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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08
MIIIINERy OpENING At MRs. BRo


MILLINERY OPENING AT MRs. Brock
WAYS RooMs:-Last Wednesday was opening
day at the fine Millinery establishment Of
Mrs. Brockway, on Front street. Opening
day is peculiar feature among milliners.
1t is the occasion of grand display of the
first fashions and goods of the season. Where
all the new styles, figures, colors, shades
and pst:erns, are SO arranged that each will
show for itself, and where different tastes
can see the contrast of one article with an
other. This spring it seems to US, judging
from the display at Mrs Brockway's that
more than usual care has be- taken to get
tasty ard beautiful styles. There is certain
ly an improvement on bonnets and hats.
Were we of the gentler rex we might write
more fawiliarly in regard to ladies fashions,
but as it is we shall attempt to say little
The shape of bonne's this season is a,eful
while tbe..coiors are b iru onious ard magnifi
cent. We will not try to describe them,
but some that particularly took our fancy
were the 'Dutchess, the GEN. the Pareps,
aud the Patti, and Others, the names of
which we have forgotten.
The principal material for Spring and
Summer wear will be frosted and diamond
grapes and tulles of sll kinds, and bonnets of
silks of various shades. We notice that
Mrs. Brockway has a splendid stock of
mourning bonnets, very beautiful and neat
The display of flowers and ribbons was
varied and splendid. We do not think we
ever saw a more beautiful selection. The
ornaments for bonnets and hats consisting of
straw flowers, are very tasty and of the best
make We are proud 10 have such an ex-
tensye and well-arranged establishment in
our city and bespeak for Mrs. Brcckway a
liberal patronage from our readers. Lldies
can always rely upon it that the very latest
fashions will be found at this establishment.
1w.
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No Health vithO Vigor.-The wear and
tear of life tells upon all less. What are
we bat machines: The vital principle is the motive
power that keeps the human engine in motion, but
as besms, plsto7s connection pipes, condsnsers and
boilers out, do oFgaus, muscles, tissues and
all the compound parts Of that .rFsn GUS piece of
work called NAN.
The mechanism tf the body requires to be repaired
and strengthened vs imIch as the mechanism
employed to grind ooru. OF spin cotton. weave
cloth. Steam cannot dIire a br, shaft, or impel
. DUN or q wheel that is out ofgsar; rei;her can
the vital force sot through parayz,i limb, or an
inert organ.
Are you wearing cut; Do you fesl that any one Of
your organs-your stor3a eh, liver, bowels,
system, any other essential part Of your or gAnza
ton, fslters in its work. If SO, repair the damage
with the mos. powerful, yet hssmless, Of invgor-
ants, HO5rETTERiS STOMACH BITTERs Rsnem.
Der that debility is the "Beginning of the snd,r-
that the climax Of all werkn s. Is universal par
aysis Of tbs system aud that such paralysis is the
immediate precursor of Death.
Don't wait ordiselse to comait 1t rlgaze b.fore
you commence the s:rsrg hsning proeass. Keep the
whole body in vigorous eoaditi5n by preventing
a. far as possible, the intss Of dRe,y. Rspai. the
waste of nature With natures best tonis, tters
BittsFa. $50
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SOMETHING WORTH SEEING AND WORTH
HAWKE Something worth baving--And
without any exception The most beautiful as
well as the most useful piece of furniture we
have ever seen is one of Singers Rosewood
cabinet case and folding door Sewing Ma
chimes. The case is lined with satinwood
and the machine is set in pearl. And then
he work it performsl But we will not at
tempt to describe this beautiful and most
wonderful machine. But we would say to
all go and see for yourselves. Mr.. Carr who
has come here to represent this. machine
will always be pleased 10 show and explain
them to all who feel interested TO call and
will give the most thorough instructions and
spare no pains to please allpurchasers. Sale
rooms at Mrs N. G. Deals Millinery rooms
Front street, Fremon'.
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Business Notes. roget that we have
to announce the failure of T. 1. BARKER,
merchant tailor, on State street. He made
an assignment last Monday, d. @. Smith be-
ing appointed assignee. Mr.. BARKER has
been an enterprising and accommodating
dealer, and the business community regret
that his present embarrsssmenfs have been
too much for him. We are not able to men.
ton the amount Of his liabilities or assets.
u. LYNCH has recently opened grocery
and provision store on orogban street, pretty
wen up from the business center Of town
where he is driving gooi family supply
trade.
Il. N. MIcHGEL will soon remove to
BRIsToL & TAYLoR's old -rner.
"A new firm. Messrs CRANE d WYKEs
viii open on the 18th inst, merchant
tailoring establishment in VALLErrE's block
on the corner to bs vacated by MICHAEL.
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1T WORKS LIKEa CHaRM.-Bs,.vo,


headachei Use Renne's Magic 0ili-HaYe you
tootbschei Use Rsnre's Magic 0ilt-HaYe you
neuralgis' Use Rsnne's Magic Oiil-Have you
Rhsumatifri Use Renpe'I Mage on,--Hs7eyou
oreThroati Use Rsnne'E Magic 0ill-HsTs you
Scisticai Use Renne's Magic oDl-Havs you q
bruise Use Renne'sBsgic Oil Have youcrampsi
Use Rsnne's Magic on!--Hsvs you cholera NOR
busi Use Renne's Magic oill-Hsvs ycu Iane-
nessi Use Renns's Magic Oil TAis Il the Best
Family Remedy, to cure all kinds of pain, you
tried. 1t is clsan safe and delicious to use and If
you use It faithfully, 1t will do you goodl Direc-
tions On each bottle. Bay it of tho Druggist or
Merchant where you trade Hthey have not got
on hand they will send for 1t, at your request,
sell you the Genuine Renne's Pain killing Mag
Oil, ct The msnufscturer's lowest price at retail.
WM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
Pittsfeld, Mass. Sold Wholesale and retail by DR..
Z. Dillon Son, Fremont. rv15n23 COW RsNSE
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The aLeader'sr Dream-The local
editor of the Cleveland Leader reports won
derful dream dreamed by Michigan man,
| iu which be (the Michigan man. not the local
editor was transported TO Fremont, where
he met and married lady, returned home,
had large family and became wealthy.
This dream made such On impression on his
mind that he Immediately came to Fremont
iu his waking moments. when he arrived"
says the Leader local. "he was surprised TO
discover that the sign at the depot, contain
ing the name Of the place was an exact du-
plicate ofihs one he had seen in his dream .
(as there is no such sign at all of this sort at
the depot, the Leader man must have drawn
on his imagination fos it,) sand that the de-
pot buildings and general appearance Of the
leity corresponded exactly with his vision.
BE put up at the Kepler House-(by which
the Leader undoubtedly meaus the KrssLrR
House) land began his search. For two or
three days he was unsuccessful, but finally,
just before be was on the point of returning
.fl- e
home he came face to face with maiden at
the postofice, ,f''Tis she." said he all to him
sell, and then be walked up manfully aud
told her the story Of his dream. and of his
place in Michigan, shd frankly asked her 10
share his last with him. She said something
about its being sudden; she would rather
wait few days before giving an answer, but
he was determined to have it there and then,
and she finally said she was ali his own. He
accompanied her to ber home and that eve-
ming be told her fond parents all about it.
And they pronounced it good. The day fol-
lowing they were married and at once COM
menced their journey Michiganward.
Somebody has been play ing cruel "goak"
on the susceptible young local editor of the
Leader. The story is all bOsh from begin
uing to end.
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LIST OF INCOMES,
For sandusky County, for the year
| 1867.

Deputy U. s. Assessor, Col. J.. r. Barr
LErr, has furnished Us the following Est of
income tax payers Of this county for the last
year. The figures show the amount of tax
paid on incomes over one thousand dollars,
and clear of ell exemptions allowed by law.
Persons whose income is derived from Bank
dividends and Government salaries pay
their Tax direct to the Government, conse-
quently it does not come into the hands Of
the Assessor nor appear in his list. The
returns have not all been made to the Asses
sor, and we may here mention that it is me-
cesssry that parties who have not ret re-
ported should do SO immediately or they
will ha assessed. =
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For GENrLEMrs. ExcIusIvELY.-

For GENTLEMEN, ExcLusIvELY.-We
take pleasure in referring gentlemen TO the
merchant tailoring establishment of Mr..
Thomas, in Russell's block, Fremont. He
is just in receipt of very large assortment
of spring and summer cloths and cassimeres,
from which the most fastidious cannot
fail to make suitable selection. They will
also find at his establishment every other
article in the gents furnishing line. He
has some splendid English half-hoss; q
diversified lot of neckties ; improved heavy
paper and linen sleeve cuff; and the genuine
white and colored Alexandra kid gloves for
gentlemen. Give him call.
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The GREAT Fremont TEA SToRE.-
Say, dear, where did you buy this. Tea?
1t is the best l ever did see
The favor's fine, and the strength is coed
I'd buy if l knew where l could.
To CLosE's store then straightway go,
And bring home pound or so;
For there | bought this, just to try,
So if you hk'd it more Id buy.
To Closes then I'll surely go
And buy you five pounds or SO,
For dislike much of the Tea
Which in many stores ! see.
Tea, Sugar, Coffee and Spices
CLOSE sells at the lowest prices,
His stock is full and very fine,
With everything 10 the Grocery line.
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0PENEe Day AT Mrs. DEAL's.-In
spite of the unplesssntness of The weather
on Monday, the q Opening at Mrs. Deals
Millinery Rooms drew out large number Of
the fair sex intent on seeing tie --latest
thing in boDnets at the risk of colds,
coughs and consumption. The handsome
rooms were well filed until quite late and
above the chatter of the throng, one could,
once in awhile hear some enthusiastic maid
en- in exiasies over "duck of hat" a
love Of bonnet" feathers, ribbons, and
lace &C., de-, all perfectly splendid" To
our masculine eyes the bonnets were all
back side before and the trimmings all
fipperies and foolishness but the ladies
whose Judgment in such matters is infail-
able were simply delighted. And if their
husbands and fathers dou't find their purses
lighter for Mrs. Deals opening then the
mysterious bundles that went away by the
dozens didn't contain selections from the
elegant stock. For the accommodation of
those who were not able to give her a call
on the 6rst day. Mrs. Deal will keep her
stock open for the inspection Of her lady
friends for day or two longer. Nov is
the time to call on her. l9wl
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Council Proceedings.-Regular meet
ing, Monday evening, May 4. All present,
The Report of the Finance Committee on
the Bond of Health was laid over another
week.
Messrs, Belts, Botefur and Brush were
appointed committee to settle with Downs
q Co., for gravel taken from the river bed.
Petitions relative to side walks were re-
ferred 10 the CouDcilmen from the wards 10
which the walks are located.
A petition to repair the fence of the old
cemetery was laid on the table. The town.
ship trustees have charge ofthat matter.
Chief Engineer Tyler presented lengthy
report on the Fire Department which was
laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Brush the City Clerk
was instructed to make out report of the
city orders issued during the past year,
and have the same in readiness for the next
council meeting.
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| DON'T CARE WHERE you 60 ol-You
may enquire in the stores, in the groceries
in the shops, in the dwellings, on the cor
ners, along tie streets, in the alleys, ovel
the bridge, or over the rail road, out in the
country, or along the roads, of the farmer oil
the merchant, of the mechanic, of the law
yer, of the doctor, of the clergy, of the artist
of any gentleman, or of the ladies especially
or even Of any little boy or girl and they
will all tell you to go to Harris' photograph
rooms in Buckland's new block when you
want good pictures.
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@. II. YouKe, Sec'y. pro tenn.

The Wolf Hunt In Townsend.-we
hsve accounts from correspondents at Town
send and Osstalis of the recent Wolf hunt
in that neighborhOod. The farmers "sur-
rounded" the country and succeeded in kill
Ing oae old and capturing four young gray
wolves. The affair created any amount Of
fun for the boys, and limbered up the joints
of the old fellows at lively rate. We re-
gret that we are compelled to "eroWl out
the letters of our correspondents,
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who Sent It ?-About the 18Th of Feb
ruary last some one iu Fremont placed in an
envelope addressed to CLARK WAesoSER &
Sos. proprieton Of the Toledo Commercial, a
sum of money, withou. any explanation of
what use was TO be made of it, or who sent
it. The sender can hear something TO his
advantage by corresponding with the
Messrs WAGeoNER.
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MarriaQes.

April 26th, 1868, at the Lutheran Church,
by Rev H. Lang, Mr.. WILLIAM JACOBS and
Miss CATHARINE E. KRAFT.
May b, 1869, by the same, Mr. JOHN
CARLEY and Miss MARY LocHR, both Of Riley
Township.
May Sd, 1868, DR.. j. L. TucKEA of Peters
burg, Monroe Co. Michigan, and Miss E.
PosEY, of Jackson, Sandusky Go. o. by Rev.
]. Wykes
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Death from Pulling a Tooth On
Monday, the goth ult., Mr.. PHILLIP WEIKEET,
of Rice township, this county, suffering with
the toothsche came to town and had the tooth
pulled By Mr.. RHErSEEeoER, the barber on
Oroghan Street. Alter returning home he
took cold and his face and throat swelled up
fsarfully. The pain was 50 intense that he
could neither sit stand or lie still This
continued until the Wednesday morning fol-
lowing, when, on going out of door. he fell
down and died Instantly. -
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q rbsx made her a prara too cold and dan

"They made her a grave too cold and damp
For soul so honest and true "
If they had been wise, the dire necessity
of opening the grave for one so lovely might
have been averted. Plantation Ritters, il
timely used, are sure to rescue the young
and lovely, the middle-sgsd and the siling
from confirmed sickness
Almost all diseases have their beginning
In some slight difficulty of the Stomach,
which world eventuate in Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Liver Complaints, Night Sweats, Con-
sumption, Death. Plantation Bitters will
prevent these premonitory symptoms, and
heep the blood pure and the health good.
While they invigorate the system, they
enliven the mind. 1913
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sandu.kv 90. sahbath SD

sandusky 90. Sabbath School Union.
The third annual meeting Of the Sandusky
Co. s. s. Union will be held in the Methodist
Church in Fremont, on Wednesday May 2Oth,
at half past ten O'Clock.
The various Sunday Schools throughout
the county are requested to send delegates.
Au friends Of the cause are cordially inuited,
By order of the Executive Committee.
NJ. BULGER, President.
@. II. YouSG, Sec'y. pro tenn. l9w9.
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Hlmore.-A young son Of Mr.. THos.
HIGerss was killed last Friday by being run
over By q cr which some railway hands
were pushing.
The fire company "Lucky" had FIRE
parade on Thursday Of last week, and ball
iu the evening.
The burnt district" is being rebuilt
rapidly.
Fish spearing is now the recognized
sport at ElmOrc. Old and young engage in
1t, and have good time
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Infantieide.-on Wednesday afternoon
Of last week the dead body Of a nevly-bo
male infant was found in the river short
distance below town. 1t thad stone tied to its
heck BY piece Of string 2 or feet long
was perfectly naked and much swollen, and
had evidently been thrown into the water
Immediately after birth. No clue has been
discovered Of the unnatural murderers. Sew.
eral persons bad observed it more than once
since the water went down, but supposed il
was dead animal. On going to it, however
ss above stated, they were horrifed to find
that it was human bo dy.
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A SAD FArr.-sad is the fate of that

n DAD HAfb'-Sau 10 'no AaSo Va Inae
man who is forced TO go through the world
with badly fitting or badly made clolhes.
He is the laughing stock of every body and
is never allowed to move in good society "
with well dressed people. Happy the man
who passing by all the tempting offers of
other dealers buy his clothes of MINK who
always "gives his customers fits and sends
them away rejoicing. Munk holds forth at
the store next door nurth of the Post office.
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LECTURE ON BEALrH.-Mrs. SUSAN
EvERETT, late of Penn, Medical University,
Phils. announces free Lecture at Birchard
Hall, this Friday afternoon at 2la o'clock
on the subject of the Disease and Decline
of American Women, preliminary to giving
a course of Lectures on kindred subjects to
the ladies of this city. Mrs. EVERETT has
been lecturipg extensively through the
principal towns in the state with great sue
cess, and we think we can safely recommend
all ladies married or unmarried, manageable
or matchless, sick or well, to go and hear her
this afternoon. She is certainly working in
a commendable field and seems to be act
uated by desire TO be more self reliant,
self sustaining, strong, independent and
healthy. Mrs. EVERETT illustrates her
lectures with a beautiful French manikin
and various other choice models and presents
her subjects clearly and forcib!y. w..
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The best and cheapest spring suits a

The best and cheapest spring suits at
Youngman's. The best and cheapest, fine
coats at Youngman's. The best and cheap
est fine vests and pants at Youugmans. The
best and cheapest shirts at Youngman's The
best and cheapest, gents furnishing goods
at Youngman's. The best and cheapest
gents collars. socks, handkerchiefs, and
under clothing at Youngman's,
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Leave Of Absencs.-The Rev. Mr..
BUSHNELL, Pastor Ofthe Presby yterisn Church
here, left the city last Tuesday evening for
Marquette, Mich, up Lake Superior, where
he win remain about six weeks, the Trustees
of the Church having granted him leave Of
absence for that period. Every spring Mr..
BusHxELL's health is affected, and he hopes
this year, by short breathing spell in the
bracipg atmosphere of the Lake Superior
country, to get along better. He will prob
ably hold service once a Sabbath in the
Presbyterian Church at Marquette, as the
congregation has no pastor. His pulpit here
will be uusuppIied save irregulsrly.
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High 6ehool.-The following names
were omitted in the report Of the High
School examination: Frank BaytoD, 100
per cent in Algebra and s5 in Phys. Geo.;
Geo. Kridler. IS in Algebra and 80 in Phys.
Geo; John Harris, so Algebra aud IS in Phys
Geo; Frank shively, 100 in Algebra and 30
In Phys. Geo.
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Man Drowned at B Bettsvilie.-zon last
Sunday, man by the name of Milton
Laurish, living in Bettsville, was sitting on
log fshing--be was subject to fits-aDd il
is supposed he took fit and fell off of the
log f; the water was less than two feet deep
but when found he was dead. The fish
hook bad caught in the collar Of his coat
and the pole falling on the opposite side Of
the log held him up and when found he was
fioating on the surface Of the water.
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New Dry Goods at Warren's just
openedl Now is your time to buy Ginghams
at 1919 cts. Brown Cottous at l21 cts, and
Priats from I215 to Is cts--all of which are
worth more money in New York to-day.
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JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF AND
TROCHE delightful an pleas
ant remedy In cstarrh, headaches bad breath, hosrse
ness asthma, bronchitis, coughs deafness, &C.. Ind
all disorders resulting from colds in head throat and
vocal organs This remedy does not dry xp catsrrh
but tcOseHs 1T frees the head of all offensive NATTER
quickly removing bad brsath and headache; allsys
and soothes the burning heat in catsrrh; is mild
and agreeable is its effects that 1t positively
pithOEt sHee-iHg. As TRO0Hz POWDER, is pleasant
to the taste, and never nsuseates when swallowed,
instantly gives to tbs throat and vocal organs deli
Gloss ssAsatiOs Of eooiRsss and e0aV0rt ls the best
voICE TosIC in The world Try i'll Safe, relisble,
and only IS Sold by druggists, OF nailed free
Address, COOPER, WILSON & CO, Proprietors
PhiladelphiA. JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, aud
WEST TKuAx, Toledo, Ohio, Wholesale Agents. +
lv15u26y1
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The only fashionable shawl in FIRE.
mont is now sold at W. A. RICE & Bros.
The beautiful Rsitori shawl The latest
styles aud colors. Those in want of q
shawl should not fail to call and examine
Them
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II. - y = .
Not Quite q Suicide,


Not Quite q suicide.-Last Tuesday
evening about dark a cry Of man in the
rivsri" started the floating population of
Front street toward the bank of the roaring
sandhsky, in the rear Of the post Office, to
see what was up. Arrived on the spot they
saw a man up, on slippery rock, Aouoder-
ing around like big catfish after it ha 8
been caught and tied BY the gills. Itseeus
that young fellow who has been drinking
whisky pretty. freely OF late became dis
gusted with life and concluded to put an end
to himself and his troubles by drowning.
Accordingly he pitched into the river, but
must have instantly repented him of the
act, ms he caught hold of the rock ss above
mentioned, and held up. We understand
that he was rescued by his brother who
took occasion, while bringing the young
man to shore, 10 duck his head under the
water several times by way of punishment
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NEW FIRM. W. Crane & I. l.
Wykes under the firm name of Crane 4
Wykes, will open out in Fremont, Ohio
about the 18th of this month, a fine assort'
ment of cloths, cassimeres, vestiugs de-, fol
the purpose of carrying On the Merchant
Tailoring business in all its branches. They
viii also open desirable assortment o.
Ready Made Clothing. gents furnishing
goods, hats, caps dc. Those desiring suit,
or anything in their line would do well tc
wait.