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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-31

this wide awake, thriving city. We alluds TO thu
new Auction and Commission House that has 70
Gently been opened by GEORGE Y. GOOD, In Ad'
ams' New Block. on Alfred street. In the city "
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enriched and beautinef by gorgeous Paraphemaiia
aDd superb music and they win be rendered with ulte.s
graec and marvellous spes,or. Messr Stone. Rssstoa
Murray having bAnlshei the antique style and reached
pr~tion In this Organization oder no stale OF exhause
acts.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-31
Murder

will out Il Is said, and Il Is matter Of con;ra IN
latiou to ajusticsloving people that this 50, fo
. erims OF such enormity should not escape IN,
Just punishment Of the Law. But there are oths
I'm portant iAets,-and We are happy to say thai
they are not erimes.-that should DO known
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Troupe or Educated Dogs

a the moot sn,rralo,e, amusing spi prettily pc.s
Ing epics In the programme, AMI which cannot Tail "
secure universal spprobaiiou both among The young abi
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-31
new FEATURES and FRESH NOVELTIES,

never bee introduced to the public win SURPRISE AMI de.
light the eye The subtle charms Of this organization viii
be made fascinating by Myriad Of Beauties wonderful
In conception, AMI dauiing IN executon and enefce
with all the brilliant accesorrs AMI ouleot resources Of
this poompArabe combinaou. Public attention 70 called
% The annexed
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

Fremont at Clyde.-At the invitation
of some of the leading citizens of Clyde, the
Tableaux company gave an entertainment at
Mann and Donaidson's new Hsll-on Mon
day evening The sleighing was capital and
several Fremonters brought out their bells
and bellies and rode to Clyde to see "A Kiss
in the Dark" repeated. The programme in
eluds5, besides the farce just mentioned, the
choicest of the songs and ballads of the min
strels, a beautiful eornet solo, a Duet by Mr.
and Mrs. Mann, the burlesque of the Peal
Family and the Masquerade" The farce
was well played and tie ninstrels did NO
fall below their first evenings performance
The "mssqusrsde," much improved from thu
scene in the first entertainments given by
the company, closed theeveniDg
The thanks Of the company ar due to Mr.
Hess aud others for assistance in preparing
the stsge and scenery, and for various favor
rendered. The receipts amounted to $50 81
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

pirsotors' Meeting. "A meeting Of the
Directors Of the Fremont Library Association
was held January Ilth, 1867, at which the
following proceedings were had pursuant to
renting rooms for Library and Reading
Room.
lsr. On motion it was agreed that the As
sociation should rent the two rooms in Buck
lands New Block fronting on Pike Street,
sgrseiug to pay for the same the sum OF
$4,000 per year when said rooms shall be va
Gated by DR.. Wilmer.
2D. On motion it wss also agreed to psy
the sum Of $1,000 for the rent of the west
room, to DR.. Wilmer, for two months rent,
that period being the unexpired term OF his
lease; the Association TO tske immediate
possession of the zane.
3p. Order allowed for expense Of gas and
wood for Birshard Hall for three evenings
$500.
4rH. A committee was appointed to procure
steve and make arrangements for the prop
er heating Of the room.
srn The old esnvassing committee wal
requested 10 continue the work ofcanvassinE
the town under the new organization.
Sra. Aessrs. Everett and Bushnell wer'
appointed committee to procure shelves fe
library and reading room. and to attend t.
fitting up the rooms.
Adjourned.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

xv prRSoN NOT wishing to 60 10 California
A HrnaEs = good sIRIKE by calling on the SUP
- he 10 determined to give some one oar
- r, buyinR his i2rm, (knoVo As the SnuDel ny
Fa---t minated about two aud hAt miles sooIn 2
noi from the AouItshing village OF Vyoe. sno an
OF Sud haf miles south OI east irom rom 'es es
e9ou. % ~ Fremont Containing III sores o. sApn, o.
Olty aar fance and the remainder I'm moereo' IneIe
scte - nrsu,ises good fraDe house, ooD
Is On ar,s besides Eve smaller ones, sueh a. OUT
iSge - -oons and pAntries, also two Fooo, nAins
honss two good wells OF never-isiilne wafer,
ano oS. .;.,sr. Also plenty pure running sprnS
goou ssoct. About solSrgs tearing apple trees,
uAte -. nInrb and cherry trees, also Soout tnrse
Ps5-ss bu5sd peach trees, large enough 70 ss' in
~. ane.lsr tract Of laud of ABOUT tTsotyon ~
A.0 I.-iy- nssriy southwest from the Depot -
80 Thars Ia on this piece OF lAna goO1 nEne
iy5nsa az gsOd as ner, we'll nnisnea, Atso' "snH
a. iai,e sDplstrees, which Dear 1olce Irule'
I lsont tTeuty-fys sTuSu ones, SET IouF yeAus'
choicest kiuds of fruit, also lot OF Peaen,
% nIrTnb md cherry trees, and sugar orenAro o.
% i.rga rosple trees, and TO make tbe little
Hpce p dssirable still there Is orAubiui spflne
PlAoe Plot tts .sice-cad" water within fss Ieet o.
~, d-sljino house. making sueh an invinng Ies1esl
~. hot summers day benealh ans taiss sP ~ y
s-snchee Of an Ancient Beecn ana "luo"' "sN
oyershadows the Spring LA &o,.tb.,
The above described places Sii oe soia loge geene.I
~ sSn.rntely. to suit PURCHASERS FOR tsrns AnO
saytbsr particulars enquire at the xSs' n
lug a ls6S.-n32m6'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ReH;ious services ars regularly held in the follow
ing Churches In this city, every Sabbath a. tn'
hours named:
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRCH, corner OF AAAe'
and Main Streets; Rev. J. WTKEs, Pastor, JOS A.
n sndoX p. 4. Sunday schOOlsts An. PrAE NEE
ting WEDNESDAY evening
PsxsRYrrRlAx CHuRcz, corner Garrison and AAin
Streets: Rev. E. BusHxELL, Pastor; loH n, and ett
p. Sunday school atl2r. Meeting every Wednes-
day eve.
s-.P4ur,s GzPIsc0PAL) CHURcH, Rev. O. b. YOUNG,
Re.tor. corner Main and Court Streets; loH a. n,
.ndsxr.x. Sunday School at2 Pm. LeetureeverJ
"wednesday evening In the church
RxyoRxxp czuRoz, Front Street, between Market
and John Streets; Rev. J. B. THOMPSON, Pastor; loE
..ud eKPM Sunday School st9 A. n. Prayer
meeting every wednesday evening
IrTxzR1r CHuKoz, corner Oak and Court Streets
R.v. n. Lang, Pastor; 1oH A. n, and Pm.
ST. Josrrz's (oATzoLIc) cHUEoz, croghan ST.
Rev. srRarH BowERs Pastor; mass every morning at
o,clook. on Sundays and FestvalsOf Obligation, Low
Mass nt g O'Clock A. N. Eigh or Solemn Mass at II
,ooloex NJ f!u Winter at 1919 vesPerI at O'oloel
~. and occasionally Benediction at ] P. n. Sun
DAY School At 2P.N.
sr. AxxE (CArRoI1c) CHUzCz, State Street, Kew
n,ARnr. Pastor; Firtt Mass at O'Clock, A. n.
Second High Mass at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Sunday School
RP. vespers, 3P.N-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

The Last Thirty Daya-Eo one who
has not been purchaser can have the least
idea of the change that has taken place with
in the last thirty days. The purchases Of
Mr.. 1. P. Sherwood, of Cleveland. show that
the Eastern markets must be in bad way.
Sherwood is retailing Ga alpaca st Bic. The
last lot Of silk he sent to Cleveland he issell-
ing at Sl.OO. They are goods that cost 81 go
to import. he has just ssnt home 100 dos-
en- of Wool Hose at 20c. pair. The balance
of Milton Mills Cassimeres he has Just opcn-
ed at sl.0O Those goods could not be pro-
duced for less than SI.5o, This week he viii
offer his entire stock Of National and Bal
moral Skirts at 81 80.
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The New Saw Mills.-The manufsc-
ture of lumber in Fremont promises TO 60 on
this winter with new impetus. Two new
saw mills of good capacity have been erected
and are now iu successful operation, aud both
are crowded with work. Mr.. l. E. Amsden
started his new mill at the Elevator early last
week. The Elevator engine is made 10 do
the work by shaft, supported By strong
frame work, which stands over the track
the mill being below the Elevator and on
the west side ofthe track. The mill is one of
Oooper's double mills, the lower saw being
fifty -four and the upper thirty inches in di-
.meter, and is capable of saving the largest
logs, and with its present truck will take on
logs thirty feet in length. It's capacity is
estimated at 1000 feet per day, and it does
its work very handsomely. Mr.. Ans
den is prepared to do custom work to any
extent, and will purchase logs either at the
mill or on the river below. He has already
some large orders from Cleveland for timber
for ship building and is likely to want neith-
er work for his mill nor market for his lum-
Der.
West A. Dana's new mill, near the r. r.
Depot, has been run for about three months,
averaging between three and four thousand
feet of lumber per day, and the large yard is
crowded with good logs waiting their turn.
The 6ne run of sleigbing is bringing them in,
in large quantities-much more rapidly than
thew can be made into lumber, and West d
Dana will soon have work for the summer,
ready at hand.
The mill is put up in asubstsutisl manner
and is provided with first class machinery
The engine is a strong one, l01s inch cyliD'
der and about 16 horse power. The saw il
upright and will cut lumber of any length ol
thickness, aud the machinery contains al
important modern Improvements.
The work of the mill is the very best an6
gives good satisfaction to customers. Bott
mills are admirably located for custom-work
The lumber manufactured by West d Dams
i, near the Rail Road Depot, ready fol
shipment by rail to any point, while AIMS
den's is Just at the landing, convenient fol
the best and cheapest transportation oy wa
ter. The lumber trade at thi. point has beer
growing for some years and is now very
large. The manufacture Of lumber is al
most a new enterprise in Fremont and il
| 4
such county as this it cannot fail to be
paying bushes.
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RILEY.

Our R iley correspondent writes thus:
The "Fremont Weekly Journal has just
come to hand in its partially new dress and
enlarged form, and we here in Riley are
much pleased with it, and think it worth a
place in every family in this county. Our
town is very quiet Just at present. The Peo-
pls near the river are improving the fine
winter weather and sleighing, in hauling a
large amount of hickory and oak spoke tim
bar to ,the river and its tributaries. Axe.
helve timber and wood also And ready
market at fair prices. The business of get
ting out timber and wood has never paid et'
ter than it does this winter.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18
ELMORE.

Mrs. Wilson died at the residence of her
son, Mr.. Ferdinand Wilson, in Elmore, OF
tawa county, Ohio, on the Cd inst, aged sc
years. Her remains were brought to Fre-
mont and laid beside those Of her husband,
who died in 1912 Mrs. Wilson was wo-
man Of more than ordinary mind and retain
ed her faculties fully until the time of her
death. She came to Sandusky township
with her husband in 1922, and settled on q
farm where she continued to reside until 4
few months ago. when she removed with hel
son to Elmore. For forty -four years she has
been eonversant with the history Of thi'
country, and was personally known to near
lv all the old residents Of Fremont and vi.
cipity. Mrs. Wilson had been member o
the Methodist Church for nearly seventy
vears
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

List of Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Post Office at Fremont, on the 18th day
Of January, 1867
Ashwell John; Bauman John; Brace g. H;
Bowman J. s.; Biehlcr George; Baxter +. d.
Beck Jacob R.; Barne VIM. H; Durham g.;
Baker Betsy Miss; Cunningham; Chauney
w.; Goldman Thomas A; Dewey Charles A.;
Fry John; Florian A.; Garne ]. H., 2;
Guisse John; Gallagher John; Cores Bill;
Hutchins F.; Jordon Wm.; Jennings Lizzie
Miss, 2; Jacobs Isadore, g; Lsking G. D..
Lloyd J. B.; Lindsay Geo.; Messenger Jacob
Mishler Mary Miss; Metheny Rachel; Moore
Clarence; Martin Michael; Michael Elizabeth
Mrs: Nichols j. O.; Nehley Henry; Over
myer jacob; Ransom jeremiah; Rich d Co
NJ; Rebels Absalom,. 2; Smith P. c.; San.
ford Flora Miss; Schuster Christian; Sharkey
Wm.; Skinner Jacob; Sweizer Martin; Tict
Caroline; Tieson Libbie; White s.. Winter
Christian; Welchans Jesse; Walker John P
Mrs; Warren Thomas; Willis John r.
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PREMIUMS FOR NEW sUBscRIBKRs

To the person sending us two nss subscri-
bers for the Journal and four dollars We will
send the Anserican AgTScusaralist for one
year. The AgricSltHrdlist is first slass pa
per and is published at 81. SO per year.
To the person sending Us four ner subscri-
bers for the Journal and eight dollars We will
send a copy of Webstsr's Superb Family
Dictionary containing Ave hundred and sixty
pages, and unquestiOuably the best abridged
edition published.
To the person sending US eight ne" SUBJ
scribers and sixteen dollars We will ssnd
Hdrper's Monthly or Weekly for one year'
Subscription price $4.OO.
To the person sending US sixteen nesc sub
scribers and thirty-two dollars we will send
a copy of Webster's Magnificent Unabridged
Pictorial Dictionary, which contains eighteen
hundred and. forty pages, and sells for $la.O CO.
All names sent must be those Of bona fdt
nev subscri6ers. The names may be sent al
different times and their papers will be sent
to different post offices il desired.
In making this offer We do not discriminate
between old and new subscribers, but simply
offer an indictment to the old friends Of the
Journal to make an effort to increase still
more our rapidly growing subscription list.
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DR.. e. Dillon & Son, areeting:-T

DR.. Il. Dillon & Son, Greeting:-The
past year has closed in the midst of a period
Of progress. Instead of looking to the past
for Golden Age, we find.ip the present and
in the future its elimination. Physical and
moral evils, thought inseparable from man s
destiny and everlasting by the ancients
were stoically endured without sympathy or
effort even for their removal. The machi-
merry of Life now better understood. Thou
sands of its ills are lessened or entirely re-
moved. Thoroughly posted in the revela-
tions of the age, and aiming to live directly
under the light of progress, the undersigned
have accumulated treasury of choice, elect
remedies for the relief and prevention of suf-
fering. Also thousands added to thousands
of Christmas and New Years presents, for
old and young, almost at cost, at the Drug
Store of DIR. E. Dillon 4 Son.
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Caught and oommitted.-A

Caught and Committsd.-A gay and
festive youth who instesd of earning his
bread by the sweat of his brow as honest
people do, tried to go across lots to compe-
tence by passing counterfeit scrip half dollars
was handsomely snatched up Oh Monday by
Assistant Marshal Moore, and taken before
Justice Tyler, for examination. On searching
his pockets, some seventeen or eighteen dol
lars in counterfeit half dollar scrip, very well
executed and few poor counterfeit three cent
coins and a revolver were discovered. He
waived examination and was held TO bail in
the sum of $500 to appear at the first term of
Court in February next. In default Of the
bail he was committed to Jail where he will
have time for reflection before his trial comes
on. He appears to be about lS years Of age
says his name ia Almon Farmer and that he
came here from Pennsylvania.
He evidently was a subordinate and hi'
principal got wind of the plsa to arrest him
and his confederate in tine to put himself
out of harn'a way. Farmer passed his coun-
terieits at c. r. McCulloch's, DR.. E. DillSn'i
snd al several Other places in town, buying
some s.licle of 3, ,fss cents value and pock'
etihg the change.
We have room in our Jail for q few nont
gentlemen of this class and viii furnish good
board and lodging to any who may feel des'
] posed to visit our tova.
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THE JOURNAL.
Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
TO OUR suBsCRIBERs.

We now send out the Journal with the date
to which the subscription has been paid adj
ded on the margin of the paper to the printed
address Of each subscriber. By glance al
these figures. every one can tell how his &C.
count stands. Thus, "John Smith, Is sept &c
means that John Smith has paid his sub
scription up to the 18th Of sePtembsr
1866. Hereafter receipts will be uuneces'
sary, as the change in the date will be squivs'
leut to such acknowledgment. This 'plsr
will prove equally advantageous to us ant
convenient to our subscribers. It will SAVE
US the trouble of keeping separate book fol
subscriptions, aud will promptly indicate Il
subscribers the time when they should MAKE
another payment.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

An Old Resident Prometed.-Mr. E..
N. Cook, formerly a resident Of this place,
now of Salem, Oregon Territory, has been re-
elected for the third term as State Treasurer.
and is to go as State Commissioner from Orc
gon to ;hs great Exposition at Paris. His
wife will accompany him 10 Europe, and they
will visit their old friends in Fremont, on
their return next fall.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

Farewell sermon.-Last Friday eve
ming, Rev. Lowe, of the Disciple Church
at Elmore, preached his farewell sermon to
his people. The church was full to overflow
ing and the occssion was one ef the deepest
interest. Mr.. Lowe has made many warm
friends during his three years ministry and
has upon the respect and esteem of the entire
community by his consistent earnest life.
His labors have been eminently successful.
The church haa increased by large additions,
and his departure is regretted not only by bis
congregation but by the entire community.
Mr.. Lowe has been called to the charge OF
church in Ravenna and leaves soon for that
place. His now charge will find him an ear
nest christian, an able preacher and faith
full and dev oted pastor.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

SUCCESS UPoS MHRIr.-If there is au in
stance upon the records of our country where
an article Of American manufacture has made
its way to universal favor solely upon its own
merits and without extraneous aid il is that
of the Best Ohemical Saleratus. 1t hiss only
to be sold in one place, aud it is demanded in
smother; and 80 it has gone on increasing in
favor until the products of the extensive
Chemical Works Of D. B. DeLaud & Co., at
Fairport, Monroe County. N. Y, are now inn
mensc
This article is made only at these works by
q process known only to the proprietors, and
is better for all purposes then Soda. Try it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18
Ann ArbOr Business College
ar1 TyoUo--o@R,Rn Tnafnrnta-

Ann ArbOr Business College
And Telegraphic Instltute.-
This very prosperous and popular Institu-
ton, located at the seat Of the largest Uni
versity on ths continent, affords many ad-
vantages superior to all other Commercial
Colleges. The Ld,c Department. is conducted
by one of the professors Of law in Michigan
University who is also the anthor Of several
standard works. 7elegrdphing is taught by
. first-class practical operator of many years
experience upon businss lines who is thor
oughly acquainted with the details Of the
science. Every Department is conducted by
efficient Professors, accomplished masters Of
their calling. For circular address the
President, A. G. PAnsoss, A. NJ.
2ml. Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Medical men, both Allopsthic and Homes-
pathic, unaniqnously concur that the strong
alksli contained in common Saleratus is de-
trimental TO health, end paves the way for
disease. They also concur that Herrick AL.
lens Gold Medal Salerstus is the only per.
fectly harmless article in ths market which
can be relied upon. Use it with cream 'ar.
tar Instead of soda. Call on Grocers for it.
Their depot is ll2 Liberty Street, n, Y.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

Service at st. Pauls Chureh.-The
service at st. Paul's Church has been omit
ted for two Sabbaths on account of the Sc
we're illness Of the Pastor. We are glad to
hear that Mr.. Young has SO far recovered that
he will resume his duties in the pulpit next
Sunday. The church will be opened for SER
vice at the u ual hour.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

Call on them.--WApswoRrE & PkArr
send out their greeting with this number OF
the Jo..rnsl. Read their circular snd then
give them q cali. Go and see their store ard
their splendid stock Of goods whether you
want to buy or not. They will speedily
convince you that they can ont-sell and M
der.sell anybody or any thing in this climate.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-18

Library Rooms.-The Board Of Direc-
tors of the Fremont Library Association
have secured rooms in Buckland's new Block
for Library and reading room, and are ma
king arrangements as rapidly as possible fOr
fitting them up. The rooms front Pike ST.,
and are large and easy of access. One OF them
is occupied by DR.. Wilmer, and will not be
vacated until spring. Meantime the othel
and larger one will be used for both libra
ry and reading room, and the book cases vii
be adapted for the use of either room.
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M a RR ED

On the 31st nit, at the residence Of the
brides uncle A. M. Drain, Liberty Town
ship, Wood County, o., by the Rev. z. B
Turner, Mr. S, s. BEowH, of Wood County
TO Miss HANNAH r. DRAKE, of Sandusky
County, Ohio.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. H. Lang, Mr.
WILLIAM II. Far to Miss CHRISTINA KLINE
both Of Rice Township.
On the 10th inst. in Washington Town
ship. by John F. Baunan, ]. p, JeHN F
NEWMAN to Miss ELIzAsErH FouoHr, both o
Washington Township.