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ADMINISTRATORS NOICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned has been appointed
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Strickland, deceased
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Letter From Rollersville.

Eds. Journal: A sad accident occurred tC
day. The house of d. P. HuRLBur, situat.
ed in Madison Township near the Salem
Church. was burned. The family were al
absent. Mr.. HURLBUr and wife were al
their sOn-in-law's whose family unfortuna.
tely were all sick, when one of Mr.. HURL-
BUr's neigbbors came to inform him that hi;
house was consumed with all lis contents
Mr. LoNc, his nearest neighbor, discovered
smoke ascending from the roof and wen
Immediately to its relief but he found the
inside nearly all burnt, and nothing could
be done more than to protest the out build
ings. The particulars in full are not yet
known. Mr.. HuRLBuT is an old man, and
an old resident here, which will cause the
citizens TO fully sympathizs with such sad
misshap, for 1t Is certainly unpleasant 10 be
turned out doors in the winter. D. B. B.
January, 23d, 1865,
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A Coon RELIGIOUS PAPER.-The.g growing
excellence of THE ADVANCE indicates its
right TO its name. 1t does stand iu the front
rank OF our best religious weeklies. The
last number is capital one. Among the
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telling how the Cantata of Esther was
written-by his old associate, G. NJ. Cady /;
a trenchant article on " Congregational Sing
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some spicy " Gossip about Sunday Schools, /"
by New Haven lady an admirable review
of The Southern Situation" in a letter
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which are the essence and marrow of good
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AARANDALE L CO. g Great watch Club
1'etyoo1y neeas good watch, and wishes TO get
.hs 10 Eest possible prices . horde Of svindIsrs
Enowlng this have contrived various inxeniouE 4 :
wees TO get peoples money, and then either fil IN
SEND watch, or send one that Is worthIsss a. a
tmekeeper. Arrandale Il Co., have nov perfscasd
arrangements BY which, for the srualI sum of sfo
good snd reliable watch may be certainly Obtained
Lney nave formed Great Watch Club on the fnI-
l9ssi1s Plan. CeIti6caies centAining The numbers
ei All The watches PANIED in cur TholeSala Tjst
(Which Is sent on ppeation) are mixed up speloges
In envelopes and sold for Is cents paeh FVar~
eerncate IL warranted to be for . watch and a. Wif
De seen on reference to the lst, none are Of Is-s
value than Ten Dollars zhilst soma are WORTH saaa
We unoeIAke to send any watch drawn wbaferer
may be Its value for $10 and in order that sTery
nay nay aosolntely depend upon getting = arst elass
HmekeePer, We guDantes that svery purchaser or
une Dollars worth Of certificates fhalI reesiVa ~
least one for watch No. 533 on our wholesale Iist
sent post-tree, which Is 6rst class patent lever
nAnoeome aDd reliable watch in sterling silver hant
ing case, and usually sold for $40. You will Ger
tainIy get such watch; and besidss ron nav ret :
goid ohrononeter worth $500 We ssII the erTtf6
Six for 81; and Twenty for So 70 those ding Al
We VIII send . hancsoms chain Rrstfs To fhoas
sending ~ We wiz send Gold Chain warrantsd noe
% tarnisn IN 20 yea,s Parties getting Up larger
eluos VIII receive liberal presents, persieuhrs 0f
which may be learned on APPLICATION. As It 10 oar
ntent1onto 10 do q strictly honorable kusiu esu a1d
10 insure cur customers from liability to loss, We
VIII send cur watches, II desired, without monev
Dstructing the Express agent to collect ouv on a.
livery We are desired to fbrxsrd vatehes bT nail
the money must be sent Us By Bank Draft or Possof
dee Order, and 1t will then be at our risk We viii
then Register the package at our Postc fiee and Ar
lost will replaces 1t free Of charge. Hapy watch "a
DOT approved It may be returned and the money vfn
be refunded The reputation of our firm, which hss
oeen established for bTe years. and il we'll known To
In every part ofthe country, trust viii b Seeued
= sufelent guarantee that We will faithfully per,
form all We contract to do. AddresET -.
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A@ths.

On Thursday, Jan. 23d, 1868, Mrs: o. F.
MILLS, aged 81 years and months.
In Fremont, Jan. 81, 1868, of Consump-
tion, MARISDA NJ, wife of VIM. q. BUSH,
aged q years, months and day.
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STOPPED LONG EKoUGHl TINE TO
CoNNENcE-At L. NJ. Michaels Auction
Store, Deals Block, are 10 be borshi the
cheapest blankets in town. Also, Ladies
Merino Waists and Balmoral Skirts, at 81 80
piece. II you want 10 b1y something
cheap, don't fail TO call. Sc
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Washington Items.-Mr. ]. j. WALTERS
met with an accident on Monday which
came near breaking his leg and will lay hin
up for some days. In attempting to put 9
box on his sled he slipped and fell the box
falling on him and bruising his leg very Sc.
verely.
The carpenters al Washington Station are
not able to build houses as fast as the people
want. Two have been lately moved in here
from the country, and last week one more
very large two story house was hauled in by
eight span of horses. Besides these two other
good dwelling houses have been "raised'
during the past week belonging to ELI ENs-
BuRoEE and HENRY CAIN. Truly Washing
Ton is growing fast.
Mr.. G. OvERxYER killed pig, one year
old, on Wednesday last, which weighed $50
pounds, dressed.
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LOCAL. NOTICES.
FANCY Goops at Mrs. .Farrand's for go
days at great bangains.

COOP DENTIsrRY.-Dr. L. T. Beilharz
has just refitted his handsome Dentistry
rooms with new paper, carpets &C., and is
now prepared TO do as good work as any
dentist in The state. He uses only the best
stock aud materials and his work is strong
well finished and gives universal satisfaction.
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!,
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AND PHGNIX BITTERs.

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Medicine i'm cases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
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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 ftlnc-
tiOns of the body in a healthy
condition. l.
Sold by all Druggists. White L Rowland rropri-
etots' suceessors to Dr. John MofIat aua D1. W. 2
aonA'' b Liberty Street. New Yorl.
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Hmplovment for the Homeless.-M

Employment for the Homeless.-Mr
SKINNER, Agent of the OhiIdren's Aid So
ciety of New York City, has arrived in tOwr
with party of boys and girls for whom hi
desires to obtain homes and employment
Farmers and others wishing to adopt or en-
ploy children are invited to call and SET
them and to extend this notice to theil
neighbors. The applicants for places will be
found at Russelrs Hall. Among the chill
dren is baby and several bright, intelligent
boys and girls.
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frgal advertisements.

MESSENGERS NOTICE.-This
AvA is to give notice that on the 18th day of Jan
uary A. d. 1885, warrant in bankruptcy wss issued
against the estate of JOSIAH F. Eckar of Bellevue in
the County OF Sandusky and Stats Of Ohio, who has
been adjudged kIupt on his own petition; that
the payment OF spy debts and delivery OF any proper
y belonging to such bankrupt, to him for his u.s.
and the transer Of any property by hi is forbidden
by law; that meeting Of the creditors Of said bank.
rupt to prove their debts and choose or more
signees OF his estate, will be held at Court of Bank
ruptcy to be holden at Nor walk Huron county, Ohio
b.fJre Frank Sawyer, EFq., Register, on the 18th
day Of Febru7ry, A. d. 1868. at 10 o'clock A. N.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
q. II. SAFFoRt, Att'T for Petitioner i5
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TEA, TEA. TEA.-Forty Chests
Tea just arrived, the best in the market
they are not n,ired, aud we are selling them
for less money, and warrant them double the
strength of any Tea Company's Tea put up
in packages to humbug the public. Call at
p Olose's .igt as .tr .r So .is
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Dexter, No. 2.-Mr. J. T. NORRIS, Oi
TifTiD, Ohio. was in town on Monday on hi,
wsy home from Toledo with colt which be
had Just purchased in Jackson, Mich, fol
s7I6. His owner calls him Dexter, Jr,
from the resemblance in color, marks and
movement to BoxsEh's Dexter, and claims
that be has already made better time than
hi, famous namesake. We have not seen
him travel with anything like fair chance
TO show his Speed, but think that he epromises
TO make fast horse.
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The New OfficeTs.-At the meeting Of
the stockholders of the First National Bank
of this city, held Jan. 9TH, 1868, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
s. Birchard, President; Jas. W. Wilson,
Vice President; A. H. Miller, Cashier.
DfsDcroRs. Birchard, Jas. w. Wilson,
Jas. Justice, Robert Smith, A. W. Lucky,
A. H. Miller, Martin Bruner.
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CHAs. NJ. MONTGOMERY, was elected Treas.
urer and P. kNERR, Secretary. After the
usual round of cheers for the out going and
the incoming officers the meeting adjourned.
TYLER is an old fireman and we trust he
will make an Efficient Chief He has already
taken steps 10 put the Department iu condi-
tion and repair as far as possible the DAM
ages by the shameful neglect of You've.
His nomination was decided upon in caucus
by the McPherson's he being the only can
didate who seemed likely to draw The Ger
man vote. The other officers are cxperienc
ed firemen and will make good officers.
The Departments now in sadly denor-
allied condition, and any thing that will
tend TO bring it back TO the old standard
will be looked upon with favor by our citi.
zens. The Reacue Hook and Ladder Com
pany meets tonight 10 elect officers and re-
organize, aud we trust the other companies
will follow their example at once so that we
may yet have Fire Department which will
be credit to tbs city.
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A Gard Mr.. W. H. BUsH, desires 70
return thanks to the friends who SO kindly
assisted him during the sickness and death Of
his late wife. to Rev. J. WrKEs, who con-
Quoted the exercises at Fremont, and Revis
w. S. LUNT, and CHARLES REYNOLDS who
oficiated at the funeral services at Fostoria
aud to the friends at FOstOria for the SYM
psthy manifested by them on that occasion,
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COAL OIL, Lamp Chimneys, Wicks
e new patent burners and the best white
u can be had cheaper than any other place
in fremont. Call on P. Close, -
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FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR.-Still it
comes another thousand lbs. Flour Just re-
ceived, the very best from $3.50 to $l2 no
pr, bbls, and lots of Buck Wheat -four at P.
Closes.
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TOR SALE.-A Farm Of 200 acres

E'OR SALE.-A Farm of 200 acres.
= in York Township, three mi -es from Bellevue,
one mile south Of The Pike, good fences. two good
orchards, q good peach orchard, good briek house
Elih good cellar, two new barns, good wells sad els
terms, snd forty acres og woodland,
Another OF 100 aereas on tAe Buttsrnut Ridge road
4 miles from Bellevue, good trick house with good
cellar, and good horse barn, good we'll, orchard
fences, and ei1ht acres Of woodland, si,E = ?
Another Of u seres, on the Bu.tsrnut Ridge mad
miles rom Bellevue, one mile south of the pike
large twostory brick house, large cellar two good
wells, good barns, orchard, and ten acres Of Gse
woodland. II
Thirty-6ye acres Of ane lana four miles west Of
Bellevue. ~
On each place there is fram twenty to forty sores
of pekch lard.
Terms very low. For particulars inquire on the
premises or address DANIEL LGERHART,
ok-l2 Dellevue, Ohio.
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STIrCu! STITCH! STlToH!--Why
stitch! stitchl stitcbl, with the little needle
running eyes and health when you can buy
q asplendid Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Mach.
iue for few dollars of Curtis. Call at Mrs.
Brockway's Millinery Rooms and see them
work, and you will never have any other.
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Saturday, February as.h,

A. D. 1858. al O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, the following described land tsnements to-vit
pecs Of land of of the soutn-wsst corner of out
lot ruuber one ~ In the town Of Fremont County
of sandusiy and State Of Uhio being much of said
out lot a. lies the sou'h size of the Cleveland
Toledo Railr ad In said town of Frem mt containing
about one-haf m acre of land subject to all streets
and highways.
4Ppraised at Eight Hundred DoIlsrs.
Given under my hand at Fremont, o. this 14t day
OF January, A. D. 1858.
J.L. GREENE, Jr,
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The shutters which were high at 81 Sc
are charged at 81 90. The hanging of eight
blinds not worth over 90 90 or 80 SO as any
carpeHter knows, is charged at s. 90. The
belfy blinds, worth Sl4 90 are charged at
$50 90. We guarantee that EDGERroN OF
HAYNES viii furnish the whole bill to any
manlfOr $50 90, ..nny day So the city pays
at least, $27 % bonus to Democratic manu-
facturers.
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spokes.-NoAroEs yard is filing up
with good spoke timber, the farmers taking
time by the forelock while the sleighing
is good and bringing in big loads of oak and
hickory. -
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A Little.Mcre Bite--The Messenger Of
last week barks furiously over the National
Bank. Let us have little sbite" to vary
the thing.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the Northern Di,
trict OF Ohio, ss-ln the mIter ofGiIbert G. Edger.
ton, Bsnkrupt.-In BAukruptcy.-At Cleveland, In
lsos.-Northern District Of Ohio, ss.-Take notiss
that petition has been fled in said Court by
Giloer. G. Edgerton, of Fremont. In the County Of
sandusky, In said District, duly deciarad Bsnkrupt
under the Act of Congress cf March u, 1887, for
discharge, and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provsble under said Act and that
the Sth day tf February next at 10 och ck A NJ is
assigned for the hearing Of the same when and where
you may attend and show cause If any ycu have why
the prayer of the said Petition should not be grated
You win also take notice that the second and third
neetings of Creditors, required by tie 9th aud
sections of said Act, viii be held BY ord4r Of said
Court on the 4!h day of February, A. D. 1885, at 10
ocicck A. NJ, at NorHalk, In said District, before
Frank Sawyer, Efq1iIe, ems CT the Registers ofsaid
Court. EARL BILL,
Clerk Of tn } District
To the creditors Of said Bynkrupt as
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The Fire Department.-AccOrd

4uo Z II 0opdI Itu1S1L.-ACColQt0S 10
"contrived plan,p the Fire companies Of
Fremont, or such of them as ere aware oi
what was going on, met at Firemans Hall
on Friday evening of last week, for the pur-
pose Of electing officers of the Department
in place of those whose terms had expired.
Although no public notice had been given to
the Companies, there wss a pretty good
turnout of the German and McPherson. As
the "Rescue" boys were not notified, their
representation was small, they not being
supposed to have any finger in the pie"
The Chief Engineer aud his lst Asst. be-
ing absent, the chair was occupied by 2ud
Asst JOHN D. GRIFFIN. The Secretary
opened business by stating that he had no
books ard did not know any thing about
any. The Chairman than called for Sc.
cretsry's report but that officer reported that
he couldn't give any as he had no books.
The Treasurer being called upon for report
gave verbal one TO the effect that be had
Fever received cent of money belonging 10
the Department and had nothing to report,
which information was received with tre-
mendous applause.
The meeting proceeded 10 the election of
officers with the following result, NJ. E..
TrLEK's name being presented and all 9TH
ers withdrawnShe was elected Chief EDgin-
eer by reclamation. For Ist Assistant
SAN'L L. LARIsH was elected by acclama-
tion he being the only candidate. The vote
Oh 2ud Asst stood as follows:
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John g. Ernst wilIcarry on the Grocery
and Family supply store lately Of the Grm o.
LAkDeRAF & ERNST. See his advertisement
in another column