Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-03-20

A very good secondhand Piano for
sale. Price $l00. S. WATSON.
Rip Van Wrinkle, at Beerys' Hall,
Monday night.
Simmons & Clough Parlor and Church
Organs, going very fast at John Pausch's g
Jewelry Store.
VIM McCormic has bought the interest
of r. Lowry in the Upper Sandusky
Towering Mills. Success to the new
firm.
Large Stock of Shee music for all in-
struments at JnC. Pausch's Jewelry, at
off of Publishers price.
Rip Van Wlnkle will be rendered in Ia
superior manner, at Beery's Hall. next
Monday night.
WE are glad to see among us D. E.
Hale of Kansas. We hope he will con-
clude to bid farewell to the western
Wilds," and remaia with US.
Some time ago, James Walton hauled
2OOl brick in one load. with one span of
horses. from the Gotfried Brick Yard to
his farm, near Bellevernon.
The wind blew most violently last
Saturday night. 1t played havoc with
Butcher Frit's" shop.
A terrible conflagration destroyed the
principal business part of the town OF
Elgria. o on Saturday night last. Loss
about 100000.
Frank Tripp is making arrangements
to publish weekly paper at Carey. this
county, to be called the Weekly Times"
We hope the enterprise will prove pc
cuniary success.
Messrs. Juvinall & Fought are selling
out their stock of Wall Paper for the
reason that they want to quit keeping
the article. Those who want bargain
in that or in the line of Dry Goods gem
orally should give them call.
Our friend. NJ. J. Riley, has gone East
with Car load of as fine looking nor
man horses as we ever saw in this coun-
| ty. We hope he will strike the market
just at the right time, and that his en-
terprise will prove to him a pecuniary
success.
Simmons & Clough Organs have
the sweetest tone and are more dur
able than any other organ, and are
sold at very reasonable prices and
terms at Jno. Pausch's Jewelry Store
If.
Now IL the time of the year for paper
ing rooms. Those who have work OF this
KIND to be done, will do well to consult
the advertisement of Mess. Cronice &
Lloyd. TO be found in another Column.
They are practical mechanics and guran-
tee their work.
Give them your orders.
Mr.. Anderson. proprietor of the Upper
Sandusky Deposit Bank, wishes all those
owing the bank to make immediate pay
ment, as he is paying off the depositors
of tbs Institution, and intends to quit
the business.
The Bank rooms will be for rent April
1st, also the rooms overhead.
nI9w2,
Have you heard the news? Congress
men Ames & Brooks have been publicly
cens1red. The Credit Mobilier explod-
ed and threw them 'higher than kite" !"
This was done while Widman was re-
ceiving large stock of ready made
clothing from the East. He also received
piles or piece goods, hats and caps, all of
which he offers at bargain.
| Gail and see for yourself.
| GOT THROUGH QUIcK.-We are inform
ed that one OF our "old sinners" who
takes great delight in telling a good
story. went forward to the MOurners'
| Bench" the other evening, renamed
there a few moments, when he got up.
went back. talked a little to one of the
leaders of the meeting, after which he
picked up his hat and left.
| His experience is now in order.
Job Stevenson is disgusted with
Washington society. In his speech
opposing the bill for the increase of
salaries, he said the winter population
of Washington is ian extravagant
and frivolous one beyond that of any
other city," We suspect that JOB
knew whereof he affirmed.
Blakeney's New York and Western
Theatre will commence an engagement
at Beerys' Hall on Monday evening
next, and continue for three neghts.
fhe comp my will make their appear.
ance in the play of Rip Van Winkie
which, we are informed. they render in
a very popular and admirable manner
We have seen several notices from the
press, in which both the company and
their performances are highly spoken Of