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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-03
Horses Stolen Property Recover

Horses Stolen Property Recover
ed and Thieves Arrested On Saturday
last, a couple of strangers, representing
themselves to be farmers from Luc as county,
stopped at the house of Mr.. SAMUEL WAC
GoYER, on the turn pike five miles west of
Fremont, ard wanted to buy his team of
bay mares. Mr.. WAeGoNER didn't care
about selling, except for a certain price
which they were not willing 10 give; aud
after getting a meal, they said would go 10
another mans farm in the neighborhood and
see if they couldn't make trade with him.
That was the last seen of them in The
vicinity. The next morning MIR. WAGGoSER
discovered that lis two bay mares, new
buggy and silver plated harness were
missing and he at once suspected the
strangers as the thieves. Coming 10 Fre-
mont, he got out some bills, Offering reward
of $4,000 for the return Of the property and
the arrest of the robbers, aud telegraphed to
the police of neighboring cities to be Oh the
look opt for them. By the track OF tie
buggy wheels he say they had driven East,
and before long he received word from
Cleveland that the thieves had been appre-
hended. The following frcm the Cleveland
Leader Of Monday shows how they were
arrested:
the thieves had started in the direclIoH nf
-aetn.Iaxr 1ofa
Thomas Manaha came TO this C ty, hoping
he might gain tidings of the fugitives. He
went to the West Side, End made known
his-errand to Sergeant Burlison. At the
suggestion of the latter horse and buggy
was procured, and they went together to the
toll gate, short distance out on the Detroit
street road, 10 ascertain if the party had
been seer.
BY Singular coinc ,deDc', just a. they
reached the toll-gate a team was seen ap-
preaching the city, whic b bne iesemblsi cs
to the missing one. Allowing it TO psss, they
followed it closely, keeping sharp eye upon
the two men who occupied the vehicle. The
suspicious Of the latter were aroused and
they turned off on Wsverly avenue. They
piled the whip vigorously. and made every
effort to escape, but the horses. having been
driven all the previous day and night, were
much i4dod and they were soon overtaken
by the Sergeant and detective. The men
CndeaYortd to escfpa by leaping from the
buggy, but Sergeant Burlison drew "per
suader " and threatened dose of cold lead
if they did not halt They at first talked
in belligerent manner, but soon decided
that discretion was the better part of valor,
anu surrendered.
They rave their names as John Mcintyre,
age 81, and Robert Coon, age l9. They said
they both came west from Connecticut a
short time since The stolen property was
valued ct 5000. The men were lodged in
the Central Station 10 await their examiDa-
tion, which will take place Tomorrow.
Since then, the examination has taken
place, aud the thieves were held fer trial
in the U. S. Court at Cleveland. Mr. Wac
GOSER has received his horses, buggy and
harness, although the reward and attendant
expenses have cost him in the neighborhood
of two hundred dollars.
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, soldip-That was The emphatic e1cla

Sold THAT was the emphatic exe!a
nation of the e Colonel last Sunday. 1t
was occasioned by the little Democratic
incident which we are about to relate. Most
of our readers probably have noticed the
one armed soap-inan,-a disabled soldier of
the Army of the Union, has been
turning an honest penny on our streets dur
ing the past week. Although somewhat
seedy in appearance, he is far from
:" rusty in an Intellectual point of view.
On Sunday last the Colonel, accompa-
MED by a select party of Democratic friends,
dropped into the Z" William Tell " on pre-
liminary political reconnaissance. The soap
man happening to be there was at once re-
gsrd9d as a plant tool-one whose vote
could be bought at the New York ring
price of drink Of" benzine." The Colonel
approached him in his usual bland manner:
"Ab, my friend, been soldier, 1 see; was
one myself. Lost your arm in the service ?
couple cakes of your soap yesterday-capital
soap. Call in with some more of it to-mor-
row. Bv the way, where do you vote 2 >
Cleveland was named in reply TO the last
interrogatory. " Well, well, /" continued the
Colonel with knowing wink, you must
vote here--well fix that all right. You
drink, l suppose. Come up and let's have
a bumper" No objection being made to
the latter proposition, all hands smiled,
after which the Colonel smilingly obsery-
cd, in an opposite way, to his new Democrat
ic protege: "Of course you are Republi-
can " desiring TO bring the house down
with the anticipated emphatic denial ofsuch
a heresy. Of course l am always have
been since it was party, and always shall
be while it remains The true and tried friend
of the Union +" was the prompt answer
rhe Colonel and his friends smiled
CHASTITY smile on the other side OF their faces,
the former remarkipg abruptly as they took
their leave, Badly so5d !"
The moral of this little incident is palpa-
bic, and needs no comment.
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Pianos.-we copy the following from the

Pianos.-We copy the following from the
New York Weekly Revie,o:
"MessrS. A. Kraushaar Il Co., of this
city, have lately manufactured SON, very
fine Pianos, on their improved plan, which
have attracted the attention of competent
judges and received their approval. Mr.. A
Kraushaar, though very young and COM
paratiyely but short time amongst us, has
stliven 10 place himself at the front of the
profession, and given many proof of a
thorough kuowledge of his task and a noble
ambiti IN to perform it well. Weare pleased
to hear that his efforts have thus far been
crowned Nth success, and that he is travel
ing fast to fortune and fame.
Those cf our readers interested in such
matters are probably aware that they can
find the above as well as all other frst-class
instruments at Leppelman's Emporium of
Music Fremont.
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Good News for Travelers.-Passen

gers for New York, Boston and New Eng
kad cities will be glad TO learn that the
Erie Railway Company is issuing First Glass
Tickets to New York at 81 70 less than rival
liues. The present authogized rates of the
Company are From Dunkirk to New York
SS %: Buffalo to New York 81 co; and
Salamanca to New York 81 90. To secure
the benefits of these reduced rates passen
gers should obtain tickets 10 Duukirk, Buff
falo or Salamanca, instead of purchasing
through coupon tickets 10 New York and
when at Buffalo, Dunkhk or Salamanca
procure ticket for the remainder of their
journey at the Erie Railway oompany's
cc:aices. which are always open on the arrival
of the trains OF al Western sDd Southern
Lires The comfort and pleasure 70 be de.
rived from trip in one of those luxurious
rolling palaces of the Erie Railway, aside
from the astonishing low rates of fare, should
induce our merchants and others to take this
route when going to New York and New
England, in pre- ference to all others.
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,srioultural societies.-The following


bill, relating TO the election OF officers Of
Agricu tural Societies, has passed the House
and is pending in the Senate:
SFcI1oy /. Be il enacted BY the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That all elec
tions hereafter he'd by agricultural socie
ties for the election of officers, shall be held
from the hours cf 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o.
cl jcB, p. NJ, of the second day of the annual
fair of said societies.
SFc 2. 1t shall be the duty of the board
of said societies, respectively, to appoint an
nually three good and judicious persons,
members of the society, and not members of
the board, whose duty it shall be TO serve as
judges of said election.
SIC 3. All members of said society who
are residents of the county or district repre-
sented by said society shall he entitled to
vote, and none others.
SIC. 4. The term of officers shall COM
mence on the first day of February sue
ceeding such election.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect from
aud after its passage.
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H W. BUCKLAND, Pm.
KeaIaris Fish Story :

KeeIer's Fish Story find the fol-
lowing local item " in the Frem mt cores
pondence of the Cleveland Herald
Saturday afternoon free exhibition, of an
unusual character, w0s given at the dam Of
Downes d Co., on the Sandusl:y river,
where the railroad bridge crosses. A mon
ster sturgeon, said TO be fully six feet in
length, made sundry exhibitions of his jump
ing powers, to scale the dam. For three
hours, every few minutes, this noble fish
would make a lunge to go over the torrent
but the current was so powerful that he was
carried back with every effort. Those who
saw him said he would sometimes jump fully
four and six feet clear of the water. AT dark
he was still trying to go up higher. During
the night his sturgeonsbip may have attain
ed his object, for on Sunday m1ny people
resorted TO the M to see him, but he did
not show himselfthrough the day.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-03
REsrOREyn,1R s1cur,s,

RESTORE YOUR SIG and
Surgical Operations repdered uselessl The inestim-
able blessing of sight is made perpetual by The Use
Ofths new patent improved ivory eye cups. Many
of our most eminent Physicians, Oculists, Students
aud Divnes have had their sight restored and per.
manently cured Of: l, Impair cd Vision. 2 Pres.
bYop q, or Far Sightsdness. 3 Asthsnopis, or Weak
Eyes. 4 Epiphora-Running or Watery Eye. 8
Sore Eyes. Weakness OF the Rstina, OF Optic
Nerve. 0phthaimis, or Inaam nation Of the Eys
and its sppendsgss. Photophobis, oT ntolera ace
of Light. 10 Ayodeso6is seeing moving Epees or
floating. II 0bscurity Of viEion. u Cstaracta
Partial Blindness, and the Worst disorders Of the
Eye. Any one can the Ivory Eye Cups, With
out the aid ofDoctors Medicine so as to recsivs
immediate beneficial results aud never wear spsotso-
les; or if useing now, to lay them aside forever,
Over 5OOe certificates ofcases where cure was pre-
viously guaranteed, may be seen at our Office. We
guarantee cure in every where the directions
are followed, or we viii refund the money. For
sals BY Druggists and Oculists. To receive our
Treatise the Eye, IS psges, by return mail free
send your full address to DR., J, BALL & Co., No.
81 Liberty st., New York, P Box s57.
DFor the worst c ses o. Myopia, or Near -Sizht.
sdnsss, use New hyop!e Attachments, easily ad-
q Pamphlet Travelling Agents wGnted-good COM
mission pail. 5elling of the Ivory Eye Cups is
pleaant and ho1orA5is employ ,nt dssira5e Tor al
Ladies', Clergymsn, TeaeherS, Students apd Farmers
sn easy employment. All persons asking terms to
agents must enclose cents to pay poAtags and cost
Of printing materials containing information for
agents. 6l-5l IN. 90.
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1T WORKS LIKEA CHARM-4.

1T WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM.-HsreyOu
hesdrchei Use Renne's Magic OiIl-HaYe you
te0thachei Use Reuns's Magic Oili-Have you
neuralgia Use Hsnne's Magic 0ilt--Hars you
Rheumatism: Use Renne'tMag oii!-Hayeyou
oreTh7oat; Use Renus's Magic Oil Have you
Sciatica: Use Renne's Magic OiIl-Have you =
bruise: Use R4nne's sHagie Oil il!--Hsve youoramps:
Use Renne's Magic Oil,---IIave you cholera NOR
bus; Use Renne's Magic 0ilI-HHvs you lame
ness: Use Renne's Magic Oil! This Is the Best
Family Remedy, to cure all kiads of pain, you
tried. 1t is clesu safe and delicious to use, and Il
you use il fsithfuliy, 1t willdO you good! Direc-
tions on each bsttls. BUY it of the Drugsist or
Merchant where you trade. Ifthey have not got
ID hand they will send for it, st your request,
cell you the GrnliGe Re1ne's Pain Killing Mag
Oil, at III Manufacturers lowest price at retail.
WI. RENNE, Sale Proprietor aad Manufacturer
Pittsfeld, Mass. Sold Wholesale and retail by DR..
E Dillon y Son, Fremont. Gvl5n23 cow EENSS
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Marriaae.

At Eaton Chapel, on Sunday, March 29th,
by Rev. NJ. BuIger, Mr.. R. X. WYANr, with
MARY @. LANCE, both of Jackson Township.
March 18th, at the residence of the bride,
S. r. PETERS, by the Rev. J. Wykes.
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The NATIoSAL UNIoN.-We are in
receipt of the National Union for April, a
beautiful eight-psge paper, published by
Messrs. FELTON, d Bigelow, proprietors Of
the Union Business College, Cleveland, o.
1t contains the names of the Faculty COM
plete list of the names and residences of the
students in attendance since January lst,
this year, aud is replete with interesting
and spicy articles on business and general
education. Copies will be sent on applica-
ton by mail to all desiring.
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Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.

N0TToE.-We aim 10
make The JOURNAL a medium Of local events
transporting IN all paris Of 1ss County, and
70 that end ,could thanic our friends IN the
di6ereat sO,unships 70 torao1d 10 us any
Items that may be Of interest in their neigh
borhoods. Send the facts, III brief # yon
choose, and ice ,oM g dress them up" for
pnblicalioR.
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For complete assortment of Groce
ries aud Dry Goods go to Warren & Co.'S.

ALWAYS AHBAp-Hoot s. Meng,
with their usual enterprise, have brought on
the finest stock of new goods, in the line of
Boots d Shoes and Ladits and Children's
Shoes, which has arrived this season. They
have an elegant assortment of Gents Boots
Dc Shoes, Cloth Caters, Slippers, &C., ard
everything in the line of ladies and child
ren's wear, and they are selling at heavy
discount from old prices. Now is the time
to call and buy.
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A CARD TO THE LADIEs.-DR. DUPoN
cos GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR FE-
MATES, &c.-0ne box is sufficient in removing OBJ
structions nature toits praper channel
quieting the nerves and bringing back the "Rosy
color ofheslth" to the cheek of the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box; six boxes, S. Sold BY one Drug
gstin every town. village, city andhamlet through
out the word,
Sold Fremantby s. Buckland & Son, Druggists
ialies, by sending them 81 to the Postohiee, can
hAvs the pills sent (conAdentially) By mail to any
part ofthe country, free of postage.
Sold in Fostoris by Dubois l. Roberts, and by
Strong 4 Armstrong, Cleveland, o. MO.
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spR1Se OF 1868, CRY OF FREMONT

SPRING OF 1868, CRY OF FREMONT
S. BuoKLASD & SoN wish 10 announce to
everybody that they are prepared to sell
Wall Pspsr, Paints Oils, Glass, Drugs,
Books, Stationery, Patent Medicines, and
everything else in their line at little lower
rate and little superior quality than any
other dealers in Northern Ohio.
We have the largest stock Of Wall Paper
ever brought to Fremont, bought direct
from the manufacturers at The lowest cash
prices and We are prepared 10 sell lower
than any house in the city. Window Pa
pers in every style and quality. A nice
assortment of Cloth Window Shades offered
at low figures. - 1. y i''} ft.''t
Last year We sold more Paints and Oil
than any other two establishments in Fre-
mont, and this year We intend TO sell more
yet. We do it by selling better goods and
at lower prices.
Glass we can sell at closer figures than
any other house in the country. We are
exclusive agents for Northern Ohio for one
of the largest glass manufactories in Pitts
burgh.
Drugs and Patent Med,ein-s we are head
quarters for We sell more medicines to
physicians tnan any other drug store in
Fremont. They know they can always get
the purest drugs of Buckland that can be
purchased. .
Books and Stationery we arc prepared tc
sell at the lowest rates.
If you are going To build or repair your
house, call and get our prices before buying
We can save you from 10 to Is per cent. by
purchasing of us. s. BUcKLAND & SoS.
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Fire.--On Wednesday Roon fire broke
.OGt in the barn of Mrs. Dickinson, about a
mile from the city, on State Street, end as
the were no adequate means of putting it
out, it burnt up the barn and contents aud q
pair of horses which could not be got Out.
We learn that there was an insurance on the
property Of 81 600 in the Ohio Farmers Co.
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A New STocK. = Brockway has
brought on new stock of hair 10 replace
that which was stolen from his case few
weeks ago, and is now prepared to furnish
ladies with hair work of the finest quality at
lower prices than ever before known in this
market
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Township Ticket. = The Republican
Convention which assembled on Saturday
afternoon nominated candidates for town
.<h p officers as follows
Justice Of the Peace. L. Will.
Tpssces-P. BurgOOn, Jas. HuffOrd, Ohas.
G. GI se1e.
Gerk--Dr. H. F. Baker.
7rsGsurtv-Fred. Fabing.
Cossto5Ies Martin Smith, Fred DCuDing.
Assessor-Johu Flaugher.
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SPRING STYLEs.-Ladies who are
about TO purchase their new Sunday y-go-to
meeting b9nnets should look over the ad-
vertisement Of Mrs. BrOckway in another
column. 1t will repay any body TO call at
her handsome rooms and look over her stock
whether they intend purchasing or not.
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CLOSING OUU SALE!- TAYLOR

CLOSING OUT SALE = Taylor is
closing out the sale Of the stock of goods of
Bristol d Taylor, He is closing out the
entire stock, consisting of large lot of Cot
ton Goods, Dress Goods, Silks, Notions.
Flannols, etc, etc. Sales very cheap! Re.
msrkably Cheap Call in and see for your
selves at The old corner of Bristol d Tay-
lor. #s rod 'A..f 1l-tf
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A Deserved Testimonial.-0n Tues
day evening the members of the Social
1lab presented NJ. J. G. SLATER with a
h. >dsOme Silver Castor, appropriately en-
,r.v -, as slight token of their apprecia-
tion of his services as one of the managers
oe the G. 'Vb. The parties given by the Club
have been, "a all agree, the pleasautest ever
given in this city, and the excellent arrange
ments are due chiefly to Mr.. SLArER's good
management.
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We would call the attention of our resders
to an article of merit, which is advertised in
our columns as being used extensively and
with the best results, for restoring gray hair
to its original color, and in case of badness
renewing the growth, called Halls Vegetable
Scilian Hair Renewer 1t is medicinal
preparation It's ac. ion is radical, and by
its use the glands which sapport the hair
are nourishel snd strengthened. Heat, ir-
ritatiou and excessive Precipitation of the
scalp, which produces badness, are soon cured
by few applications of this scientific COM
pound, and it imparts to tie hair rich and
glossy appearance. We have tried it, and
speak from actual use. Pennsylvanian, Great
Bend
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!
s0RAToHl sCRATCHll SCRATCH!l,

IXFRoN 10 70 4s HOURS
Wheaton's Qintno 1T enrsE the Itch.
Wheaton,s Ointment cures Salt Rhtum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton's ointme nt cures Barriers Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
wheaton's Ointment cures every kind of Humor
likeNagic
Price so 0eents box; by mail 60 cents. Address
WEEKS Il POTTER No. ITO Wsshingto on street,
Boston, Mass.
For sale bv all druggists. Ss-yl. sRS.
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Letters held for Postage in the Free

Hewlett.--Mr s. NJ. HEw LETT is an
nounced to lecture at BIchard Hall on
Monday evening April G, on % Hits at the
Times" and the price Of admission has
been reduced 10 35 cts. in order to give all
an opportunity to see and hear the famous
orator and wit. Mr.. HEWLETT is, next to
GoueH, the best lecturer of the COUCH
school, in the country and we will guarantee
to every one who attends, exemption from
the blues for month at least
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Leoture.-The commit zee, which has been
supplying the public with Uussment IN the
shape of +" Home Readings" unounce hEw-
LErr for lecture On " Hits at 1he Iimes,
mex. Monday evening a: Birchard Hall
They have been fortunate in securing SO
popular lecturer and we think the lecture
will pay better than the first one OF the sea-
.or d;d
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, Ward Meetings.-The Republican ward

Ward Meetings.-The Republican ward
res,; Ngs will be held as follows:
First Ward. 90 this evening, April Sd,
at the Club Room.
Second Wa u On tomorrow, Saturday
evening, April 4h, at the Law Office of
Judge J. L. Gree. e.
Third Wud. On tomorrow, Saturday
evening. April ith, at The VIZ. Tell House.
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monday Evenings Reading

mOuudy evening RedAAH6 n0
interest in the Home Readings does not
flag in the leas'. Birchard Hall was well
flled on Monday evening with an excellent
audience and the ent tertainment Yves in every
respect success. Mr.. Ro,s opened the e1-
ercises with The Prisoner for Debt, Mr..
CHANCE followed with a recitation Of poem,
only indifsrenuy good, entitled The Drum
mer's Bride" parody on POe's "Bells
with few Of the merits of the original. Mr..
CANFIELD delivered a carefully prepared and
very thoughtful lecture on the history of
Penmanship advancing some original
theories as to the inventor of written lam
guage, and tracing its progress from the
picture alphabet to its present perfection and
closing with valuable practical suggestions
n the true principles Of Chirography. After
the lecture Mr.. CHANCE closed with the
recitation Of Trowbrigs's wonderful room,
" The yagabonis F" which was delivered
with good effect and will well bear repeating
a. some future time.
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Fun.-Lst every one who wants jolly
evening, attend the lecture of HEWLETT on
Monday evening, al Orchard Hall. HEw-
LETT is one of the best of story tellers and
his lectures on Hits at the Times is as
full of fun as an egg is of meat.
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Or sink or swim,
Send danger from the East into the West;
So honor Cross it from the North 10 South,
And let them grarple. Obi the blOcd more
stirs,
To rouse lion than TO start a hare"
But many would rather face even a lion
provided he were safely csged) than 10 have
their hair all fill out before the period of old
age, and the disagreeable "start - the hair
sometimes takes toward premsture greyness
is capable of stirring the blood good deal.
If it only stirs you to obtain Barrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative sure cure and
preventative TO these evils you will have
your blood stirred to some purpose.
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Scalded to Death.-On Saturday of
last week little son of Taos. McNIrr, of
Mustcasb, in Erie county, tipped kettle
of boiling soap over his head and face. He
was scalded so severely that he died the next
morning,