Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
Enfal aud gasistella1enus.

The Peak Family are coming.
Obituary from Carey will appear next
week.
Train had an audience of sixteen, all
told, at Toledo, the other day.
After a very brief absence, Mr.. DaYid
Cramer, brought home wife.
The Colorado bugs are organizing pre-
paratory to the summer campaign.
AS we predicted. Mr.. G. G. Grady met
with good reception at this. place.
The Columbus & Toledo r. R. is a
fixed fact if Toledo will do her duty.
NJ. B. Snover. of Pittsburgh, Pa, is
visiting his friends here and other parts
Of Wyandot County.
The Cooper business of Eli Smith has
so increased that he is now turning out
l50 barrels per day.
One day last week Jno. Smith killed
rattle snake, the rattles of which.
| nine in number, he left at our office.
last Saturday Mess. Geo. w. Beery
| anu "a lIOSSI w CiO OiCSoS0 ihShuOSAS Va
the Board of Education without oppo-
sition.
| Mr.. Frank Hoke, worthy young
man of this place, is to be married to-
day. at Sycamore. to Miss Libbie Ro-
| gers of that place.
| John Stoker, Jr. has been widower
for about five years, but got tired of
that kind of life and on Thursday last
committed matrimony.
| If our people don't secure the Colum
bus & Toledo r. R. now, they will lose
a golden opportunity that will never
present itself to them again.
We call attention to the fact that it is
tie practice of some people to throw
dead rats, cats, dogs, chickens &c. in
the alleys, there to remain unburied.-
Stop it.
The attention of the public is invited
to the card of H. Ebersele, our popular
I4iverY-man. He always takes pleas
u:e in accommodating his patrons and
spares no efforts to please them. Ifyou
want to take a ride give him call.
Our old friend, Henry Trump, Esq.
Secretary of the Iron Bridge Co, of
Canton, Ohio, gave us call last Thurs
day morning. We learn from him that
old Molly Stark is firm fer the nomi-
nees of the Philadelphia Convention.
1t is reported that DR.. Livingstone,
the great African traveller is again re-
ported safe in UjiJi. We hope the re-
port is true, but we have very little
hope tn at the civilized world will eyer
see the Doctors face again alive.
Two brothers of A. Martin arrived
from Germany on Saturday evening
last. We understand that they are both
accomplished musicians. One of them
has joined our excellent band and pur-
poses remaining here. The other goes
to Delaware.
Frank Jonas, cigar manufacturer,
who occupies the room next to the post
office, is one of the most industrious and
prompt gentlemen we ever knew. He
is deserving of success and those who
want good cigars should leave their Or
ders with him.
Horace Greeley having been nom in
ated for the Presidency, white Coats
and Hats will become very popular and
Widman informs the public that he is
prepared to supply the demand for
those or any other article of clothing
Remember the place, Fierson House
plock.
j. Kear, of Tymochtee, and who is
seventy-two years old. has been resi-
dent of this county for about fifty
years. We are informed that he plant
ed the seeds of the fruit trees around
the Court House and many of the OLD
orchards in this vicinity. Mr.. Kear is
decided Grant man and says that his
republican acquain tances are also.
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