Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-06

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Legal advertisements, 81 per inch for first
| insertion. and fifty cents per inch for each
| subsequent insertion. Road notices, 81.
| Local notices, when required In large type,
first insertion, 25 cts. per line, each subsequent
| insertion, 20 cts.
Go to Seder 4 Hale's new building.
The Union Schools commeiiced the
Spring term on Monday.
We are pleased to see such marked i'm
provements in the Lancaster Gazette.
Its prosperity is,well earned.
Such beautiful weather as we are hay
ing here cannot be surpassed even in
Sunny Italy.
He Call the attention OF our lady
readers to the Advertisement of Misses
Leightner & Morean's New Millinery
| Store.
| CoOpers Wdntecl-EIi Smith. of this
place wants four OF five firstelass Coopers
Immediately to whom he will pay good
wages
Don't fail to read the advertisement
ola. w. Brinkerhoff d Son in to-days
Republican. Call and see them.
Cot. G.. Sears has returned from an
extended business visit. west as far as
Nebraska.
H. MadJaa, Esq. has rented the room
lately occupied by Grisell s. Kali. in
Beery's block.
Messfs. GrssSeu DE- Kali have re-
moved their Law Office to the second
floor in Kings building, on Wyandot
Avenue, North of the Court House.
Mr.. Z. r.. GriseU retired from the
Office of Revenue Collector on Saturday.
No man has ever held office that was
more courteous and obliging to the pub
lie than Mr.. GriselL.
James McKeIIy has purchased the
interest OF his partner. Mr.. Strasser, and
is now carrying ON the grocery and pro
vision business alone. j. V. S. Hoyt is
assisting him as salesman.
G.N. Worley, Esq, of Kirby, sends
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formances with the pen. The specimens
are very creditable to his skill.
HFe received call from Thos. S. Tay-
lor, Esq. editor of the Ft. Wayne Jour
nal, on last Tuesday. Hei.reports the
Journal as flourishiig and the Re publ
cans of Fl. Wayne Q. X.
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boldly and diligently worked for the
! success OF the Peoples ticket are desery-
ing OF all praise.
/ Well done, gentlemen. Your heads
are level
The Town Council made partial
settlement on Tuesday. They will hole:
| a special meeting on Monday evening
next, ut which time the annual settle
ment will be made and the new member
sworn into office.
Christian BeistIc has removed his
Boot and Shoe store to Kinnear's old
stand, opposite the pierson House. He
| is prepared to do all kinds of custC m
work in his cline, Pre- mptly and in good
style.
The District Court was in. session. on
/ Saturday and presided over by Judges
Pillars Latta and Mott.
The Frederick will casewas dimissed.
The ,iniirmarv case was unanimously
| decided in favor of the Commissioners.
/ On Monday, the father of the editor of
this paper, who is in his GSth year of age
papers were issued to him by Judge p.
B...Beidler on Saturday. He took pleas
ure in voting the straight Peoples
Ticket" and rejoiccs in its success.
r. III. Read, Esq, the gentlemanly
/ travelling agent for the sale of the Nor
tilern Pacific $50 Gold Bonds. gave us a
] call on last Thursday. He informs us
that said Bonds are being sold much
faster than the compeny anticipated
when they offered them to the public.
Rec. Mr.. Hart preached in the U.
B. Church of this place on last Sa bbath
Mr.. Hart is a young man of fine abilities
and if he perseveres, will, some day, oc- :
cupy q conspicuous position amorg the
ministers of the U. B: denomination.
i At the close of the morning services
nine members were added to the church.
Frazier, Lesser Dc Co. have removed
10 Seider & Hale's new brick. on Main
street, one door north of the Christian d
Mccormick. They have on hand large
stock of manufactured goods, which are
gotten up in fine style. The public is
| inviled to call and see their splendid
tables. chairs, bedsteads, cupboards, &c.
Prices always as low as can be had else
where.
PdtrO3aise Hine-1ur German friend
Frank Jonas, who recently moved in the
room next to the Post Office, is meeting
with such success in his business that he
has been obliged to employ two assist
ants. He is a prompt, Industrious, wor-
thy gentleman, keeps on hand the best
brands of tobacco, and those who have
tried them, declare that he manufactures
as good cigars as anybody need want to
smoke.
Furniture at 4uctton.-On the
9th, 7th and sth days OF April next. Mr..
F.W. Schaefer will offer at public auc-
ton, at his Furniture warehouse, oppo-
site the REPUBLICAN office, $4,000 worth
of furniture, consisting of Bureaus, Ia
bles, Chairs, Stands. &c, &c. We advise
the public to avail themselves of the op-
portunity thus afforded for good bar