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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

Wolves again.-Our Townsend cores
pondent writes Us to correct some false
rumors relative to catching wolves in Mar
garetta Township. He says About the
LIST of MaJ 1868 one old wolf was killed and
four whelps captured, since which time none
have been killed or caught But the WOOL
growers have offered bounty Of one hun
dred dollars for each wolf killed. This
bounty brought a tame wolf, securely tied
and gagged, before the committee for the
purpose of drawing the wool over their eyes
and bounty from their pockets. But the
wolf-catcher made some silly statements as
to his captive, which aroused suspision, un-
masked the intended fraud, and sent the
bounty-trspper homeward relieving the wolf
Of his gag and other oppressive fixtures as
he went. The wolf died soon after return
ing to Sandusky, some say in consequence
of hard treatment inflicted to make him ap-
pear wild others say he was disguised and
ashamed at the plot in which he was forced
to play part and committed suicide TO cut
the acquaintance ofhis keeperI Some sheep,
mostly lambs, have been killed since the
grand hunt, and wolves are supposed 10 be
lurking in Margaretta yet. If they can be
killed there win be no trouble in getting
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05
LOCAL NOTICES.
Do you want Bill Heads printed Call
at the Journal Once.

Music & JEwELRY STORE AT CLYDE.
ID. J. Collver having been appointed Gen.
eral Agent for George Halls Great Western
Depot for the sale of Pianos, Melodeons, Or
gans and Musical Merchandise generally,
Mr.. Hall has established Branch Depot at
Clyde, under the supervision of D. J. Coll
yer who will sell any instruments manufac-
tured in the United States and on time pay
ments,- Mr.. Hall being a wholesale dealer
it enables us to sell instruments very low.
Persons wishing instruments will do we'll to
visit Mr.. Collver at Clyde. The Jewelry de.
partment is complete, comprising Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, dc. Repairing done to Or
der and warranted.
He has also some fashionable Ice Cream
Rooms over his store, where people will be
waited upon in good style.
Buy of Collver at Clyde.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

Burglars Around.-On Saturday night
last attempts were made by burglars to
break into several stores on Front street.
At HEFFNERs' Grocery and Drug store pane
of glass was removed from the window open
ing into the alley, and the sash pried up.
A parrot, which roasted in the window, made
such racket, it is supposed, BY flying around
the room, that the robber or robbers were
frightened away. The same nighta window
in the rear Of ZnNERNAN's and THOMAS
stores was raised by q burglar, who lit a
match and looked in. The noise and light
awoke young man who was sleeping in the
room and as be raised himself in bed the
burglar left in hurry. The young man
had good view of his face. 1t was unfor-
tunate that be did not spoil his countenance
with ball from revolver.
The house of Mr.. DUsSING, on the east
side, was entered on Sunday night between 9
and II o'clock, ,..snd robbed of $50 in money.
Besides this, we have heard Of several other
attempts at burglary of late in different
parts of town. People will do well to keep
a revolver within reaching distance. and let
the midnight robbers haye the benefit of its
contents promptly on their appearance.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

MAAsHALL's LINE ENGRAVED PORTRAIT OF
GEN. GRANT. One of the most life-liks and
every way admirable portraits of Gen.
Grant that we have seen, is line engraving
published by Messrs Ticknor d Fields, a
copy of which may be seen at our office
At first glance those who were familiar with
Gen. Grants face in the army will imagine
this portrait to be unlike him; but mo-
ment's study of it, not too close to the en-
craving, brings out with life-like fidelity
his peculiar features ard expression. As a
correct likeness and work of art it is really
a valuable engraving. The picture is sold
only by subscription, at very low price.
The publishers are .Ticknor d Fie'ds, So
Becker st. N. Y, who want agents 10 can.
vass for II in-every town.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05
A FIREMAN DROWNED.
The Foreman Of the German Fire Co.
T Drowned while Fishing-Turnout of
the Department.

The foreman of the German Fire Com.
pany, "City of Fremont, No. l" Mr.. SorH-
1ER MocRoxE, citizen of this place, met
with his death by drowning in the river last
Saturday night at about ten O'Clock. The
circumstances of the sad occurrence are as
follows:
Mr.. MocRoME and his brother had trout
line in the river near the warehouse, and on
Saturday evening they were out in skiff
to remove and reset it short distance be-
low Balls. After this had been done, they
bated another line belonging to FRED. HAus-
ERMAN, and then took up their own line to
see if it had any fish on it. While letting it
go, il caught in the boat causing the boat to
spin around and upset. SorHIER being a
good swimmer, struck out for the shore,
while his brother clung to the bottom of the
boat aud padded to land. When SoPHIER
was last seen he had swum to within few
feet of the shore. 1t is supposed he was
seized with cramp, as he suddenly sank out
of sight. His body was found next morn
ing at six O'Clock.
The deceased was 26 years old. He leaves
family consisting of wife and child. He
served faithfully throughout the war in
the Sth Ohio Vol, and at the time Of his
death was partner with ALBERT LEARY in
the blacksmithing and carriage making busi-
ness, and was respected as an industrious,
energetic, useful citizen.
The funeral took place Sunday afternoon,
under the auspices of the Druid Lodge, Of
which order he was a member. The Fire
Department, Brass Band and Concordia Glee
Club also were in the procession, which
moved to the burying ground near T. P.
FINEFRoCKs
At meeting of the Engine Co., "City of
Fremont, No. l." on Wednesday evening
last, h. @. BELLlSeER, LIST Assistant Fore
man, was elected Foreman to fill the vacancy.
The regular election of officers takes place
in August.
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Personally. +. Downs, who manages
the Land Office business of the Pacific R.
r. at Atchison, Kansas. was visiting his
friends in Fremont last week.
LA q. FLETCHER, a Fremont typo, is now
Clerk of the Island House. Kelley's Island.
MIR. HoBERT, of Fremont, has gone into
partnership with H. HoovER in the business
of running portable steam saw mill, near
Rollersville, this county.
We learn that MARSHAL P. FaEARY, son
of PHINEAs and NANCY FREARY, of this place,
recently died in Grass Valley, California,
aged forty-three years. He left Fremont
for California ir 1850.
The roll of commercial travellers who
live in Fremont, is of considerable length.
Once in while they all happen to reach
here at the same time, aud on such occasions
the population is perceptibly increased. Here
are their names alphabetically: A. II.
ANDERSON, J. H. BLINN, F. W. GALLAGHER,
A. W. GALLAGHER, Il. LEsHER, S. P. MENe;
o. s. MEACHuM, JOHN PEAsE, @, F. RICE,
HENRY SMITH, ]. B. VAN DoREN. If placed
standing on each others shoulders, with
HooD or KREBs at the base, aud ANDERSON
at the top, they would make column about
50 feet in height and weighing 1000 pounds.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

The Weather and Crops.--It is too
soon to be discouraged or elated over the
crop prospect for it israrely, 50 farmers say,
the spring season which determines the sue
cess Of the corn crop. On good soil plant
ing may be done up 10 the 10th Of June, or
later. and good yields harvested therefrom'
Meantime what has been lost by wet on corn
has been gained on other crops. All vege-
tation needed rain; q thorough soaking of the
earth to raise the deep springs and saturate
the subsoil, while days of Cloud and mist
were highly favorable to grass, wheat and
spring grains. The earth needs such an
accumulation Of water TO provide against
summer drcuth.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

The Lost Child not Found. d.-Ooncern-
ing the report that has been given consider
able newspaper circulation, to the effect that
little LtLIIE BowERs, who is supposed to
have been stolen by the Gypsies from her
home at Sandusky, last fall had been found
in a Gypsy camp near Terre Haute, Ind.
the Register says:
"Lillie Bowers has not been found, nor
has any reliable trace Of her been discover
ed. We hope this Terre Haute story will
not 20 further
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

A Card.-The Committee of Soldiers who
were appointed to make arrangements for
carrying out the order TO decorate the graves
Of Soldiers, would return hearty thanks to
the ladies of the Monumental Club for their
valuable assistance in gathering and scatter
ing flowers to Mrs. F. N. GUREEY, the
KEssLER HOUSE, aud the livery proprietors
for the use of their omnibuses and carriages !;
to the FREMONT Brass BAND, and the choir
of ladies and gentlemen who furnished
music for the occasion, and to all others who
aided the committee in their labor of love.
The COMMITTEES.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05
ROLL OF HONOR.
OAK WOOD CEMETERY.

JOHN STAHL.
EUGENE RAWSoN, Maj. I'D do.v.I.
EDWARD LEWIS.
JOHN COCHRAN, Lieut..
WILLIAM SCRYMAGER, I'D o. VI.
JOSEPH GILMORE, 72dO vi.
TOBIAS HERSHEY.
j. PURDY, I'D Owl
JOHN KESSLER, Maj. 10th o. VI.
I. o. TOTTEN, 49th owl.
CHAs. WOOD, Maj. 5lst o. VI.
S. COOK, I'D owl.
JACOB SNYDER 72dO.v.I.
GEORGE STEWART, 25th owl.
ISAAC NIGH, 25th owl.
LENNON, sth Owl.
NJ MORRISON, Sth Owl
MANvILLE MOORE sth o.v.I.
Al. MOORE, sth O.vI.
CHARLESTON TYLER, 2lst O.v.I.
JOHN PETERS, sth o. vi.
WILLIAM KIRK, sth o. VI.
ANDREW FISHER, 72do.v.I.
PETER GLASS, 72do.v.L
Nv. STEWART.
WILLIAM MASON, I'D owl.
CHESTER BUCKLAND, 72dO.V.L
OLD CEMETERY.
RICHARD S. BEACGRAND, 57th o. V. 1.
HENRY MICHAELS, 18th owl.
WIN. PARISH, sth o. c.
VIM. FIELDS, sth 0. VI.
GRANT HOLCOMB, seth o. vi.
All. HOLCOMB, I'D VI.
L. HOLCOAIB, l69th Owl
HOLK, I'D O.V.
F. W. RUSSELL, sth owl.
COLES, sth o. VI.
SETH CLOUD, I'D dO.v.I.
PRYOR, I'D VI.
GEO. TILLOTSON, Capt. Sth Owl.
BOYER.
wM. NYCE, 11lth o, VI.
PRIVATE CEMETERY.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Sth owl.
GILBERT WILLIAMS.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

Council Nothing of importance was
done at the, Council meeting on Monday
evening aside from the order to pay Nc
ARDLE, as health officer, 800, and the pay
ment Of several physicians bills for vsccins-
items. The petition for side walk on the
east side, north Of State ST., to run from
where it now ends to the corporation line,
was reported on favorably BY the committee,
and property owners interested, were ordered
to be notified. .
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Action on Road Petitions -Renumber-
ing of Lots in Clyde.
The Commissioners of Sandusky County
met at the Court House Tuesday morning,
for the June session.
The following county roads were ordered
to be viewed preliminary to being opened ::
In Townsend and Riley Townships; petition
ed for by 7. E. Pomeroy and othersI In
Green Greek Township; petitioned for by
J. NJ. Lane and others.
The petition of Godfrey Fisher and others
for the opening of road in Madison and
Woodville Townships, failed to be acted on
for want of proper proceedings on the part
of the petitioners.
The Trustees of Townsend Township were
ordered to establish the line of the old North
State Road in that township.
A number of lots in Clyde-from 30 to
50-having escaped taxation by not being
on the duplicate, the Commissioners pro-
cured new map Of that village made by
Col. G. G. Eaton, and have ordered that the
lots and lands of the village of Clyde be re-
numbered according to the new map, and
that the County Auditor enter the same on
the tax duplicate for the year 1863.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

Marins.-The Schooner Root, G. N. TY-
LER, Master, arrived in port Sunday night,
loaded with a variety Of goods for firms in
Fremont and Fostoria. She cleared We'd
nesdsy loaded with slaves from the yards of
Mr.. Binkley, bound for TOnawanda, N. Y.
A Barge arrived at the dock on Monday
loaded with lumber and lath for EDeERroN
BRos. and BowLUs d Co. She cleared light.
The Schooner B. F. Wade arrived in port
on Wednesday evening, light. She is load
ing with lumber from the yard Of WEsr d
DANA, and Is bound for Buffalo.
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Decoration Day Elsewhere.-We have
letters from correspondents at Milan, Elmore
and Woodville describing the ceremony in
dulged in at those places last Saturday and
Sunday in strewing flowers on the graves Of
soldiers, which we are unable to find room
for.
i. At Milan the soldiers monument was hung
with evergreen, and in the beak of the eagle
surmounting it was placed large and beau
tiful wreath of choice flowers.
At ElmOre, the proceedings were on Sat
urday. Business houses were all closed ex-
cept that of ]. H. MAGGIE, who refused to
close it, which caused considerable remark.
Addresses were made by G. W. KEIeHTLY
and the Revs. D. GARDNER and NJ. BARK
DALI.
At Woodville, on Sunday, the crowd par
ticipating in the ceremonies was larger than
ever before assembled there on any occasion.
Services were held in the church by the
Rev. T. W. BARKDALL. A procession was
formed and marched to the cemetery where
after prayer, singing, and calling the roll Of
buried soldiers, the graves we're covered with
flowers.
Throughout The length and breadth Of
the country, Decoration Day was observed
by the people, and hereafter its annual re-
currence will be national holiday.
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II the names Of any deceased soldiers
have been omitted in the list Prioted in
another column of those buried here, we
will thank any one to supply US with the
omissions. The List, as we publish it, was
procured from the sections of the cemeteries
and is correct as far as they have any record
of the burials. s
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Grsensburg Road.-The work of Me-
AdamiziDg the Fremont and Greensburg
Read, under the supervision of Engineer B.
AHfDES, is progressing fairly. The con-
tracts have all been let, and laborers are at
work, at intervals, along the entire length Of
the road, 1l1< miles. twill be completed
this summer or fall.
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Severe Aceident.--Mr.J JosEPH KELLER,
living in the eastern part Of the township,
and one Of the TIP. Trustees, was staying
Saturday night last with Mr.. WALLER, in
Fremont, and getting up in the night about
9 o'clock While ssleep fell down a pair of
stairs. He ia a man pretty we'll along in
years and weighing over 200 pounds. The
fall was severe one. 1t dislocated several
ribs and broke his collar bone. r p.
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} Bg Order 81 h.e President

Firemens Bsll.-The Mcpherson En-
gine Company win give grand ball at
Mammoth Hall on Tuesday evening, June
9th, for the purpose Of raising funds to ap-
ply on the purchase Of new uniforms. The
steamer company has never given ball or
called on the public for assistance before.
1t deserves, and viii no doubt receive, a
rousing benefit on the above occasion.
Tickets only 81 90.
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Breast Pin Found.-Mr. d. B. BLuE, at
the foundry below the gas works, found a
lady's breast pin last Sunday between the
Old Burying Ground and Oak Wood Gene
tary. The owner can have it by calling on
Mr.. BLUE and proving property.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

The alley between BUcKLANDs and
ROBERTS & SHELDoN's blocks is being
graveled. 1t has long been q frst-clsss
nuisance, owing to the waste water from
NoRroS's engine'house. In order to make
the improvement permanent an underground
drain should be built to the river.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

Buttons.-The accumulation and string
ing Of buttons, as keepsakes from friends
and aequaintances, is now very much in
vogue among ysung misses. Where or how
it originated is a mystery. We have seen
some pretty large strings hereabouts, but
none % extensive as one mentioned by the
Akron Beacon which contains one thousand
three hundred and fifty, q majority of them
very beautiful patterns. Who can beat it ?
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eurzestion 70 the Bill-Poeter.-We

Suggestion to the Bili-Poster.-We
wonder why IL has never occurred to enter
prisins biIlsppstsis % ssict sdvertisemsnts
on the ceiling Of bsrber shops directly oyer
the operating chairs. Gentlemen could
read then while their chins were being
scraped, and enjoy the luxury Of profound
meditation without disturbance. Patent
applied for. i. =,
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.CATARRH.--Au eminent physician says
he has yet to learn of single case in which
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has failed to
effect speedy cure of Catarrh, when used
according to directions for a reasonable
length of time.
It is for sale by 8. Buckland & Son, and
@. R. McCulloch, Fremont; j. W. Luce aud
Rushton d Mead, Clyde; and Druggists
generally. 21-22.
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Down AMONG THE DEAD MEN, are at this
moment thousands who might have been
alive and well had they used that great life
preserver, Plantation Bitters. Let the living
lay it to heart that they are the best known
remedy for all dyspeptic complaints, stomach
arrangements, and general debility. AS a
delicious cordial, combined with great tonic
virtues, their eqnal cannot be found
Delicate Females, Clergy men, Merchants,
Lawyers and persons of sedentary habits
particularly those who are weak and suffer
With mental depression, are greatly benefited
by these Bitters. 1924
MAGNOLIA Bitters.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne at half the price
1924
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Marriages, Births and Deaths.--The
total nunssr of marriage lisences issued BY
the Prcbsss Judge Of sandusky county
since Jan. LIST, 1868, is as follows: January
%; February "a March 81; April 90
May %. The number of Births during the
quarter ending March 3lst 1868, was IA, and
of Deaths AZ. -s
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Some Of the visisOr. at Forepsugh'.
rnenagerie and circus, which exhibited here
last week, recognized in FRANK Kxe, the
principal rider of the troupe, former resi-
dent of this place. He is a Frenchmsn and
left here when boy.
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Who sells the most White-Lesd, Zinc
and other Paints? Buckland d Son do.
They have the largest Paint trade in Fre-
mont and got it by selling the best goods
and at the lowest prices.
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INsuRANcE.-The Enterprise Insu

INsuRANcE.-The Enterprise Insur-
auce Company is located in Cincinnati, o..
Its capital is one million dollars. Ward &
Butman are Agents at Fremont. 1t insures
stores, offices, factories, mills, shops, houses,
barns, cribs, ETC., at fair percentage, and
pays all losses promptly. Call on Ward d
Butman and take out policy.
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New Dry Goods at Warren's just
openedl Now is your lime to buy Ginghams
at 1919 cts. Brown COttous at 121 cts, and
Prints from l21a to 10 cts--all of which are
worth more money in New York to-day.
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Where can 1 buy the best Paints, Oils,
&C., at the lowest prices2 Why at Buckland
Sons. They keep the largest stock and
sell at lower figures than any house in Fre-
mont. Ifyou are buildipg or repairing, be
sure 10 call on them before purchasing.
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Present Of Fire Trumpsts.-The firm
In Buffalo that furnished the new hose fer
our fire department have presented three
beautiful silver-plated Trumpets to the
Chief Engineer, and lst and I'd Assts., with
their respective names and rank handsomely
engraved thereon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

LOOK AT Your TEETH.-Let no time
be lost: Delay is dangerous. a blooming
young lady never looks beautiful unless she
has clean and sound teeth. A gentleman
should scorn 10 be without them; if they are
decayed have them taken out; if decaying
get them filled. DR.. Beilharz, over the Post
Office, is known throughout all this section
as skiilful and parefnl Dentist. You will
never regret trying him.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

ANOTHER lot of splendid Pianos have
just arrived at Leppelman's Emporium of
Music. All who desire a-irst class instru-
meut at low price should call. Remember
that he is no ones agent but buys direct
from the manufacturer for cash, and sells as
he pleases. 22w2
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The most sensible piece of furniture
that can adorn a house is Wheeler d Will
son Sewing Machine. Cheap in price,
rapid, perfect, aud easily operated, its ex-
traordiuary sale during the past yeas proves
it to be the great family sewing machine of
the day, Call at Mrs. Brockway's rooms.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

Poisoned by Tooth Paste.-MrS.
BtixN, boarder at Mrs. D1oKIKsON's, this
city, was badly poisoned on Tuesday last by
using certain tooth paste for The tooth
ache. She remained insensible for several
hours after using it, but at last accounts was
imurovinO
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Attention, Croghans!-The members Of
the Orcghan B. B. O., and all other persons
interested in, and wishing to become mem-
bers of this organization, are requested to
meet on Monday evening, June Oh, at the
Union Club Rooms, to elect officers and
transact other business.
By Order Of the Presideal
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Runaway.-A buggy was pretty badly
used up, Tuesday noon on State street, BY
fractions horse, who used his hind feet
rather freely on the dashboard and other
parts Of the buggy he could reach:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-05

Go and see the stock of Wall Paper
and Window Shades at the Drug Store of
DR.. E. Dillon Son, Three times the stock
and five times the variety found elsewhere.
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ZEE JoUsNAL Ior he cAA1pAIeN.
CLUB RATES.

From thsfmonths Of April and May until
the week sfter the Presidential election, we
win send TIE JOURNAL TO Campaign Subscri-
bars in this. county at the following rates,
Cash IN AdDance:
Clubs of Is and upwards, per copy 70 cts.
Clubs Of IS and upwards, per copy SO cts.
With copy gratis 70 the getter-up Of clubs.