Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-07-04

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James O'Brlan. Aug. 1st, 1879.
Capt. S, S. Petit, July ], '73.
D. Hoffman, Oct. ]. ~.
A. Guckenheimer & Bro, March l, '73
Railroads are the arteries OF nations
vitality.
L. B. Harris is in town and "solid"
for Grant & Wilson.
A. j. Kyler has not yet returned from
his visit to parts unknown.
The Stevens boys are said to have ta-
ken up their residence in Canada.
Our dealers are paying the following
prices Wool, 90 and so; Wheat, $l.3o;
Oats, soc.
L. Bowman and lady have gone to
Baltimore and Washington on visit to
their friends and eelatives.
Patrick Feeley gives it as his opinion
that If Greeley is elected he will have
JEFF Davis in his Cabinet.
What Is the difference between the
New York Tribune and regular Cop
perhead journals now-a-days'
AS we anticipated. the electors of
Crawford township. on fast Saturday.
totcd Railroad Yes" almost uiani-
inously.
We publish a letter from our esteemed
friend, Capt. S, S. Petit. We know
that our people will be glad to hear
from him.
Marshal Tschanen is enforcing the
law in regard to stray animals. He
put five cows and one sheep in the
pound OFF Monday.
DR.. Froen meg was taken to the. In
firmrry, where he remained a few days.
after which he became sufficiently sane
to "light out" So we are informed.
VIM. Baldwin is astonished at the
present attitude Of the Democratic par
ty. He says that the leaders may EN-.
brace Greeley but he viii not vote for
him.
The committee on raising stibscSip-
tion of r. +. Stock are working like
beavers. They deserve praise for the
untiring manner they are prosecuting
the work.
Without Railway facilities wheat
would not command fifty cents per
bushe1 iii this county, and groceries
would be much dearer thatl they are.
Remember this farmers.
The habit of getting drunk on the
Fourth of July is especially disgrace
full to the guilty party and an unpar-
| donable insult to the memory of the
! Revolutionary patrio Is.
The Bellevernon, Sycamore and Mel
more mail now leaves at 81 A. NJ, in
stead of P. NJ, as heretofore. Days
Of departure and arrival, Tuesdays,
| Thursdays and Saturdays
! Our young friend, Rand. l.. Steven
sen, has taken the agency of the cele-
brated "Cosmopolitan Emery Wheel
and is prepared to supply parties wish
ting the same, on short notice. No per-
son working with machinery should be
without one.
| A few days ago two men laid down
across the track. on the Pan Handle r
| r. resting their heads on one rail and
their feet on the other, and remained
| till an engine passed over them. Bad
| whisky is supposed to be the cause OF
this strange act.
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 Wisslef.
Republicans of Wyandot county
should remember that the county
convention is called for the goth inst.
Let us have large turnout and good
nominations.
Mr.. j. C. Rhoads, who resides near
Cochranton, Marion county, o.. was at
our Office on Saturday and reports that
wheat will be much better than was
expected corn is doing well and clover
and oats never promised better to his
knowledge.
A little daughter of DR.. j. A. Stock
ton, of this place. met with an accident
on the 23d u1t., at the residence Of its
grandfather, near Lima, o., that, for a
few moments, was thought to be fatal
but it finally revived, and. at this WRIT
ing, we are glad to state, is regarded
as out of danger
See advertisement of Proprietary
Medicine Company of Toledo, in the
REPUBLICAN. DR.. Case, President OF
the Company, gave us friendly call
last week. The Doctor made gentle
manly appearance and is a very pleas
ant talker. We are OF the opinion th al
he understands his business.
David Tatum, of Cleveland. O., de1iv-
cred temperance lecture at the Pres
byterian Church, on Thursday evening
last. There was a small attendance
which is to be regretted, as 3fr. Tatum
is candid and earnest advocate of the
cause. He urged upon the ministers o.
the Gospel to take hold of the subject
and handle it from the pulpit. Mr. T a.
tum thinks that the church has greatly
neglected to do its duty in this matter
PEKsoNAL-J. c. Croft and Georg,
Grundtisch, doing business at Pitts
burgh. Pa, arrived on Saturday t.
spend a few days among their many
relatives and friends here. They lool
as though the smoky atmosphere Of th'
Iron city agreed with them.
Mr.Josiah Smith, who lately remov-
ed to Wyandot, Kansas, writes us. un-
der date of June 22th, and among othel
things, says: