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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31
BELLEVUE.


RAIN.-The much needed rain has come,
refreshing and so delicious, like waters to a
thirsty soul. A couple Of nice showers on
the 18th, with occasional ones since, have
done much to enliven all nature and render
the prospects for fall crops more encourag-
ing. There is no little complaint of grass
hoppers in some places, as well as drougth'
but here and in this immediate vicinity every
thing is about as favorable as heart could
wish.
DEATHS FROM HEAT.-1 learn of the death
of two persons from heat Mr.. MERTY and
a hand employed by oHAs. STEIGER, who
but recently came from the Old Country.
| believe these causalities were more the
careless use of cold water than the direct ef-
feet Ct the heat. People should know that
the use of iced water in an excessively heated
condition Of the system is absolutely pernici-
Gus and at no time Stacking thirst SO effect
ually as that which is moderately cool. Mr..
JOIN ORw1e, far many years resident Of
this county, highly esteemed citizen, was
stricken with partial paralysis the other day,
first on -one side and then the other, but
seems in fair way to recover.
BIG BARN.-I noticed in late number of
the JOURNAL that some one was growing over
what was considered the largest barn in the
county. 1 have nothing to render the
boasting void, but Mr.. JACOB AIGLER, living
about half mile north of the village on the
county line, has this season put up barn,
in every respect model one if not SO large
as the one referred to. l can give no minute
description as it is in some degree unfinished; :;
Its diminsions are 42x76, posts l5 #. high.
Ir is on stone wall feet high, making a
basement for stables, bins, &c. The car
riage war up to the grain floors is "a #
wide and has two large arches turned under
it. the entire width closed at either end by
doors, thus requiring less material and labor
to fll and furnishing convenient places. the
one for storage of agricultural implements
and the other a cellar for roots, pumpkins
&c, secure from frost. The cost of the
whole structure, exclusive of his own labor,
will be about $4,000. The mason work cost
ing some oyer $500. The siding is all
lplaued and put up in good style and when
painted will be an ornament to the neighbor-
hood, and furnish an example of thrift and
enterprise worthy of emula ton.
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Lassitude.-A feeling Of lassitude is generally
experienced throughout the summer solstice Weak
ly constituted persons those OF sedentery habits
invariably complain of this annoyance. The seorch-
ing heat of midsummer relaxes the system and
reduces the vital energies. If the patient is of
nervous temperament this debility units him for
even the ordinary routine Of everyday life. When
this state of exhaustion comes on HosTETTER's
STOMACH B1TTERs will prove safe and never-fail-
ing means of strengthing and restoring the physi-
cal organization. This health-giving tonic purifes
and infuses renewed vitality into the blood, tones
the stomach and digestive organs, and acts like a
charm on the nervous system. 1t efectually re-
moves all tendency to languor or depression of
spirits To the weaker sex it is invaluable, as it
sooths and braces up, while its powerful effects are
of the most beneficial character. The inarmities
Of age are aneviated by its use. 1t revives the
strength increases the appetite and gives vgOr and
elasticity to the constitution.
When mothers are nursing HosTETTER's sroM-
ACH BrTTERs should especially be taken in regular
dOses as in this country most always, the noursh-
ment is inadequate to the wants Of the child. In
such cases this inestimable tonic is wonderfully eff
cacous Its strengthing virtues are at once appar-
ent 1t is free from all properties calculated to i'm
pair the system and its operations are at once mild
and soothing.
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1865.
1913

The citizens of Fremont have determined
upon celebrating the 55th anniversary of the
battle of Fl, Stephenson, and have made the
necessary arrangements for a grand celebra-
tion to be held at this place, on
Monday, August Sd, 1s6s.
The programme of The day. SIS near as We
can get at it, win be as follows
FTRENEN' PARADE.--In the forenoon there
will be grand parade of the Fremont Fire
Department, together with several fire
companies from abroad, headed by the Free
mont Silver Band and several pieces of artil-
lery, smong which will be "Old Betsey, the
six-pounder used by Col. GRoGHAN. Parade
to commence at 10 clock A. NJ.
PuBL1c SPEAKINa.--We have been prOmis-
ed OratiOns by Hon. H. EVERETT, Hon. T. P.
FMETRooK, and NJ. CHANCE Esq. Speaking
to commence at o'clock P. NJ, at the Court
House.
BASE BAIL March The 0roghans Of Fre-
mont, and the Bay City club of Sandusky,
will play a match game Of base ball on the
new Fair Grounds. Game called st2 o'clock.
EARrHouAKEs-Oneo of the great features
Of the day will be grand procession of the
immortal Kalithumpians, the Black Swamp
Earthquakes, headed by "live gyrasticu-
tus." Parade moves at 3 o'clock. P. NJ.
BALLOON AsoENsIoN.--In the early part Of
the evening there will be Grand Balloon
Ascension. 4s 8 SHtti sfs
FIRE WoRKs.-In the evening grand dis
play of Fire Works will take place on the
corner of Front and State Streets.
FIREMEN's BALL.--The festivities of the
day will close with grand Firemsn's Ball.
at Mammoth Hall, given for the benefit Of
Rescue Hook d Ladder Co.
Come everybody and help celebrate the
local Holiday of Sandusky Co. Several fire
companies from abroad will be present and
take part in the Celebration.
J.L. GREENE, Pres't of Day.
S,H. RUSSELL, Chief Marshal.
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STEEL RAILS FOR RAILROADs.-It is now
generally believed that at no distant day the
use of iron rails in the construction of rail-
roads will be abandoned, and steel ones
adopted as a substitute. Their superiority
over iron rails in durability will be readily
admitted; while the additional security to
life and property which they afford, COM
mends their general use to the consideration
of our Railroad Managers. The intense
severity of the past winter demonstrated
most clearly that iron, even Of the best manu-
facture, cannot Withstand exposure to the
elements, while the test given steel proves
that it can. The original cost of iron, it is
well known, is not so great as steel; but
when used for railroad purposes, is, in the
end, far more expensive, when it is remem-
bered that a rail Of steel, costing but little
more than double that of iron, will last more
than ten times as long as an iron rail. We
have been led to these remarks on hearing
that the Erie Railway Company had con-
tracted for immediate use, the enormous
quantity of 6, 600 tons of steel rails, portion
Uf which have arrived, the remainder to be
delivered during this summer. 1t is pro-
posed by the Company to relay at once such
portions of its Line as are subjected to the
greatest service, but ultimately to dispense
With iron rails altogether. The work oi
substituting steel rails has already been vig-
orously commenced, and the indications are
that by the return of winter the work will
be completed, aud the whole Line placed in
the most thorough condition, insuring safety
dispatch, and the utmost regularity In the
running of trains. Indeed, at this time, the
Erie Railway is and has ever been, in as
GOOD oondition as the aVeraOe of roads in the
country; but when the work now in progress
is finished, but few Lines Of Railway will
compare with it-none excel it. We are
glad to record the spirit of improvement
manifested by the this Company beneftting
as it does alike the community and the man
ayers and owners of this great property.
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Terrible Accident. "A terrible accident
befel the son of DENNIS DAILY, of Fremont,
last Friday forenoon. The boy, some l3 or
IA years Of age, unbeknown to any person,
went to bathe in the fume Of Downs & Co.
Mill, and was drawn down by the suckers
into the nill-Wheel. The millers noticed
that the wheel was obstructed ,snd its speed
lessened, and after several moments spent in
trying to find out the cause, looked out of
the window and saw the boys clothing on
thimbers of the fume. Shutting off the
power instantly, they ran down 10 the base
ment and there discovered the boy Ia one Of
the buckets Of the wheel. They rescued him
from the perliOus position and carried him
upstairs. He was insensible, and at the
time supposed to be gaSping his last breath,
but recovered consciousness shortly. He
was terribly bruised about the head and
face, chest and legs, but strange to say no
bones we're broken. The wheel revolves at
the rate of 80 revolutions a minute, and the
boy must have been in the bucket from two
to three minutes. It is surprising that be
was not killed. We learn that he is getting
well,
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IF You WANT THE GENUINE HOWE
Sewing Machine, call on jackson. If you
want the old a. 3. Holos, call on Leppel-
man. He being anxious to sell Howe ma
chimes cheap, and failing in two or three at
tempts to get ny machines away from me,
has got the old A. B. Howe and offers them
at ten dollars off. Hope he may be able to
get some more, as he has thrown several
sales into my hands, By his base lies and
misrepresentatiOns of my machines. Re-
member that jackson gives with each ma
chine tuck marker and splendid model
for cutting aud fitting dresses and children 6
clothes. lw
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Gburtb pirtfturp.

Religious services are regularly held in the follow
Ing Churches in shis city, every Sabbath at the
hours named:
METHODIST.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Of Market
and Inin etreets; Rev. J. WTKEs, Pastor, IOX A.
H., and ~. n. Sunday School al A.. n. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN.
'PRzsBrrEH1GH CHURcz, corner Of Garrison and
Main streess; Rev. &. BUSHNELL. Pastor; loK A.
~ and Pm. Sunday School at L n. Meeting
every wednesday evening
EPISCOPAL.
81. PXur's CHURCH, corner Main and Court sts.,
Rev. c. h. Youze, Rector; lOX A. n, and sK P. n.
BundAy School ats An. Lecture every Wednesday
49, GERMAN REFORMED.
>, -Rrro1,szp' CHuzoz, FrUut Street, between Mar
k,t and John streets; Rev. JOIN LTBEET, Pastor
.loK A. n, and ! ?. n. Sunday School at Dam.
-' LUTHERAN.
LurHEAaE CKuEoH, corner Oak end Court Streets;
Rev. q. LANG, Pastor lOX A. II, snd7F.E
..--....-.. CATHOLIC.
81. JosEPH's cHURcH, CrOghsn Street; Rev. s,
Bowrae, Pastor; mass every morning at O'Clock;
on sundays and Festivals Of Obligation, Low Mass
ut o'clock A. n, dn Winter at lOKil Vespers at
oeicck A. n, and occasionally Benediction Gt P. n
Sunday echOol st2P.N.
81. AxSxOHUBcH, State Street, Rev. JoHE ourSi
Pastor; First Mas At O'Clock, A. NJ; Second High
Mas ssIe 6elCck, A. n. Sunday School, 2P N. Yes
per, sP. X.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Why Is It that people will suffer from Sick
Headache! DR.. Dillon & Son, in an order for the
medicine, dated March 4th, 1853, says: "Your Cure
is giving splendid satisfaction in all cases. Send US
six dozen Immediately" An suffering from Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Billiousness,
&C., will not fail to try bottle of Whittlesey's
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache Cure. For sale by
all Druggists in this city who are requested to war
rant satisfaction. 26-to-nov-l5-6spd
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improvements The amounts expend-
cd for new buildings and Improvements in
Fremont during the past eighteen mouths,
az published in the list we gave short time
since, footed up to about two hundred thou
sand dollar. Since that list was made out
We have beard Of additional buildings and
Improvements, overlooked by our reporter,
which would swell the amount to about
Ao5n OOO
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The striks.-Tbe Toledo Commercial
announces that the printers strike at that
place is at an end. In returni 6 thanks to
various persons for assistance rendered the
office during the strike, the Commercial
says:
SOf these, we may mention l. N. Kee-
Ter, ESQ, of Fremont, well known for
many years as the able and successful pub
Usher Of the Journal of that place, who, on
hearing of our need promptly came to the
rescue, and throughout the strike did
full work, 6y day and by night, although
for years without practice. He is "a friend
indeed, !" TO be remembered.
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Every farmer in this county knows
that to drill in their wbeAs 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 celebrated
Hosier Grain Dill, which will be on exhibi-
ton at the agents store. DIN, YounkmaD,
Agent, Fremont, o, 27-A
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List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office uncalled for up to July 30, 1868:
R J Ankle; B S Barr JOSEPH Burger
Joseph Oarsby Robert Fanemorse ] j
Geibel; J E Jones; @ " Mcdonnell B F
Mott; r A Michels, E Peters; Alfred
Reese; Mr. sterns; Edward stanby; John
Vogt; Mrs Mary Walsh Mrs S A Wright.
Il. W. BUCKLAND, P. N.
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QUERIEs.-How is it that the
Wheeler d Wilson Company having taken
a gold medal for the best sewing machine
to make button holes, nsUer offer any for
sale i? Also, how can the A. B. Howe ma
chine be Just the same ss the Elias Howe,
when, by their own advertisement giving a
list of medals awarded at the Paris EXPOSE
ton, the A. B. Howe took the 43d bronze
medal, and the Elias Howe Gold Medal and
Cross of the Legion of HOnor3 1w.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE HARVEST in Sandusky County
has been SO very abundant that we expect
to see Munk (next to the Post Ofice) over
run with customers. He has made every
arrangement to supply the wants of his
customers at prices remarkably low. Go in
early.
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THE JOURNAL.
Town AND County MATTERS.

NOTT0E.-Ws aim to
nsalps the JOURNAL medium Of local events
transpiriag IN all parts Of tss County, and
% that end ,0ould tkaEsle our friends IN The
different totcnships to fOrtOG'd 10 US any
itsns that nay Do Of interest IN their neigh
borhoods. Send tie Jacts, Il. brief If yOH
choose, and zoe ,BiR dress them up " for
eradication.
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Our subscribers at LOos P. o. are in
formed that the reason they did not receive
their papers in due time lat week, was be-
cause the printed uPerscriPtion was torn of
the wrapper, accidentally, in the mail car,
and returned here for fresh START after
wandering to ard fro several da, between
Fremcnt and Toledo.
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Ar THE Paris Universal Exposition
Messrs. Wheeler d Wilson, 625 Broadway,
received the Gold Medal, and the only one
awarded, for the most perfect Sewing Ma
chine and Button Hole Machine exhibited.
J. G. DERBY,
New York, United States General
Agent for the Exposition.
The only Gold Medal for the manufacture
and perfection of Sewing Machines and But
ton-Hole Machines awarded to Messrs.
Wheeler d Wilson, of New York.
HENRY @. D'ALIGNY,
Member Of the International Jury
and Reporter of Same.
DEPARTMENT %AsHIsaTos, " Srnan1 May 1868.
10 Wheeler d WILSON of Ns,o York;
SIRs-The Department has received One
Gold Medal, awarded to your firm on Sewing
and Button Hole Machines, the Paris Uni
verssl Exposition of 1867.
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
We submit the above facts to our readers,
and they can Judge for themselves to whom
the highest premium, the IOnly Gold Medal,
gas auarded. A. J. Curtis, agent at Fre-
mont. Room at Mrs. Brockway's millinery
store or. Front and Garrison SITS. 4W
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Live Stock statistias.-The following
statistics, which we get from the auditor,
Mr.. HAFF, show the number and value Of
live stock owned in this county, as returned
by the Assessors:
No. of Horses, 1899; value, $494y y247.
No. of Cattle, Is, O95; value, $l96,869. No.
of Mules, So; value. S9,3Ss. No. of Sheep,
81 ,O15; value Ss5, ,765. No of Hogs 49,
66I; value, S44,0l9.
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EI@y b6iiness man, however oreulnscribed his
trade should have his business card neatly printed
as the head of his letter and BIN paper. In this way
every letter he writes and every bin he makes out
and presents Is q fresh and pointed advertisement
Of his busfles. and polite request for continued
patronage. The cost Of letter and bill heads is but
Atriae. The are printed at the Journal Job Office
10 the best possible style.
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To THE LADIEs.-Mrs. ]. Brightwell
has on hand large stock of the most desira-
ble Straw Goods, which she is now selling
off cheap to make room for Fall Goods. The
stock consists of Bonnets, Flowers and
Straw Goods generally. Call and see. 3w.
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Mean Thisves.-They have very mean
burglars in Toledo. The other night one Of
then entered the house of Mr.. WAeGONER,
editor Of the Commercial, and stole watch,
pair of bots and empty wallet.
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Potato Crop.-While farmers in this
mart of the state are becoming alarmed
about their potato crops, We are receiving
the mot cheering intelligence respecting
The prospects in other localities. The Day
ton Ledger says:
awe spoke few days since in reference
IN the ptentifuIness of the Irish potatoes
vest of town. Since friend informed Us,
tbst IL il the case in everv direction. That
thew we're never better and plentier than
they are now, end will command 8 high
price,"
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Half Fare Train.--The trains on the
Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad will run
at half fare on Monday, August Sd, for the
benefit of persons desiring to attend the
celebration here on that day.
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Hawie's Buffalo Baking powder the
best in the whole world, equaled by none,
always on hand and for sale at fifty cents
per ID. at P. Closes.
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We have now in transit from New
York fifty tons Sugar, all grades, which
will be received iu few days, and sold so
low as to astonish the natives. just call
and see the cheap goods and judge for
yourselves, at ?. CLOSES
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UOR sALE-One of the finest resi-.

l. dsnces In the city Of Fremont. beautiful
~ story Gothic DFslling House. with French Win-
dows oPsnfeg down tq the AoOr and out on the YER
anda, with blinds and everything complete. A good
Barn and wood house N the rear, with brick walks,
in good order. A beautiful lawn fronting on Mar
ket Street. with sVsrgFesuh shAde trees and shrub
berry, besides grapes Of several varieties, LSWton
Backbsrries and varieties Of choice fruits and bsr
ries of all kinds. A lot and q halt Price $4,000.
Terms easy. Enquire Of CAhFIELD CO.,
at the BoIt Once, d LIE Wis CAHFIELH,
At Hardware Store,
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Fire Department oGoers.-The elec-
tion Of WV. KEIsER as First Assistant and
AARON BENNETT as Second Assistant En-,
gineers of The Fire Department was confirm
ed by the Council at the last meeting.
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Eyou want a Howe Sewing Machine
go to Leppelman's. He sells them from 10
to Is dollars less than any travelling agent
can afford to. 3O-5l
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TALLMADGE's NoNE-SUCH SALERATUs.
We sell Tallmadge's NOne-such saleratus
warranted pure and equal to any in the
Market, at I2 cts. pr fb at. P. CLosE's
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New Minister In Bellsvue.--The BaP-
tist congregation of Bellevue has secured the
services Of R~v. J. N. Collins Of Pennsyl-
vauia, as regular pastor, He win preach his
first sermon tomorrow.
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DRUGS DYES &c, Every one knows
that they can get the purest at Buckland &
Sons.
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New Dry Goods at Warren's just
openedI Now is your time to buy Ginghams
at I21% cts. Brown OOttOns at l215 cts, and
Prints from 1919 to Is cts--all of which are
worth more money in New York to-day.
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Buy your summer underwear at
YOUNGMAN's clothing store nearly op-
posite the post Office.
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Horsss Killed. d.-FoREPAUeH's menage-
ne, which is now travelling in Northern
Indiana; lost twenty-five valuable horses
from the effects of tie heat in three days
Isut woek
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The CHEAPEST d BEST SAUCE in the
World are those Choice Turkish prunes,
hat you can buy at 2Octs pr fb at. P. CLOSES
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New Boiler.-TsCHVlY & DONcTsON
have taken out the old boiler in their Fur
nituFs Factory and are putting in new
and larger one built in Toledo.
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LEPPELMAN has just received a large
assortment of new styles of Masonic, Odd
Fellow and Good Templar Pins and En-
blems, 30-3l.
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DEcALCoMANIE PICTUREs.-A large
assortment may be found at Gross Music
and Jewelry store.
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Aoknowlsdgemsnt.-The Hon. B. F.
WADE has our thanks for revised copy Of
the o. s. Internal Revenue Law.
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The Boat Ride.-Tbe excursion of The
Fremont Musical Society, to the Islands,
on Wednesday last, passed of pleasantly.
The rscoips net the Society neat sum.
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Assets of Home Insurance Company
of New York, on the LIST July, 1868, $780,
e9I6O, Isaac NJ. Keeler agent for Fremont
Ohio. 1w