Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-07-18
Ereal aud aalisfelIausu,.s.

NciSOus
Crops good.
Weather splendid.
Nelson at Beerys' Hall tonight.
Ratification meeting q "phizzle."
Somebody stole Kings hatchct. Hard
up.
Prof, A. II. OwENs, of Seneca, Kas.,
is here on a visit.
Mr.. P. S. Ebersole sold about 1900
pounds Of honey last year.
Coal would cost us about one third
less If we had the C. s T. r. r. complet-
ed.
Our German Band Joins the delega-
ton to the R. X. meeting ut Columbus
to-day.
Marseillcs needs a r. Il. and we
should rejoice to see it become Rail
rad town.
Our dealers are paying the following
prices. Wool, 55 and 60; Wheat, $l.l5;
Oats. 25c.
Mr.. Straw cut six acres of wheat on
Monday. which he says Is as good as
any he ever put a reaper into.
The c. q T. r. Z. would give us di-
rect communication to the Northwest
and Columbus, Cincinnati &c.
Remember that the C. d T. r. R., will
supply the country aiotg its line with
pine lumber at greatly reduced prices.
Old Repub blicans inform us that J. D :.
Sears was never known to make polit-
ical speech unless he was personally I'M
terested.
There are serious Combinations
against the Eastern line ofthe {. & T.
r. r., and it becomes its friends to
be on the alert.
The c. 4 T. r. r. would enable our
farmers to get better prices for their
wheat, corn. potatoes and in fact every
thing they raise.
These hot days Soda Water is popu-
lar drink. Eddie Brauns commands a
fountain in DIR. Billhardt's Drug Store
and knows how to prepare an excellent
article. Give him a call.
A r Z. line is agitated from Gallon.
via Marseilles and Logansport, Indiana.
The Marseilles people are very active
| in the matter and hopeful Of ultimate
| success.
1t is said thatJ. D. Sears is soon to
make speech at Bucyrus. He is not
aspiring for office-ot course not. Still
Judge Pillars had better keep his eyes
on him.
At this season of the year there is no
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. a.
| When the Nevada Delegation arriv.
ed at the ratification meeting on Sat.
urday evening. the parties were cheer.
| ed. On actual count the delegation
| was found to consist Of five Democrats
and five Republicans,
Nelson at Beerys Hall To Nigh,
tits known thatJ D. Sears woult
have attended the Philadelphia Con
vention if he had been appointed {
delegate.
Mr.. D. E. Hale and lady. of Coffey
vile, Kas.. arrived here with the re
mains of their son, on Saturday even
ing. They will remain among thei
friends for several weeks. Mr.. Hal,
expresses himself highly pleased witt
his new home.
| Somebody tore down Brunner'
Greeley hat on Saturday night. Tha
was wrong, as this is a country wher'
the greatest difference of opinion i
recognized. The hat has become th'
platform and emblem Of the Democrat
ic party. They have secured a cop.
right fosit. Let them enjoy and dis
play it as they please. Don't touch th
darn thing That ''star' will g
down forever after November.
I It is rumored that the Democratic
leaders here have promised Jno, D
Sears the nomination for Judge 4 tn
/ Court of Common Pleas, in place o
Judge Pillars, who is a candidate 70
reelection,
We hope the Republicans of thi
county will so arrange their busines
as to enable them to attend the Count,
Convention in large numbers next Sat
urday. We want a large Convention
and every true Republican in the coun
ty should attend and thus encourag
the good work by his presence an
council. County nominations and 9th
er important business will engage til
attention of the Convention.
Jno, D. Sears, in his speech Satul
day evening, among other things
said that the great men had bee
driven from the ranks of the Reput
lican party, which was general
construed as paying high compli
ment to himself.
On seeing the surroundings of M
T. +. Grisell, last Saturday evenin
as he was acdre sing the Democrat
meeting, 1t was remarked that one {
his characteristic speeches on ten
:. perancc would have been most oI
perfume.
Jno. Berry, in his speech, Satu1
|
day night, saidthat the star ofUlyse
will have set by next November
rise no more. This is terrible pre-
diction, but lest some weak friend {
Gen. Grant should feel scared "
will state that the expression wa
mortally wounded before it left IL
throat of him who gave it utteranc
A BEAUTIFUL coMB1NAT1oN-Th
name at the top of the hat sus
pended across the street by the u