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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.
ETl THE RICHMOND ~
IL HAT AND CAP MANUFACToRY.


tSo l07 MAIN STREET.
Reg 10 inform III. citizens Of Richmond, that they
have opened the above article in their
line which A. they have been pnrchaseu ~, . 49,
The 6rs; N,,rthern marts will be sold on exeee"ps
strict attention to business serupuions ialr asa
ING and long ex pereuee in their me ne eaSuiatea
IN secure custom they confidently LOOK Tor snare oil
public patronage, ,. Car x.ars c,n,oxsd a.
nraciical Halter in some Of the most fashionable
Sertbsrn Houses Hats viii be male 10 order; and
he secured by tho purchaser. Sc Film
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
~o large lot ofFrench CalfCongress Caters.
s.S.d and warranted to At and wear we'll. They
arc richly worth s. We sell them for 1915 Also.
tIenls' French Calf Half Caters at -, would lie
cheap at $50. MARCUS HARRIS,
rs ia Bread street.
LADIES in want of superior
Shoes, will bear in mind that they cal,
md an endless variety, and save from Is TO ~ per
cent. by purchasing of MARCUS HARRIS,
10 ls3 Broad street
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DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN.

RICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
IL DRY, FANCY GIRAFFE AND FENDER MANU-
FACTORT.-No 225 Main street between 8ih and
9th, west sde-The subscriber has for sale 500 Crates
Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing 100 different
kinds, and IL daily manufacturing Crates to order
Wholesale and retail, at Northern prices Crates
Bells &c. neatly packed and forwarded TO any part OF
the State. Also, Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice.
nsh lg-6m S,M'L D. DENOON
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PIANOS, 20.


NUNNS B. CLARK'S~P IA-
- NOs-sEvEN Octave PIANOS;
PHI. TAYLOR has just opencd
j v Y several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular rnanufactory Of Messrs; NuNks
CLARK hose instruncnts he has been selling durne
the past thirty years to the entire satisfaction OF the
numerous purchasers. Alss Pianos Of % octayes.
together with several excellent second hand nstrt
nents, whish will be sold ct unusually low prices
MELODEONS Of Pslaubst's make 10 % obtained
At this establishment on y.
PIANO STOOLS, Of variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Mu
.icai Instruments in the State. P. ii. TAYLOR,
je 25-ts Piano and Music Stsrs. Governor street.
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis

4 ..OSoiA hhi<AiN-f VI oimoh6y us
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered to
the patronage Of Southern community. This medi-
cine does not profess eradicate all diseases Of what
ever nature, with which humanity may he afflicted
does the proprietor declare it to be the
for pulmonary dis-ases; but from the reputation it
has acquired for ITSELF and that too without putting
with those who have used it, and from the great nu
Der Of certificates Of residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by its she feels
liberty to commend ii to general use. satisfied that
the AFFLICTED cannot use It without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers
Alex. Duya. Chas Millspaugh. r. J. Picot. A. Bode-
ker and Chas. ID. Yale. my2t
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W0oD TURNING,-The Subscriber is
w thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him for the past twelve uentAx.. He hopes 20
attention to business aud premptiy 6llisx Il. or
ders he receives Having purchased staek Of Ma
hogsny and Cherryl suitable for Newell Posts and
hsat fInhba. likewise. whkh viii ssll ~ lowest
prices.
shop ON Main street. near ssh. nader Vim. q David
sss-ima CIV. ELLIS,
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
- ton is situated on Church Hnl Richmond Va
in delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive 10 the comfort of pa
tients ana the successful Treatment Of diseasea.
The Lying in " ards are peculiarly commodicus.
The undersigned give their personal attendance 70
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
pef TceN.
..tb
Privafe aSconInof alton 70 10 Z"
By agreement this day entered into hctweah the
Faculty of the Medical College ahd tho attending
Physicans of Bellevue Hospital, In addition TO the
usual weakly charge, fee varying from TO n dtl-
lars, will be demanded OF patients requiring Snrsi-
cal operation The particular charge t}r any specified
operation may be ascertRined beforehand by appli-
cation t. the Resilient Physician, or the Attending
physfcians and Surgeons of either Institution.
81 No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON ND
Grace street between ith and sth
C.s MILLS, NJ D.,
18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
r I. COLEMAN, III. D.,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets
Resident Physician. DR.. W. d. MANN.
jy e-3m.
TALIAFERRO FAMILY FLOUR.-We
viii commence IN few days making the above
unequaled brand ofFL0UR.
Persons wishing to secure their supplies will please
leave their names at our office, on Cary corner OF
18th street.
u7-ts TALIAFERRo REID.
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-Children

cry for i'll This valuable and popular prepars-
ton is recommended with the greatest confidence
Past experience and test of years having proved
he of the BEST safest and most reliable Worm De-
stroyers In use.
Being prepared especially for children, 1t is sweet
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety, a. II contains OIL worm seed turpentine or
other nauseOus drug.
Prepared only b. E. J. PICOT. and for sale by
Druggists generally. au1l
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ERANGIPANNI-A Eternal Perfume,
= from the Holy City; Fran9tEanni Extract Fran;
Toilet Water; Frangipauni Cream. for the complex
ion--together with fresh and genuine assortment
of French, English and American Perfumery and
Toilet Articles. For sale by
GEO. D0WDEN, Druggist and Chemist,
SEE 9th and Broad SITS
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COUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIs

~ l.. BARNES, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES,
on 18th street, West side. between Main and Cary
NERANDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS.
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch, such terms warrant will give satisfac.
ton. My old friends and the public generally are
solicited to give me call b,fore engaging else
where my8-d6m
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.freg8S "a - p1rxHsBuas, SEPT n. 1881
r. - cxzs1 ON AND AFTER
- ~ oNDAY next, tss III
inst aud until further notice the following schedule
wilibs this road daily Sundays sxespted) By
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JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r. III. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
NA have tried 100 bottles of your E1cEisIos RIrrERs
with my customers, and universally recommend it as
u specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&C. Asa TOXIC, find it superior to any other arti
Gle | have ever tried. As an agreeable article in
COCKTAIL, IL Ia only to be used TO be approved
Your friend and servant
arl3 TIIOS FAIJON NJ n
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@ IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN

szss""D Remnants of SHOES, to close off the bal
of several lots OF shoes and Summer Caters such
Gents Patent Leather Low Quarter Shoes, singh.
md double ties: Patent Leather oxford Ties Patent
i..ather Congress Haters; Black and Drab Prunellh
aters with and with ut Tips: Prunella Shoes; Con
,Gess Kid Caters and oxford Ties and many other
,tyles. They will be sold at great reduction from
ne usual price. All of these Goods OF the best
manufacture, and Gentlemen cannot fail to be suited
t VIM. WALSH'S,
Nh "A Main Street
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 40.
John POLLARD,

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, 80
18th street, between Grace and Broad sts..
= - .'s ass.ss Richmond. Va.
Takes this method of Informing his friends and tn.
public generally that he In always prepared 90 fur
nis them with every arficiein his line Of the very
best quality and af prices that will compare fave
rably with any retail hou.e in the city. .H{a..
Having now in store full and well selected stock
0ris' GLASS. DYE sfUFps. PATENT MIDI.
CINEs. PERFUMgRY, hnd FANCY ARTlCLRS--
together with large supply Of PULLAkDs RHEu.
udTiC bINIMENT and POLLARDfS MIXED
SPICES for Pickles He most respectfully solicits
call from all who are in want
eTPnysicians' Prescriptions and Family Receipts
compounded i'm the most scientific manner. At sny
hour Of the day night. So Is
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CONNOLLY & ADAMS,
CON.fI& HOT hERCHd NTS AND AGENTS
For THE BALE
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARULISA MASUFAC
TuRED TOBACCO.
Sr- Liberal Announcements on cunsRnments IN
R1- Inn 70 Z. ADAMS 10 connected with our house
JAMES \. CONNOLLY. Ro8r Al. ADAMS.
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Nra FOR RENT-The lower tenement
Iii of the "Hansion House. situated on Main
street is for rent Ii is very desirable stand for the
Dry Goods, or almost any other business.
Also, a new brick Dwelling House on 18th street,
near the Methodist Church. on Union Hui, and re-
Gently in the occupancy OF Mr. VIM 3. Christian.
For terms, apply to -
j v.
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| NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND THE CITY TRADE-Havinx dlscont;n.
ned our Evening Sales, wo will SELL privately daiiv
IN lots 10 suit purchasers the balance of voTy heaxy
stock Of Watches and Jeweiry remaining unsoid AZ
very low prices in order that may be able 10 rem
ger sales as soon AZ possible Country merchants and
stock. LARiyS a SUIVF ouf
apN-ts "a Nair >.
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NHOMAS ". KEESEE,

l. B. COOK & CO. AUorIoNgERs.
~. No. ~, MAIN STREET, offer their services Il
the public Auctoreers for the sale Of Real Estate
Furniture, GToceres Dry Goods Horses Cattle &c
terms
Having large and c,mmodors rcom. they will re
ceve goods for sale G. pirate sole without the charge
OF storage.
Outdoor ss'es of every description attended TO up.
on reasonable terms.
Z. b. COOK. VIM MOTT
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e.y- ". also soliei, ..s. Richmond, Va
van bnaio. direct from the Agents "a a. reru'
MeTiesn direct from Importers. We ai@ay. tns s,,.h
NJ
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
Mistellaneons.

GEThe fair sex it is we'll known, is gen.
orally "down on the use of tobacco--that
is, so far as denouncing the weed by word
Of mouth goes--but when it comes to prac-
ticing what they profess, like the majority
of politicians, they arc found weak in the
vertebre, and come down and worship with
undying ardor an enthusiastic and pcrsis-
tent smoking monster. There is however,
occasionally an exception as witness the fol-
lowing instance, clipped from Life I1ustra-
ted
We were in conversation the other day
with young married woman on this sub
ject. She is twenty-eight years of age, and
has only been married few months; and
being every way an accomplished and at
tractable person, we inquired the reason
that she came so near being an old maid.
In answer she said that she had, from
earliest recollection, such constitutional
antipathy to tobacco that she was satisfied
that she could never endure husband
whose breath was always polluted with it,
and she had firmly resolved at the age Of
''sweet seventeen" never to wed unless she
could marry sweet breath. Several op-
portunities presented for match, eligible
in all other respects: but she steadily re-
fused them all. After perseverance in hel
good resolution for more than ten years she
received a proposal from poor but respect
able young man who did not use tobacco
and accepted him at once. She says she
can walk with her husband in pure at
mosphere; she can converse with him with
out being sickened at the filthy state of his
mouth, and she can sleep in the embrace
of-Morpheus, without being poisoned.
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A Coon Rr.sov yy,v M,v suoII, \ ),

A Coop REASON WHY A MAN SHOULD NOT
BE SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.--A few
weeks ago an Irishman who had been veg
etating in the lower part of the State was
tried and convicted for stealing, and was
sentenced to the Penitentiary in this city
for the term of ten years. On being asked
by the Judge what reason he had to assign
why sentence should not bo pronounced upon
him according to law, the Hibernisn replied
"Welli yer honor, rIn good dimecrat
yer honor's dimecrat an the jury is all
dimercrats, AN be the piperst tho d-dn no moth
in's themselves couldn't have trated me
wuss y s 0
Pats plea was greeted with loud applause
but was not considered good. When last
heard of he was on the point of making his
entrance into the State prison, protesting
all the time that the jury was composed Of
disguised "no nothins." ."-Frankfort { Ky,) J
Commonwealth, ~
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The Progressive Mind.
ny ANNA RkyNnNn

Mind is progressive. If it do not acquire
useful knowledge, becoming nobler and ho-
licr each day, it assurcdly passes over the
declivitics of the downward path which
leads to the dark cline Of error, and daily
becomes more sordid, selfish aud unholy
1t is a pleasing thought that after Che clay
casket shall have mingled with the senscless
clods Of earth, the mind it cnshrined will
live, continuing to expand, and rising higher
and higher in the scale of knowledge, ever
discovering new beauties and tasting purcr
Joys throughout the ages of an eternal
world For it cannot be that this world is
our only dwelling place; if so, why is it
that the aspirations of our minds are for
ever wandering about unsatisfiedl And
why is it that tho stars, those bright, beau
tiful and fit emblems of home that lie;
beyond this sphere, are always mocking us
us with their unapproachable glory, if it be
not to teach us that VIC were created to bC
JlS uWellcTS Vi u lar iuOTO Dcdutilul, cudui
ing and holicr cline?
If such be the destiny of mind, how i'm
portant is it that we spend the time giyer
us usefully, that we may never be led to ex
claim with the prince, "I've lost day.
There is nothing earthly which affords such
Ipure and lasting pleasure as tho improve
ment of the mind. There is also pres
ent pleasure in the pursuit of knowledge
and the mind, when exploring the depth o
science, or while reading the pages adorned
with thoughts of earth's gifted ones, revel
amid the bright scenes of an intellectual
world whose joys cannot be described, bu
are still within the reach of all who earnestl,
seek them.
The pleasure derived from the expansion
of the mind here, is but the germ of its en-
largement hereafter, and the greater th,
difficulties to be surmounted in acquiring
useful knowledge, the sweeter and noble
the reward; for knowledge is its own tru'
and lasting reward.
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ExTRAoRDINARY BEE HIvEs-The in
mates of one of our largest uptown man.
sion houses, few days since, were surprised
to find large number of bees flying about
the rooms. AS the little fellows continued
to occupy their places, bee naturalist was
sent for to investigate the matter. On en-
tering one of the rooms, he exclaimed -
"You have honey somewhere here" and
proceeded to search for it. On removing
the fire-board, he discovered that one flue
of the chimney was full of honey comb
which was hanging down into the fireplace,
and the honey dropping from it; proceed
ing to the top of the house found the Aue
full of the comb to the top, and the bees
still at work. In the other room he found
it the same; one fuo of the chimney was
full, and the bees were industriously at
work there ALSO
The fues of the chimney had never been
used; they were plastered smooth inside
aud were perfectly dark, stone having
been placed on the top of each flue The
bees had descended the adjoining flues, and
found small holes about ten inches from the
top of the chimney leading into the closed
fues, and through these holes they have
made their way in and out. They have, as
is supposed, occupied these places for three
years, having been kept warm in the winter
by the heat from the adjoining fucs.
On removing the fre-board, the bees, see
ing the great light which had broken upon
them, descended to tho room and gathered
on the windows until they were covered to
the thickness of three inches. 1t is estima-
ted that there are in the two flues from
10000 to $4,000 bees, and from two to
three thousand pounds of honey.-Portland
advertiser.
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QOetrp
MY EARLY LOVE.

ny ALFRED TESNYsoS.
oh that It were possible,
After long years Of pain,
To find the arms of my true love
Around me againi
When was wont to meet her
In the silent woody places
or the land that gave US birth,
We stood trNuced In long ombrsccr,
Mixed with kisses sweeter, sweeter
Than any thing on earthl
shadow fits before inc,
Not thou, but like to thee:
Oh, cHRisTl that It we're possible,
For one short hour, 10 see
Tho souls we love, that they might tellus
What and where they bel
1t leads me forth at evening,
And lightly winds and steals
In a cold white robe before me,
When all my spirit reels
At the shouts, the leagues Of light,
The roaring Of the wheelsi
Half the night waste in sigls,
Half in dreams sorrow after
The hand, the lip, the eyes,
Tho winsone laughter;
And hear the pleasant ditty
That heard her chaunt Of old
But wake--my dream is nedi
Without knowledge, without pity,
In the shuddering gray boholi
BY the curtains Of my bed,
That dreadful phantom cold.
Pass, thou death-like type Of paint
Pass, and cease to move about;
'Tis the blot upon the brain,
That viii show itself without
Now ] rise; the eave-drops fall,
And the yellow vapors choke
The great city sounding wide;
Day comes; duh red ball
In drift Of lurid smoke,
Ger the musty river tide.
Through the hubbub Of the market
steal wasted frame;
1t crosseth here it crosseth there,
Through all that crowd confused and loud
Thatshadow still the same;
And on my heavy eye-lids
My anguish hangs like shame.
Alasl for her that met me,
That heard me softly call
Came glimnering through the laurels
At the quiet evening fall
In the garden by the terrace
Of the old manorialhall.
The broad light glares and beats,
And the sunk eye fits and fleets,
And will not let me be;
loath the squares and streets,
And the faces that one meets
Hearts with no love for me;
Only long to creep
To some still cavern deep
And weep, and weep, and weep
Ny whole soul out to thee.
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Manufacturers of Copper Tin and sheetTron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
wool Hides Sheep-pes, Old Copper, Old Stoves Be
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pcases Bricb
Block No. J. Fremont, Ohio. May 29 1904
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S<ENpb----
EDITOR JouRNAL.-The belief that you
have sympathizing heart, and can smile
with the happy and sigh with the afflicted,
has cmboldened US to relate some of our
joys and sorrows. Yesterday we spent a
part of the day in the country, the Divine
Architect made the county, which is now
clad in its habilments of beauty, and we
love to roam over its green fields and gen
tly sloping hills; and pausing beneath the
overhanging foliage of its lofty trees, muse
upon the lovely scenes spread out before US,
while the heart is filled with thankfulness
for the opportunity to gazo upon the rich and
beautiful in nature.
The evening was passed very pleasantly
at "the Mite Society" and on returning we
found both the Journal and Democrat ly-
ing upon the table in our quiet parlor. We
could not think of sleeping until we read
the news of the little world of Fremont, SO
took up the papers and glanced over them.
Horrors! Mr.. Editor did you ever feel cross
did you ever faint when some awful calami-
ty befell you9 or have you been moro fa-
vored than most of the dwellers on this
mundane sphere (your humble correspon-
dent in particularly and been exempt from
great troubles. If you have we hope thC
tears of sympathy will moisten your eye
when you hear of our great trouble.
Your compositor had made us say classec
for clasped; and in another article alright
ened, when it ought to have been a6righted
We did not get vexed and rave of two
mans rights" and "woman's wrongs" that:
getting to be an old story (for to confess
the truth they have their rights and som'
of their wrongs too, and VIC didn't swoon
that's too fashionable for US; but We felt a
though all the dictionaries in Fremont ha'
been hurled at us. For hours after, Nor
J pheus refused to conduct us to dream-land
and when at last he did, there stood our in
structress, who in days of yore was accus
toned to smile and never chide; but nov
she gazcd upon us with stern aspect, whilC
in her hand she held the well-rememberec
spelling book from which we once conned
our lessons, and in a mournful voice deman
dcd "Did you learn spell affrightened from
this books" Will you please watch you
type-setter that he docs not make our blum
ders worse blunders; by SO doing you vii
greatly oblige your friend,
July oath, 1857. ANNA RAYMOND.
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CnnGrlI 81 RrotIler.

Hardware Merchants. All kinds of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported sold at Wholesale or Re
tall Every pattern of Cook Parlor Box Stoves. Ag
ricultura and Farm Implements, WoOden-ware Cordage
oils Paints &C., Belts Block No. 2 Fremont, Ohio
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7 The salary of Mr.. Moran President of the
New York and Erie Railroad, is fixed at
$4,000 per annum. In dollars, therefore,
Railroad Presidency is worth as much as
the United States Presidency.
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FoRr Stephenson LoDaE, No. 225, Free and Accepted
Masons meets at Masonic Hail. in Doncysons Block on
the 1st and Sd uesday evenings Of every month.
Fremont CHAPTER, No. 81, Royal Arch Masons, meets
at the same place. the LIST Friday evening OF every
month
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Dealers in Stoves Tin, SheetTron Copper ware Wash
boards Pows &c. We have opened entire new stock
in the TYLER Block of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will he given TO Jobbng and Repairing OF every
kind Call and see us. April 27, 1850.
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CRoGHAS LODGE No ~ Independent order Of Odd Fell
lows meets at Odd Fellows Hall, in Bucklands Block,
every Saturday evening.
FREMoxr EvoAmPMRSr, No. o., I0oF, meets in the
Hall the I'd and 4th Monday evenings OF every
month.
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greene q FinefrOrk.

Attorneys at Law will attend to all business entrusted
10 their care. Offce--Nms Block, Corner of Croghan
Sng Iai9 y. GREENE. TsFIs ''' INV T.P. FINEFRocK.
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L. O. q. II.
ROberts & Sheldon.

FOUNTAIN LODGE No. 1885, Independent Order Of Goot
Templars meets at their Hail. in "Buckeye Building, ev
ery Friday evening.
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EE The Black Swamp Earthquakes will
parade tomorrow, concluding with q torch
light procession in the evening.