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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-15
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORIZE


OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Insurance Department, Columbus, o. Jan, IS, 1861.
Whereas, The PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Brooklyn in the State OF New York, has
iled in this office statement OF its condition
as asrequiIed by the rht section of the act "To regu
late Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the
State OF Ohio" passed April s., 1855, and amended
Februsry g. 1851; and tie act ''To regulate Foreign
Insurance Companies" passed April 5, 1856;
And whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evi5eree thstit is possessed
of st least One Hundred and Fifty TbOus-
and Dollars of actual Cash Capital, invest
ed ayrtqu'rsd By said acts; aud Wheress, said Com
rany has fled in this cfies written instrument
under it's corporate seal signed by the President ard
Secretary thereof authorizing any agent or agents
of said Company in this Safe 30 acknowledge SER
vice Of process, for and in behalf Of said Company
10 the terms OF said set Of April 5, 1855
Now ths refore, iu pursuance of the acts aforsad,
l. James Il. Go6maD, Auditor Of State for Ohio do
hsreby CERTIFY that said Pheaix Insurance Company
of Brooklyn, N. Y, is authorized to transact the
business Of Fire aud Marine Insurance in this State
until the thirtyrst dsT OF January IN the year
thousand eight hundred AID sixty eight.
TsEGL I IL WITSEss WHEREeY, I have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the seal of ny chiee
TO be affixed the day and year above written.
JAMES H. GOLDMAN, Auditor Of State.
By JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
D. S. CAMFIELD, Agent,
I9R31 Fremont, Ohio.
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Photography.-The Photograph Rooms
in Backlands new Block are in fall aud snc-
cessful operation, producing as fair toned
pictures as can te made in Ohio. Pnces
down. I will put up for you four card
pictures for 81, 80 and duplicates for rs cents
each or $500 per dozen, and warrant them
satisfactory aud equal to the best that can
be made any where in Fremont or you need
not sccapt them. Call and see, don't forget
the place Buckland's new Block opposite
the Croghau House Fremont Ohio.
lin N. HARRIs.
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Commercial Hlatters.
Fremont Market.
JOURNAL OFFICE, FREMONT, o.. /

JOURNAL OFFICE, FREMONT, o.,
Thursday, Mar II, 1867.
Whent-No. ], 81 60; No. 2, 81 30; No. ~
Flourish 5o@sIs so P5bl.
Corn-soc v5nsb4l for shsIlsa 6oc. y bushel
n the ear.
Rye-7599oc. ? bushel.
Oats-35c z bushel.
Buckwheat (graiD)-7tc. ? bushel.
FLAX Seed-s2 90 y oushel.
Timothy seed-s3 te94 % , bushei.
Glover Seed-Si O016 80 y bushel.
Dressed HOgs-S7 5cGss 90 cwt,
I,ard-IO,. y ID By the keg 121Ic. vfb at retail.
Smoked hIeats-Hams, I51,sc. n; shoul-
tlers, 121i1l5c. y n Dried Beef, &C. b
Poultry -Tarkies, 81 90, 81 699s2 90 spis'e
Chickens. 17@I5c. apiece, live; dressed. s@Io'F n
Butter-2a92I, 7ib
Eggs-I591To. , dozen.
Cheesc-1552ic. ' ID.
Potatoes -6o@70c. y bushel.
Onions-4o@so y bushel.
Green AppIes-6O075c. busnel.
Dried Apples-s:. vh.
Beeswax-sOc.T ID.
WoOl-5@55c. y h.
salt-Tins, y sack, 25c; ? bbl., % 30 Coarse,
= bbl., 50
EueI-wood, cord. 50 Oe6S4 90; Oosi $40 p
Tun delivered.
Coffee-Ric, 2e927c. vIb; java, loS:5c. p %
Tes-s5@sI. soFIb.
sugar-Common, by the tsrre', m, 10, rag
ollie; White, l4@l5e. = II.
Rice-11c 2 10.
Mackcrel-ss 90 q $40 % Y u DBL; Sc soT
Kit.
Fremont Lime-2Oc ? bush.
Hay-S6 90 O 50 90 y Tun.
Maple Sugar-12h@i5e
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Outwitte d.-The Tifin Tribune has the
following in regard to the capture md re-
lease of ore of our jail bird:
A Circumstance happened 10 Two OF our
detective oficials lately that deserve per.
petuation. a man confined in the jail at
Fremont succeeded in making his escape,
Our two officials arrested man at the 10
o o'clock train on suspicion, and one Of them
in order to make sure Of his man took D bed
with him. The next day, concluding that
they had trapped the wrong bird, they re-
leased him and generously Paid his fare on
the cars. A short time at er this the Mar
shall received from Frsmont, a circular de-
scribing the person so exactly that there was
20 doubt he was the self sane Urisaner.
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BALLVIIi.E.
Deans Wcolen Factory is a

Deans Wcolen Factory is again in
working order. He is adding new machinery
sill The time, which greatly Increases the
capacity of the mill for work.
Moore & Dean have nearly all the lum-
Der on the ground for their new mill, and
are only awaiting the arrival of warm
weather TO commence work.
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Last Call.-The bankrupt sale Of boots
and shoes will close in just ten days. All
persons wishing to buy good boots and shoes
at very low prices, must come Immediately.
These goods are all frst-class work, (no auc-
ton goods, and are warranted to give salts
faction. Just look at the prices. Gents
fine calf boots, $500; Gents Anc kip toots,
$500; Boys kip boots. 200; Ladies lesth-
er shoes. S125; Ladies CATERS, 81 %; Ladies
rubbers and sandals, 95c.; Misses gaiters,
sl,OO; Gents slippers, 75c.; Children's shoes,
25e. to S1.0O; and like prices throughout the
entire stock. Look well to your own inter-
ests and supply yourselves while you can
get them cheap. With many thanks for your
liberal patronage we offer you the last op-
portunity. Remember the sign, Bankrupt
Sale of Boots and Shoes, Deals Block, corner
Front and Garrison Streets, Fremont, Ohio.
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oh, Pete!-We are called upon to chroa-
icle deliberate and, We have reason to be-
Iieve. premedi,ated desertion from the bach
elor ranks. Last Monday Hr. PETE KEssLER,
Mine Host of the Kessler Heu.e, meekly
nut his head under the matrimonial yoke,
took unto himself wife from among the fair
ladies of Clyde and started southwark on a
wedding tour. We forgive him this once
and wish him any amount of domestic bliss.
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An Autograph Letter.-The Post OF the
Grand Array Of the Republic have hard
somely framed and hung up in their hall III
Bucklands old block an autograph letter OF
President Lincoln's which is as character
;s,ic as any we remember to have seen. 1t
was written on the back Of Mrs. Baird S let
ter, aud sent to the Secretary of War. After
the case had beer disposed Of, it was thrown
among the waste papers, swept ont Of the
office aud afterwards picked up by Mr.
Krum who vas there on duty at Wash
ington. 1t reads as follows:
Hon. Sec. of War: Ms. Baird tells Inc
she is widow, that her two sons and only
support joined the army, where one Of them
still is; that her other son Isaac P. Baird, is
private in the 72l Pennsylvania Vols,
Bsxter's Fire Zouaves, Go. K. that he is
now under guard with his regiment on a
charge of desertion, that he was undsr ar
rest for deserlion SO that he could not take
the benefit of returning under the Prcclams.
ton on that subject. Please have it ascer-
tanned if tas is correct and if it is, let him be
discharged from arrest and go to duty, l
think too he should have his pay for duty
actually performed. Loss of pay falls so hard
on poor families. Yours truly,
90 A. LINCOLN.
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sEA new $40 counterfeit national bank
note( the Plate answering for all the banks)'
il in circulation in this State, the parties IN
the business filing them up to answer for
one bank or another to suit their convenience.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer thus speaks Of
its appearance: The signatures of the Reg
lister oft Treasury and the United States
Treasurer have been well initiated, bst the
signatures Of the officers of the bank are very
poor. and plainly show that they have been
nrinted. The back of the note is not so well
executed as the fsGe, but the green coloring
Is very coed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-15
A New Epeins,-Jupe and Curtis

A New Engins.-June and Curtis nave
lust finished fl Engine TO be ussd in Wesi
and Dans's new mill at Green Springs. The
Eneise is 35 horse power, 10 inch cylinder,
10 inch stroke, aud is intended to make four
hundred revolutions in a minute. The saw
is circular, six feet in diameter aud will cut
1900 feet Of lumber per day. The Engine
is half portable and has the improved circu'
lar valve different in style from any ever be-
fore manufactured here.
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First in the Market.-Mr. Taylor, of
the furn of Bristol and Taylor. is now in
the East purchasing spring stock of goods
which will arrive next week. Their Store
will be amply stocked with all varieties of
the latest styles
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Ger, for Sale.

orvrR fo, ,,,s NV Farm OF one hundred and
s;Itv scres-IO0 acres Of cleai 60 lsne, ~ nieh
stste Of cultivation, thu balance II nsA'y .gn
,,,,ths of mile Of good Grist Mill and saw
MI TSs-s are On the firm, two good DSeling
Houses, wash and smOksBouss CsHar ar SnSer sTe
Nneio, oaa fosr fine House and one tor the Barn
.ns sfing House, Orchard of No !, GrSited Fruit
rusk as Apples cherries foars euin1ss feS'pss &c
For particulars 10 terms, etei cs =" t1bio
at fort SSoee@' JACOB PULT6.
Dsc. 7, ls66-1am7Pd
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The Wheat Crcp.-The winter wheat
never looked better than it does this spring.
Il stands thick on the ground bids fair to be
an excellent cror. There viii be good
many scres Of spring wheat sewn IN the
county.
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The Place to go for Bargains,-Her-
mon, Smith d Wilson, at The well known
Store in Vallettess block, are selling goods at
remarkably low prices. They are preparing
to put in big stock in the early spring. II
you want bargains, Hermon. Smith & Will
son's is the place oget them.
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Change at the D epot.-Mr. G. NJ. FISH
rn who has been agent for the Cleveland aud
Toledo Rail Road at this place for the past
two wears. has been transferred to Elyria
and has been succeeded by Mr.. A. J. HALE,
an old resident of Fremont, and formerly a
popular aud efficient sgent here.
Mr. Fisher has given great satisfaction
during his two years stay here, and has
made himself universally popular. We con-
gratulate the Elyria travelling public on his
appointDent 10 their Station.
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THE JOURNA AL.
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1857.
Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
/ S g 8 e a

We now send out the Journal with the date
to which the subscription has been paid ad-
ded on The margin of the paper TO the printed
address of each subscriber. By glance at
these figures, every one can tell how his ac-
count stands. Thus: aJohn Smith Is sept 66',
means that John Smith has paid his SUBJ
scription mp to the 18th Of September, 1866.
Hereafter receipts viii be unnecessary, as the
change in the date viii be equivalent to such
acknowledgment. This plan viii prove
equally advantageous TO us and convenient to
our subscribers. 1t viii save us the trouble
of keeping separate book for subscriptions,
and will promptly indicate to subscribers
the time when they should make another
payment.
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The Spring Eleotion.-The officers te
be elected in this city and township Q" the
first Monday in April are;
A Mayor, who holds his Office one year.
"A City Marshal, who holds his Office one
year.
: CITY Solicitor, wLo holds his Office two
years.
Two Trustees N e,ch ward, enc of whom,
aher tha first election, is to be elee;ej anuu-
ally.
An Assessor in each ward.
The County Treasurer is e1-o65ci9 city
treasurer Of cities Of the second class, in
cases where lhp city Is also the county. seat.
TIE goard Of Trus,eas (or Alderraen)
choose their own President ssd Clerk.
Besides the above the usual Township
officers are to BE- elected.
ansA
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Room, Room, Room.-H. Munk, Post
office Building, has lately had great trouble
in finding room for his customers. The fact
is people in Sandusky County have fouFd
that he is selling readyIDade clothing cheaper
than any other establishment in town.
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House and Lot for Sale.

VI UNDERSIGNED offers for sale, at a low Price
fIh Nd en- reasonable terms, goo dtwo story frame
\ Cd three and half lots OF g5o7nds on the cor,
houss 'SRolson and Wood Streets, Fremont, west
neL Oh ziPer, on high ground. Erqnire on the
9a.o siss ~ 'sf Eiiam TOtten, at the Pest on1ee
Premtsesor OF SUSAN TOfIES.
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The Greensburg Road. = Application
has been made to have the Greensburg Road
macadamizcd TO the Wood County line,
distance Of about fifteen miles. Iessrs. b.
Amsden, VIM. E. Haynes, C. G. Greene, and
Hiram Half were appointed to view, and re-
port the expense Of the contemplated inn
provement aud the lana= ghich will receive
benefit from such improvement. Tae road
needs maeadamizipg greatly and the value
Of the lands adjacent will Re increased more
than the cost of the road.
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Srn for Sale.

,-,-,,,Ds, GNEp alfers for sale his Farm, sit
INhh "a y township, Sandukky county: o.,
n';lss sS1tbx VI Of FIemon,, and three mes
elgnt nles g:., Station, the Lake Erie
northwest o. Mln.sf M contains about 50 acres Of
LoIisvihe h..o4S " Is unssr good cultivation,
iIoT Tan s.la5cs I ti@t,r new frame SP 81
hundred PAN M csa.s-r bpi Vngsenew. For terms
water, ana an poire, st the goarma! Office
and otner parsi'U n a. RENSBUEG
Fremont, OF OF Winters Station P. o
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Deputy Assessor.

Deputy Assessor.-Mr. Lewis, the new
ly appointed Collector for this District. was
in town last Wednesday, We understand
that he has recommended Col. J. R. Bartlett
to Secretary NcOuiloch for appointment as
Deputy Assessor for this coun ty. Colonel
Bartlett will make an attentive, careful and
thoroughly efficient officer.
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transfers Of Real Estate, for the weel

transfers Oh 1AsaA SsSoSSi ~" ~
ending March 9th, 1867, prepared BY A.
F. GALLAGHER, County Recorder:
Cbas Foster to Geo L Donnels, 80 acres
Madison township ,--------- SsoV
Jas Sevits to NJ A Carpenter, lots 50 ooo
and "a Hessvills, oVV
L @ Rawson TO John Leary part lot oo
no 1873 Fremont ooV
EFT Roller to Jas Boose, A ceres
Woodyille township. .:-.---..-- 2ooV
Geo June to Charles Moll, 26 acres IN,
Washington township -- lo9V
Robbcrt Patterson to Elizabeth Sny-
der, in.lots 729 and 746 Fremont, 975
Phillip Zimmerman to Nancy Smear o
ing in.lot 1870 Fremont ---..-... 2UUU
B;rcbard & Norton to Jacob Snyder,
Wig lot no 9 Gallagher pt.- l5U
Jacob Snyder to Joseph Wal6y, W l-2
lot no 9 Gallagher, pit. .--.---- oe4
Jacob Moses to Mahala Grant, 10 acres
Washington township, .-.----- 1900
Jacob Moses to Geo Grant, 10 ceres
Washington township, .--....- 500
E o Cooley to Levi Gibson, 25 acres -o
Rice township. ,.:--.-:----.- l2oo
E 0 Cooley to @ zcckgraff, So scres o
Rice township, ip,..-.....---..... 2ISO
Isaac Rice to Hannah Morgan, lot no
159 Clyde. ..-..::-. 'oO
W Boose 10 John Myers, 40 fcre'
Woodvillc township lSoV
S White to Leppelman, aud Dorr,
part of in-lot 2l7 Fremont .-...: lUu
FS White to Adam Hodes l-2 Of
in-lot no 2l5 Fremont, -: 31So
Vim Blauck to Wm B'auck Jr. 40
acres Madison township. .---.... 5oU
Jno H More to O Rosbaugh in-lots
1879 1880 and 1881 Fremont. l3oo
G G Golden to Rodney Golden III
acres Townsend township eoO
Dan Golden to Dan Sweet, 20 acres
Townsend township. ----..--.- IoUu
] W Hone to Lewis @ Anderson, in-lots
324 and 325 Fremont, t,----..--. 7oo
G D Conrad to James Durstan, 100
acres Green Greek township, -. S'5VO
Geo Buskirk to VIM H Moore lot in
Bellevue, l4oV
s W Reed to B + Kessler, 26 acres
Sandusky township, .....------ OO
John Myers to Nary Rees 40 acres
Madison township, --.-.---.--. 6oo
Obas B Crippan to VIM P McOord 81
acres York township. .--.--...: 5e5V
l. r Latham to @ Dorfiinger, s0
acres Townsend township, oJU
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surelv wonders will Never Cease.

Surely Wonders will Never Cease
DR.. Agar the celebrated healer has been in
our town few days, causing great excite
ment By curing the people without the use
of medicine. The Doctor has rooms at the
Kessler Hotel, where hs is daily visited by
crowds of persons Of both sexes and all ages
ssekipg relief and cure for their ills. He
cordially invites the poor or those not able
to nav to come and be healed without money
aud without price. This surely is very
generous offer. We advise all who arc sick or
ailipg with any disease or complaint to give
the Doctor call Immediately. He will re-
main during the month Of March. llOtt
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Born 70 Good Luck.-Dramatic enter

Born to Good Luck.-Dramatic enter
tainments do not seem to be losing ground
with the Fremont public. The Excelsiors
played on Monday and Tuesday evenings to
large houses, although the nights were both
wet aud disagreeable. The leading piece
was "Born to Good Lsek,' comedy with =
leading Irish character. and one OF Barney
Williams favorites. Paudeen O'Raferty. q
Jolly, free-hearted son of Ire'snd was capital
" rendered by Mr.. Cook, whs has real ge'
MUS in the delineation of Irish character
Mr.. Hood as Count Manfredi made an excel
lent appearance. Mr.. Thomas House, new
member Of the troupe, played the part of
Coradiuo with excellent effect. with perhaps
e little want of spirit in the hesvier parts.
Every one who heard Mr. Chances renoer'
ing of aLandri" was disappointed in him as
Count Malfi." The part Of an old man was
i'll suited TO him and the effort he made to
sdapt his voice and action to it was plainly
spnarept. Miss Eyerett's eloeution was ex-
cellent and her manner pleasing, but it re-
ouired considerable stretch Of the imagiHa-
ton 10 believe her the old and ugly Countess
Molingar. Misses Foy and Evans played
their parts with good effect, and the minor
characters filed their places well. The farce
Family Jars has several situations" that ad-
NIT Of considerable skill in acting and it was
ereditably rendered Mr. Slater a. Porcelain
played admirably, and Mr.. House as Bens-
dict was easy and natural. Mr. Rawsos
took the house by storm at his first appear
apce as DELPHI and sustained his part WELL
his want Of familiarity with his part rather
adding TO the bunor Of his acting. MI
Dwight a, "Diggory" managed the ! ork-
shire dialect to perfection but could not get
the ethiopian out of his action. Miss
Hicks rendering of her part as the "Csptaln's s
Daughter was in perfect keeping with the
character and Miss Foy played the difficui
role of Irish "Liddy faultessly.
On the second evening the new farce ian
unrosr in the Barber Shop" was tie most
Isughable the troupe mas yet produced ana
was we'll rendered throughout. The orches-
trs led by Bebee filed the intervals WIN
music Of high order. In fact the music Is
one Of the features of our dramatic entertain
ments. Mrs. Manns singing was good as 1t
always is. In the case Of Mr. Mann we ven
ture to recommend the choice Of some other
song than aPat Naloy" as it has been sung
several times in public here and is tolerably
familiar to the most of our people.
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Hool and ladder Company Eleo

Hook and Ladder Company Eleo-
tion.-The resignation of J. r. Bartlett, as
foreman Of the Hook and Ladder Company,
having been accepted. special meeting was
held Wednesday evening last for the pur-
pose of filing the vacancy. H. G. Dom
eyson, first assistant foreman, was promoted
foreman; John Fl. Hood, second assistant,
was promoted first assistant; and Ira Whit
more was elected second assistant. The
term for which these elections were held ex-
pires in June. The Company is in good
condition, and ready, as they have ever Pro-
we'd, for all emergencies.
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Farm for Sale.

VERY desirable farm, absut one nile sou:h
A west from Bellevue, Ohio. fne farm contains
io1ty acres, choice soil, good two story dwelling
bouss GOOD out-houses, &c orchard, two wells OF
r-cod 1ater. and situated or an excellent road
Fer further partc dlars enquire OF tbs subscriber
~ the premises. hobEkr n SfE"AHA'
March 6, 156T.-l0W3.
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Read Platt's Greeting, and cali and examine

Attention. to the new advertisement OF
E. B. Moore d BRo. in another Column
The MooRK BROTHERS have been in business
here for some time, and every body knows
that they are fully able 10 do what they
advertise to do. They have good stock OF
everything necessary for table outfit from
a salt sellar 10 set Of china ware, and they
sell at easy prices. Besides this branch CT
trade they keep on hand the best oroghaa
Mills family -four and feed, il soy quantity
wholesale and retail. Try them and you
will find them gentlemanly ;radesmen and
fair and upright men,
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Services during Lent-Tbe services
during Lent at the Protestant Epiecopal
Church of this 0ity will be held as follows
after tlis week. Morning Prayer, every
Wednesday aud Friday a, 8. A. NJ. Service
and Lecture every Wednesday evening at I
otclnck
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A Change.-The firm of WadswoIth d
Pratt have dissolved partnership and the
business will hereafter be carried on at the
old stand by c. 81 Wadsworth. NJ. Pratt
will remain in the city and engage in some
other branch cf trade.
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Engaged understand that the "Ex-
celsicr Dramatic Club have an engage
ment 10 play in Elmore, spd another in Nor
walk, and that ihe Drao attic Clubs from
those places will also appear here and oc-
cupy the stage at Union Hall.
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Elmore.-A Masonic party came OH On
Wednesday evening st Wilson's Hall at FL
more, whieh vas well attended and passed Of
delightfully."-. The room managers were SIR.
HENRY GArrs and Capt. j. B. LUCKY. The
music waz furnished by Bebee's Fremont
Band. and was of eouIss excellent,