davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

"a . frsr Aa Ha
The Ohio Farmers, Insurance Company
has been doing business over inineteen year,
and has over 10000 farmers as its patrons
within the State Of Ohio. One thousand in
the County of Sandusky alone II It sinspres
only farm property and unexposed dwellings
and barns, and these at lower rates than any
other responsible Company It had in 1850 $50,
So, 900 surplus cash; 1861, $4,000: 1862
$5I, 900 1868, $69, 600; 1854, $ss, ,0005 1865
100000; 1865, sI250O0. There has not
been year since its organization in which
its losses or expenses have exhausted its re-
ceipss. It's satisfactory adjustments of all
losses and honorable dealings have made the
Company ounipotent in sections where loss
es have occurred. And as TO fairness'in set,
Ting losses we would refer yout to Adam and
Geo. Karbler, of Riley TP., to whom were
paid $3.50. James Nicely. Of Green Creek,
paid $500. jeremiah Gibbs Of Riley, paid
1926. John Grant, of Ballville, paid $3.50.
G. II. Colyin, Henry Hoffman and James
Beebe Farmers of Sandusky County, give
,,s ,a,l -,,syc -fttrV 80 i-s:fftV Yi;s hns
..'--a p b7s'T h's5 ZAcHH ARY Ross. %
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
promotions In the Public school,

Promotions In the Public Schools
As a result of the examinations in the
Primary grades of schools, the following
pupils have been promoted to the Second
ary schools:
Hickory st. Primary, Miss. Fannie Top
ping, Teacher; Patrick Brown, Willie Cook
son, Jameson Hull, Edward Lahy, AlonSo
Kelbel, Timothy o Neal, Everett Hall, Joseph
Kelbel John Kreitz, Katie Cronin, Maggie
MulrahiH, Johanna Nc Nary, HOnora Rior-
dan, Annie Wilmer.
John st. Primary, Miss Eta Smith, Teach
er Charlie, Lane, Robert Young, David
Slick, johnnie Cochane, Theodore Lance
Anna Anderson, Cora Linsay, Louisa Shra-
der, Stella Sharp, and Emma Snyder.
Rowland st. Primary, Miss. zoa Fletcher.
Teacher; Albert Bauman, Jacob Bauman,
James Curren, Joseph England, Chss. Gle
bel, Isaac Lemon, Belle Smith, Orpheus Jo-
sepb. David Bowman, Susie BiIleau. Effie
Bell, Honora Cahill, Nellie Norris, Belle
Weaver, Belle Foulke, Nettie Shout, Annie
Ramsaur.
wood.st, Primary, Miss. Abbie Jackson,
Teacher; Tommie Brady, Charlie Bowlus
Hiram Doncyson, John Fisher, Henry Rsntz
Elmer wolfnger, Martin Scanling, Patsy
Dorr, Harry Bolein, George Tyler. Harvey
Boyles, Emma Fisher, Emma Cradle, Alice
Harlan, Lolie .Hord, Minnie Krebs, Ids
Simpson, Mary Stack.
The following pupils were either absent, or
failed in their examination. Those that are
starred having nearly reached the requisite
standard will be allowed another ezamina-
ton at the beginning of the next school year.
Sammie Bauman =, Philena Dunning >,
Annie Bennett =, Mary Connelly", Harry
Garvin ., Reuben Bowlus*, Frank Close y
Willie Camfeld#, Clarence Garvin ., John
Leshers, Eddie Sharp, Sammie Keeler :,
Emmie Lindsay" Mary Henson Michael
Mulrain =, Peter June, Thomas ODonnel'
Patsey Connolly, David Fowler, John Hos
mer, Joseph Ridley, Hattie Curtis, Sarah
Curtis, Ida Brady, Isabella Brady, Emma
Dons y, Maggie Keef Cora Rowley, Caro-
line Sugar, Sarah Rhine, Mary Hughes.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

Cleveland Library.-A few days since
we had the pleasure Of looking over the
handsome rooms of the Cleveland Library
Association, in Case Block, under the
pilOtage of our old friend Mr.. W. J. TAFT
the faithful and courteous librarian. The
rooms, which are held by the Association in
perpetual lease, are high, spacious and fitted
up with elegance and taste. The reading
room displays papers from every quarter Of
the globe and the already large library is
receiving constant additions of new books.
The Library" has always been cherished
institution in Cleveland and now that it has
room to grow, it will be more than ever a
matter of pride to make it worthy of the
intelligence, enterprise and wealth of the city.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

"Rooral. IA lady from the "rooral des-
tricks" met with an adventure day or two
since at BRANDT & CoRDIr's store which sur
prised her. After doing little TRADING
she asked one of the clerks if she could go
through that door, " pointing to the back
part of the room, ''to the grocery 10 get some
tobacco" The clerk politely informed her
that she could pass through the door and
gate and reach the store of LANGRAFF d ERNST.
She started straight for what she thought
was the open door, saw another female COM
ing, turned out to pass her, was susprised to
find that said female kept dodgiDg right and
left so as to keep directly in her way. She
politely requested her ''to step one side and
was just getting "riled" when she spied the
frame of the "big mirror" She win go to
the grocery" by the front way hereafter.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
mo. 81
An Ordinance

Regulating the Duties ofthc City Engineer.
SEC. L. Be it ordained by the City Council
Ofthe City of Fremont, That the City Ooun-
ell. may at their first meeting in May, an
nually appoint some suitable and competent
person to the Office of City Engineer and
Surveyor, who shall hold his Office for one
year and until his successor shall be appoint
ed and qualified, and before entering upon
the duties of his office, he shall take an oath
to faithfully and impartially discharge the
the duties of his office.
SEC. 2 That it shall be the duty of said
Engineer, when called upon by the City
Council, or any committee thereof, to make
all surveys of the streets, alleys, sidewalks,
bitches, drains, public highways and public
improvements in said city, and to execute
plats, plans and statements of the same,
and to calculate and ascertain the proper
and necessary level of all streets, lanes, al
leys, sidewalks, sewers, cutters, bitches and
public highways within the limits of said
city, and execute profles, delineations and
drafts of the same, which he shall record in
q book for that purpose, which said record
shall be kept in the Office of the city clerk,
and said City Engineer shall from time to
time discharge such other official duties as
the City Council, by ordinance or resolution,
may direct. For all of which said Engineer
shall receive such compensation as the City
Council shall determine.
SEC. 8. That it shall be the duty of the
City Engineer, on application of any per-
son within this city who is about to grade,
curb, or pave any sidewalk in said city, to
ascertain and fix the grade thereof and to
require the same to be observed in con-
structipg said sidewalk. The expense to
be paid by the person employing said En-
gineer.
SEC. A. That it shall be the duty of said
Engineer, on application Of any person about
to erect or build any house or other build
ing, which shall front on any street in this
city, to ascertain the street line of such lot
and FIX the grade for the same, for which he
shall receive reasonable compensation.
SIC. 2. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage.
Passed May 9Th, 1867. -
]. d. BOTEFUR,
President of City Council.
F. WILMER, City Clerk.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

ATegribls Railro ad Accident in
Fremont Yesterday morning about nine
o clock the passenger train came in from the
East under full speed, and just as the last
car was passing over the bridge, although
the bridge had previously shown no signs
of its inability to bear its tremenduous burr
den, yet five gentlemen and some ten or ff-
teen ladies, whose names we have not learn
ed, while passing under the bridge at that
moment, were mostterribly and horribly run
over by vast crowd of people urging their
way to Harris Photograph rooms M in, in Buck
lands New Block, to get their photos taken
but no one seriously injured. '1saii'io eidf
Don Fail to read the new advertisement
of Dr.. Z. DILLON d. SoN.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
n n woRKs 1IkEA CHAnnr.-H.,. ,Ov

1T WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM.-HaVs you
headaehel Use Rennsis Magic Oil Have you
toothache: Use Rsnne's Magic oili-Hsve you
neuralgia Use Renne's Magic oili-HaFs you
Rheumatism; Use Renne's Magic OIL Have you
Sore ThrOats Use Renne's Magic OIL Have you
soiatica Use Renne's Magic on ni-Haye yOua
bruise Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you cranpsl
Ussl Renns's Magic OH i--Have yau cholera NOR
bus. Use Renne's Aagis oils-HaVs you lame
ness Use Rsnns's Magic oill This Ii the Best
Family Remedy, to cure all kinds Of pain, yoa
tried 1t is clean safe and delicious to use, and II
you use it faithfully, 1t win do you good Direc
tions on each bottle. Buy It of the Druggist or
Merchant where you trade. II they have not 90. IL
on hand they win send for il, st your request and
sell Jon the Genuine Renns's Pain Killing Magic
OIL at the manufacturers lowest price at retail.
WA-, RENNE, Sole Propristor sad Man1fAetursr.
Pittshed, Mass. Sold whoIessls and fssail By d.
3, Dillon Son, Fremont. t.Esassy sev Ssssl
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14


sEMFromOn6 Market.
fFREMoNT, O., rHURsDAYsJUNE Is, 1857.
Csrrected by D. Gafvin q Co.
wheat-No. ], 81 2s mo. 2, 81 60; Nod, q 50
FIOur-$ls 5c@sM so q SIC y bbl.
.OOrn-Ssoc bushsl.
Rye-Sl 10 ? bushel.
Oats-52c. y bushel.
Buckwheat (grsin)-s1c. y bushel.
Flax Seed-e2 90 y bushel.
Tiffothy seea-s2 O0@2 50 y bushel.
Glover seed-$7 oO@I rs y bushsl.
Dressed HOgs-$7 5o@s7 7s ' ewt.
wOol-S5@A5c. ' ID.
Hsy-&lzY Tun.
Corrected BY r. Cleses
Lard-los. y n By the ksg; l21sc. ptb ct retail.
Smoked NEeatB-Hams, 121Scts. ' 10; Shoul-
ders, loe y ID Dried Bsef, zoe. y fb.
PouItry-Turkies, 81 90, 81 soGs2 90 spises
Chickens l9@15e. apieoe, live; dressed seles. ID
Butter-l2he. Tb
r EExxs-l2hs- y do.sn
Chesse-l2@l6c. 10.
-Potatoes-p50 bushel.
Dried ApPles-ohe. ID.
HeesWaX-3oc. 10.
salt-Fins, y sack, Use; y bbl., 81 60; Coarse,
, bhi, y .ffiiffITl
Coffee-RiO, 2e@2Tc. vib; Jsva, 4e@l5c. , ID
Tea-Ss@sl 0ovib.
sugar-COmmOn, BY the barrel, b., 10, l2h
@I4c White, l51lec. ? ID.
Rice-12hc. Tib.
nIackerel-sS 90 q SO % x bSl.: 81 sov
Kit.
Fremont Lime-20c y bush.
Fremont Lumber Market
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
DR.. Mattooks.


SING SINa, Westchester County, N. Y.
Dr.. E.sJ MATTe6kE-I am moot happy
to inform you of the benefit have received
from your treatment and Analytical Rene
dies, When called upon you in October,
1883, neither my friends nor myself hsd any
hope of my recovery. had employed sew
eral physicians, and taken great deal Of
medicine, but without any benefit. At that
time l was obliged to be bolstered up in bed;
/ was affected with great difficulty In breath
ing, fainting, severe pain in my left side over
the region Of the heart and dropsy Of the
chest complicated with general dropsy, and
! was in very great distress from head to
foot. Besides all this one of my hands was
contracted and Fithersd, and had been 50 for
four years, and had great huttering Of the
heart and numbness Of the extremities. Up
on consulting with you you gave me little
encouragement, but said you would do the
best you could for nae. Now, Doctor, am
happy 70 inform you, | am enjoying very
good health, my bloating has al left me, and
my hand is completely restoted-l can use II
as well az the other. feel cannot say too
much in favor Of your remedies; had it moi
besn for them believe should long since
been in my grave. do really advise the
sick to use your remedies without delay
Doctor, may you live long to heal the sick.
OATHARINE ROBINSON.
This may certify that the above statement
my wife has made, is strictly true, and l car
recommend Doctor Z. J. Mattocks to the con-
fdence Of the people. WILLIAM ROBINSON.
| Feb. 10th. 23-v2. r..-,-s
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
Poland's Magic Bilious Powders

II TNHIs PREPARATION Is the discovery
i of Rev. J. ". Poland, formerly Pas
" n tor Of the Babtist Church in GoGstown,
& N. r., and . man dearly beloved BY that
denomination throughoutEew England
He was Obliged to iaave the pulpft and
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
Delegates to the State Convention.

Delegates to the State Convention.
The Convention held last Saturday to
choose Delegates from this County to the
State Convention, was slimly attended. The
following persons were chosen as Delegates
and Alternates
Delegates-Gen. r. P. Buckland, DR.. L.
@. Rawson, Col. J. R. Bartlett, Col. q. G.
Eaton, NJ. Chance, Esq.
Alternates-C. A. Willard, Esq, Homer
Everett, Esq, DIR. j. W, Failing, Adam
Bair, Esq, E. L. Bowersox, Esq.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
Farm for Sale.

rTyHE undersigned offers for sale his farm, situated
K In Bsllvills township, Sandusky county, Ohio,
four miles southwest Of Fremont on the Sandusky
river obtaining 90 acres Of land less, over
SO acres under good state Of cultivation, 10 Of 1t
river bottom and the balance tinbsrs situated on
GOOD roads, comfortable house, frame barn, buggy
house eood cellar under the house, wood house and
oth.r out door buildings, good wells Of water and
istern an orchard Of 20 large bearing apple trees of
choice fruit; also pear, psaeh, plum, cherry, and
other summer fruit. Also house well Situated for
onsFipg svrup. For further information enquire Of
the subscriber on the premises. ,.
QSmos) JAMES n1ETr.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
'''s'' JAMES HIErr.
rApM nor sALE.-THE SUB

IL scriber wishes to sell his farm In Washington
Township, Sandusky County, Ohio, miles West
taic so acres-6O acres in till Gnd 20 acres in tim
ber. The soil is limestone loan, and productive
The buildings consist Of comfortable frame dwell
ing house good tenant housss good well Of water
house and lime kiln &c. good variety OF fruit
frees consisting Of apple, peach, cherry and plum;
slso between 200 and 800 bearing grape vines, con-
this fsrm can have possession Of the tenant house
With the prfvelsge Of two Acids to till this spring
For particulars enquire Of Vim hcAillen on the
14mzs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
.sAGarEd.
EUi oe~ r.
..IAcKsoN. Tnl M

a fiaf JACKSON, Tps May "a, 1sb1.lr'
The Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
has, through their agent, Zachary Ross, this
day paid their Policy of Insurance on my
house and contents to the full amount, $500,
(house $500, contents 5000, y burned on the
afternoon of April 21st9 ,APromptness and
fair dealing are comendable in all llcasess but
when overtaken by fire any Companyg sfe-
spending to our claims as promptly as has
the Ohio Farmers Insurance" Company in
this instance, shows thatwe are not onlysafe
in their hands but that their business is man
aged by efficient men, and take great pleas
ure in recommending the above Company and
their agent to my friends and the farming
community. HSS s"' ~ A-'"Is' 70 10 lir'
: HENRY HorrMAN. =
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

Runaway.-Last Sunday, young man
named GEoReE WEIMER was driving team
with load of straw, down the hill near the
brick yard on the east side, when the horses
became frightened and the driver in attempt
ing to hold them slipped and fell between
them. He was very badly cut and bruised,
but was taken at once to Doctor Bakers
Office, where he received the necessary surgi-
cal attention, and is now doing well. ID
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

The Bellevue Commercial.--The
business men of Bellevue with their usual
spirit and enterprise, have started paper as
an advertising medium for gratuitous circu-
lation, the first number being issued from
the JOURNAL Press this week. The little
sheet is to appear monthly and viii receive
a circulation Of one thousand copies. Sue
cess to the business men Of Bellevue.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
Try The Old Reliable Firm-Th

1Ly-l 1U6 V2u 1kc11dUl5 xIAHI-I ne
well known firm of s. Buckland d Son still
do business at the old stand in the same
straightforward way which won their many
friends and customers in Sandusky and ad-
Joining countries. Our readers win find at
their store, a splendid stock of paints, they
make this branch of trade specially this
season and sell cheap-the purest drugs
which they put up with the greatest care;
patent medicines of approved kinds; school
books at the lowest prices, and fair stock Of
miscellaneous books,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
Farm fox Sale.

r OFFER for sale my Farm of one hundred and
4 sixty acres-l00 acres Of cleared land, In high
state of cultivation, the balance In heavy timber
living within thirty rods effort Seneca and within
three -fourths Of mile Of good orist Mil and Saw
Mil. There are on the farm, two good Dwelling
Housea. Wash and SmokeHouse. Cellar under the
whsle Corn Cribs, Barn with sheda, TIVE nsveTiA1l-
Spring House, Orchard Of No /, Grated Fruit
such a. Apples Cherries, Pears Ounces, Peaches &C.
For particulars as to terms etc., call on or address
st Fort Seneca. Postonoe' seneGs Tz Tal0
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

Go to 8. Buckland d Sons Store, If
you want good trade in stationery They
keep fine assortment Of paper of all, sizes
and grades, and sellitaini quantities to suit
their customers. They keep and sell, at low
prices all the best ,perfumeries, pomades and
hair dressings. Their wall paper department.
as everybody knows, is well stocked with
handsome patterns, selected with great care
and bought at low prices. They win notfail
to suit their customers in that or any other
line of their trade.di ~ s'ss> n; 6=ilduq hr
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

Facts are Stubborn Things
are stubborn things, and it has lately come
to be generally acknowledged that YOuNk-
MAN is doing good work in the line of Mer-
chant Tailoring at very low rates, and is
selling splendid ready made clothing at the
lowest prices, He don't make any fuss
about it butsells cheap and gets a good trade.
O2u9 r. a.. 80 - Z -.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

= :.
The Races.-The races came off last week
to programme, the weather being
pleasant and the track in splendid condition
dnring the entire three days. The attend
ance was large, both from abroad and from
|ail parts of the county, and the races were
Eclose and exciting. On the third day the
funniDg race, ~ miles, best 8 in S, between
The blooded horses Fremont and Star Dacis, :
came of. 8. Davis being daatanced the second
heat. "Star Davis has been great favorite
here for several years and he found plenty
Of hackers, but the result Of the race places
him considerably in the back ground. We
had hoped to give full report Of the Spring
meeting, but our crowded columns will only
admit the programme of the three days races:
FIRST DAYS RAcINa-JUNE 6, 1867.
J. Trottiag Z miis, q in q, for nsnSsrs eniy-Parss
z $50.
@. H. Bell, s. e. Dan Taylor, 81.
Ira Smith, b. 6. Bob, 3 3. fCf
John Ryder, 2. g. Billy, 232.
TimeSs:Ss, 2:32, 2:55.
Q. Rsnsssg x mile, 3 81 5-Psrss sa0o.
T. 81, Bush, 8. b. Fremont, 1.
J.B. Luckey, b. m. Scabby, dist.
WIN. Herbster, b. m. Lady Bird, 3 dist.
! u 8. Trossi.g nearest to s2c-Purss $50.
J. Furney, z. m. Lady Emma, time 5.22.
\ P. Barringer, b. e. Honest Tom, time 3:l6.
q j. Ryder, g. g. Billy, time 3:l9.
= @. Il. Bell, s. g. Dave Powell, time 3:42.
T Ira Smith, b. g. Bob, time 3:29.
Theo. Olapp. B. m. Lady, $3.50.
SECOND DAY-JUNE
/. Rnnnsng x mile, 2 in 8, ~smbsrs esty-P Psrss $50.
Ira Smith, z. m. Lady Fremont a.
Geo. Hurdick, 9. m. Lady Fanny, 90.
J. r. Bartlett, 9. g Mack, 33.
Time-1:22, l:26. ....-
.. Rssniag X mile-Prrss $50. t-
Jno. Van Marter, b. m. Capitola, 1.
s. s. Lofland, blk. m. Cherry Bell, 2.
L. Moore, g. M. Doll, dist.
Time-1:23.
THIRD DAY-JUNE 8.
/. Rrnsisg so,ods-Psrss $50.
T. England, b. G. Billy, /.
Ira Smith. g. m. Lady Fremont, 2.
Jno. Van Marter, b. &. - 3.
s. s. Loffiand, blk. m. Cherry Bell, 0.
Time-26 seconds.
q Rsnnisg IL miiss, ia s-PHrss $500.
J. Pitman, s. b. Fremont, /.
j. Bennett, b. z. Star Davis, 9, dist.
Time-2:42, GAG.
8. Trott,sg, Citissn' Purse, 2 in 3--Psrss s1oo.
James Furney, g. m. Lady Emma, l.
J. S. Peck, b. m. Gipsey Queen, z
L. Trottisg x siie, in s. members oHty-Pur'c $25
O.. Bell, s. g. Dan. Taylor, /.
Alex. King, b. 6. Buzzard, dist.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
Az 1mna.n,e Tr.deE n I.,.Barkee55

An Immense Trade.-Mr, 2. Il Barker
has built up an immense trade in the lins OF
ready made clothing and merchant tailoring,
during his short stay in the city, and has now
splendid store well stocked with the best Of
goods. He has succeeded by fair and honor-
able dealing with every ons,F good work and
low prices. He has an sxeenen cutter and
sends out no work that does nat ftand keeps
the very best worknen to- nsnufasturs his
custom work? Such a codfss alwaysowins
as it has in Mr. Barker's case, ID, TJ,iz s., !,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
= nRsIRARJE PLACEfor SALE.

N The undersigned offers for sale the premises
in Fremont now occupied BY her, known as the old
IS Edeerton pIscs," comprising four Lots Of ground
numbered ass, 3s7, 3sS and 3Ss, in one square,
bounded by John, High, Main and Ewing streets.
The situstion Is high and Beautiful and the premis
e. really as desirable as any in the city Fruit trees
and shrubbsry In abundance. Large dwelling house
barn and out buildings, well, eistsrns, &c, &c.
Possession given st once. Place TO be shown at
any time. Terms easy. MRS. JENNIE ENSIGN.
fremont Nay l, 1867. 1Sm3pd
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
Picture frames Mirrors, silver ware,

Picture frames, Mirrors, Silver ware,
Gas fixtures, Crockery and Glassware
can all be found at Wadsworth's No. 6. State
Street. He has just received new stock Of
mirrors the handsomest in town, and the
cheapest. He frames pictures in good style
for be knows how to do it, and as for the
rest of his stock he de6es competition in
variety, quality and cheaPness. We call
attention especially to his gas fixtures, Go
and see them before you buy elsewhere.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14
THE AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AR.

THE AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AR.
ITHMETIC.-A new Work Of 2os pages, for Bus
insss Colleges, Schools, Academies, &c. compiled
rules. Giving prectical business examples Of kind
not in Arithmetics now in use, involving Gold and
National Currency. Ths laws for collection Of debts,
damages protested bills, and legal rate o; inter
est for every State, given Als rules and tables for
Genital sys.FP. 9yesy Teacher, Library and b1si-
as MAI ifsdairss one. 70 Be had Of booksellers;
ifnos, address, enclosing sl.IS,
sonl HuASRovE WRIGHT, ClsYslsad,o
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

Splendid Fianos.-E. L. CRoss has Just
received some new Pianos that surpass in
finish, compass and tone any that have ever
been broughtto this market Two Of them
are of HALLEr & DAVIS best made, and one
ia a small 6ned-toned Piano of Emerson's
Manufacture The last,is moderate is price
and is a beautiful parlot instrument. Gail
and see them,