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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
J. JohSsoS, r., Aueueass..
pY JOHNSON g. MILL Err,
II IVCTTONRRRE AND

ID AUCTIONBBRs AND
70 IS NA.ATI COR CS . S m Sos.h. sold
changed LoaHi nsso' Aass sl' fala So -
THURSDAY Oct 30 Ss.oss Al 9 i''As' 'A''''Oo" w.
sAE osT or sEhESP PIECES "a Ok
~ zss pBaoIbwAY BETWEEN READE AND DpASEsTs
IA very substantially built sory and basement hnes STORE WIN
s bs Ts built S bs beat nH5s building
ers lot II hsa front on BrcadwaJ Of s a "a
The m 100 feet inches IN dsP and runs 'Hioush0
Republican alley. ,,,, r., ,,.,, ,,,o,., n ~,
d Mile h Is admirably adapted for oGce being Saey situated In
proximity 70 the G M S1a 1o h o sg" When Darpo..
shortly be required and when thus altered "0ah T'Ady s1' Of
'TTE iSI % Of purchase Tsn,a on
i SSEG 10 ga JOHNSON MEIE Is S N.Y. and No 1871
Mo"'afo''t' BI0ofyT TUESDAY OCTOBER r.
az sS ' o E' 5IaAcS PE6PKRY LARGE HOUSE
5aegaK S or 4E6c4 caTE&sK apd soGrH
sUTPHEN PLACE Tb. House contains ~ roos ,s ,t
I S.r 4 soStSsss ard Long Railroad sd 1--we Minute;
@ be sod regardless Of prce OGees Of Auonee No Is
Sssa n T. and E NR6 10 M9S'fp s6FR RsIly'
ABSOLUTE SALE BY ORDER or & oy oH Hons, III
h,sose connsde fon large los convenient to 'hene'
' d. yf "a s s669n ~ MAR Desirable Tl
s;ey hheSp e Sa rrd g,pe srbo etc three
s 81 , S.. y 'sSss ba e families Terms
easy. Msps a. 80 25 Nsssaast ---
II. HssRlogss Aaetonsef
by ALLEN g. Brown,
ID % BIOadSaf. ...-,. .,-,, ,,,,
- .Ttt.N - aTTEE Josiah ". BROWN HORA1lO HE'S
REAL ESTATE AT PUBIC iifI co AND PRIVATE SALE.
THURSDAY. Oct. ~,
At i2 o'clock al the trohange 6alesTo'il no III D'0'
| PEHEMPrORY SALE
| or ,,,,. 80,
! SEVENTY VALUABLE LOTS MAR THE ChNIhAh 'ANN avn
! BOULEVARD 81, ~, ..,
On Madison. Teuhayes hineb
One hu1dfed-and - o.
MADIbOEAVE-8 between Onehunofed anu 'cnH -' w
! hundred eventhktA - One.
! FOURTH AVE- lots between one hundIeuAh"E'N'" - ~
/ hundred and eeYenthsts. $50. .f.t,.o, .cd
/ OEEHDkDRED AND TENTH stu iOt pet"eVn ''@''"
ONEHUYDRRD AND RLEygNTHsT 10 lots between MADISON
| and FouthAves
| TERTIlAyE-4 lots northeast corner Of Ninety aIihtL
NINETY HIXTHSr2l lots between Ninth aud e1li 'ea
EIEETYsEYKNfH sT9 lots between Ninth Anl ene
proximity tie Central
YARD ooaends parties wishing purehase either Tor n'ss
eu speculation The lots free FROM rock grade ana
Seventy cent VI the purchase moI
e.n renaH % bond ami mortgage desired -
For further pafculsG apply al We 9ee e VIC sssN7asVi
Ma " BpesdNF.
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MatRintrp.

MACHINERY WANTED:-One or two I3 W.,
wi 49, Power Presses No secondhand; also seven or tRht o'
Pser address With terms WIN j. CLARK Co sol,hngton ooau
C,TEAM ENGINE and BOILER for SALE
- very cheap power s IN good runnng ORDER 70 DO " "
An. Psctory No - south Fourth st., WiliAmfb1gb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27

DARTlES looking for COUNTRY RESI-
DESCES 81 tiad New iork should call au We
aumbeT Of elegant couutysssis delightfully."- located a.
Yonker Tsrrywu points Hudson Siami sud
Porches The SevHaVeu Railroad az ne Plains on toe Harlem
Railroad and az oiher places Weiresef and surrounding
go % which
fesrabr located ard hgb Of cultivation. also village resi-
dsus from village land The city suit
abe 10 be d.Y.ded into villa Of al sizes.
MALLORY BLACKWELL. No $ Liberty a.
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Srintins.
Ytsal YOiitts.


CuPREME COURT-City and COdnty OF New
DYork-TlE PEOPLES BANK otthe Ciy Of New i9,t ~
agsins uRNRY YEIVRRTOE aud AUGUSTINE bOhAuhp1Oh m
ecuo OF will testament Of John T. 1eveon decea'e
m Gardner YelveTon others defendants Ia pursuance
meat and sale Of the Supreme Court made Ie
lied action Of October, 1903, DANIEL
AM ir the Referee named said Judgment vii expose Sr sac
Public Auction on TUESDAY the llh day Of ho'emhe sog
SAsOom. No III BfOasa ~ e w
Of York by Adnsn H. Muller Auconeer the mofAged premises
IN aid ent Mentioned therein described follows yn AZ
that certain piece parcel Of land situate Hng Ano
The Kut New ORR bounded and DESCRIBED a. M
% Hsgunlpg Al pon on the northey side Of Twelfth street di
taut one eAstery the formed Ny ts
with the noheri is OF
street and running northey line parallel WIN s
avenue one hundred four thence easery hVoW 1
point westerly side Of udsonstree distant ~ he
the FORMED BY the W
westerly e OF Isonstreet With norihey side OF danseoo
street thence southy along the westerly dt Of Hudson
seven fee; ana nine Of Haison AMI
streets westerly along the HoIthey side OF
IA, junction uorle side Of Tsehst ov on. sel anu
inche, westerly along tie noths,y SIDE OF Issa ~ ss
thrtvthree beginning As ny survey ana P &
ssd premises made by James Se. CD Surveyor bearing uAe
10 the said mortgage vi" boo
fully appropriated Oct. -, 1903
' DANIELP. INGRAHAM. jr Referee. No % has.ansh
DiaHOK PsRgr PAglts Au0IasTa No, ltJ vgqssrsi a.
isnJy
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groohIu gsal estate for SaI,.

A HANDSOME HOUSE at a BARGAlN-All
N u eueais yard &c; Port Green PARK Fe''s'soA
inueja'r apply premises. No % Elhott place
nor SALE or to LEASE-Yaluable PROP
EkII Klg and WihImsis Atlantic Do,ss bi2oAyh ILe
t III srt .srtisl and Suitable ior NH o. FACTORY pur-
ps On b. verv desirable fo sorehonses vessels load or
se r1-o inBedstey b. front Of premises F0T iaH ID
hfastof atdr-s. JOHN Mills. Port Chester. y T.
OF TtrLTON-AYE. LOTS for SALE.-This
~ nos, desirable property Brooklyn or profitable mEess
parcels or single ois hSoue
can b. hsI than 81 1OJ viii sell 0r HlJ0 ia
NULloI 80 2l1 FItol.st Neal0rk City, or CHAh H. NIL
LIZ. 49, ..f.rayc.. Eas Heu-lofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27

MONEY 10 LOAN on New-Jersey Property,
vi br MORRISON HALL !ssJsTssy Real hSas BfoIeft No
u, BroaiFar. Room No III
MONEY 10 LOAN on Westminster County
vi REAL ESTATE. in sums % suit - - 800.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
sANswBn 10 dJU5slrI65E."

In our former article we raised 10 objcc-
tons to the amount of the salaries paid, and
do not now, believing that the laborer is
worthy Of his hire and that the hire Of
school teachers as general thing is too
little..T n ssga - lgsJ5F. -a5
But we declared that if the services Of
Mr.. Ross, as superintendent; had become
more valuable than they were last year,
those of Mr.. GINN, as Teacher, certainly
had not deprecated aud that it was an act
of gross injustice to Mr. GfSE to reduce his
salary, aud piece of contemplate political
faTOlitism to increase Mr.. Ross at the
expense Of Mr.. GlSs.-i
"Justics" defends this action Of the Board
by asserting that Mr.. Ross salary as Super
inteudent has heretofore been dispropor-
tionateIy small. 1t has always been $500
and upwards per year more than Tie salary
Of the teacher next below him, and is now
5000 mOr@ wherein is lthss ssbieOrity of
the Superintendent over the Grammar
School Teacher, in a town of the size Of
Fremont, that he should require so much
more pay? He has two ass stants in the
High School, paid by the Board, by which
his labor as teacher is rendered compare
lively light. The Grammar School is much
larger than the High School, but no regular
assistant IS furnished its teacher. We know
that the Superintendent has other duties
besides teacbing;- but we do not see, the cor
rectness of tae siste5ieAtkhafthsy occupy
from "four, 10 eight weeks .qf his time in
addition tO'tbe nine months that the schools
are taught" viii "Justice" inform US
whether the making of SEYMOUR aud BLAR
speeches in Sandusky and Medina counties
is INCLUDED in tbpse dptitsT 0I3 ,2goa
Neithsr do We isee4 viIiat The sAlSsies Of
teachers in other towns have 10 do with
those paid our teachers. Other towns
Of the same or even of less population
thar ours may be more able 10 raise a larger
revenue to sustain tbeiflaisoqls. Thsy may
not be head over ears in debt for their
school houses; or there may be very many
other good reasons why one loyn. should not
make arc'l;er the pattern Font shieh 70
copy. But even in This respect Justice"
makes an unflir. referencs Icy supprssirg 6
important facts. he says in Notwalk tbe
salary q the Grammar School teacher last
year was only 800. Now, we happen to
know that it was $3.50, and that the Beard
Of that city allowed That teacher a regular
and constant assisJsut whom they PAID sss5,
! thus making the Grammar School salary
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

PsrsonaI.-GOy. HAFEs win be in town
Saturday and remain over Sunday.
Gen. BUoKtAsD leave. town for Washing
ton to-day.
! Gems. GIBsON and GRosvENoR were ex-
peeisd to be on hand last night to address
the people Of RslleTille IN JAMES MoORE's
new mill near ths village.
-MAHION CHANCE, Esq., has returned
from his stuDFiDg tour in the central part
Of the State. He spoke at twenty
mass meetings, and viii soon be on the war
path again in the counties bordering on the
Ohio river. Bully for MAHLOSl
w. B. SHEEDON and family, who have
been visiting friends in Vermont fOr several
weeks pat have returned home.
r. E. RrDwAx, Of the '.frsctious. de-
partment Of the Treasury Department.
Washington, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. BIEsER have returu-
ed from their pleasant trip East and will
soon make Vintoa, Iowa, their permanent
home
Friend VANDERoOoK says the local
Democracy had the Colorado last Monday,
and The Maine cholera on Tuesday.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
ODD FELLOWS
Gburfb DtrtrtOrp.


Religious services are regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
hOurnaned;
MFrHoDIsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Of Market
snd 1Lain Streets; Rev. ]. WEEEs, Pastor, l0H A.
NJ, and 7P.N. Sunday School at A. n. Prayer
nseting Wednesday evening.
h .PREsBYTERIAN.
PRrsBYrEnIaS CHuRoa, corner Of Garrison and
RIan Streets; Rev. E. BusHEELI4 Pastor; lOH A
Il, and P. NJ Sunday School at Il n. Meeting
svsry Wednesday evening,
EPISCOPAL.
sr,PsU1,s oHrRcH, corner Main and Court stz.,
Rev. Q. q. YoUEe, Rector; l0X a. NJ, and 6z ?. n.
sufaays School atsA.N. Lecture every Wednesday
evening in The church.
GERMAN REFORMED.
Rrrou,usD CHURCH, Front Street, between Mar
ketand John Streets; Rev. JoHE LEBEEr, Pastor
lek A. 4, and P. n. Sunday School at SAN
LUTHERAN.
IuragnGS CHURCH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. Il LANG, Pastor; l0K a. H, and P.N
CATHOLIC.
sr JosrpHis caURoH, Croghau Street; Rev. s,
BowERS, Pastor; mass every morning at o'clock
ON sundays and Festivals Of Obligation. Low Mas
at O'Clock a. n, tin Winter e 1915 Vesperu at
oNsock A. NJ, and occasionally BenedictiOn at P n
Sunday School at 2P.N-
81. AxSE CHUnoH, State Street, Rev. JoHE oUIEi
Pastor: Fir.t Mass at O'Clock, a. NJ Second High
Has at 10 O'Clock, A. n. Sunday School, P. n. Yes
Psts, T.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

To The LADIEs.-Mrs. Brightwell
gives notice in our hdvertisihe eolumus ttli Il
she has received her fan and winter styles
of Millinery Goods, ard invites the Ladies
to call and examine them. She will, slsc
carry on the Dress and Cloak making busi-
ness, which department will be under the
charge Of Miss Jennie Schuyler Mrs.
Brightwelfs rooms have recently been
newly painted and handsomely furnished,
Call and sec them. 'e
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

Sudden Dealh.-Mr. SAMUEL SATIER,
foreman in TsoHUNr & DOECYsoEs factory,
was taken ID on last Sunday afternoon with
cOugesllvs cbills and died Monday afternoon.
BE was an industrious, worthy man. We
Learn tbst his life was insured for nearly
two thousand dollars, which Is good thing
for bis family.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

A strsw.-On the evening, after the
train on the Lake Erie & Louisville R. R.
left Fremont the delegates who had been at
tending the Democratic Convention at Oly1e,
being aboard the train, they thought in order
to make political capital i; would be good
time to take & vote for Grant & Seymour.
The vote was taken and resulted-Grant, I3;
Seymour, 10; and eight Of these were the
delegates returning from the convention.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

Won't Bst..--Et is amusing to see our
rampant and prOfessedly confident Demo
crats make a pquure "bsek down" when
asked TO stake their money on the issues Of
the election. They wont back their candi-
dates, from SEYNOUR to DICKINSON, ten cents
worth. We know Of radical who has ST.
fenced forty blatant fellows With the same
ten dollar bill, and not q man Of them would
cover it. Betting doesn't prove anything,
but il is a measure Of faith smoag sporting
men, and with the Democracy the lamp Of
faith burns lOE-very low.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

First PFize.@-YouBg's FIRE company
took prize for first class hand engines at
the Sandurly tournament on the IOLh.
Distance water was thrown, l62 feet. No
other machine was entered in The same class,
The second and third class hand engines
threw water great deal farther. The
KOrwalk snsine threw stream 1861
feet the Mansheld engine ls2]5 feet the
oedarViIs, o., engine ls4 feet.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

Every business man, however cirCumscribed his
ttrade, should have his business card neatly printed
at the head Of his letter and blpaPer In tins way
every letter he writes, and every bin he makes out
Slud presents, i fresh and pointed advertisement
sf his business and polite Teqaest for continued
putsUnage The cost Of letter and BIN heads Is but
atr7ae. They are printed at the sslunal job Once
:. N6he best possible style.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
-ueaaav Niqht

The Nesting 4uesday .Nisht.-HOn.
J. N. ASHLEY spoke in "a sfsmmoth han last
Tuesday night. He delivered mastery
and uunnswerable argument on the zsaan-
cial questions Of the canvass. The notice
of his meeting Was short and q tremendous
rain storm set in early in the evening,
otherwise the Hall would have been filed
70 overlooking,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

Chancs.-We notice some Of our gx-
changes annoHoCs eur friend MAHLoN
CHANCE as the Buckeye Broadaxe, and some
as the son Of Buckeye BrOadaxe. Which is
confusing. Can II be possible that Mr. Chance
is his own fatherT Or that Mr.. Ohauce's S
Z. ser is his own sOnl What chance world
o I've tui-COluu'bEs Journal
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Why Is e that people viii suffer, nom sick
HeaaacheJ Dr. Dillon & son, in an Oiderf55r the
medicine, dated March lth, 1868, says; 'Your Cure
is giving splendid satisfaction in all cases. Send us
six dozen Immediately" All suffering from Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, BiIliousness,
&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 var
rant satisfaction. 2s-to-nov-l5-sspd
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
EoSat pir.li0rp.


MAbONIO.
Fl. sxErHEEsoS LoDon, no. 225, ?. 4 A. n.
meets at Masonic Hall, DOneyson's block, On hrs
and third Tuesday evenings Of every month.
BRArxAHD LoDaE, No. sss. ?. 4 A: n, meets a
Masonic Han, Eima' Block, On second and fourth
Friday evenings Of every month
FaEnosr cAAFrEH, No. q, R. A. n, meets a
Masonic Hail, Minis block, on the nEst Thursday
evening Of each month;
ODD FELLOWS.
CnoeHaS LoDaE, No. ~, L O. o. 2, meets al
ODD FeIlOWs HAN, Buekiands old block, every Sat-
urday evening.
FnENoEr ESoANFllEs1, Ne. 81, I. o. 0.Fs meets
At sane place On second lsnd fourth Monday even
ings Of each month.
DRUIDS:
scanIEn enovE, No. AVA 0. D., meets al
their HaH in Frent1el q Fuller's block, every Mon
day evening.
FHEMoET CHAFrEn, No. G, V. A. o. D., meets Al
same place every other THURSDAY evening.
GOOD TBEPLARs.
FnEslosr TEsrrLE, No: Is, I. 0. G. T., meets al
their Han IN shomo's block, every Tuesday even
ing, at * O'Clock.
TorrEN DEGHEE TEsErLE, No. $50, 1. o. g. 7,
aFeetings held alternately Is the Halls Of the Ere
mont and Ballvilie subordinate Lodges
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
Alligator and Seal Skin Shoes at
No Mammoth Block.

READ TH1s.-A few days ago young
man walked down our streets, and attracted
considerable attention, especially from the
ladies, from the fact that be was dressed in
an elegant suit of black cloth, which fitted
his graceful form to perfection. Some one
being dosirous of knowing st what estab-
lishment il was purchased, was informed
that Mr.. II. Munk, next door to the post
Office, was the person who gave hin such q
fit. Let all those, inEwaut of neat fitting
suits go to Munk's Clothing Store.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

ENTsRpRIsE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-
Wehave received the August number Of
The EHterprise, handsome little sheet
published in the interest of the Enterprise
Insurance Oomp1ny, of Cincinnati. We
have frequently Iad occasion to call the at
tentiOn Of our reldsrs to this Company,
which is one Of the best and most reliabls
in the country, and one worthy Che utmost
confidence of Qqr people. The entire lossss
Of the company for the quarter ending July
3lst. were Si2t,69O, and the receipts,
$a0l, 235. Ward d Butman are the agents
in Fremont. 0ar citizens will do well 70
see them before insuring in other companies.
3s-4O
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
E,0R, slLE4One 6f Che finest resi-

Il dences in the city Of Fremont. a beautiful
l y story Gothic DEelfnsy House, with French win
dsWs opening down to the floor and out on the YER
aRda, with blinds and deverytllng complete. A good
Barn and WoOd-hdfse h the rea~, With brick
walks, in good crdeT, = beautiful lawn from ti:
ia 1iarket street, with eteFreens, shade trees and
shrHbbery, besides grapes OF several varieties law
ton BlaekberIies and varieties of choice fruits and
berries Of all kinds, 4 lot and half. Price S. OOO
Terms easy. Enquire Of CAMFIELD & CO.,
at the Post Office, or Lewis Canheld at the Hard
ware Store,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
Il. W. BuokLAsp, Postmaster

A GOOD YIELD.-Messrs. Shankland
d Long of York township planted FIVE
pounds Of Early Rose potatoes this year,
which cost them fifteen dollars, and have
just harvested Ains aud a half bushels,
worth, at present prices, one hundred and
ninety dollars. ..,,,.. s,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
THE JOUR RNAL.
TOwKAND COUNTY MATTERS.

NOTT0E.-Ws ain to
make tie JOURNAL pssdi,iDs ef local events
transpiring n a1 parts Of ne COslnty. and
70 tkat end wOuld ttaRk our friends in tts
di6srens tOsoaskips to JorlOa,d 70 US any
items that nsay be Of iatsrssi in their neigh
borhoOds. Send ths fact', IN brief # yOn
choose, aad zoe viR dress them up for
pubIioati0a.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

The state Fair-We have received tbe
following notice from W. o. BRowN, Toledo,
Manager Of the State Fair THE officers Of
the Ohio s,Eie Fair have located their head
quarters ia the Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph
Office, Toledo. All communications viii be
delivered immediately"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

''Thsm f7lAgB."-The ''tWih relics Of
bsrbarism"-tO-witly, the Messenger and
Courier, flung out their flags last Monday
over q bogus dispatch in wesk-Old N. Y
World that Colorado had gone Democratic.
which she didu't. See returus elsewhere in
the Journal.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

DINING HALL--The many friends
of Grant FOrgersOn will be pleased to learn
that be has secured the Dining Hall at the
Fair Grounds aRd-intends taking chargeUf
the sane at our County Fair onsthe i7th,
18th aud 19th, Of this month. H viii be
pleased TOW ait OB all guests. s -r
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

New Dry Goods at Warren's just
OFenedI Now is your tiue to buy Ginghams
at I2118 cts. Brown Gottons at I215 cts, and
Prints from l211S to Is cts--all of which are
worth more money in New York to-day.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

CO.-Eighty acres of Land, in Madison Township,
four miles northeast Of ROlersyille, known as the
old Dick Farm. Fifty acres are improved; with
good frame house, heWed log barn, sixty bearing
apple trees sixty peach aud cherry trees and hree
hundred sugar tIees- giving the.6e5t sugar aIlIl
the country. EantliI t5Od eer hlgelt adafteli
for wheat and corn. Plicc, 81 OO0 SlOOGt0 81, 500
down, balance in three TO five years; Here is rare
chance TO buy good farm cheap,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

Big NE, ting at tFostoria.-On Wednes-
day last the Republican meeting in FOstOria
was the largest gathering Of people ever
assembled in that village. Gen. GIBSON and
Mr.. ASHLEY were the speakers. The ball is
rolling on
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

The Jsil.-There are now four prisoners
in our county jail awaiting trial-three men
and 4 woman. The woman is in for stealing
clothes one Of the men for horse stealing
another for burglary, and the other for max
ing tbrests Of murder and arson.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

Ladies' the, handsomest and the
largest stock of Msrinoes in Fremont for
25 cents less on the yard than can be bought
elsewhere arctic be fund at the large Dry
Goods Store Of W. a. Rice & Bros.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

Money orders.-TEe rates Of commits
sion charged for post office Money ordersi
have been changed, and are now as follows
-0a orders not exceeding $50, ten cents
over $40 and not exceeding $50, fifteen
cents; over $50 and not exceeding $40
twenty cents; ever $40, and not exceeding
$50, twenty fye cents.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

New Meat AGarkst.-HENEr BAUMAS
has opened q meat market on the corner Of
Wayne and Market streets, near PLAT
BRUEH's. Itwin prove a great convenience
70 the residents Of that part Of town.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

LIcESsED AUCTIoHEER-Paul Knerr,
having taksn. cut q license as an AucGlOner,
offers his services in that line. He speaks
English and German. He can be found at
the -COpr!sr Office. 37-4Oey
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
The NFoPher.on : Steamer Gov

The NFoPher-on Steamer Cove
we're il error last week in saying that the
-BnWmer Hose Cart boys mad disbanded and
that there was break from the McPherson N
Company The following report Of their
meeting will explain the matt or:
At meeting of Mcpherson Steam Fire
Engine Go. No !. held at Firemans Hall
August iIth, 1868, said Company decided
not to accept the invitation 10 attend the
sFiremen's State Tournament at Saudusky
Ohio Sept 10th. Atsaid meeting by a vote
of the company committee was appointed
to confer with the German Fire Company
aud TO tender 10 them the use of the BuH-.
mer Hose csrt. Fheie has been no disband.
ment of said Company. Two members
resigned ard their resignations were accept
cd. The Company is thoroughly organized
and ready for active duty.
DAVID OTTO, Ist Asst Foreman.
AARoN BENNET, Secretary.