Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-02
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at their Mill. see their card else where.
Go and hear: Train at Beerys' Hall
next Saturday evening. Admission 50
cents.
H. Flack is completing eozy office
on his lot, corner of Sandusky Avenue
and johnson street, which is to be oc-
cupied by Dr. Bresbine.
A gentleman. while blowing in DR..
j. w. Smalley's lot, located west of the
Catholic Church. on Friday last, turned
up numerous Jumps of ice. This is al
most incredible, but it is a fact.
The r. R. fever is still raging in this
locality and there is no hope that it
will subside till the iron horse makes
its regular trips frem Columbus to To-
ledo via Upper Sandusky.
Geo. F. Train has sworn to free Ire
land and to be President of the United
States. Go and hear him.
A pleasant reunion of the Brinker-
hoff brothers, four in number. and their
wives took place at Bucyrus on Mon
day. Some Of them had not seen each
other for twenty-four years.
Monroe Stevenson, a promising young
man, in the employ of g. B. Stevenson
& Co., Machinists, and who has worked
at the business but about two years. put
the finishing touch" on piece of work
the other day, that they challenge ex-
perienced workmen to beat.
Dr.J w. Smalley is renovating his
property on Southeast corner of San
dusky avenue and Findiay streets.
The corner room on the first floor is
being fitted up for an office, which the
Doctor will occupy as soon as finished.
We are informed that quite a num-
Der of pupils are attending the Mar
seilles Union School from outside of the
District. Under the superintendency
of Prof. Pool and his assistants. the
school is progressing In most gratify-
ing manner. May it continue thus.
Our people will have an opportunity,
on Saturday evening next, of seeing and
hearing Geo. Francis Train, gentle
man who has attracted a great deal of
attention in this and other countries by
his talents and eXcentriclties.
We learn that Mess. Cross &c Awlin
are erecting circular Saw-mill, near
Bellevernon, on DeBolt's farm. They
hope to be able to supply that part of
Wyandot County with all kinds of
building lumber.
AS will be seen by tn manner the
State has been Re-districted, our coun-
ty of Wyandot is associated with the
counties of Crawford, Richland, Ash
land and Holmes. The three latter
counties have hitherto been in Repub-
lican districts.
Jonn Mitten occupies the room in
Kings building, north Of the Court
House, for Notion and Variety Store.
Among other things may be found on
his counter and shelves. Groceries. Va
riety Goods, Lamps, Yankee Notions
&c, &c. He sells a good article of white
coffee sugar at IL cents per pound
Give him a call.
The Anniversary of the Wyandot
County Bible Society will be held in the
NJ. E. Church, on next Sabbath EYen-
ing May 5rh, 1872.
The officers hope for a large attend
ance.
Rev.C. Martindale, Of Oberlin, Dis
trlct Agent, will address the meeting.
D. D. HARE, Sec'y.
We had occasion to call at the Sash,
Door and Blind Factory of Stoll, Bro. &
Co., one day last week and found them
doing very extensive business. They
are energetic business gentlemen and
always ready to supply sash, doors,
blinds and building material at reason
able figures for cash. See their adver-
tisement
The U. Sandusky Fire Department at
their annual meeting, April 9th, 1872,
elected the following officers:
Chief--Levi Shultz.
Assistant Chief-John Agerter.
Secretary-C. Tschanen.
Treasurer Rappold.
Dlrectors-John Seider, G. B. Steven
son. James Lime, M. G. Mealy and Hen
ry Grunditsch.
The Upper SanduskY Marble Works
are turning out very creditable Monu-
ments and those intending to erect mon
uments over the remains Of ther depart
ed loved ones. should give the proprie-
tor, Mr.. Bauscher, call before going
elsewhere. Go and see specimens of
his work.
Shops on Main St., opposite the Van
Marter House.
We were surprised the other day to
see what large stock and variety OF
iron Mess. Hale 6 Kirby have on hand
Those using the article in any form
should not fail to give them call. We
will state that in addition to an i'm
mense stock of hard and tin ware, they
also keep doors, sash, blinds, shingles
&C.. all of which they are Offering at
greatly reduced rates. See their ad-
vertisement in another column.
An important surgical operation was
performed upon the person of Mrs, G.
Rummell, of this place, ,onTuesday of this
week. by Prof. Firestone, of Wooster,O.,
assisted by Dr.J W. Sma!ley, who has
charge Of the patient. and Drs. Hender-
son and Bresbine. The operation was
for the extirpation Of an ovarian cyst
ed forty pounds. The patient is doing
as well as could be expected.