The Crawford County Forum from Bucyrus, Ohio • 1

1 VOLUME 25 BUCYRUS OfllO: FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 8 J869 NUMBER 24 ui cjw -4 i i -i $ira SaBUss frjttfar4 tfcaatg ontm Pusir kind ov a weakness that repentance both ov them are creditable tew our us- tures 1 and A man iz biz own best friend FOB TIIE FAMILY CTKCXK and respected elUzena hare suit a striking and vivid recollection! (Like the aaeeapry of jAyadUhAt nxUeo-tibb'ofddm itk pleaant bat a 1LUW mournful Debating Societies and Institatea bad nevr gt that day dia- Brnoval Houses removed the SUBSCRIBER has a FIRST-CLASS MOVING MACHINE and will remove in good order expeditiously and at reasonable rates Barns Houses die He can be found at Shafer's Grocery Bucyrus Orders solicited JOHN STAHL HAY C09XA6X TO AT RDj You're startHgte-day on jottfusy oussed the question as to whether oor-Along on the highway of Itfei J- 11 meet with thousand tmp(attoiis' P0 punishment ought to be Abolished a J- Beforethebofofthe i -)jgood Pratt' hd -ended-tbe dauger wherever you go llut if you are tempted la weakueft Have courage my hoy to Jusy no PITTSBURGH FT WAYNE A CHICAGO KAILWAY On andafter August 30th 1869 Trains will leave stations daily (Sabbathaexoepted) 'Trainleaving Chioagoatt: HOP ail ly) 1 Train lea vi at leaves daily ftteh TRAINS GOING WEST BTAT10X8 Pittsburg 155a Rocheeter Salem- 1 Alliance Canton Massillon Orrville Wooster Mansfield Crestline J1 g'Jj Bucyrns 1017 Sandusky 1 1061 Forest 1120 Lima 2030i Van Wert! 300 645 AM 820 1018 1115 121 2l-M 1245 126 155 405 445 605 658 700 740 843 1060 i Fort Wayne1 880 4145 1 Columbia1 409 1231am Warsaw! 466 125 Plymouth i 648 228 Valparaiso! 780 408 Chicago 620 I 620 885AM 125pm lRAINS GOING EAST BTATiaSS Chicago 450AM 820 Valparaiso! 720 I 850 Plymouth! 903 1103 vldnalize but my time is already exhausted ri A word ae to tbe teacher in the other epartmente: Generally they have ne themselves credit and greatly aided and promoted the welfare and efficiency of our schools They deserve honorable mention i i A to the present condition of our bools it may -be natty and truly affirmed that they are euooemful fro a high degree Their reputation ta good at home and abroad Ever since their organization iu 1650 they bave ben gradually advancing in excellence This la dtie partly to their psj one wge are slow es a general thing to 4o tbe Board of Education whose succee sive members have generally been tireless lu their endeavors to advance ibeir usefulneae and efficiency and lastly to tbe leathers wko bav so generally filled the' positions they have occupied with credit and honor But this sketch of tbe rise progress snd present condition of our schools Imperfect as it to would manifestly be much more so were no reference made to tbe occasion which has called it tbe dedication of tbe New School House Tbe want of more room was immediately felt to be very pressing at the i time of the first organization of Ihe Union Sohooto the wm entirely 1 inadequate to aeat tbe 50p children then in tbe district A brick edifioe on tbe tpot Where we now stand wm finished iu the Autumn of 1852 at a cost of $4000 This building from the start was in several respects a sad ItwMfnfuxe however for fifteen years and was then demolished to stye way to the-npj'le building in WtJch we are now congregated The fcojey Vtone of ibis the finest schooli'ffdytvik laid with appropriate fcrmontea on the 30th" day of July 1868 It to as you now see completed It to monument tbat It to hoped Will for oenturie attest to tho liberality of those who have voted the money to build tn tba untiring energy and feithfnlness of the Board of Education whb have with such an enlightened zeal pushed forward the work to Us success-fill completion a monument indeed creditable to all who have contributed in any why to ita building a standing and a proad monument of the respect we all have for the great principlee of popular Education log Kjiseppearedv i abd brick achool hmd was buiU-d the lot row known Beware of her ounnlii and arti 7 W7' rlU Whenever fou see her approach In of tb County jil Tbit gft Decked ent in their tinsel and show juat now (Jearted as a school $ousetahd oonym tdofttglpds for school purposes' deserted i i I '-f i lin EdfeTefr lii 1Wt ganlaeti our UnidtrSchoota From poisons that sung ilka attadAev 1'bls brings our Yeoord Dcbrn to the be- 7 anfblng halfs'Sfse you flnorti pit wiat may hp billed the Pro gresalta Hr of 4he introduction of tlfe gredd 9ten Ooe word lyor however of the past Of ell tboae who had previoualy been teachers in Bucyrus only these are now Mr 1 PWtkR UowiMrriw JoHB MODKBWELIh epd HoBAOR Nk97 hYi hutg alnof been piloted over the river by tbe grim ferryman 1 It wepld be a pleaaant teak to 'recall particular inoidenta eocusrinR during the administration of (neny of them but tiara i too limited 1 Even the homes of ell can not be mentioned! IbW however in this oonneatlntU srUli doubtlees ball yp pleasing reecttecttonsAameny present of the oldeh Owe! dPt th ge-i Measrs MaMuLLBit McGill Wallacb Horton Yost Mvjbrs Ljrh Camp Davis Plants Bears Squibb Fbt White' Needham Everson and -of the laileit-rEMiLT Rows 1 the Misaea Cabrt Maboaretia Williams Mrs Espy nd two daugbtere(MACtaiR and Elmira) the Miraes PaVi Ann Mo-Cmaok Kiy hud Hannah Punn ar pa thee that pie well remembered The elect Ofs of Eaoyrns by majority vote edopted tbe graded ays tem the A alum of jjist twenty years ago 1 An election? as soon after celled for determining who should be the members of the first Boerd of Edo-estlon of the Bupyrns Union Schools The gentlemen elected and qualified were John Jno Ardbrson Aaron aret Dr Jacob Auobnstrin Dr Willis Mbuiman and John Mod-erwbll In the twenty years of the existence of od-ptasent ayatem many of our citizens have served as members of tbe Board-all with Coos id arable aaetifioe of their time and of course without pay It would be proper here to giv9 the names pf all or them but tbe time is too pressing The Board as at present constituted consists of Dr Fulton Clther John Fbanz Samuel Hoyt BcnoatJs end Gkorgm Don- KpKWI Tbs organization -of tbe kohools was completed In the Spring of 119 with Prqf I Booth gftPfrintSRdeDl salary ot 1600 and Misp Plf ba Tat lob as teacher in tbe High School at f2300 pet month lb Uie twenty years oflheir existence pnf schools have hkd teb Superintendents I Booth MarTiN Hiup pAYlD Kerb Mason John rHoPLEY Alex MillMb Me Vat EiBk'toop and Habpeb In that limp we hTf had as tepeber of tbe High Miss UuakaTayloRi Misf Thayer Miss Habbist IViohi Mlsa Jula Brown Miss Delia Galcsha Mias M1s I-xma McGbeoob Miss SteWarT Miss JulIa A Bbeck-xnuuoac hfias1 Jvlia A' Walwobk (nbw Mri Jacob Miss JnNsis JackEon and Miss Mabcklla fjwUtoLBY in mU twelve Ume alloted to me precludes thi idee of any re- The gambling halls are Their lights bow the? If you should be tempted te entes- Think twice even thrice eTe you go Inj courage alone liee your safety 'J When yon the long Journey begin And a trust in a Heavenly Fathes Will keep yon unspotted from sin11 -Temptations will go on leer eon tnj' As streams from a rivulet flew I Bat If yob fire tru to your feanbood Have theooRragemy boy to say no I I lOi i II Lm i FINEtl' WHEEL i I OLD SCOTCH SOBO A bonny laddie peseed me I turned me round and viewed An'O I liked Is glancin' eye His looks Into my heart did steal il But aye 1 turned my Wheel My woel-ebeped hand he did extol i He praised my fingers naat and smell He said there was nae lady fair i That would at all me compare His words into my heart did steal But aye I turned my spinaln' wheel- He coaxed me lay bye my rock an reel My windini and my sdnnt' wheel -He coaxed me lay 'them go and be hie bonny prida And I liked his word ea wed I laid aside my spinster wheat HISTORICAL HKRTCn BUCYRUS U'UCJf ECUCdLS i AddretMi delherfel jet the Dedkatieu of the Union School House Is Bsej run Taesdny Ereslnf' Kept lh lSH BUTTERFIELD others of the fundamental and enlightened principles of the famous Ordinance of 1787 was one providing that religion morality end knowledge being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind schools end the means of education should be forever encouraged Tbe Constitutions of Ohio 1802 and 1851 reiterated this declaration It was not however until tbe year 1824 any provision wae made for th4 aup of common schools in Ohio The pattKv of laws establishing! andgli! many ways aiding public instruction tbe General Assembly began at this period of our history and has been continued until Ohio can now boast of a system which challenges the admiration the wbolf country The common schools of our State have general divisions the dmlrict tchools adapted to tbe country and the graded or union tchools which meet the wants of cities and villages Both equal etfeouragemeijt from the tbe diffbrenct! between them being in (heir practical adaptability iy localities densely or sparsely settled Until (he year 161 thq yyuraxm schools Ohio were 'conducted with few exceptions upon ihe general plan of schools By tbe passage of an Ac the 21st of Feb of that year by thy Warsaw Columbia Fort Wayne Van Wert Lima Forest Sandusky Bucyrus Crestl Mansfle Wooster Orrvllle i Canton 1500 Alllanoe ll25 Salem 1201 ru Rochester 205 Pittsburg' 315 1007 1148 1058 1255PM 101 PM 183 252 423 452 535 606 600AM 635 825 868 938 200 244 342 403 440 505 615 542 703 728 767 813 905 933 1105 200 Youngstown New Castle and Erie Express leaves Youngstown 230 mNew Castle 400pm arrives Pittsburgh 600pm Returning leaves Pittsburgh 715am arrives New Castle 940ara Younastown 10 45am Youngstown New Castle and Pittsburgh Accommodation leaves Youngstown 600a Newcastle 710a arrives Allegheny 1020am Returning leaves Pittsburgh 440pmarrives New Castle705pm Youngstown 760pm KIMBALL Ticket Agt Trains Gelns West frem Bnerrns Mall 625 A Day Express 1025 A Night Express 640 Fast Line Trains Gnlng Ksst from Bnerrns Fast Line 816 A Night Express 81 A Mall 557 Day Express 69 A 91 McCracken Aienl ATLANTIC A GREAT WESTERN Going East Oom Gnllou Night Express leaves Gallon -410 A Day Exp Mall 105 Accommodation 540 A Accom Freight 600 AM Going West from Gallon- Night Express leaves Gallon 1110 Day 1010 AM Accom 405 AM Accom Freight AM Night Express going east leaves Clncin-nation Sunday nights bnt not on Saturday nights Manat Agent CLEVELANdT COLUMBUS CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD CHAKOB OF TIME NOXDAV MAT ltlTH 1869 eoLusava nrvisioir Going Sonth from Crestline- Olnclnnntl Express 945 A New York and Western 615 Night Express 1025 Going North from Crestline- New York Express A Gallon Passenger 745 A Cincinnati Express 185 Cincinnati Mall and Express -630 Gen Lee Agent INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION Going West from Crestline Day Express 1005 A Sf Western Express 600 51 Night Express 1039 Arrive at Crestliae Night Express 4J0A Fast Ex press 1150 A Eastern Express u13 Geo Lee Ageot- sent enemy Jealousy iz on ov par set lea We kn endure vices la tbe young that we should despise in tbe old (Please make a note ov this old phellows) 1 Prtendshib ix like earthenware i( it iz broken it kan be mended but love iz Uk a mirror once broken tbat ends it 1 dont know ov ennythiug os the face rOV the earth more remorseless than 7 per cent Interest We 12 per cent Ei Forum 1 1 1 1 I Thare ta a grate deal ov difference be-tweetfeudurlng mtofortupea because we expect to and enduring them becuze we arevhKd to oqe iz pasbanoe tbe other mere sullennes When I aee an old man merry a young wife I consider him starting out on a bust for I am reminded ov tbe parable In tbe Bible about old wine and nw boi- tles- i i If It tz feme Clarenoe that yvw are looking after I can assure you that Utu glory ov the common scribbles will per- foyfte posterity about as deep az the ad- verttoemente sv quaok dock ter My advice to you iz dread fol short and aim- pie qnd az easy to follow az a baiter If I -yu are fully satisfied tbat yore fust literary effort ta perfect tare it up and be a phool but once bot if you sincerely doubt its merits (which Iz the hardest doubt to inhale) let the publkwlecide between yu and yure fears The public 1 hav no vanity they are az pracklicu) ax a lot of surgeons In dissecting room Dont be soared st thf fritik staither Urn are like hornet never sting ded beings NflM ITEM ftltka has $ixty barropma and twq breweries for 680 inhabitants 11 i Scandal to a bit of falpe money and be whd passes it frequently to aa trad as bn who originally utters it I A gentleman looking at hi wylch af- ter midnight lo-lnorrow morning I must bid you good Cofttraiy to tbe general Idea Dr Hayes found mosquitoes In the Arctle than elsewhere" -An Arkansas editor appealed to t-fa of in hto town to oel- brute (be Humboldt cemetery Delaware to threatened with obliteration Its chief river te washing the State away et tbe rate of fifteen fevt year 1 Sbe stand tbat sort of thing very i It to said tbat Com Vanderbilt went to Canada to be married that and Gould should not get out an Injane- tlon and put his intended into the hand of a recelve-her -While a Babbath-Scbool convention was in aeaaien at Sandusky Ohio bias- phemousoyMerman announeed: iu evry alild cooked to order Friends i of the Hedeejner will please Robeson says be has discovered a sod deficiency in obr War yesaeto They are notsufllcieutly supplied itl) euchre declt I make them pleasant for the reception of lour Government officials Detroit i) Off Pi-ess Scbch horrible punssa this are infiioted upon tbe Chicago public by th Republican: JVorrsl to travelling with her atotere agin Tk-1 MtUe breeze has blown over end a Irene as possible Fuzzylioda let ua walk in the meadow where tbe clover to In blossom and the amorous zephyrs play dern the amorous heifers 1 I see enough of them over on 1 1 A1' number of men eelllng feathers may now b4 a various point of tbe Bari bonlevarda it being the fa tb km for tb women of th demimonde to ferry In their hands bands one of them find longer the better The body of a New Hampshire youth has been exhumed and bto heart out out and i burped from supers Hihpa that (hie alone would save the life of bis brother who to dyltig of tlje same dis-v es consumption A lady at Nashville Tennessee aston- 4 1 ishsd at the numbers bl 11 army asked one Of the soldiers: far back does your army am it reaches to tbe North Pole and when left two more regiments were trying to get 1 1 A lively turtle wns caught near Hemp- stead (Long Island) a few days ftgd on 4 the kbelfvblch was distinctly marked 181to- tbat data wae an lnacrlptlDB not so distinct' the tnltlale 7 1 ieiQgfo nearly worn off as to bo illegible bat the date was 1729 nl AE economical eboemsker saved popsidqraile labor and paint In making" 1 hto figij by arrafiglpg the as ifol- lows: 6H0 II II miMSHKR AND PROPUIKXQR 3 I im Hokum Ik published on Friday morn-Mig In the HOrond story of the Him adjacent to he Com 1 Hfttise at the tolliiw ing rates: Per year in ailuiuce $200 it The I'dkI'u circulates ft eeof postage lliiln he I i in II Crawford Caunty 1 RATES OF ADVERTISING 1- in li subscrilien I BOOK AND JOB PRINTING colored and plain of every conceivable uilclynud equal In styfe tile best city work executed on short notice and at reasonable prices 1 tout gUmtwtf 1 Thomas CotrsHtiH Clerk of Court James Cifments Probate Judge William Scboors Auditor Jons Franz Treasurer Ksplingxr Sheriffs Bowvkr Recorder a Jones Prosecuting Attorney McDonald Surveyor James Worden Coroner John Bcrgbacher 3 Lewis Littleb Commissioners Barber Rodinson Jfrvise i John Adam Kunk i-Infirmary Direct's John Ailoback r- Citjt tgfowtar Jorge McNfat Mayor of Bucyrtis II Paine Meyer of Gallon Dr McKean Mayor of Creatlfhe Lvanlioe OliafileiV ROYAL ARCH MASONS ducyr Regular Convocations 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each Month ma2S-lyn 11 FINLEY Ac a nr A BE LOBG No 1 19 Free and Accepted Masons Regular communications Wednesday evenings before full Moon of each month JAMES LEWIS W'M at graw BE Attorneys at LawGalionOhio Ofllce No 3 Block Tunrl2-lyV OSH OJJf PW Attorney at Law Ciestline Ohio Office in building opposite A Bar-i ai's Protisictp Store aprlo A A UNDERWOOD Attorney at law Burjrus Ohio Will attend promptly toall legal business intrusted to bis care janl-9 VT A THAN JON Ll Atfoiuey and Counselor at Law office in Union Hall Crestline Crawford County Ohio nov27-tfv I fL Altornrj at Law Bscjrrng 0hl6 OlHce in Ward's Block AUV AACKS MADE ON COLLECTIONS Ea Altcinev at Law and Notary Public Cou 'j aimer and general colleeting Agent Ij kms Ohio decll-ly Gallon Ohio Attorney at Lv Not-i public and Real Estate Agent Especial ittention given to tbe collection of claims' SWIGAEiT Attorney nt Law OfflcS op- wnii posltpthe Court-nouso lend to ail business care promptly at' Intrusted to his aprl5 BUTTEKFI'fltt) Attorney at Law Bucyrus Crawford County Ohio Wlllattcnd promptly to all business Intrusted to hiscarc Office No 9 Quinby Block up stairs STEPHEN A fR I STr (O Attorney at Law Bucyrns Ohio Office InRowse's block over the Postotfice Special attention given to collecting and securing claims hPrI5 A I Attorney at Law Buryrus Ohio Office In No 7 QulDby Block WJH attend promptly to all business iotSusledtO his care aprlo-ly II SMITH Attorney at Law and Notary Public He will also give attention to drafting deeds mortgages powers of attorney wills Ac Collections of all kinds attended to Office No li 2d story Quinby Block Main Street Bucyrns Ohio AptI5 i Attorney at Law Office In the south-easteorner(ou the seednd flpor)of the Court houso Special attentlonglyen to the Settlement of estates sale of real estate of deceased persons by executors and adminls trntors'andby guardians and the interest ers therein pMJt of lienholders 1 1 EO BONN ENWP RTITjS EN JC Justice or the Peace and NolaTy Public illfiee in 1st Story of Block opposite on Sandusky Avenue Special attention paid to collections and i on veyancing ap2J COB A Tr JISTICE OF THE PEACE office with Poole nextdoorto tiosser's Book Store in Crestline Ohio Will attend faithfully and promptly toall business intrusted tohlscare as Justice collector and conveyancer aprl2-tf TJ REDERICK NEW AN JJ Notary-Public Crestline Will attend promptly to any business that may be i ntrusted to his care whether as conveyancer or Collectorof claims Office with Poole Atty at Law decll-ly gfaygiriang aud uygtooj DR xAI PH1S1CUX AXP SIROKOS Bucyrus Ohio may21 Dr PUT 8114 AX AXD 81RGE0X Office In Block Bucyrns Speelulattentlon paid to the ticatmeut of hronicdlseascs Janlo-tf Dr George 1 keller- at CllkEXDALfc BOBIXSOX'S DRl'G 8T0BK Also Fire Life and Accldeat- IusuraSce Agent Bucyrus Ohio Janl5-tt Dr pe nfield HOMCEOPATHIC PUVSICIAX Offi is Ins services to the citizens of Bu-cyrns and vicinity Office 'and residence! first door sfiuth of Clothing Store All calls in thellne of hisprofesslon promptly ulteudcd to decl8-ly gfntisitji Dr Mcoa'RRE'Ll SURGEON Office over the Hardware Store of Picking A Oelger Main Street Hnc ms 4 SeplU Dr beilharzs resident dentist Of Bucyrus during thelnst 13y6(fi8tlll offers his services to the people of Bneyma and suri-oundlngcouatry Teeth extraeMd with the most approved modern instrument All work warranted toglvenattsfac linn The Dr is familiar with both the German and English language Office over Hardware Store dee25-ly £urt'fiiur I A Court of Common IHcas of Cuttr-ford County Ohio I Ennius i A-ma Wtman versus ier By virtue of a 1 1 Fa Issued by the Clerk I of the Court of said County In the above cose and to me directed I will offer fur sale i at public auction at tbe door of the Court i House in Bueyruson TUESDAY tlu 12th I day of October A 18o9 between the 1 I hours of 10 o'clock A and 4 o'clock P- -f said day the following described real estate to-w It: 1 Lot number one (1) in Davis a ad-I dltion to the incorporated village of Gal-1 Ion -which will more fully refer-I ence being had to the records oi said county of Qrawtord Also the undivided oue-balf 1 of out-lot number fifteen tl5) in Daniel Wertz addition of ont-lots to the villnge of 1 Gallon Appraised at Lot No (1) $2506 NC Terms Cash KEPLINGER Sheriff of Crawford County Ohio 1 CoutTiR Atty for PUT September 10 1609 SALE In the Court of Common Pleas of Craw-' ford County Ohio Charles 'G Emerson vtiwns Jesse Straughan By virtue of a Vendl Exponas issued by tho Clerk of the Court of said County In the a-bove case and tome directed I will offer for sale at public auction at the Boor of the Court House in Bucyrus on TUESDAY the 26th day of October A 1869 between tbe hours of 10 A and 4 of said day the followingde scribed real estate to-wlt: In-Lots number ope (1) and two (2) In Block number thirty f30) In Crestline Cl -Appraised at Lot No $20000 2 22300 Terms Cash KEPLINGER Sheriff of Crawford County Ohio Habbis PIffs Atty Sept 24 1869 w-VpftlO I In the Court of Common Pleat of Crate ford County Ohio -Maria Walter versus John King By virtue ot a writ of Bale issued by the Clerk ot the Conrt of said County in tbe above ease and to me directed I will offer for sale at public auction at tbe door of the Court House la Bucyrus On TUESDAY the 19lh day or October A 1869 between tbe hours of 10 A and 4 o'clock of said day tbe following described real estate to-wlt: The undivided one-fourth ef the south half of -the south-east quarter of sec-tlon thirty-five (AS) In township two(2)ln range seventeen (17) Also the undivided one fourth of the south-west part of the south half -of fractional section thirty-six (36) lu township number two (2) In range seventeen (17) in Crawford County Ohio Appraised at $72800 Terms Cash KEPLINGER Sheriff of Crawford County Ohio Sept 17 FREDERICK SUMF of In tbe State of Pennsylvania will take notice that John Blpnusand John Kraft of the county of Crawford in tbe State of Ohio did on the 9th day of September A 1869 file their petition in the Conrt of Common Pleas within and for the county of Crawford in said State of Ohio against the said Frederick Bump Catharine Sump (bis wife) and Martin SponbanerTlefendents setting forth that the said Frederick Snmp Catharine Samp gave a mortgage to the said JohnBtppus and John Kraft on tbe following described premises situate in Crawford County the same being a part of the north-east quarter of sectTonr No 31 township number 26 of range No 30 being a part of Out Lot No 8 as designated by Joseph Lee John 8 Davis Lloyd Iow Commissioners appointed to divide the real estate (then re-miUfct pa) or TarOb Rulil trr (Hd eowut Vj secure the payment of six hundred dollars according to a certain note referred to in said mortgage and praying that said Frederick Snmp may pay said sum now claimed to be due with interest tbeieon from tbe 1st day of September A 1) 1867 or tbat said premises may be sold to pay the same and the said Fredetick Sump is notified that he la required to appear and answer said petition on oi before the third Saturday after tbe 16lb day of Octobernext 3 COULTER 1 Attorney for Plalntlffit September 10th 1869 w5 office of tbe Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Crawford County Ohio against the said Charles Obrien setting forth that the said defendant disregarding bis mart- I of said plaint! the husban 11 plaintiff and willrnlly abandoned tbe sal tbat sbe may ihe said Charles Obrien wbicb petition will stand To? hearing at the next term 4t said Court and tbesatd Charles Obrien is further notified that the tiff Will take depositions -to be Used her on tbe trial of said action at tbe office Of Jacob Stable In the town iof Crestline in the County of Crawford and State of Ohio on Friday September 24th A I 1869 between the hoars of 8 A and 6 and will be adjourned from day today nhtll completed -CATHARINE OBRIEN By W- Coulter her Atty Sept 3 1869 Legal Notice James Widgeon Is hereby notified that Cc dissolution of the mart-lag con trLt exts- ting between them and for alimony and the custody of the children of their marriage Cause alleged grew neglect of duty and sentence of said James Widgeon to imprisonment and hia actual imprisonment la the Ohio Penitentiary fot violation of the criminal laws of this State Bald petition will be tor beer lag before said Court at the term thereof pqBtmeneing November 9tb 1869 FRANKLIN ADAMS Atty tor Petitioner In the 1 of USIC! MUSIC! rUARI45rt50NATB formerly of Baden Germany offers bis services to the people of Bu'yrus as a teacher of Music on Piano and Melodeon Having had a largeexpe-rlence as a teacher of musiC he flatters himself that he will give entire satisfaction He therefore solicits a liberal share of public patronage July2ti' ii WILSON STEWART BUOY- KUS manufacturer of Target and Sporting Rift Also dealerinSingle sus-Double Shot Guns Pistils and Sporting Apparatus of all kinds Repairing done on short notice in the best manner gnd at moderate prices Please give me a call Shop on Mansfield St two squares eastof the Court-house roploymxnt WANTED IMME Vr-asd MEDIATELY Ladies with Sewing Machines can find STEADY employment and GOQD WAGES if immediate application is made at the Health Corset Manufactory in 3rd Story Quinby Block March 12-tf HEALTH CORSET CO ttrtlaiuxrjS pEORGEMcN IX' AUCTIOKSER Offers his services op Reasonable terms to those desiring to sell Real Estate or Personal Property GOB I AUCTION SEK NEW WINCHESTER 0 Offers his services to the people of Crawford County Satisfaction guaianteed Charges $500 per dayjunder 5 miles travel $600 for greater distances mai-26-ly 3 HE HARDING HOUSE Uiioyrits This wpll-known Hotel has jast been refitted and the Proprietor is happy to announce to the traveling public that he is better prepared than ever before toac-coMmocLate customers Excellent stabling attached to and reagfuabA-lr! 0'-ly iT''P HARDING rjiit iious Buoyrus The Proprietor desires to Inform a generous Public that he is thankful for past patronage and solicits a continuance of the same Good Beds and well spread Tables aqd everything desirable for comfort are Sflordedto the weary Traveler Excellent stabling attached to the Premises Prices moderate April 23-tf JOHN SIMS selves April e7 A gobmlet Prest iamb Vice Prest IRST NATIONAL BANK IlLtYHtIH OHIO Will transact all the branches of aBAXK-IXGAXD EICHAXGE B181XK88 loan Money and Discount Business Paper at the most favorable rates buy and sell all description of Government Bonds pay at all times the highest price for GOLD and SALVER United Stated Coin Coupons and Blx Per Cent Compound Interest Notes Exchange on New York Philadelphia and other points far sale at all tinaes fn sums te spit Collebt Ions made at all points TtruECTOBS A Gormley Horace RowseJ Bowman John Mon nett Ward' John Kalef Benjamin Sears fe21y GORMLEY Cashier rfistsL tz a IY ARCHITECT Ofifce No 8 Perkin's Block Clevela nd Special attention is paid to the making of Plans Elevations fcct and to estimates and valnations of -work and materials raa8-6m a WELSH VARIETYPA1N- TER Landscape Ornamental Graining Fresco and Stgu done In gyoj afyleand satisfaction tafranted and 3 Quinby Block up stairs March 27 1M3 BAR A I No 13 QuinJjY-fJlppk Gucypus Offers him prilMlsfmial serHceo- to the Public Work entrusted to his care with taste accuracy promptitude and artistic skill on reasonable terms Call at his Studio and examine his specimens and leave your orders apr30-tf QO 9 XJ £If Dsguenean Establishment East End Quinby Block over Forum Office FOR FIKE Photography eajjtiful Porcelain India Ini' (Portraits v- MADE FROM LIFE OR OLD PICTIKES Wfis the highest tribute of affection to secure the shadow before the substance lades away dec tf 77NCOURAGE HOIE INSTI--Li tutionS AND INSURE WJTII TJ1 German Insurance Company OF CLEVELAND Capital pif28O00 00 OFFICERS: A RFTTBERG Dr BOEDER SCflKAEDEB President Secretary Treasurer For Insurance apply to Dokxjkworth Jr Local Agtjitj mar3-t A INSTI- TUTIONS INSURE WITH THE 9 Midas Insurance Company OF CLEVELAND OHIO It insures DwxUiogk ami Farm Property -against DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING! wiirTHFn fireTensues or not IT INSURES Xa I j3El rB: took: Against death by Lightning whether in tho barn or at large upon the farm Term policlesate Issued by this Company on Dwellings an FaTm poildings for three or five years atgveaMy reduoed rates quite as low as any other first-class Company Capital and Surplus $171 B29 HO OFFICERS: Coffinberry President beJVtW president i Foljt 8 Hobbes Treasurer A I Truesdell Secretary A Martin General Agent I Gosborn Special Agent McNeal and Hoyt Local Agents for Bu-aprlO-tf eyrnsand vicinity INSURANCE COMP4N Le Ilex Medina tJontr Oble Hat been in successful operation twenty years and lias paid In losses $21023472 and has a cash Surplns'onr band Sept 30 1868 of (IV2237 92 It Is the only reliable Farmer's Company In Ohio and only Insures farm property at lowecyaTeand as safe As any Company If wowarfe mot Insured write to hie at LiLttWY OHIO and It wtli meet with-prompt atneotlon iuJ RICHARDS til Ot igBt for Crawford County OTICE JUDSON URTSAUK and Caroline Brlsack (liig Wife) of Kansas City in the State of Missouri will take notice that Rebecca Harding and Amos Harding (her husband) of tbe county of Crawford in the State of Ohio did on the 17th day of September A J) 1869 file their petition in the Court of Common I Pleas within and for the county ef Crsw- ford In said State of Ohio against the said Jndson Brisaclc and Caroline Brlsack defendants setting ftrth that tbe said Jud-- son Brlsack and Caroline Brlsack ADDLES AND HARNESS I lses situated In the village of Gallon Forn UIICUlPCl Crawford County Ohio and known as be- ncU nUMTAUtL I ing the sontb-half of In-lot number thirty JR I A 8 TT Homoeopathic Physician From Cleveland Ohio has great success in curing Chronic Diseases using Electricity with Magnetism and Bannscheidt Call at Eating House September 30th afternoon to the 2nd of October i860 Tune 85 jy I JtliUittfrit jypisT a be MILLINERY AND TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT ORBSTIjINE TWO D00BS EAST OF POST OFFICE i Mrs CAMPBELL desires to assure the People of Crestline and the surrounding country that she has Just procured from the East a large and finely selected stock of Goods of every description and is folly prepared to accommodate customers All kinds of flitting and repairing done to order on short notice in latest styles an at reasonable prices All are most cordially invited to call and see for themselves It will afford her pleasure to show you her Goods believing thst she can please the most fastidious aprlS-tf PLAIN AND FANCY DYEING Scouring and Clothes Eenovating Establishment WM EUELSTON who has had great experience in bis profession begs to announce to tbe Inhabitants of Crawford and surrounding country that he has commenced the above business in all Ita branches and is prepared to execute with neatness and dispatchlany orders that may be intrusted to him and on the most reasonable terras All orders may be left at Mrs Trimble's Millinery Rooms opposite tbe Court Houseand the News Depot on Main st Gentlemen can leave their orders at my residence on the street leading to the Cemetery and near Mr Holm's brick yard i aprlo-tf omurif MOLLENKOPF BROTHERS OF NEVADA OHIO Take pleasure in informing the people of Crawford and Wyandot Counties that they have established a NEW TANNERY and are prepared to do all work in their line In the best manner and on the most reasonable terms Cash paid for hides and pelts at the highest market prices or tanned on the shares for customers All are cordially Invited to call andglve us their patronage Nov6-ly A MOLLENKOPF BRO gtftttntes PLUS ULTRA ThB Celebrated Cancer Doctors We confidently say to the public that we have been treating the disease called Cancer with great success and as it is one of the most dangerous of all maladies It is very Important to have It attended to at once We assure all who come under our treatment will realize a positive enre and we Invito those who are affllctee with It to give us a call we will guaranted satisfaction DrS MSponhauer Jacob Rlblet Wm Colborn Gallon: Clymer Bucyrus Dr A Tboman Williamsport Morrow County Address no29 DR SHUMAKER A CO Gallon £imu jMabtfS JOHN KE1L Successor to -f XX 2VX Howe CITY LIVERY' STABLE BUCYRUS OHIO Is still tbe popularplace to procure fleet horses and elegant carriages The proprietor thankful for past favors asks a continuation of patronage Mr KEIL offers tne highest market price for good merchantable horses and desires sellers to give hiip a call before selling elsewhere i Sept 1-tf JOHN KEIL 0 YES! OH YES! OH YES THE LEHItATEI) Livery Stable OF sims McDonald Situated at the South-east corner of tbe Pnbllc Square Is still in fall blast They will be bappy to accommodate their friends at all hours and for reasonable figures GIVE THEM A CALL sepll-tf planing STOLL BROTHER Proprietors of tbe UNION PLANING MILL AKD XjrnVX33HH YAIIIJ (Nextdoorto tbe Railroad Depot) BUCYRUS IO Manufacturers of and Dealers In D00BS 8 ASH DOOR BLIHDS AND WINDOW FBAXXS Battens and Moldings Consisting of DRESSED LUMBER FLOOBINO BIDING And all other kinds used in bnildlng We also keep for sale all kinds of Lumber which we will sell on reasonable terms Bucyrqs May 22 1868 ly LLRATH BROTHERS Proprietors of the NEW BRICK PLANING MILL Manufacturers of Sash Doors Blinds Window and Door Frames Ash and Pine Flooring Poplar and PlneSlding All kinds of Molding and every article usually found or mannfactured in Planing Mills SCROLL SAWING AND TURNING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE TO ORDER keep constantly on hand ail also kinds of DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER which will be sold on as cheap and reasonable terms as can be found any wberelnthe country The highest prices will be paid for Ash and Poplar Lnmoerdelivered In oar yards Customers can get their lumber dressed on the same day they call on a few honrs notice Shop and Yard one -square north of Railroad on corner of Mary and Walnot Streets VOLLRATH BROS Bucyrns March 26 1869 ly PHjSttUauiau £ards 3HILIP THE REGULATOR OF G- rooeriea In Gallon Ohio Is still selling the'best goods at the lowest figures Jn2A-ly jyVERY STABLE FOR SALE Having concluded to change my business I propose to sell at private sale my Livery including HORSES CARRIAGES BUGGIES SLEIGHS AND HARNESS For fnrlber particulars call on me at my Stable in Bucyrns WILLIAM LEWIS BoeyrusDee7tb 1666 tf Au BY of important that port by of two receive of district Spell-1 there was none o' br bad nearer than Zanesville tba oonsequeiKje wa tiAit ather than send so tpiles fbf kn addition fupplyw poly one Shoe a lack Me-otAe' was guile red lu fhey days despotlo Fashipu td- not awayad bet sceptre over the heads of Ibe naoibers Bucyrus OQq after the passage of the Act of 1824 establishing public schools in Ohio there Was built tbe first school house ta Bucyrus upon tbs aat end ot the lot npw owned and oocnpied by Ckabxes Volbath as a at a point jast West of where the Roman Catholic Church now stands The building was of logs Tbq builders had no need of an architect hence there was no plan and specifications It was be of Jogs twenty feet a summary understood by all without the ald-ot an elevation I will not describe the plan fer heating this boose i neither frill I give su id of the seats god desks nor of the plan for ventilation a comperlsoq with what we ieq around uo might be odious Zalmdn Rowan taught the first school in tbs first school houses his neighbors agreeing 4e do hie harvesting rathe' than have tbe school-stop in tbe summer Following laths foot-steps of Mr Bovu as teudber earns Horace Pbatt HI bt masse rid a good tsaohecihub noth with-sUnding his fine fihJrogrsphyiMadB Us Smit a few ef the boys now oor old murks upon tys Paperiptica as tea5-Sra of the genUetpetij whp bava been employed as Superintendents or pf the ladles who have tauht pur High Schobl The' task of Prof Booth was severs as he bad to organize and reduce to a system the ad verse eletneota of the old district schools Hut fas succeeded end succeeded well His fault was exoen-tcjpUy and forgqtltflbess an administration -f twdyear Prot Booth retired His successor Martin tkught but ons term salary 500- Mr Martin wljse nergy fwwflEabilUy won him a host of friendsgaring his short stay fqlipquisbed the Superintendent's 'chair to bf Hill a graduate Jbffbbson College and a poet ex-ellaot scholar The schools prospered under bis fbtftering care Prof Hill succeeded by David Kebb whose IhdnessAhitha soholars will be long ee-mriiibered by whose good fortune -it as1 to -pe pared fox by him-) rThfl u(h 3ttt 1 one (31) In Rlblets first addition to the in- (better regulation of the pa school in Main SI Five Doors Aorth of the Railroad corporated village otGallon Orawlord i 1 1 1 7 BUCYRUS OHIO keepsconstantlyon hand and man nfactnres to order on tbe shortest notice all styles of SADDLES HARNESS BRIDLES COLLARS CURRYCOMBS WHIPS HORSE BRUSHES FLY NETS Ac of the best material and in a aubstantlal and workmanlike manner which he will sell asCHEAP A 8 ANY ESTABLISHMENT 1 th I part of tb country All kinds of RE-PAIRIN done to order on the shortest notice Having made large and valuable additions to my stock I assure tbe people that theagls no better Bhop in the county I therefor ask all to come and examine for themselves before pnrchastngelsewhere Halloo citizens of CRAWFORD COUNTY JOHN BERK Is still in existence and I can be found at ray SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP! Opposite Gormley1 National Ml -1 keep constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment or SADDLBI BRIDLES COLLARS HARNESS WHIPS Ae Ac of every variety and of the best qualities NowMarkHel I will not be Undersold by any other shop in this section of the country Repairing done on short notice and on the moat liberal terms may8-ly Charles Obrien whose place of residence unknown will take notice that Catharine Obrien did on the 2nd day of September A 1869 file her petition in tbe General Assembly of tbs $(ate ihe cilie owna and village t)e grafiaJ fr union schools cams gta4ually to be or! ganizej Bueyrua was not slow-to akail heraell of tho advantages offered by tby Act of 1840 The first vpte however of the qualified electors of bur village way againstiho adoption of the dewfqtym but tbe friends of the movement were not discouraged Another election was called and Union Schools were triumphant by a decided majority Before commencing a brief review ot tbe rise progress and present copdtoti ot the Bucyrus Union Schools a glanoe at tbe history of the schools of our village from tbe first one taught in lS22 tn aaeven-by-nine log bni near residence now ot Drought down to the organization of tbe Union-Schools may perhaps not be uninteresting Air William Blowers taagbt the first school He boarded around Frio of tuition per term of three nopths each one dollar and fifty oentg The cabin lu which' he taught 1 from Arithmetic Dill ing-Book and the Columbian Orator has long since disappeared MJI An iocideut of thlf school is reinemT be red the heroine of wcfci te npw the most respected pa strong1 of' qnr then a sprightly lg(tf hglf dozen epmmers OncqnponiB lime this winsoma we'd things mada her appears nee An the-school room promptly iiltia AVM with a pair of now shoes upon tyir feefr at) eyept calculated to produce "profound In those Pioueet times tqlg preparing the leqtijer for these aboestha blacking of the tanner gave oiit and as (From the New York Wxkelt1 Tho Josh Billings Papers REMARKS When a man Laiut got any thing to say then ix a good time tew keep there iz but few people who hav missed good opportunity tew ventilate their opinyuns Jsal about ax oerimonys creep into one end gv a church piety creeps ont ov the other i Those who hav the fewest failing aee ihe fewest In others Pride iz Rz universal at hair on the sum are proud ov their vlriewa sum ov their vices snd sum having neither themselves brag on other Love look through a telescope envy i hrougb a microscope An Industrious man iz seldom a bad man Men ill believe their pashuus quicker than they will their consciences and yet (heir pashnns are generally wrong and their consciences alwus right I( mutch truble lew bear the pain ov sum boddy lamb back but tew hav (lie lame back oneeeif ain't so stylish Despising fortuue izuplAttute way tew gain hex pipe to her and she may dance to you Xak all the interest put of this wqrld and there enuff leftfor seed i Secret are burden and tbat iz one reason why we are anxious hav suen- boady to help us carry them1 bev seen men so full ov vanity that they could not endure tbe fclgbpf peg-cock with hiz tale on paradc Tbe most exerntiating ore know to egoessive politeneis If I wm called upon tew describe Elo-quenoS should do It az I would a suft QV clothe ov suitable texture and a perfect At Gravity iz no more so evidence ov wisdom thap iz py ill natur Tfae greafer the man tbe less hiz vlr-teus appear and the larger biz faults The man who got an enemy is really poor Dpnt mistake vivacity tot wit thare iz just az mutch diffrence az thare iz be-tween lightning and a lightnipg bug Ho man eves yet undertook tew alter preferable tew one with gloves on I kant tell now wich ad mire least Old old eoquett or a young prude Misanthropy pay thare no man living whose hat tbe world care One cuss for -n Rash pay Jkea be korrekied hut jjajy Ftth phool Tbe man who has never enjoyed tbe pleasure of forgiven lias missed one fir the greatest lpyurys ov life 1 ha een ooquyttry that had no mory mtUoe in It than a ewe lamb frisking on the greeb 1 Whan puu) crest mn why utter hi oplntone wlU Immense deliberashun aftyr they' Or ottered they dont amonntlo ennytblng I write h'N bN0 ttaterioue The grate 'etf bV the OetM A-a-dse yrtttOpajL Lhvwta but It laths safee oeSaor of Mr KERwa jl KMaron a- natur by eubstitutingsoniinvenahaD graduate of Yale College a young man acbolastio attainments but with lUp )' fxperlenc as a teacher He had (thrgn ot tbe schools tor one term only Jfpifa flora ktt now Editor of theBneyu cue "Journal wnniAhf $0oeepr of Mr MasoN oommencipg hl qpepp tendency in ihe Spring of 1856 and retiring in lira Spring of Mr Hoflky to a ps4 cholar Our schooli advanced in proficiency during hto adfoinletratloQ Afteff jhta ifstlrement the Supefrihtefid-etffZ chair was filled by Prof Alex Miller 'who retained hie poeiUoh four yeaMi The sperlar qualities ot froL MifeL'xn a tagpMe VfN hpwu iu Ohio His ripe scholarship gentlemanly baring hia high-toned morality an plr(sian character abed a bright lustre On qpoation he occupied He was ap-Pfectotedby hia employers and respected by all He left 'the Behoof in the Spring of 1862 Bj IcV'at taking hto plao Mt badotpi table energyaffabUity and 'Zeal made bff ft vary popular ward gupocinteoeqL Tb of opt ot hta own but what he made a botch job OV It Itellglpq ip days iz ootppeaed oar Tupy and PielE Ud Wfo map tan fitter jpdge of propqition thaIam Lovers feed upog piyeteri but after thfey are married and the pork and beans i Drought pp they haynfetr phnee are tew test the real quality py tbejif appe-tlgbts An Insult tew one man to lusult few gll lor it may be out turn next I kno qy enny thing that wputd Rfetlra wbple ov ue up more thoroughly than tew hays all ov pur wishes gratified Tkare iz 2 hfod ov obstinacy obstinacy in Ihe right ynd obstinacy thy Wrong One ta the strength oy a graty mlndynd the other ta the strength ov a litUeone Lltzluesy ta like molasses swept and think a hiz etawz if lUilljJ BUO'SniTJS WOOLEN HULLS FLANNELS I i BLANKETS SATINETS CASSIMERES JEANS AND TARNS STOCKING I Thb Dukeu Genoa how talked or Vor 1 the Spanish throne te a ybuth of fifteen -seemingly with yw' blopd in hto veins with dark sentiubental eyes small hands i and feet aqd always dr eased ip the height of fasblory jlly motbefto still very gcod looking lady and scaudfleus n- porta In Turin andFlorence aay ihat aha la Mill the fevorite mistress of Mt nncle 'King Victor Emmanuel 1 i The New Yprk Fbif aay kill 1 cockroaches take equal parts of carbolic aeid and powdered 4 pain! the cracky and spot yrher they 7 bid The yermln comes out to certain destruction One pert of' patbollo kcld 4 and tbte part of water applied to a dog will kill fieat at once A half onno of I J-: lead et tea gmlfie of Strychnine ta' more th a effectual it kill the 1 Tbe mas who does not read the paper snd want to know tbeComfete has the following points of ipt formation In a measwee wkb wbiAte tnsy be fsasiUar placed Ahtaaervkibij iii 1 Tbl Utb man tbe bear bave torn 1 That marrieff tbe maiden all forlorn That took the fteefVbuil hF 1' born Tbaj taued Jim Fisk and worneft Dan oi I irev That looSea'tb tet tba (tale tbe stoek 7 that toy iuj 1 Louisa Muhlbgc ba finally (leckjej 1 :7 1 to visit this country next sprjpg and fono- xner Tb uansgebp WiUsooompany ber- has secured her a nef lnoome of ten fheaeand dollars tog fQUf 1 1 ffdame Muhlbsch wU oooq? pasted by her two daughter Frederica fqrfoer to' quite dtoUngutrbed ketrees and bsa studied th EDgUsb language for the past (WA j'i 0 i 1 tbse yfrr with a View te op Loii vsf th American stags ih id atendf-i ftcbepota wm elevated by hlpn He retired tbe Spring oi ISfiJ' aud SJ Kiukwood wMcjpytlrf 8fPrtf pendent a gentleman so wsllknown that any (hing said in bis pfraise would seem tube svperefogatknfr in administration terufiuated four years age by resignation greftly tq Airat regiwt of all-' sine which time --OUf fellow-citizen Harfkb has huj charge of the yoboota Hasbro needs noi)ipe pf oom-matiqftr Wy fill know him nd knowing hut 'io ydmlrp hlqi is a 1 gentleman ty all kespecih i ladies who' have puooessively taught our High School have in noariy svsey ibktabos fully mm th expecta-tions iof those wbo oaspleyed thfOi Many oxcelled as tboroygtrwnd Btwom-plisbed natnraten Kht A titty bf Uih P19 tf dhSklo hwr wisdom and energy It would nsoat pleasing teak totetU- MANUFACTURED at HOME and WARRANTED free from Shoddy Flocks Ac The only place to buy them In CRAWFORD COUNTY IS AT 1 MoCRACKEN MONNETT ACos Weelen Factory Hr A Ji 1) (OIXTI SIRVEIOIt Will I piiimptlj to all culls lot his servlets attention given to draft lug Demis Mortgages Ac Ac Office In tbeC'ourt House opposite It trite- HOUSE AND LOT FOB libera) termi sltnated la the Weet part of Racy ro Apply $othf Jf A a a on mi' Office dec2A-Iy i A i.