The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

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Real Estate Transfers for the week
ending June 9th, 1865, prepared by W. W.
STiNEy Ree8F1er; 33k SIS J-.N AA3EAN
/ Jacob W Smith to Michael Smith, 80 acres
in section 26 and 3d. Rice township $500
i Jane Shaft to Mrs. Eliza Simpson, Dot 81 ,
! Clyde .......---- .....---- $3.50
VIM R Tea to c Kubach, acres in Sec
5sEb HaBiI6 Ito EJbg & shshEisBS' sS
acres 80 section 26, York SO, 600
/ Albert P Gray to David Hayes, 30 acres
in section IS, Green Greek 81, 800
.sOyDenHsq " Wrigbeto Hiram H Rabe Lot
l6O, Clyde -l...s ,Bs--sss-. .sE- ---- $3.50
John a Dietzel to Everhart, Sachs & Co.,
25 acres in section I3, Ballville. ..-..,. $3.50
Eli Cooper to VIM Cooper, 40 acres in Sec
tion H.. Gssd Creek %4Q Il .isa 5SI 900
/ O Mayer to Enos Cullen, 40 acres in Sec
/ ton 80, 'Euey- 81 800
| ca, Mupk t., ,Phjllip, ,Qbermoyer, lots, %
As, and Is, Washington q Station: SSg85
I CM Martin to q Martin, DO acres in sec
tion IL, Townsend ----,----.$2, 500
-s Roswell Jackson to Jacob Grow, 40 acres
III nfectioi Z, Townsend .,.-...:: 1920
Thomas Reed to Richard Vickefy, SO acres
IN section %, 1Ork s., 900
AmossWoodtVard to J0hnDeoke43 56Bcr4s
in section 36, York 81, 500
-FoR THE WEEK EypINg JULY 4TH, 1865
Lewis Wilhelm to Nicholas Beekman, 80
acFes-iHsseetioF14,und - J9ckson- 2,500
Nicholas Beckwan to Lewis Wilhelm, 40
acres IN section 36, jackson So. 50 900
Charles Loose 10 Michael Fought, 30 scres
in5seceon so Washington. s.s..l..-.. $500
tBF B BkOgetmyer to Mickael Foneht, 30
acres in section SO, Washington : .---S35e
Wildman d Brown toSJohn Garter, so
acres in section 90, Townsend -. 5. 81 $50
G ApHJew Payfs pr 10 Henry Barker, IaO
acfeS 80 secti oh 81, York .s-sA.1e- - Sl,l00
Samuel W Reed 70 James v Reed. l0
66-lO0 acres in section ! 5 and %, Green
Creek - -i~-..E-- .---'.-.- : ]. .-ss.- 2 200
Elisha Huff to Robert Hef, 20 acrss in
section % Scott g ..sss-.-... $40
Jacob F Hultz to. Isasc E Atnesdsn, part
Ofoutrlqt I23, FIemoHt---- .-=-....-.- 500
q e Little to Anthony Bowser, III acres
in section % aad 49, Madison. 81 -, 81 900
Adam B Garn to Henry Heseman, 55 acres
10 section y nAladisOn -. "a ..;-z S1.7eD
80 - 20 rE-lEges ZaIs.5slLs l5.lae--.4t "
The Fourth at ElmoIe They had D
regdlaf OldfasihoIed Celebration On tfieS Alb
atElmOree Never befOre'vas there so large
an assembly Of Citizens. in that village. By
I0lk.M NJ. thestfsets were filled with Citizens.
The procession was formed according to pro-
gramme and Proceeded to the grove, where
after music by the BiHoFe .Babd sAd Glee
Club, the DeclarstiO6 6p Independence was
read, an, few remarks BY Mr., PARks after
which Hon H. EY4RETT delivered s-6ee
0ration. In the afternoon the 0alatbumpiaps
made their appearncs on, the streets; and ad-
ded much to the universal good feelings. In
the evening a nice balloon was sent up, ard
wa-iust to sight m the direction Of Port
Clinton, A ine display of fire works ended
the dsnOstratiOug ofa day. long 20 be le5
membered in Elmore.- There was very little
drunkenness and but two arrests for f ghting.
A young man wss thFOwn from buggy, and
had his arm displaced. ga f1szu al
sIhi 9A-Af- 1 - .<D.p- = p l-ssN
GENTLEMsKi dOn'tbe perspiring these
warm days under The weight of your winter
clothing, but gUzatl once dora new suisto
FOungmsns nearly opposite the postofice.