Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-09

peilueu 1or the fellef OF the helpless Suf-
ferers of the late war between Germany
and France. Turn QUIT
Admission % cents. Nc dead heads.
Go and hear the Continentals next
Monday night.
II. W. Brjnherho6 ee Son have
removed to O'Briens room on Wyandot
Avenue. E
REMEMBER the Concert at Reery's HALL
ON Saturday night.
Last Sabbath was most delightful
day. Churches were well attended.
FyecE & TogeL have added much to
the appearance of their business corner
bya new iron fence.
The celebrated Continental Vocalists
will make their appearance at Beery's
Hall on Mond ay evening.
Mi's. Henry Moye1', who was some
months ago taken to the Insane Asylum.
has entirely recovered and will soon be
restored to her family.
The defau!ting Treasurer of Hancock
county. has been arrested. So we are
Informed. Malefactors have generally a
hard road to travel after all.
PtaacS-FNrnserS- are requested
to inform our farmers that Messrs. Bear
niger & Erect are manufacturing first
class plows and have a lot on hand. Give
them a call.
III essrs- .iBearinger DC Erect are
bu ilding large addition tc their wagon
manufactory. Glad to see such eviden-
ces of prosperity.
Ne understand that number of res
licences will be built here the coming
season. Among those already prepar-
ing for building are Col. JOINT -Ayres. S
Ii. Hunt a nd Mr. Stoll.
Ue appreciate the compliment paid
our pa per by friend "Quis,'' and especi-
tally So, because he is a gentleman of ex-
quisite taste and learning.
Uc return our thanks to the .sYoung
America String Band'' for the pleasant
serenade rendered us on Friday night
last The music was delightful. Call
| again.
TIE weather has. been very pleasant
for the last nine days. 1t seems more
Like the last of April than the first OF
March. We believe in enjoying good
weather when it comes, whether in sea-
son or out of it.
$50 RelC0rtJ!-Theu undersigned lost
between his store and residence, Oh
Thursday night, a calf-skin pocket book
containing about $50. The above reward
will be- paid to the finder.
| NJ. KATZENMYER.
Crawford Ke0r will off er for SALE
at his residence, p miles southwest o
Tymochtee, on Satu rday, March 18th
1871, a number of sheep, horses, cows
and calves, twelve acres of wheat, corn
and a number of farming implimcnts.
/ Last week we announced that lot 0
boots and shoes had been fou nd OH th,
premises of Mr.. Martin. The paper wen
out Thursday morning and the gentle.
man who had lost the goods, seeing th
notice, came to town inme diately ant
recovered them.
The first number of sGolden Age,
Theodore Tilton's paper is on our table
We welcome its appearance. We like ii
OF course we do. We like anything tina
is good. The Golden Age" is emphati
cally so, and like Mr.. Tilton its publisher
we also admire pretty ladies. The pric
of the paper is three dollars per annun
Address Golden Age" New York, N.
There was an attendance of abou
one hundred at the Presbyterian Sunday
J School last Sabbath. The Superintend
ent informsus that it is proposed on mex
Sabbath to form a Young Mems Bibl
class, they to choose their teacher. !
cordial invitation is extended to ou
} young men to attend.
G.. Russell d Co. announce tina
their mammoth new establishment, q
> Canton, Ohio, is completed and that the
!, are prepared to supply the world wit
: their celebrated and improved Reape
, and Mower.
We would add to this. that our we
known friend, r. c. Gibson, an exper
enced farmer and gentleman of SCUM
Judgment, informs us that he has opel
ated one of the Russell Mowers fe
years. and that he desires no bette
n machine.
Mr. INOs. u. WdterItouse, of Ga
e ion, Ohio. is very anxious to learn I'll
E whereabouts of Geo. Dawson who is SUI
posed to have resided in this vicinity
: year OF so since. Mr.. w. informs us th;
he recently married lady whose mait
en- name was Rosa Bell Dawson, an
related to said Geo. Dawson. Any OF
having any knowledge as to the presel
u residence of Geo. Dawson, and cOmml