope, with good prospect of accomplish
ing great good.
The Good Templars have engaged the
room in Beerys'block, formerly occu-
pied by the REPUBLICAN office, and are
fitting it up in first rate style. They
expect to remove into it by next Mon
day evening.
4. C. Mays, formerly foreman in
GulS ouiCt. udS SOdi bCl q lICiioSlooAC pa
per at Auburn. Ind. We wish him per-
sonal prosperity. but he has fallen into
bad company politically.
The Teachers Association ofTymoch-
tee township. will meet at the School
House. in district No. TO- Saturday. Jan.
2lst, 1871. Teachers of adjoining town.
Ships are invited to attend.
A MEMBER.
b. S. Flint, General Superinten-
dent of the .'Bee Line," one of the best
conducted Railway lines in America,
will accept our thanks for favors re-
ceived.
$500 ReaCard offe red by the pro-
prietor of DR. Sages CatarrIl Remedy,
for case of Catalrh which he cannot
cure Sold by druggists or by mail
Sixty Cents. Pamphlet giving symp
toms and treatment. sent free. Adj
dress DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Migge9'S 1theneans will give an
entertainment at Beerys' Hail this
Thursday evening. Any amount OF
fun is promised. Tonight will be pro
duced that beautiful drama entitled the
.HIDDEN HAND" dramatized from Mrs.
Southworth's story of the same. The
Company expect to remain and amuse
our people for several nights, giving
an entire change of programme at each
entertainment.
Albert Sisnons, in the employ OF
Guckenheimer Bros & Co., ran off on
last Friday night with over two thou
sand dollars in green backs, belonging
to his employers. Albert had most
desirable home, a fine situation and
father that would make any sacrifice
for his only boy. We believe that bad
company had something to do in lead
ing the boy to commit the great wrong.
He is about Is years old.
There the ReUe3ue Comes From.
1t is not generally understood how
much of our revenue comes from To-
bacco. One house, the Buckeye Works
of Chase, Isherwood d Co., of Toledo,
Ohio, bought Stamps from Collector
Swygart during the year 1870, to the
amount of $265, 1882. This is said to
be the largest establishment west of
New York. it keeping constantly en-
ploYed upwards of one hundred hands.
r. r. Meeting.-A meeting, to
take into consideration the paopriety
of building Railroad from this place
to Carey, Findlay. and finally to Cold
water, Mich, was held at the Mayors
Office on Monday. Hon. C. Il. Mott
was chosen President; j. A. Maxwell.
Secretary. Jno Berry. D. Straw and
S. Watson were appointed a committee
to select gentleman to represent the
interests and advantages of the above
route TO the stockholders of the Penn
sylvania Central Z. r. who were to
meet at Philadelphia. Pa. Yesterday.
The committee appointed David Straw
Esq. who, in company with NJ. c.
Gage, Esq, of Fin2iay, at once procee-
ded to Philadelphia to perform the
duty imposed upon them, and our citi-
sens- can rest-assured that their inter-
ests will be ably represented by the
above gentlemen.
The people of Findlay are very en-
thusiastic in regard to the success of
this route. They were represented
here by Messrs. Gage and Glessner
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road
Company is represented as being very
desirous to secure connecting line to
the great lumber regions of Michigan.
and, we are informed, are willing to
render very material assistance in con-
structing such a line.
This route looks to us the most prac-
tical and important of any yet pro-
posed, and the people of our county
conld build the road, with the assis-
tance proposed, and make no sacrifice
And to make the matter most sure of
success we would suggest that if suffi-.
cient encouragement should be given,
arrangements be made at the proper
time and submit the question to vote
of the people to raise the money by
taxation.
Such tax would be voted with. a
rush by our people and we would vote
YEA with them.
l. The Teachers Association ofTvmocb.