Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-07-11

Barnum showed at Lima yesterday.
r. r. Meeting at Little Sandusky next
Saturday.
Wheat commands ST Is per bushel and
flower 5000 per barrel.
An inexhaustable theme of conversa-
tion-the C. & 7. r. r.
Salem tip. has some of the finest look
ing corn fields we ever saw anywhere.
Remember the Republican County
Convention, which convenes ON the Goth
inst.
A glorious shower fell here last
Thursday morning. 1t cheered up ev-
erything. Also another one yesterday.
Excursion tickets were issued at this
station to the party attending Barnum's
Show at Lima.
Our dealers are paying the following
prices. Wool, 55 and 60; Wheat, $l.15;
Oats, SOC.
County Convention on Saturday of
next week.
We learn, as we go to press, that two
babes snffocated under Barnum's tent,
while at Lima, yesterday.
Building material, such as lumber,
shingles, sash, doors, flooring &C.. at
Hale & Kirby's, very cheap.
We regret to learn that by an unfor-
tunate accident, Mr.. j. II. Anderson re-
broke his leg on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Henry Peters informs us that he
has thirty acres of wheat which is as
good as he ever raised in this county.
Attention is called to the notice of the
Trustees, in another column, in regard
to the Railroad Election. Read it.
Saml. f. Beery, now of the firm of
Diggs, Cunningham K Co., New York,
paid brief visit to his many friends
here this week.
Mr.. T. V. Reber informs us that he
had 20 sheep injured by dogs last year,
10 of which died. Loss about sixty dol
lars.
That the c. &. T. r. r. will be built
is no longer matter of doubt but a
fixed fact. The question yet to be de-
cided is the route.
We are greatly Indebted to our local
correspondents for the items they send
us from time to time. We are always
glad to get items of local news.
The Auditor of Seneca county is re-
ported as having forged an order on the
county Of over eight hundred dollars
and then lit out. He Is said to be fol
Greeley.
Jno. Russell made q trip through
parts of Seneca County last Saturday
and reports the appearance ofall crops
as being encouraging.
Has the resolution, adopted unani-
mously June Is, 1870, ordering that al
| ordinances and other notices shall b,
published in both county papers, beer
repealed by the present board of coun.
cilmen? And it SO, why?
DIR. S. W. Holmes, one of the sign
ers of the call for the Liberal coun
ty convention, now declares that he
will not support Greeley under any
circumstances.
Mr.. J. Henderson, of Santo Domingo
a relative of DR.. r. A. Henderson, is
here on avisit. We are Informed tha
he regards the island of St. Domingo
as the richest country in the world ant
is an ardent advocate of the annexation
of the same to the United States.
Mrs. RehIing, OF Cass tp., Hancock
CO., O., committed suicide in an orchard
near her residence on Saturday last
with common butcher knife. She
leaves family Of several children, the
youngest being only six months old.
Our farmers are now in the midst OF
wheat harvest. The cropis generally
light, yet the quality is excellent and
the quantity much more than was an
ticipated.
This county needs more popul lation
Another r. +. will help lis amazingly
| in that line. When men seek for new
locations they look to railway facilities
A cross r. II. here would add incredi-
BILE vitality to all our enterprises.
At this season of the year there is nc
dish more popular than Ice Cream, and
we know OF no person who understands
better how to prepare this delicious ar
| ticle than Mrs. Hattie Wissler.
Who is the gentleman in our towr
who swore that if the ''niggers," got
the right to vote, he would be d
if he ever approached the polls to
cast another vote? And is he not
now for Greeley?
The people of Toledo, last week, vot.
ed 100000 for the Columbus & Toledo
r. r. by an overwhelming majority
Columbus has long since pledged hel
substantial support. So that the build
ing of the proposed r. R. is fixed fact
Neither of the above cities care whicl
route gets the prize. Hence it become: