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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-27


The 6ohools.-Teachers and scholars
have been given fortnight's play spell for
the holidays. The schools will reopen a
week from next Monday, when the new
buildings will be occupied. The High,
Grammer and intermediate SCHOOLS will re-
move from the old to the new school house !;
and the two Secondaries and one Primary
will remove from the Presbyterian church
session room and d. E. church basement to
the old school building. There is some talk
of running a partition through the High
school room Of the old building TO gain
another apartment in WHICH 10 open a
German school; but the matter has not been
decided. We think it would be unwise TO
do it, for reasons that seem sufficient TO us,
but which we have not time DOR to name.
The schools on the East side will also
undergo change of location. The Second
sry and lntermediate, under charge of MIR.
LeSs. viii go into the new building over
there.
The Superintendent, Mr.. Ross, informs US
that about 1000 yards (or fcet) of black
board stating has been put up in the schools
within the last week or so.
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Marriaaes.


By Rev. l.. Hill, al his residence in FIRE.
mont, on Dec. 18th, 1861, Mr.. ALEXANDER
MosIER with MISS LIBBIE DIXON, of BALL
ville
On Thursday evening the 18th inst. at
the Reformed Parsonage by Rev. J, B.
Thompson, Mr. Frederick @. BRowN, to
Mrs. REBE BEcoA SHIERY, all Of Fremont, Ohio.
On the 25th inst. at the residence OF the
brides parents by Rev. J. b. Thompson, Mr..
GEORGE l.. WILSON, TO Miss SARAH, daughter
of J. J. Elwell Esq, all of Fremont, Ohio.
On the 25th inst, at the Reformed Parson-
age in Fremont, by Rev. j. B. Thompson,
Mr.. DANIEL NJ. ALBRICH, to NJ SIS Anna d.
HISELINE, both of the vicinity of Green's
burg, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Dec. 18th 1867, by Rev. H. Lang, Mr..
AMOS M. ALBERT, and Miss HANNAH REED.
By the sawe, Dec. 2ad 1861 Mr., ISRAEL
WALRoRE aud Miss AMALIA SHIvELY, both of
Fremont,
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Benefit Of the Poor.-In place of the
annual Poor Supper" the Monumental
Dramatic Club win give two entertainments,
this week and next, the proceeds Of which
will he given 10 the Relief Committee. The
first entertainment will take place this, Fri
day evening, at Bncbsrd Hall when the
Club viii repeat the beautiful little drama,
pearl of Savoy" The second entertain
psent Wili begiyeu on Tuesday evening, ol
next week, at BiFchard Hall, when the eyer
popular '.FanchUn, the Cricket" will be per-
formed. The admission 10 each entertain
meut will be 50. cts per ticket, in order that
as large sum as possible may be realized for
the benefit of the poor of our city.
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Thousands Of certificates are
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effected by these invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the func-
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condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White HoSlznd, Propri.
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No. BARE-HEADs.-A superb lot Of
all styles and varieties of Hats and Caps for
men and boys at I. l. Barker's fashionable
Merchant Tailoring and Ready made
Clothing establishment, in Mammoth Block
State Street. If you want Hats and Caps
cheap, UeYy cheap, go to Barkers.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-27

Personal-Gov. HAYES end family were
in town Saturday and Sunday. !
| Gen. BUcKLANp returned from Washing
ton Saturday, Congress having adjourned to
the 9Th of January.
We learn from Washington City that
little girl-baby has made its appearance in
the family of Mr.. R. 3. REDwAY, formerly
of Fremont. r. E. is in that department
of the Treasury where fractional currency is
issued ..zs.-s.--.--.., s.., s-=.'s'--=
We acknowledge the pleasure of call
this week from nne'of the old subscribers of
the Journal, JoHN BEERY, Esq, of Lasalle,
Monroe county, Mich.zMr. BEERY was a
Justice Of The Peace in Washington town
ship, this county, for the long period of
twenty four yems. .fs stfs III 81
Mr.. STEIN, the new County Recorder,
will enter on the discharge of the duties of
the Office next week. Mr.. GALLAeHER, the
present incumb'nt has not we believe for some
time attended TO the office personally, the
work having been done by his Deputy,
Mr.. Jo4S Lynch. whsn We say that M
LYNCH has filed The place as well as could
be, it is paying him no higher compliment
than he deserves. He is one of the most
competent, obliging and trusta orthy officers
the county has ever had, and we wish him
the largest share of success in whatever new
business he may engsgs in. Fs EsR
isaac B. sHARF. Esq. formerly a citis
zen of Fremont, is now resident of Wyan-
dotte, Kansas, and represents the Twelfth
Senatoriaii District of that State in the Legis
lature The Leavenworth Conservative On
the 18th inst, in giving brief biographical
sketches of the members Of tiies Legislature,
has the following reference to Mr.. SHARP
During the years 1862 Mr.. Sharp filed
the position of Deputy. District Attorney for
Wyandotte county Il In November, 1862, be
was elected Judge of the Probate Court Of
Wyandotte county, 10 which peStionihe was
re- elected in 1864. In 1865, while yet
Judge, he was elected Mayor of the city of
Wyandotte, and reelected to the same posi-
tion IN 1866. Probate Judge of the county,
and Mayor of the city, he was last year elect
ed to the State Senate from the Twelfth Dis
trict., He is Ohsirman of She Senate Com
mittee on Corporations, and member Of The
Judiciary Committee of that body. AS
Legislator, Judge Sharp acquitted himself
with much honor. Politically in the minor
ity, he never failed to command the conf
dence of the people by hearty corporation
with the majority whenever and wherever
he could do so without abandoning his con-
vietions. We confess with feeling of sad
ness, that man of suc ch qualities as Judge
Sharp should be touched by the blight of
Democracy. But it is a consolation to know
that his Democracy has no btdterHat SHADE in
it. No man is clearer from sympathy with
traitors"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-27

Christmas Hve.--The Episcopal Church
was alive Christmas Eve with the Sunday
school teachers and scholars and friends, Who
came together under the Ohristmas-tree.
The teachers made presents to the scholars,
and the scholars to the teachers, and all were
delighted.
AT the first school house, on the East
side, the Mission Sunday school also bad a
good time, There was a ghristmss-tree,
IRON which every scholar received present,
Remarks we're made by Revs. BUSHNELL and
WrkEs, and couple of appropriate stories
were read by d, S. cAMIs .. F. K. TETER
is superintendent Of this school, and JoHE
TAYLOR, jr., clerk aud librarian,
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Fire in Townsend.-We learn from
oRRIS SELvES.-Es49Gh GhAt log house on the
fsEssaof ARTHuR QunN, in Townsend town
ship, this county, was burned TO the ground
Wednesday night, the 18th inst. The house
was occupied by family of the name of
FRAsgs, consisting Of the father aud mother
and five or six little children, who lost every
thing they po stssed except their clothes.
1t is supposed the fire originated somehow
from Jug of coal oil which was standing
in the chimney corner, but that is not known
TO be the fact
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Report of Births Below We give 70
port of the number 81 b., tbs Of ctildrenin this
county lqrtkslQusrles sra rs sRts8otb, Of
this year. as reported TO the Probate Judge
The law requiring births 10 be recorded went
into ,scperstioR July Isl, 1854 FbeJ listen
breeeS all that have been recorded, but there
are undoubt dly others which have never
been reported, owing 10 the negligence OF
ignorance Of the law otthe parents, or at
tending ply ysician or midwife. The list be-
low gives The name of the father, sex Of the
child, and date and place OF birth:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-27

HOLIDAY PAINTINGs.-Don't forget
the Place.-The finest Holiday presents at
the Music and Jewelry store of E. L. Gross.
Splendid Oil Paintings in elegant Frames
at, from $500 to $500 each.
Floral wreaths in beautiful frames at, from
S1,00 upwards.
Bu7dett Organs, MelOdeons and Pianos,
splendid styles for sale for the Holiday trade.
Silver ware of all kinds, beautiful silver
fruit knives, ladies' gold enameled watches
set with diamonds from $50 to 800. Call
and see them. 50-52.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-27

Corrsction.-We were mistaken last
week in saying that the Bank of Fremont
took the loan of $1,000, offered by the City
Council, at 80 cents on the dollar. The
Council authorized the money to be borrow
ed at no greater discount than 10 per cent /;
but the Bank Of Fremont bought the order
at IS cents on The dollar.
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Home Dramatios.-The entertaiument
given last week by the. 'Monumentals' was
largely attended and highly appreciated by
our citizens. The drama entitled the ''Pearl
Of Savoy" was rendered eIcellently. The cos
tunes of the performers were appropriate
and handsomely made-up; the scenery
looked well, after its summers nap; and the
performers themselves, without exception,
were perfectly familiar with their parts and
played With the naturalness, grace and ease
which come from prsctipe 4nd talent for
that kind Of mental labor. We regret that
we have not the space to give more EXTEND
ed notice, but in lieu, cordially urge on our
people to attend the next performance of this
beautiful apd well-acted drama, at Birchard
Hall, this evening, Friday-nOt alone to as
sist in raising funds for the poor, but also to
hear and admire the story of Marie, the
pearl of Savoy"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-27

Change Of Base.-TscHgNF 4 DoScYsOS,
the enterprising proprietOrs of the Furniture
establishment on the corner of Garrison and
Front streets, have purchased the property
on Front street near the r. R. embankment
known as the ~Morehouse Packing House."
which includes three scres of ground, for
which they paid SO, 500. They purpose es-
iablishing their maDufactory on the premises,
and win early in the spring renovate the
buildings, put in new and improved machin-
cry, and get all things in readiness to COM
mence operations. They will have an un-
failing supply of water for their boiler, the
lack Ct which has been a serious drawback
at their present location. The buildings
they now own and occupy, corner of Front
and Garrison streets, viii be used as sale
xoom and warehouse.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-27

A Rars Dish.-The Kessler House re-
galed its guests, the other day, with steaks
of fresh Buffalo meat. The rarity was re-
ceived from Kansas by express. Those who
partook of it pronounced it splendid. By
the way, now that the Pacific R. R. is push
ing along rapidly over the plains, what's the
reason Buffalo meat, Rocky Mountsin
Goat, and other Pacific vegetables can't be
Eastward, as oysters and other
Atlantic fruits are sent Westward Why not?
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-27

GENERAL GRANTS CLOSING SALE OF
ARMY GooDs AT WASHINGTON. ON THE 18th.
General Grant evidently considers our war
troubles over. On the 18th he made an
other large sale of Army Blankets and Cloth
ing, at Washington. The large retail house
of !, P. Sherwood, of Cleveland, made sn.
other heavy purchase of Blankets and Cloth
ing. This house is retailing the Double
Breasted wide cape Cavalry Over Goats at
$500. These coats cost $l4,50. The $IO.-
40, Infantry Goats they are selling at So, 50
The Blankets they retail at 81, IS; and the
Rubper blankets at $l,75. Sherwood is
making special sale of 800 pieces of elegant
Empress Cloth at 75cts. Splendid Merinoes
at 100; Hide Park Oloakings at $500
Silverfx and River Side Chinchillas at 81
90, and Black Moscow Beaver at 50 90; goods
cheap at $500. He has just opened 800
pieces of Hams Csssimers at 81, ,75-goods
that are held by the trade at S2,25.
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Good Templars In Ballville.-A meet
in was held in Ballville village Monday eve-
ming last TO take the preliminary steps to-
wards organizing Good Templars' Lodge.
The meeting was numerOusly attended and
resulted satisfactorily. Capt. LIE Roy MooR E
was called to the Chair and Mr.. S. K. SHouf
appointed Secretary. Remarks were made
By a number of gentlemen, and several Of
the Congressional Temperance Society Ten
hinute-sPseches we're read after which a
petition to the Grand Lodge of good Tenn
nlars was drawn up and signed asking for a
Charter for S5:-:iillsills Lodge. The sppli-
cation has been forwarded, and it is expected
the Charter will arrive next week. The
meeting adjourned subject "a the call of the
Chairman. We have no doubt the BalIville
Lodge will be well sustained.
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TRUssEs, SHOULDER BRACES, Fitch's
Supporters, London Supporters, Elastic
Stockings, Kuee Caps Urinals, Nasal Dou-
ches, Maws Feeding Bottles, Pessaries,
Needham's Breast Pump, Suspensaries Rub
Der Diapers for the Babies, for sale at the
Drug Store of DR.. E. Dillon d Son.
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School Exhibition.-The exercises Of
the scholars belonging 10 The High School at
the new school building Saturday aud Mon
day evenings last were very interesting to
the parents and friends who attended. The
declamaticns, dialogues, essays, &c., which
formed the programme, were delivered with
accuracy, and proved that the pupils had
studied hard in preparing themselves for the
exhibition. a small admission fee was
charged 10 raise money to help bny school
apparatus. The receipts amounted to some
thing like $500.
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GENTLEMEN, LOOK HERE Ito to 7.
l. Bakers Mammoth Block, State Street,
and get Diamond Shirt. 1t is well made,
of the best materials fits to charm, and
sold remarkably low.-P.S. 1t is also long at
the lower end.
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ARE {op GolAG ON A VIsIT a-Every
variety, size and style of Trunk, Carpet Sack
or Travelling Bag ever made can be bought
of I. !. Barker, Mammoth Block, State
Street, fashionable Merchant Tailor and deal
er in Ready made Clothing-can be bought
as cheap Of hilA as Of any House in Cleye-
land
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TnE CEIEBRArEn BuRnrrr .CELEs1

The CELEBRATED BURDETT CELESTE
offered cheaper than ever TO the lovers of
pure and beautiful music, by Cross d THoN-
son. The great variety of these matchless
organs that they offer and the low price
they charge must satisfy every shade of mu-
sical talent and financial capacity. No
grander present for dear friends on Christi
mas or New Years can be conceived, than
the Celeste Organ, with its voice almost
sweet enough to have been stolen from the
heavenly choirs. 50-52
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Another Prisoner Escaped On Saiur-
day mogriag lat -BENNSR the prisoner
convicted Of ho'se stealing at The last term
Of court, and sentenced 10 three years i'm
prisonment in the Penitentisry, escaped
from jail and is sill at large. The manner
Of his escape is a mystery-so mysterious,
IN fact, that there must have been some
supernatural agency at work in spiriting
him of. His breakfast was taken 20 him
Saturday morning. and when the girl went
To get the dishes the prisoner was gone-the
breakfast still untouched. The Jail door
was locked, as usual Evidently the "bird''
had flown out through she keyhole. The
report is. that tall, black-whiskereds stranger
has been az late frequently in the sheriff's
house, when the sheriff was not at home,
inqpiring for him. 1t is said he was seen
Saturday morning about the Jail. We think
if that tall, black whiskered stranger could
be produced and made to tell what he knows,
it would be found that he had conveyance
10 waiting to carry the prisoner off as soon
as he made his exit from the Jail. We
understand the sheriff has offered reward
of 800 for the apprehension Of the prisoner.
BE escaped just in time to avoid three
years scjourn in the Penitenliary, as the
sheriff had received the papers, and intended
to start with him for Columbus Monday
mop1ing.
The facility with which prisoners under
penitentiary sentences escape from the Jail
of this county is something remarkable.
Under sheriff RUssELL's administration
number of such have made their escape and
managed not to be retsken. We trust the
County Commissioners will make it point
to examine the Jail thoroughly and report
whether it is defective in construction, and
il SO, order the defects to be remedied- If
the jail is found to be all right Jet them in
zestigate the conduct of the officers and re-
port whether they have at all times exercised
proper vigilance and in all things performed
their duty according TO law. This is
matter in which the people have deep in
terest, and it will not do to slur it over and
let it pass out Of mind.
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suioids.-Tse Port Clinton pspers state
that man of the name Of Lowe, formerly
farmer of Ssndusky county, but more re-
Gently laborer on the farm of HENRY Bit
ZEN, Ottawa county, committed suicide on
Sunday Last by hanging himself No cssse
is assigned for the act.
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Our jail is now without a prisoner. This
is owing 10 iis being Democratic institution,
no doubL-TDss advertiser.
Wonder if It's owing TO the Jail in Fremont
being Democratic institution" that prison.
ers manage 70 get out of it 30 essily7
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An Arrival In Norwalk.-We notice
that the new local editor" who sent US a
Few items several weeks ago, has gravitated
to NOrsalk and tried his hand on the Re-
.fector. His items there bear a striking
similarity 10 those furnished us.
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To TIE AADlEs.-You will find fine
assortment of Hats at the new millinery
store of Miss Bosley, on Front Street. Felt 8
for Soc. 10 75c.; Yelyets S71@ to $500 /;
Six Beavers 81 ,25 to $3.50
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The heFrame-work OF the new church of
the colored people, on the East side, which
vas blown down during the storm few
weeks ago, has been gathered together and
piled up. We learn that work oa the build
ing will not be resumed until spring.
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Church Dedication.-Tbe Church

Church Dedication.-The Church of
the Evangelical Association, two miles West
of Winters Station, will be.dedicated to the
service of God, on Sunday, January ), 1868.
Rev. J. STILL is expected tszoficiate. Ser
sViee to commence on Saturday evening
preyions. All are invited TO attend.
JACOB VANDERsALL.
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Buy TIE BEsT.-J. L. Jackson is au
'Id Sewing Machine Agent and after a
long experience has selected the three best
machines in the market, /. e. the Singer
Howe and Florence. He will be glad to show
any persons interested the peculiar advan-
tsges of each machine and their superiority
over Wheeler d Wilson's and all other styles.
He keeps Wheeler L Wilson at his rooms
50 that those who call on him may have a
fair opportunity to test IFS qualities Every
one who isihinkingof buying Sewing Ma
chine should call on him at his rooms in St.
Glars Block and investigate the case. He
doesn't ask any one 10 buy until he has
proved the superiority of his machines.
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To The LADIEs.-You will find a fine
assortment of Hats at the new millinery store
of Mrs. Bosley, on Front Street. Felts for
5tlc. to 75c.; Velvets, S711s to SlOO; Silk
Beavers $l,25 TO $3.50.
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: No BARE-HEADs.-A superb lot of all
styles and varieties Of Hats and Caps for men
and boys at +. l. Barker's fashionable Mer-
chant Tailoring and Ready made Clothing
establishment, in Mammoth Block, State
Street. If you want Hats and Caps cheap,
very Cheap, goto Barker's.
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New YEARS AND THE LADIES.
mas is the day for buying toys for the chill.
drens but on New Years the ladies' expect
to purchase articles of mare permanent use
and greater value. They caunot fail TO be
suited at the Dry Goods Store of Brandt d
Condit, in Fremont They have an elegant
assortment Of Dress Goods, Cloakings,
Shawls, Furs, Alexandra Kid Gloves, Laces,
EmbrOideries, and Paisley Shawls. Prices,
very low.
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Keeping up the Equilibrium.--Fo
the Quarter euding Sept. 3Oth, 1861, there
were born in this county "a children, accord
ing to the record kept by the Probate Judge,
of which number a were boys and Al g,rIs.
The equilibrium has been well preserved.
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To The LADIEs.-You will find a fine
assortment of Hats at the new millinery
storeeof Miss Bosley, on Front Street F cit .
for soc. to 75c. Felvets 81 to $1,OO; Silk
Beavers $1,25 to ST. so.
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Game.-Our market IL abuDdantiy sup
Piled with game aud waterfowl. We have
noticed several wagon loads of deer, brought
in FROM OF ava county, offering at 8 cts.
fb.grvss. Quails bring $500 dozen.
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NorIeE.-The sittings in the Presby-
terian Church will be rented for one year to
the highest bidder, on Friday, Jan, Sd, 1868,
at , o'clock in the af ernoon. All wishing
to secure seats will govern themselves sccor-
dinghy. FRED. DoRR,
TnEo. OLArP, Trustees.
In. KEKLER,
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/ Do You WANT TO MAKE your Wife a
New Years Present? OF course you do.
And you will find just what you want at
Brandt d. Condit's Store in Fremont. 1t will
be good plan to take your better half along,
and let her make selections from their ele-
CANT stock of Dress Goods, Cloaking, Shawls,
Furs, Paisley Shawls, Alexandra Kid Glove,
Laces, Embroideries, &c. The price will be
trifing compared with the happiness you
will confer on your excellent wife.