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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-15

Base Ball at Milan.-The "Red Hots"
and the "Normalites,' the two Base Ball
OlubsOf Milan, played match game on the
18th inst. which rsulted in victory for the
"Normalites," the score standing 25 to 80.
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GROCERIES can be bought cheap at
Buchman's on State Street. Try the new
Family Supply Store and see for yourselves.
44-47
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CHEEsB, CHEESE 2, goo Tbs, Ham
burg Cheese just received and for sale by
p, Close,
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Blank Books, Account Books, Diaries
and Memorandums of assorted styles. and
prices at the Drug Store of Dr.. E. Dillon l.
Son.
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Pocket Books.-A splendid assortment
for sale by DIR. E. Dillon l. Son. q.
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Lubin's Extract-the prince of odors
and celebrated the world over as the most
delicious perfume. Sold by DIR. E. Dillon
d Son. gf- 9rci0i :, hEfG l5iid
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OLD TIMES.
FREMONT THIRTY YEARS AGO:
! pAtLRoADa, TURNrrKra AND oANALs.


:" sAiLReAps TURSPrKrs AND CANALS. s,,i /.
Itis now about thirty years since the pro-
jecs was broached eta railroad from New
York City 70 Lake Eiie. The N. Z. d Erie
R. R. Company was organized, but for some
tipe eould get no charter from the Legisla-
ture of that State. Finally they succeeded,
and their Road was commenced in 1889.
About that time the Ohio Legislature was
flooded with petitions to grant charters to
railroads, ~ yet not single mile Of rail hsv-
iug been laid in the State The energies of
the State were sp, lied to the construction
snd repair Of turnpike-highvays and the
projected railways were generally regarded
- ibprseticable. OF the tnrnpikes, the
Western Reserve road was the main one in
Northern Ohio. The legislatureo of 1888 ap.
prOpriated 100000 for continuing it, and
in 1889 the Engineer bad surveyed that por-
ton Of 1t between the Sandusky and Portage
rivers. The companies which had been
formed to build railroads, however, were ac-
tive and energetic, and many Of them were
successful iu procuring charters as early as
in 1898 and 1889. Among the successful
ones was the Ohio Rsilroad Company, which
proposed to construct road westward from.
the TERMINUS Of the N. Y. d E.. Railroad.
By the Lower Ssndusty Wing, Of May "a,
1889, we learn that the Ohio Railroad line
from Lower Sandusky TO the Maumse river
had been surveyed and work commenced.
The estimated cost per mile was $3,s3I. II.
This low estimate sven in those cheap days,
could hardly have covered the cost Of con-
struction, as II costs now about $4,000
mile to build railroads, exclusive of the ex-
peuse in securing the right of way. How
ever, the railroad was never built, the com
pany having failed. Besides railroads and
tumpikss, the State was devoting heavy
capital to the building of canals. One was
'lsid out" from Lower Sandusky TO Oolum-
bus and in May, 1889, the Board of Public
Works assigned to r. DroKrNsos, Esq, Of
this place, who was q member Of that body,
the duty Of surveying the route Of the canal.
We don't know that it. was ever begun
certainly Il was never completed. ..
xEANs AND COST OF TRAVELLING.
For the interior, tho only mode Of public
conveyance in 1887 to Al was the old-fash.
iOned stage-coach. The only local item in
the Wing Of one week was little three
liner announcing the arrival Of Gov. SHAN
NON By stage from Columbus. He "put up"
with our old friend FUssELNAN, at the "North- |
Brn Exchange" Travel 10 aud from Buffalo |
was entirely by the boats on the lake. In
1910, the WING Of Mag ID, announced that
boats had arrived from Buffalo, thereby |
opening communication with the Esst.. The
price Of freighta and passage from Lower
- fo prafTa L.
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2atsQf Dsdicipss.

Is snow onsredto the afflicted throughout the coun
ry' after having been proved by the test Of clever
years. In the New England States, vhsrs it's inertia
part, 1t derives its VirtueE -
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Cares sore throat. colds, coughs, dyptheriA, bren
enitiss splftlng OF blood, and pulmonary affections
generally 1t is remarkable remedy for kidpev cop
paints diabetes, difficulty of yoiding urine beediDs
from the kidneysand bladder, gravel and other CON-
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Weston, the pedestrian, reached Buffalo
Wednesday afternoon, sound as nut, He
was TO make his third attempt 70 walk one
hundred miles in twenty-four hours yester-
day,
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sCa00t; MATrERs.

Second Exanipatiop-=ootober 18th,
1867. 7.-Ths. .SloSiHg isaiist Of candidates
who received certificates, also the number
of months for which each certificate is
vGlld. II The tarnsyi" plas" and Fminus" |" 'indi-
! cate intermediate grades of qualifications:
Miss Jennie Winters, 12 months, Plus
Miss Abbie Hsssinger, 6 months, Plus M.
Afthdf Clarke, i2 months, Plus Mr.. B. B.
| Overmyer, 10 months, Plus; Mr.. E. r.
Lewman : I2 months, Plus ); Mr.. Joel Bur.
kett, months, Plus.
Third Examination. October 26th,
1867-The following is list of candidates
who received certificates, also the number Of
months for which each certificate is valid.
The,terms FPlusp and tsMinus" Indicate in-
termediate grades of qualification:
-, Miss Emeliae Blank, 6imOnths Plus; Miss
Ann Stevenson, II months, Plus; Miss Sarah
Bell, 6 months. Plus; Miss Mary King, 6
| months, Minus; Miss Oandace Jennings, II
months, Minus; Mr.. Henry Fry, months,
Plus; Mr.. john Worst, I2 months, Plus; Mr..
James Ames, 6 months Minus; Miss Mary
| Gossard, ~ months, Plus; Miss Agnes Scat
| tergood, I2 months, Plus; Mr. Silas @. Boar,
II months, Plus; Mr.. A. B. Putnam, IS
months; Mr.. Martin Hufford, II months,
Plus; Mr.. Joseph Wsggoner, II months,
| Plus; Mr.. John Winters, 10 months; Mr.. B.
| NJ. Long, IL months, Plus; Mr.. Joseph Kin
ney, l2 months; Miss Libbie Campbell,
months, Minus
Fourth Examination. Nov. Id
Mr.. W. W. Brim, - months, Plus; Miss
Mary rRees, 12 months, Minus; Miss Nellie
King, 6 months.
Byorder Of the Board. ..a.,.a., .s 80 90.
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Soar, Soar, SoAP.-1, 500 lbs. of
that splendid o. K. Soap, Received and for
sale by - 2. Close, 1.
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POLITICS, rAxrs, POPULATION.

The Whig rejoiced exceedingly over the
result, and published an article sending the
Democracy up Salt river, naming r. DICK
ISsoN as master of the boat JoHN BELL as
mate, and HOMER EVERETT as musician.
The county then contained population of
$4,000 or $1,000. The county of Ottawa
was organized in ls40. Parts of Clay and
Salem townships, Sandusky county, were
included in Ottawa and a new township
was formed for gandusky county, called
WoOdville. Rice township at the same time
was formed by taking slice each from San
dusky and Madison townships. The taxa
bic property, real and personal. Of the Ooun-
ty, was $S40,OOO, and the rate of taxation
nearly 2 per cent, amounting to $4,000.
The Legislature of 1883 authorized the
county commissioners Of Sandusky county
to borrow $15, 600 to erect public buildings
and in IS4O we find that they had selected
the site and made preparations for the con-
struction Of the present court house and Jail
LowFR sANDusKY IN 1871.
The Whig, in the month of april, 1871,
states that Lower Sandusky had ten uercan-
tile houses, doing an annual business of
$3.50, 600; one Touring mill; one oil mill; one
saw mill; one carding and fulling mill one
cupalo furnace, and two tannsries.
FIRST CELEBRATION AT TT. cRoGHAN.
Oroghan's victory over the British and
Indians at this place, was celebrated for the
first time by the public in 1889 Great pre-,
parations were made, and the affair was de-
cided success. Among the invited guests
were General HARRISON, Gen. CAss, Major
CROeHAN, (who was then stationed at St.
LOUSY Col. r. NJ. JOHNSON, HENRY CLAY,
THos. EwIxs. None of these distinguished
men, however, we're present, but most of
them sent letters and patriotic sentiments.
We reproduce here the letter sent by Major
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/, sHERIpAN's RrpE.-The Great Eaues.
,trian Shenandoah Valley Steel Plate En-
craving. Executed by sartain. oanvassers
wanted. See advertisement.
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TNOYember.1

Card to Sensible PeopIe.-Rstional read
er IL the aspect Of the wssther uncertain, you
would not be foolish enough to venture out with
out an oVercoat or an umbrella. Have the forecast,
then, to protect yourself at this dangerous
with somethipg important than either ofthess
articles. Strengthen your stomach and nervous
system, regulate your liver and your bowls tone all
sgreeabls cordial aud Alternative, .HOSrETTER'j
STOMACH BtfTERS. SO ehaH yon surely escape
the diseases which fast-n upon the feeble and the
debilitSted. ''Suder and be strong. says the pro-
verb; but "Be strong that you may not suffer- is the
wiser msxiD,-and ofallstTengthenipg preparations
this is the SAFEST szrsst, ths most genial. As
remedy well as sntidote, for dyspepsia, fever
and sgue, and liver disease thare is combination
of vegetable specifics at present known which even
approaches II in efficacy,
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The Russell House.-There is no pleas
antet. guieter hotel in Cleveland than the
Russell House. Its prices are suited 10 the
times, and in Accommodations and real, SUBJ
stsntial good fare, it is not behind the best.
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Shipments at Clyde.-The shipments
of peaches from Clyde, footed up to 3, I6l
boxes, during the past season.
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CINCINNATI, DAYTON EASTERN
RAILROAD.
AXE BRIE SLSUfsTILIKk 4. z,
POST OFFICE HOURS.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSES.
Through Mail going East, closes at----- s:30P. 4.
Wa Mall going East, closes sat..-------1 1850 A. r.
Through hafl going WeSt, closer 8t -. :. l0oe A. ~
Way hailsoing West, olcsess 6:s9R. n.
OPENS.
Through Nail from the Eastopsnsat A. H.
Way Mailtrom the East cpens at 5:20 p. y.
Through Nail from the West opens at--- Sis A. u.
Way Nail fromthe West opensst-------- u:S0A.n
L. Z. d L. r. r
Nails leave on the L & l. r Rat-----.l .l1:l6A. 4.
Malls arrive /" at--.6:00P,N. p, n.
STAGE ROUTES.
To Rollersville, Tuesdays and Fridays st. r. n.
To Black Swamp, Saturdays, at ------------.10A.M a.
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Price List.

O0LoNG. Black Js0, o. 50, co. 81, 90 per H., Best.
MIXED GGreen 4 BiscEi GO, 7e sO co. 81, 90 per lb.
Best
YOUNG HYsoN. IGreenl 90, 70, so, 90, 100, 81, 10
81 26perib., Best 80
IMPERIAL, IGreeDJe 100. Sl.O0, Sll,2s
ENG: BREAKFAST, RlaekI 10. so, 90, sl,O0, 8, 10
sl,SQ, Best.
JAPAN' 90, 81, GO, 81 ,2S per pound. ..
GUNPOHDER, $, rs, s., so per pound. H. - .
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AMrDoRE's CLOTHES WRrNeERs, the
best ever made, for sale at Ernst & Younk-
mans, State Street.
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r OsT OR sTOLEN.-Op The

- evening Of Nov. lss, 1857, in Finch,s Block.
Green Springs, o., one Note of hand, for Five Hun
dred Dollars dated ts latter part of August or the
drst part Of September, 1867. payable to Laara j.
smith, signed By Abraham Nef. due eighteen months
from date. This is to notify all persons that nav
ment on the neta has sssn stopped. -
Eru T-'a.r1- t-. L. A. SMITH.
ear Springs. O., Nov. 1857. Ava
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,BRpssaEEs It S. Bucllaual6 Sons.

The FINEST ,ExHIBIrIoN Of Elegant
Toilet Soaps ever seen in Fremont is at the
Drug Store of Dr. e. Dillon Son. With
Lubin's, Oondray's, Savon's and Colgate's
Soaps, they expect to crafty the taste of the
most fastidious. Lows Brown, Windsor
and Bazin's Erasive Soap always in stock.
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The element offnn lImstabe diseases srs aHOst in
this raw damp, rnephitfe sea ion. Will you defend
yourself against them not, good resdeI: That is
the question. bottle two of the graf defensive
medicine of she age, Ho5tsttsr's Bitters; will SO
strengthen and bracs y0ar br dly po Sers as TO
able them to laugh sisge TO se0rn.' This NOR id
matter which was exha,ed in reputation through
powerful co fnterscting agent is therefore neeued
and you haysit in HOstertef's Bittsrs. They neau-
trslize the natsTirs ssr6i from which diseases orig
mates ami regulate AL the lecretivs organs. Moth
ipg can be- mo Fe harmless or more Notwithstanding
80 potent to prevent or bi!tousness dyspepsia
fever and ague, constipation and general debility
this wonderful corrective,
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MEDIcIEEs,-All the patent medicines
which are needed at this time in ahe year
can be found at Buckland & Sons. What.
ever they recommend can be relied on.
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PERFUMES the most delightful at the
store of S. Buckland d Sons.
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FREMONT, sANDUsKY CO., OHIO
FRIDAY, NOV. Is, 1867. =

The Raising of the sidewalk in front
of Closes Block on Croghsn Street has
made decided improvement.
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NEAR the Presbytsrian Church. win be sold
IN cheap if sold within the next 30 DAYS. Title
perfect. Enquire stthe Shoe store of SHERMAN
SCi., opposite the Croghan House. 9ts
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Fair and Fhorough Trial
Rouse and I,ot for Sale

otour goods from all who are iRtsrestsd inbnyinQ
possible rates. = s5p,s.
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TOILET ARTICLES of all kinds at
Buckland's.. h.t..., 4, ...,f,-.,i..;- ....i-,r
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LOOK AT the splendid windowshades
at Buckland's. They are sold at low prices.
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ANOTHER LOT OF SPLENDID PIANO
FORrKs received at L. Leppelman's. 45w2
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THfiIsnw slld6RREsI -WaabtIa1nlI n Co.

THsi NEW SfoRREE! -WahrIean1 l. Co.
opened ssPle1did stock Of Dry GcgdsA in
Tyler's old block this week and have had a
fine run of trade fer start. Warren was
lucky enough to reach New York during
the late panic and of course bought his
goods very low, and consequently can afford
to sell cheap Every BODY knows that his
stand is the place to buy Groceries cheap
and now that be has Dry Goods, too, there
is no need Of anysoneis going elssshereto
trade. NAiF 80 S,i
School BooKs.-At s. Buckland u
Sons will be found the best school books
states, pencils, stationery &c, &c.
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Another Burslary.-

( Another Burglary.-Burglaries are
getting so common in town that the business
men begin to talk of a night police On
Tuesday evening, while the proprietors
were absent at the Masquerade, ORoss'
Music aud IJewelry store was broken into
and robbed of Jewelry, 10 the amount Of
1890, good part of it belonging to custol
mers who had left it for repairs. Very little
money wssfound. The rascalswere evident
ly( in, aihurry,cas a they took two or three
rings from drawer and left gold coins
which were lying close by them, and the
inside works of watch without the case.
The burglars effected an entrance by taking
out the iron bars from the cellar windows,
the wooden frame havinglrosted. away;so as
to leave them loose. They had evidently
studied the situation" and knew the weak
OOintS of the ,esfah1ishnnar,f ---1 i9l ssli.f'rI
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.aonfbniH


W. B. DIMMIOK, Bellevue. 14yI
1T WOkKs LIKE A GHARM.-Hsvs you
headache - Use Kennels Magic sonI-Have you
toothache. Use Rsnns's Magic oil?-Have you
neuralgia: Use Renne's Magic oili-HGve you
Rhsumati.ru: Use Renne'S Magic OIL nl-Hayeyou
Sore Throat: Use Renne's Magic 0ilf--HsyeyOn
Sciatica? Use Renne's Magic OiIi1Hsve youA
bruise Use Renne's Magic on i-HAvey o6ctampst
Use Rsnne's Magic Oili-Hsve you cholera NOR
busi Use Renne's Magic Oill-Have you lame
ness' Use Rsnns's Magic Oil This is ths Best
Family sRssasdy, to sufssh f5AdEcf Vsin syo9 ever
tded. s-eIean, aeS and dsiiesoas TO use and If
you use 1t faithfully, 1t viii do you gOod Direc-
tions on each bottle. Buy it of the Druggist or
Merchant whore you trade. If they have not got j
on hand the will send for IT, at your reqp est, and
sell you the Genuine Rsnnes Pain Killing Magic
Oil at the manufacturers lowest price at retail
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor aud AanuiaetuIer
Pittgaeld. Mess. Sold Wholesale and retail by Dr.
E. DIlOn & Son, Fremont Cvl6n2S go" RENSE
A6ARB 70 THE EADIEs.-DR. DUPoN
COS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR FE-
MATES, &e-0ne box is sufficient in removing OBJ
structons and restoring nature to its proper channel
quoting the nerves and bringing bsek the ''Rosy
color of health" to tas cheek of the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany esch box.
Price 81 per box; six boxes $5. Sold BY one Drug
gstin every town. village, city and hamlet through
out the world, ..s~.
Sold in Frsrnant b S. Buck land Il Son, Drsggisss
5 ta4iss, BY ssudiag tha1As1 t0the POstoaicds can
have the pills sent (coladentially) By mail to any
part of the country, free of postage. sr,,/,xs
Sold in Fostoria by Dubois & Roberts, And'by
Strong Il Armstrong. Cleveland, %. n29.
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EACOR SPEAKER'S EsTATF

FACOB SPEAKERS ESTATE
~ Notice is hereby gtsen that the undersigned
mas been Gully appointed and quslf as Adninstrs-
tor Of TIE EstSs Of jacob Speaker, late Of ovpsend
Township, deceased. Al persons indebted 20 .si6
estate are requested TO make inac1ediats uavmeuts
and those having claims against the rame will pre-
sent thems duly authenticated, to the undersigned.
THOMAS HALL.
Ves ~, 1851, AVA.
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The Grand Fair for the benefit of ST..
Aunels Church began on Wednesday aud will
last until Saturday night. Admission IS cts.
Let every friend of the church attend and
contribute his mite.
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5o--5o-5o-Goal oil at so cts. at
Bucklands. ,f.s.-.-r
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Close has torn down the partition between
his old and new room and is spreading" his
goods in an enterprising way. "a
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We import a very superior quality of Kiangsi
oolong and Acyune Young Tyson Teas, put up in
original Chinese packages, contsi inicg one pound
at 81 90 per Mound
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TEA, THA;-7,6oo. TBS. of splendid
Tea just received and for sale by P. Close.

RING THE BELLsl-The joyful news
that we have at last Clothing Store where
good suits Of Ready Made Clothing can be
purchased at low prices, suited TO the times,
will bewelcome to every one. Let all who are
getting ready for the cold blasts of winter,
go to Youpkman's Store and get an out fit
Of everything. He keeps a, fine assortment
of, ready made clothing, and will always
make to order ip the latest style. + 45-4S
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-15
Bran SnanNauz En

Bran Span New.-FRANK GURNEY, mine
host of the Croghan House, Genes out this
week with bran span new "Bus" of good
style, make aud finish, in VIII ch he purposes
tocarry bis guests 70 and 4 ON The Crogban
House. Our Depot and the Old rusty omDi-
busses have not given strangers travelling by
rail very lively orcorrect idea of our city
aud we are glad GURNEY has inaugurated a
reform
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-15

-CeFFEE, CoFFHE.-5,000 lbs. choice
Rio Coffee, just received and for sale
by p. Close.