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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
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Sunday School Picnic. Lon Thursday
Of last week, Sunday School Picnic and
ApniEprsary of the Sunday School Associa-
ton e5nnscted with the United BrethefD
Church, was held about two miles north of
/ Winters Station in beautiful grove, and in
the circuit Hqwsvn1eF The. pastoral care of
the Rev. Az. Balgsr. ~ was bright and
beautiful day, every way favorable for the
! occasion, hence there was large gathering,
both of Sunday Schools and the friends Of
Sunday Schools. Each School had its ap-
prOpriate motto aud banner. The whole
number in attendance must have been from
fifteen hundred to two thousand.
At The appointed hour the exercises COM
menced with singing and prayer, when three
appropriate addresses were delivered, inter-
spsroed with singing blythe schools. The
exercises were then suspended at the stand,
and all scattered here and there TO do justice
to the ample provision prepared for the pic
mic dinner; and certainlY there was enough
and to spare, for more than twelve baskets
fuH might have beeh gathered Of the freq
ments which remained, after eli bad grsti-
fed their appetites; and all seemed to enjoy
themselves greatly, as well in their social in
tercourse, as at the table.
After about two hours and a half recess
and festive pleasure, at the sound of the
music, al we're called lagain TO the seats and
the stand, where singing and speaking were
the order of the day, and were listened TO
with good attention by the large assembly.
The speeches of the day were delivered by
the Rev. Rose, P. O., Rev. Bulger and 9TH
ers whose names cannot now recall. They
were all interesting and designed to stimu-
late and encOutsge the PeOPlsiu the Sunday
school cause. Mr.. Leppelman brought 3
Melodeon on TO the ground and Mr.. H.
Belts kindly and very efficiently played the
Instrument and made it discourse pleasant
music mingling with voices of the singers.
There was one great mistake in the singing
exercises, however, which the frieudn will
do well TO correct hereafter, that is the sing
ing was confined too much to a few voices.
On such an occasion the children should de
the singing, and be called out iu all their
strength and power. They would enjoy it
and it would Be very gratifying 70 the Feo-
pie ak ~ 48H5 8 tss9k =
The order of the picnic was excellent and
nothing occurred to mar it except the bring
ing of keg Of lager beer on or near the
ground, which, however, was soon disposed
Of; the owner refusing to remove it and take
it home, the managers of the meeting quiet
ly removed the cork and let the filthy stuff
run out on the ground.
After the muhilude had spent some five
hours IN the religious and social pleasure Of
the occasion they all dispersed, feeling that
it had been day both happily and profit
ably spent. J. WHKEs.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

The greatest caution should be exercised
in the uee of preparations intended to pro-
mote the growth Of the hair. A few sppli-
cations of an improper substance to the deli
este vessels from which the hair derives its
nutriment, viii cause irreparable injury, and
entail premature bslduess, upon the unhappy
victim of cbarlatanry, who's nostrOms crowd
the market. No such bad effect need be
feared from the use Of Halls Vegetable
Sicilisn Hair Renewer, manufactured in
Nashua, N. H. This article is concocted
upon scientific principles aud with an inti-
mate knowledge of chemistry aud philoso-
ply as applied to the growth, preservation
and restoration of the human hair. When
the bair has become gray, it will restore it to
its naturel color, and produce fresh, vigor-
GUS and healthy growth, improved in text
ure, health and beauty. Ifpeop'e are wise,
Halls Sicilian Hair Renewer will take the
place of the multitude of inferior compost
lions now bswked about.-BostoR CONNER
eiGI, .
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

The State Pair.-1'be nineteenth annual
Fair Of Ohio State Board Of Agriculture is
to be held at Toledo on the 2lst, 22d, 23d
oath, and 25th, days Of September, 1865.
by az error she Pamphlets Of the san
dusky County Agricultural Society have fix.
ed the time of holding the State Fair in
October, when il should have been as above.
The County Fair will be held at thi:
plsce on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
Sept. 18th, 18Th, and 18Th. 1868. = IA
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RunaWay.-Oa Saturday last two
hOrses attached to a wagon loaded with
shingles took fright near the American
Houss, on state street. and ran with great
ierOeity down the hill, scattering the shin
giles in every direction, but we're brouht to
q stand-still by GEo. WILLIAMS, who had
the courage to spring before them and get
ting hold on The bits stopped them in
front Of the Cooper House,
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Annual Elsctlon.-At meeting of the
Steamer Mcpherson on Wednesday evening
lost, the annual election resulted in the
choice OF the old officers, as follows: W. L.
Scott, Foreman; D. Otto, Ist Assistant; D.
Clarke, ID Assistant; Aaron Bennett, Secrs-
tary; L. @. Anderson, Treasurer; Capt Of
Bummer Hose cart, No. l, James Daugberty;
oaPt. Of Feniau Hose cart, No. ;, Thomas
Herley.
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Base Ball.-A match game of Base Ball
was played at Tifin, on Monday last, be-
tween the Croghsn Club of this place and
the Tifhn Nine of Tifin. The Croghans
left Fremont early in the morning, and were
accompanied by number of our citizens to
witness the contest. The game was called
at O'Clock aud the playing continued until
IL O'Clock; the game Was Witnessed BY 8
large crowd of the citizens of Tifin, includ-
ing quite a number of ladies. The game was
vel contested, and at the eth inning they
were tie; but Cook, 2b., having been injured,
the next inning the Tifin Nine went ahead
and the, contest resulted in a victory for
Tiffn. The following is the score: q
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FROrr RuPrALo-Br Neu Yorl

FROM BUPFALO-By New York Time from
DePoteor. Bxcange and Michigan streets.
500 A. n. New York Dsy Express, sundays ex-
eepted.l Stops at Hornelsyin s;09 a m, lBkftl;
Susquehanns l;25 m, tDinel; Turner'S $50 p
IA, lSupl and arrives in New York S:2j D m.
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
aWanna & Western Railroad, and at Jersey
Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington.
9.3O A. N. Express Mail, via Avon and HorneIls-
vile (Sundays exceptedl Connects at Ellni-a
with Northern Central Railway for Harris
burg, Philadelphia ahd the South and arrives
in New York at 7;4O m.
2.35P. NJ Lightning Express lDaily.l Stops at
HOrnellsville 6:l0 p m Sup and arrives in
New York $40 a N, connecting at Jersey City
with Morning Express Train of New Jersey
Railroad for Baltimore and Washington.
7s;35 P. NJ New York Night Express teunflays ex-
eepted.) Steps at 4OTnellsVille, ll;QS D m. in
tplseeting with the $50 p m train from Dun
kirk and arrives in New York at I2:4Op m,
11.2O p. NJ Cincinnati Express, Sundays except
cd Stops at Susquehanna 7:45 m, tBkft.l
Turner'S l:37 N, tDine,l and arrives in New
York at 1855 p N, Connects at Elmirsl with
. Northern Central Railway fOr Harrisburg
philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
points south, and at New York with After
( noon trains and steamers for Boston and New
England cities,
Only one train East ON Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
2:Sj 2. N and reaching New York at 40 4. N.
Boston and New England Passengers with their
Baggage, are transferred free Of chargen New York
81 To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest, passing
through the beautiful valleys Of the Chemug St,s-
quehanna, Delaware and RamapO rivers, an ever
changing panorama OF natures beauties commands
attention,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

The Heated Term august is invariably an
enhealtly month, and the dog-days are universally
quoted as On unhealthy season. Diseases more fe-
quently terminate fatally at this time than any
other, owing to the relaxation of the system. This
is therefore, the proper time to use remedy that
will recuperate the strength and fortfy the system
against the attacks Of disease. Experience has de-
monstrated the fact that HOSTETTER'S sTOM-
ACH BITTERS is the best medicine used to accom-
pish this desirable object. By its use the appetite
is increased, digestion promoted, all feelings of de-
preston removed and the vital functions restored
The afflicted should avoid all peTnicious alcoholic
preparations purporting to be tOnies and restera-
tives, as they only afford temporary exhiliration,
and eventually entail dangerous, if not fatal, re-
suits. This is never the case with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, They afford permanent benefit
and sOOthe the nerves without reaction following
their use. The weak and debilitated by its aid,
awake to Of the enjoyments Of life and they
are enabled once more TO take their accustomed
positions in society. Hostetter's Bitters are now
considered the standard remedy for all diseases
arising from an impurity Of the blood. They are
manufactured in great quantities, and there is scar
cely city or hamlet on the habitable globe where
they may not be found
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

Every farmer in this county knows
that 10 drill in their wheat instead Of SOW
ing it broad cast is materially better taking
all seasons as they run and therefore
they should buy the very best drill that
can be found, consequently every farmer
is interested and should call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere the celebrnted
Hesier Grain Drill, which viii be on exhibi-
ton at the agents store. D. M. YOunkmsn,
Agent, Fremont, O. 1884
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Netios.-Tbs Eil be meeting Of the
Tottsn Degrees Temple, No. $50 l. o. G. t,
on MOndsy evening next, August "a at the
hall Of The Fremont Lodge. It Is earn sstly
requested Of al the members TO be present
ss business Of importance will be brought
before The meeting. j. G. EtHFER.
" n
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MsEins.-Tbe schooner Root, Capt
Tyler, cleared on Sunday, for BuffalO, with
corn for TIIlot1On d Flint
scow Rash, Capt. Flett, cleared on Sun
day for Touswands. N. Y, With slaves.
Schooner B. T. Rads, Capt Beebe, clear
ed on Sunday, loaded with Lumbar from the
ward Of West & Dana,
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ENrERPRIsE.-Not to be behind in
their line Huber d ROsebaugh lately order
ed and have just received per Schooner D, II.
Root, large aud varied assortment of new
styles Of Furniture, which they offer as
cheap as they can be bought in this section
of the country. They also manufacture
furniture of every description which they
sell as low as the lowest. 1886
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TOWEGAD COUNTY MATTERS.

PUBLLSHERS NOTTOE-Ws aiw TO
make ne JoUEEGL n'slii,iau ef loedl eveatS
truasPiTiag IN ag parts Of the County and
to thai sad l0Ould thank oar friends IN the
different solDnships to tOrIOGd 10 Us any
items that may Be Of iatersSt ;'s thsir neigh
bOrkOOds. Se,d TIE facts, Ia brief if yOn
chooss, and tps sOiR g dress thsu up I" for
psi6licdsiOH.
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LosT-On Tuesday evening, Aug. 10,
on Front street. between Brandt & Condit's
Store and Shomo's Block, a Gold Pen, en-
closed in black morocco case. The finder
will confer favor by leaving it at this office
or at Brandt d Condit's store.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

Dedication at BeIlevue.-The new
Il. E. Church at Bellevue will be dedicated
on Monday next nth inst. Rev Bishop
SIMPSON win cficiase. Services at 10
o'clock in The forenoon. Fremonters who
wish to attend can take the s16 O'Clock train
from this place.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

For SALE,-Mrs. Farrand desiring to
retire from the Millinery Business offers her
store for sale. 1t is in a gool location and
with an extensive trade, Any person de-
string to go into the business cannot do bet-
ter. For particulars apply in person or By
letter 70 BOZ Mas. FARRANp. !
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

Large shipnents.-Fhs firm Of F. 1.
Norton d Son have made several heavy
shipments Of sPoSes, hubs and rough lum-
Der to a firm in Liverpool, England, this
week. We understand they still have large
orders 70 fill for the same houss.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

Every business man, however oircumscribed his
trade, should have his business card nestly printed
ct the head Of his letter and bin paper. In this way
every letter he writes, and every bin he makes cut
and presents, is fresh and pointed advertisement
Of his business, and polite request for continued
pstrunage. The cost Of letter and bin heads is but
trfhe. They are printed at the Journal Job oEce
IN the best possible style.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

WANTED To RENT-A dwelling
house suitable for small family. A central
location and near the business part of the
city is desired. Address 81" JeuRNAL Of
fee. 1896
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Grass and Flax seed-While It pro-
badly generally known that lbii'has been a
very dry season in England, the full extent
Of the injury 70 the crops and grass may pot
be fully appreciated. In most Of the dis
tricts the farmers are reduced TO feeding out
the provender intended for winter eonsump-
fOu, the grass crop being failure.
The eject Of this has been to can oot large
orders for Glover seed at prices from twelve
to fifteen and one-half cents per pound e1-
port. So large has been the demand, that
American cities have been SO nearly cleaned
out, that We shall have very light stock
remaining unsold of the old crop, and as &
consequence the price will continue to rule
high.
The failure of pasturage has also caused a
demand for Oil Cake, at considerable ad-
vance over prices railing a month since, aud
heavy contracts have been made for future
delivery.
It is important, therefore, that our farmers
should have good crop Of Grass and Flax
seeds, and we hope these facts will stimulate
them to secure as large crop as possible.
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Island Telsgraph.-The Ottawa Union
renews TIE project of laying a submarine ca
bic between the mainland Of the Peninsula
and Bass Islands. Tie enterprise weu!d be
Of great use to the Islands, to shipping inter-
eStI snd to the summer guests at Putin
Raw
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BSthel Cause.-Rev. S. N. BEArT, hav-
iag charge of the Bethel cause at Toledo,
preached in Fremont on Sunday last, and on
Monday called on our citizens for coutribu-
tons, for the Western Seamsn's Society,
realizing about $65.
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CARDS.

We have recently supplied our job Once with the
very latest styles Of card type and prepared to
execute al orders for Business, Welding or Visiting
Cards in the best manner.
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oREGSfENrAL PRINTING.

We are prepared to do all kinds Of Orns.aenial
y7ork IN colora, gold or brunse, &C., The superior
skill Of our job printers enable to turn ont work
in excellent style. banners, trsnsparencies, In
szpsious, and mottoes are printed with ''neatneas
And desfs4chn
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oloaa Oonneotions are Made

Atsandusky, With Trains Of (EOrtbern Divis-
lon) Lake Shore K. B. Line and during the season
Of osvgation,l With lake Steamers for the Islands
and Detroit
Al clyde, With Trains Of Southern DivisiOn)
Lake Shore r. r. Line. e - IS
At Carey, With Findlay Branch Trains.
At Forest, with Trains Of Pittsburz, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway.
At BeIlefontaine, with Trans Of the Belle
fontains (CrestTine IudianspoIiS) Railway.
At Urbana, with Trains Of the Columbus In
dianapolis Central Railway.
AtSPrangneld. with London Branch trains;
At London, VITA Trains OF the Columbus rs
Xsnia Railroad.
At Dayton, with Trains of the Dayton and
western Bail Road.
At Cincinnati, With Through Express Trains to
and from LOuisyills, indianapolis st Louis, Cairo
Memphis and South; Kentucky Central r. R. and
Ohio River Nail Boat.
This Line has been NEWLY EQUIPPED with su.
poFioF Modern Day Coaches, Smoking Cars, and
Night Sleeping Cars, Unsurpassed in comfort and
style. .- s4fsef-e s--r .-.., B..
TRAINS RUN THROUGH 10 and from Cincinnati
without Gnsfsr Of Passengers Baggage ct Dayton,
thus ensuFiDg comfort and adding greatly TO the
pleasure Of the trip between the Lake and ths Ohio
River.
Through Tickets sold and Bsggsse Checks given to
pricpal cities reached BY this kosd and Its connect
I. q. GOODMAN, eon'i Ticket srf Agent. -' ''p'
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FAcT.-A gentleman remarked the
other day to another while passing up
Front Street. Why is it that there is
always some one buying clothing at Young
mals" why" says he, athat is easily
enough explained, he keeps nothing but
good goods and sells them cheaper than
the cheapest" Try him.
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Bggs.-There are shipped East from
this point by express on an average one
hundred bantls Of eggs per week. Each
barrel eonttins about ssVenty-five dozen, or
one hundred and twenty-five pounds.
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A fine assortment of Shot Guns,
Rifles ard all kinds Ofsportiug goods at Lep-
pelman's. 1886
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Aeoidsnt.-Yesterday noon, as one Of
horse dealers vas showing his team of in a
lively manner. on State Street, ,his"rig'' col
lapsed, letting him down in the dust in rath-
er an uneermOuious siyle.
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Ghnrfh pireftprn.


Religious services are regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this city, every sabbath, at the
hour named;
MrrHoDrsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner Of Market
and 3Lain Streets Rev. J. WIVES, Pastor, icy A.
n, and7P.M Sunday School at 3 A. \. Prayer
neesing Wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN.
PEEsnxrEE1AS CHURcH, corner Of Garrison and
HEsin Streets; Rev. Z. BUSHNELL Pastari lON A.
H., and P NJ Sunday School st y n. Meeting
every wednesday evening
EPISCOPAL.
ST. PAUIis CHURCH, corner Main and Court sts-
Rev. C. h YoUSo, Rector; lOk A. NJ, and 81 P. N.
Sunday school atsk.N. Lecture every wednesday
evening in the chureh-
GERMAN REFORMED.
REroEarrD oHvaoH, Front Street, between 1LGr-
ket and John Streets; Rev. JoHE LTBEET, Pastor I;
lOX a. X, and P. n. Sunday School atsA.N.
LUTHERAN.
IUrHERsS cHuRuH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. h. Llse, Pastor; leS An, andTF.
CATHOLIC.
ST. JosEPHs CHuRcH, Croghan Street; Rev. 8.
BowERs, Pastor; mass every morning at o'clock;
on Sundays and Festivals Of Obligation, Low Mass
ct O'Clock A. n, On Winter at lOX;l Yespcrs at
O'Clock A. n, and occasionally Benediotion at Pa
Sunday School at ? Pm.
ST. ASSE CHURCH, State Street, Rev. JoHS oUIS,
Pastcr, First Mass at O'Clock, A. Il; Second High
Mass az 10 O'Clock, A. r. Sunday school, P X. YES
pers,sF. N.
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Rest for the Weary.-When sAxcBo
PAxzA iuvOksd blessings on the man who
first invented sleep bis couch was the earth
and the sky his cOVsrlid. What would he
have said Il be could have stretched his
limbs on an Elastic Sponge Mattress, such
as HEHNoS & !WlLsoS have for sale?
This mattress is IS ''sOf as downy pillows
are, and q good deal cheaper. Call at
HEEx N & WILSON'S Store and look at the
Elastic Sponge mattresses pillows, cushions,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

An awful flood. A heart-rending
scene. Tue river Nile has overiowed its
banks. Upper and Lower Egypt inundated,
The inhabitants flee for life. But the most
hsart-rendipg scene of all is that Harris is
still in Buckland's new block flooding thi.
Z,
@Ai' country with the best photographs
ever made in Fremont. ~
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Badly stTuck.-It is not often that a
streak Of good fortune falls to az editor;
but when it does come can be duly sppre-
ciHted. Here is the notice Uf one in which
many Of our citizens viii take ne little
interest:
The Maryland Republicans announces
that By viii, Just probated in Frederick
comfy in thai State, Hon. f. W. Green Of
Ohio, has fallen heir to an estate Of $3.50 900,
the legacy Of 8 rich bachelor relative The
estate consists Of extensive coal fields in
Allegheny county, city property 10 Frede-
ricE and Baltimore, and q large amount OF
sscuritioa and stock in the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. Mr. Green is one of the
editors Of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
-F.W. aaHES Is half brother uf PtArr
BRUsE, Esq., Of this city, ,'
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Read It.-Tbe attention of our readers,
and particularly Of our German friends, is
called IN The article on the second page,
headed The Boiling Germ IN Democracy"
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urHRR rowEs

Orders for JOB work from the surrounding towns,
vin receive particular sttention. When desfoi,
psoof sheets win be sent 70 the persons ordering
Eofk doae.
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Some TravoI,-Mr. VIZ. G. BoUeHToN,
an engineer on the C. 7. Railroad finish
ed, on Friday last, running his 100000
miles on the tame locomotive, on this read.
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furmerz aud Uthess Nishins Public Sale bills
printed win do well to call &C the Journal Once.
We do all that kind Of work promptly and at low