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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-12

R0bbsd.-A Stranger getting off the cars
at the Ststi0n, On Wednesday Of last week,
had his pocket picket, and thus describes the
operation, in communication to the Cleve-
land Leader The advice he volunteers, is
good, and should be needed BY all travellers:
When the light fingered gently" took nv
pocket book at Fremont on Wednesday night,
was pushed through a crowd Of five or fix
men who jumped upon TIE platform Of The
passenger coach just before the train came 10
3 full stop. They all pushed in, 1 out, and
the opportunity thus offered was promptly
Improved by thems 1t is 90 common an oe-
eurrence for passengers to push their way
into car to secure seats, and has become so
freq uently the occasion for pocket picking
that l at lsast shsl keep out of such jams
hereafter. This word Of caution may save
some felloW-traVeler the necessity of drawing
on his friends for funds o get home with.
The railroads are infested everywhere with
these seoundrels.
Do any Of The light fingered gently re-
isrEsd 10 belong bsre1 II they do they
tAould bs at oRes sFpttsd,
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BUCHU,
From DisPensatOry Of the United states.l

lErom Dlspensat0ry Of the United States.l
DI0SHA CRE.N4TA-BUOHU LEAVES
PRQrERI1Es.-Their odor is strong, diffusive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bittsrish, aud an
] alOgOus of mint.
MEDICAL PRoPRIETIEs AND UsEs.-Buehu leaves
are gently sslmulant, with a peculiar tendency to
the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints of the Urinary Or
gans such as Gravel, Chronic CatarTh of the Blad-
der, Morbid Irritation oi the Bladder and Uretlra
Diseases OF the PrOstrate Gland, and Retention OF
lncOntnenee of the Urine from loss Of tone IN the
parts concerned in its evacuation. The remedy has
/ also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and Dropsy
HELNBoLD's ExTRAcT RFeHU is Hsed BY persons
nom the ages OF is to % and from IS to 50 OF N
the decline OF change Of hfe after Confinement or
Labor Pains; Bed -Wetting in children,
In affections peculiar to females. the Extract Of
Buehu Is unegualed by any other remedy, as in
ChlOrOsis, or Retention, IrregulaTity Painfulness
or Suppression of Customary Evae1ations, Ulcer
or Whites.
DISEASES OF The BLADDER, K1DSEYs, GRAVEL,
AND DRoPsIcAL SwELLISss.- This medicine in
ereses the peYer VI Digestion, and excites the Alb
sorbents into healthy action, by which Watery OF
Oaleareous dispositions, and an Unnatural En-
argements are reduced, as well as Pain and Inhsm-
HELMBoLl's EXTRACT BUcHU has cured every
case Of Diabetes in which it has been given Irri-
tatlon OF the Neck, Of the Bladder and inflammation
Of the Kidneys, liberation Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention Of Urine Diseases Of the Pros
tate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus Gravel.
Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Dis
charges, and for enfeebled and delicate eOnstitu-
tons, Of both sexes, atteneed with the foElowin7
symptoms; I1dispOsitiOn to Exertion, Loss Of
Power Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of Disease, Wake
tulness, Dimness Of Vision; Pain in the Beck HOt
Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dryness Of the skin,
Eruption on the Faee, Palid Cagntenance, UriYer-
sal Lassltude Of the Muselar Systym Sc
HELA5RoLD,sl E1TRAcE BUcHU is Diurgtie and
blOod-P urify1ng, and cures all diseases arising from
hablts OF dissipation, excesses and imprudences in
me- impurities Of the Blood, &C, superceding Co
pabia IN affections for which it Is used, sueh a.
GonorrhPa, elects Of long standing, and svphili-
nc Aneetons N these diseases, used m connection
with dELNlBOLp's ROsE WAsR -
Sold BY al Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Beware OF Counterfeits. Ask for Helmbold's.
lake no other. Price, 81 25 per bottle, or SIX bot
ties for 50 90 Delivered to any address. Describe
in all eommunieations Address
d, HEL4RoL4D, 5aA broadway, New York.
- None are genuine unless done up in steel-en-
STayed wrapper, with facsimile Of my Chemical 4
Warehouse, and signed
5,2m Mt HEIafBOLD.
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L EXaDeFant H6nlfh Is a blessing vOuChsafed Il
few. Even those who have been favored by nature
with strong constitution and vigorous frames arc
apt to neglect the precautions necessary to preserve
these precious endoWments. Indeed, as rule, the
more healthy and robust a man Is, the more liber-
ties he is inclined to take with his own physique
1t is some consolation to the naturally weak and
feeble to know that they be so invigorated and
built up, by proper use OF the means which science
has placed at their disposal as to have much bet
ter chance of long life and exemptions from dis
eases and pain, than the most athletic Of their fe
lows who are foolish enough to suppose themselves
iRyqlnerahle, aad act accordingly. 1t is not too
much to say that more than half the people of the
civilized world need an occasional tonic to enable
them to support the strain upon their b9dies and
mindss which the fast life Of this restless age oc
easiOns. In fact, pure, wholesome, uaexciting
tonic is the granddesideTatum Of the busy millions,
and they have the article il HOsTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS. It is a stamial medicine,
!. e. it imparts permanent strength TO weak
systems and nvigurates delicate constitutions It's
reputation and its sales have steadily increased
Competiys preparations have been introduced AID
tIRTTUaI, and, as far the public is concerned, AD
N4UsEvSl in the hope of rivaling it; but they have
all either perished in the attempt or been left far
in the rear. Il has been the great medical success
Of the present century, and it Is quite certain that
no proprietary medicine in this oauutry is as wide
" known, or as generally used, Ten lightning
presses, running necessarily Sundays exeepted,l
the whole year through, barely supply the demand
for the IlhlstIated Almanac, ia which the nature
and uses OF the preparation set FORTH the cir
culatiOn now being over five millions year.
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Ayer's CherrY PectoraI.



Probably never before in thss 7Fhelc histage n,
meiclne mas thing Won 50 Tille5v and ~ fIsst,I,,
ppeo ihe confidence nf mankind, as This qyreiier,t
remedy tor pulmonary complaints Throu9i4 a lF,ft,r
SEXES OF years, and among most nf The races n
men 1t has risen higher and higher IN fI9r ssii7-,
ncB, q Il has become better known. Tfs 1inierr1,
character and power to cure the various sfIctiov
of the lungs and throat have made IT ll1p-., a. ! ~
hah5e protector against them. While nfls,,fesi NJ,
miler forms Of disease and to vallnV cliiir, 4, II
at me same tine the most efecfual rsmef. fbaf a
Be gwen ior lncipient consumption, and The Ian
gerOus anectlons Of the throat and llndsf "A : = ,7
vision against sudden attacks Of Cro1,, ii sb,,I5
pc KEPT on hand IN every iamily and iiifieef ~ IN
arc soIneinnes subject - colis and coughs. IN
snoukrbe provided with this aAliri0te for Them
Altnough settled CoNsHHRpff6lr IS thnnqSi in.
curable sun great numbers Of cases Wherefhe dis
ease seemed settled, have been compiefelv enrrd
and the panent restored 20 sound heahh D., fhe
CHERRY PICTORIAL So complete Is its lussfer,-
over the disorders OF tho Lungs and Threat tb;s
the most obstinate OF them yield to il, When rofb
ing else eould roach thsn under the sEerysr Tse.
t0rqt they subsido and disappear r-l-l .-e7rI
lection frOm It. TT'- pis'
4sthn'@ is always relieved and oflen wholly
BroHehttis is generally cured bv taking ne
CteFr1 Feetor0t IN small and freuuenf ilosss
% generally are rs virtues known tllsf Ne neoI
not publish the certificates Of fhes here or 10 Fier.
nan assure the public that its qualities are fniS
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Eor Fever and Ague, Intermittent FsFsr
1a1u EeVer, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Asues Periodical or Bilious Fever -, :
aad indeed an the affections which arisa.
Llom masariouss marsh, or Inissnatio
af
As is name implies, It does Ctsy-c asd rIoes ros
1sl. containing neither Arsenic flTIinine Bisruth
S.ne, nor any otner mineral OF poisonous subs.ancs
NhaIeveri y m nQWise injures any patient m
ngmoer and importance ofits cures ia the sgus lis-
tricts are literally beyond account and We ke7Va
without parallel in The history OF Ar-le rIpji-f.s
Onr pride = graelled b. the acknowledgements Ne
receive OF ne radical cures elected "a eh1ii7afs
cases, and where other remedies rad who'll fhiIed
. Ihas.clnlaien persons, either residtnt io or
LaS SeiiIn9 tarongh miasmatc localities WI Be rra.
1eSteQ 1y taksng The 4GUE CURE dallr.
tor Ltrer Complaints, arising from f5rsiriisv,
q ne Liver, it Is an excellent remedy. stmui iafn
nc LIVER into healthy activity. ~ ~ -
for Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, 4 d
81 sAeslien5 remedy, producing many frniV -
narkable cures, where other medioines Ia flerf.
frepared by DR. J. G. AVER & Co. pr11tiral
al round the world, ~
PRICE, S1.0e PER BOTTLE,
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Bond exempt from taxation, AIO9. e

Z. u. & Z. r r. statistics.-The fol-
lowing facts and figures are taksn.from the
report Of the Commissioner of Railroads of
Ohio; q FA,f
When completed the road will have
length ofI75 miles, 50 Of which are now
completed. 49, -s-g---r
The company owns 8 engines, 2 passsn-
ger cars express car, % freight cars, and
employs 50 men.
lDuring the year trains ran 29,6OO miles
and carried 22,757 passengers and I4e54
tons Of freight. ---v
The total earnings Of the company were
$46 ,Os5, and the total expenses 81, ,OO9,
Only s animals were killed, for which the
company paid $s2.5O.
No accidents resulting in injury to any
per son occurred during the year.
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wooDv11LH.
FEBRURAY Ist.

FEBRURAY 1st, 1863.
Ma, EDITOR:-Politically, WoOdvills re-
mains the same, aad Lager is stilI sold at
two and-a-half cents glass. There is, now
ever, chance for reform, as old Democrats
say if any body will convince them that the
negro has q soul they will vote the Republic
can ticket. VIII not some one volunteer to
do that service for them.
WOodville, in general, is behind all other
towns Of its age. Still, We have good
market for our produce, Bruins Bros have
been dealing pretty heavily in pork, this
season, in fact there were no other buyers in
town. We have two other dry good stores j.,
the Price Brothers and @. Powers. We have
four places of worship. The Lutherans are
putting up large organ in their church,
which cost twenty hundred dollar. We
have two Hotels, four Groceries, (whsrs
Lager Beer sells at two and-a-half cents q
glass;) three Wagon shops, four Blacksmith
shops, one Cabinet shoP, Hardw ware store,
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z. AlrIA.....s.a IL. ruXsl..,.. |
go on THE scAFFoLp.

4 At twentylthfee minutes past noon Davis
attended by Sheriff Frazee5 Deputy .Sharif
George Ridgeway the turnkey sand Rev
| Mr.. Washburne, came upon the scaffoId
Mr.. Washburne read the prayers of the
| Church for persons in similar conditions
Davis all the while kneehngon fhs stains o
the gallows, bis hands pressed ie6tl y over
his eyes and silently sobbing. This over, be
stepped briskly upon the track, when Sheriff
Frazee went through the rs hal formality Of
exhibiting to the prisoner the death warrant
his emotion being such that he could not
read it. Davis was then asked if he had
anything to say, and replying ''NothingS
was placed upon the trap, haDdcuffs placed
on his wrists, his arms secuted in the usual
manner and his legs firmly bound together
atthe ankles. The black cap was drawn
over his face, the Sheriff turned half around.
placed his foot on the spring, hesitated a
moment then gave it the fatal kick, and
Lewis Davis hung suspended by the neck.
He appeared quite composed on the scaffold,
casting his eyes Upwards mostsof the tine
and looking pale but quiet. Alter hanging
eleven minutes, DR.. Schenck pronounced
him dead, which assertion was concurred in
by the other physicians. After hanging
four minutes longer he was take1 down and
placed in the coffiu, plain white-wood one,
covered with Black oil CLOTH furnished by
D. W. Duty, undertaken, on Erie street.
He died very easily, only showing one or two
slight conyulsions. An examination of his
neck showed it to be broken. When brought
upon the trap be clasped his hands together,
and they remained in that position until
taken down. His firmness under the trying
ordeal was remarked by all as characteristic
of the department he gave through the trial
and the subsequent incarcsration.
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Deaths.

In Riley Township, ssndusky county, O.,
February 7th, 1869. FRANKLIN E., only son
ofHENRY and HATTIE JONES, age d one month
and IA days.
PIllow'd on a Ssviors breast
sweetly sleeps and softly rest
Soon the morning shall restore
The buried babe we now deplore.
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Much 1mproved.-The Greensburg
road has been much improved by macada-
mining it in the worst portions. About ak
miles Of The TOsd has been improved this
way, foot in depth and twelve feet vide.
During the coming season The sswork wiz be
completed and the road graded and macada-
mized the entire distance.
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PRocuRE THE BEsr.-As in buvin

PROCURE THE BEsT.-As in buying
goods, SO in insurance, it is the cheapest to
buy the beat, Select good company, and
sea VI iu case zos hohorsbls loss,
avoid vexatiOus delay in payment, escape
harrassing law suits, and all the worry at
tending the collection of losses from com-
panies not among the best. If you want
good insurance try the Enterprise. Ward
& Butman are the agents.
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ohioans will have to do better. NOtwith-
standing the number of heavy hogs raised in
Ohio IOEHhas gone one better. The Dnbu-
que Tines makes melton Of a hog slaughter
ed near that place which weighed 1000
pounds dressed, and one pork dealer of that
Plaes purchased eight hogs which averaged
535 pounds each.
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BARRErr's VEG E1ABLE HA1R REsronAr17

BARRETr's VEG ETABLE HAR RESTORATIVE
The amount of attention bestowed upon
the human hair is something marvellous to
contemplate. Poets have made it the bur-
den of many a sweet refrain, and blooming
maidens Ofmany anxious thoughts and sleep
less nights. At last, however, the question
of how to obtain, and once obtained, how to
retain beautiful head of luxuriant and CLOS
sy hair, has been set at rest, by the introe
duction Of "Barfett's Vegetable Hair Restore
tive into ge1eFal use. This admifable pre-
paratien needs only 70 be 5ied to be never
denied a place in the toilet Cincinnati
Dailv GGsedP,
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The Enterprise Insurance Company
of Cincinnati, has established for itself a
character for integrity and stability, that
renders those iOsuring in it a degree Of Sc
curity not always felt when insuring in other
companions. 1t pays its losses promptly,
and hOnOrably. If you want good insurance
call on Ward & Butman, who are tbe agents
of the Enterprise. ,-,s-1
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The ststsmsnt Of the Hone Insarane,
Company appears in our columns this waek
apd is certainly a very catering exhibit d
its financial condition. !. NJ. Keeler is the
agent for Fremont, and wiz be happy to
make cut policies for all applicants.
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project is now on foot ,tO- construct a
rsihosd nom Toledo to Pittsburgb, BY The
way of Massillon ami New Lisbon, connect.
iug with The McConnelsville and Baltimore
road at Pittsburgh, and with the Northwest
ern of Toledo, thus forming great trunk
line of more importance than that of the
Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne There is an
old survey Of the route from Massillon 10
the Ohio riFer,via n ew Lisbon, which makes
the distance to Pfttsburghsonse ten or fifteen
miles shorter than by the way. of the n
Wayne road. By reference to a map It viii
be seen that the proposed route is nearly an
air line from Massillon TO Pittsburgh
MdSSilOn Independent.
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Andrews & Rice are the Agents Of The
Insurance Company Of North America, for
Fremont. lis statement which appears il
ss0ahsr column, shows the oOmpaDy.to be
one Of the best in the coIntry. It pays its
Losses promptly, and has, since its organiza-
tiOn paid the large sun of over $40, OOO0OO
to sufferers BY fire. The agents viii attend
promptly to ali applicants for insurance.
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DELICIOUsLY MEDIoINAL.-This is the uni
yersal verdict pronounced upon PLANTATION
BITTERs by all who have tried them. The
well-knOwn healthpromoting ingredients
from which they are made, and their inVal-
liable merits as remedy for indigestion and
all its consequent ailments, and the preven-
tive qualities against diseases arising from
climatic changes, miasmatic influences aud
imperfect secretions, are so widely known
and so honorably endorsed, that we trust no
one will fOregO the advantages of teir use.
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J. I. LANMAN d Co., have received a
new supply of TEA, from the MERCHANTS
UNION TEA Co. OF N Y. They sell Tea at
the NEW YORK PRICE and warrant every
pound to give satisfaction, if it does not, the
money will be refunded on returning it.
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The Teas of the Great United States
Tea Warehouse, are being used by almost
allthe families in the county. They are
wrranted and money refunded if not satis-
factory. BUckland d Sons agents. 2.
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For SALE.-Any Person desirous
Of engaging in = good paying business with
acapital of Three or -Four Thousand Dol
lars can find something to their advantage
BY addressing. A.B.
Lock Box 96. Fremont Ohio. 4w
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LOCAL NoTlcEsgT

A WORD TO THE WIsE.-Just Re-
ceived-One Carr Load of Michigan White
Wheat The -four of which we will be pleas
ed to Exchange for Greenbacks. u
6S - ~ aMooRE & DEAN.
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6 5. esryis s o.


PoNERoF's DElIoek Ar sThis new paper
has wonderful circulation. In nearly every
town in the country the democrats and work
ingmen are getting up clubs for it. 1t is the
boldest, sharpest paper published, and walks
into Congress and the Bondholders regard
less Of results. The PAPER has over fifty
thousand subscribers in the State of New
York alone. Send for sample copies, which
are sent free, and see it for yourselves. Ad-
dress ". ". Pomsroy, Printing House Sgvare
NetC York Gin.
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A Diary.-A gentleman who has kept
diary of the weather, undertook to made a
diary of his wife's actions for week with
the following result;
.Monday-A thick fog; no neeing through
it, Tuesday Gloomy and very chilly; IN.
seasonable weather. Wednesday-Frostv.
at times sharp. Thursday-Bitter cold in
the morning red sunset with flying clouds,
portending hard weather. Friday-storm
10 the morning with Peals of thhuder; air
clear afterwRrd. SsturdSy-G Cleans of sum
shine and partial thaw; frcst sgain at night.
Sunday-A slight southwester in the NOR
ming; calm and pleasant at dinner time; hur-
cane and earthquake at night.
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Presentation. Homer Everett, reached
here oA Saturday last, from Columbus, and
is spending ssE Days al lsne.bEs
Hon. R P. Buckland win accept our
thanks fOr various public documents.
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1t Gives UubOunded Satisfaction.

I Mount NernOnI O., June 4th, I66o.
Messrs. Gulp 6Wickham m-The Dyspep-
sia aud Headache (Whittlesey's) Cure left
with me, giUss uabouHded satisfaction. The
supply is nearly exhausted. Send by freight
four dozen more ISRAEL GREEL'
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If you want to be sure of getting a
genuine article in the patent medicine line
you should buy at Buckland l. Sons.
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Real Estate Transfers for the two
weeks ending Saturday, Jan. 80, 1869, pre-
pared By Wv. sTIEE, Recorder. II n
Eli s. Wright to Alfred George, 5 acres ID
sec 81 Green Greek = --.-..--.. !. ! $500.
.Sauiuel McCreu 70 SiIas Stuftsysut. 20
acres in sec 80, York. 5000.
Emanuel Smith to Samnel 7. Bell, Is
acres IN sec 81, Madison S50e.
MelchiOr Rborbacher to John Koegele, %
acres in sec "a Townsend -.-.--.. $1,000.
Elizabsth Reynolds to s. W. Reynolds,
lot No. 572, Clyde $3.50.
Andrew II. Powers toHenry n. Powers,
n. 3. zee 81, BallviIle. :. - $1,000.
jonathan d. Shutz to Hiram Hawkins, 81
acres in sec 20, Townsend ...-.---. $500.
Luther Gibbs b Frederick Meele, part of
lot No. 2 In sec 50, Sandusky -. S4OO.
Henry Parker to Sarah Ritter, 10 acres in
sec ), ork----- $500.
osthhrine Bowman to August Heileman,
Z Of 154 acres in sec /, Washington $1,000,
Ward Philo to Joseph Haaser, acres in
sec 1S, hlley .-s+-..--.:- $47O.
Philip KeeIe to James Keefe, in lots No.
li62 d 1853, Fremont $500
Charles Schrader 60 Jacob siOll, IS acres
Al se0 - HS'Os'' - ----- S%5OO.
Frederick BOski 10 Elisa n. Holoomb, 90
acres in sec II, Ssndusky. SlO5O
Jacob Meyer 70 william Jacobs, in lot No.
1870, Fremont 1850.
Peter Rust to Barney Halbiseu, % acres
In sec ~ Riley $3.50.
Peter Rust to Amelia Rust, le acres in
sec l9, Riley. al.
Samuel A. Stout 10 Sarah Ann Durfee, in
lot No 647, Fremont. SfIO.
F. S. White to William Cariol, in lots No
1l39, ll43 g. ll44, Fremont -. 1854,
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sandualzy County .-An easamination of
the Auditor Of States report gives us the
following county statistics:
The number of male inhabitants of the
county Oys. q years of sgs enumeration
taken IN April and Nay, 1862, is s, "a
white 81 eolored s-total s. sI9 A@E E6B
The number of acres in the county is set
down al 25s, s23, valued at %, SOS 6,56I
Value Of Real Estate in towns III ,O57 ,236
Value of Chattle property y...-...5, ,lsO, 1888
ro,A Is-s7c7oo
AOeoA's-s .s-s s-~- ,O4O,l ,lSU
Bonds exempt from taxation. SIOq A35
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Cant be Beat we venture 10 say
that there snOt farmer in Sandusky county
that can beat The following;
There is lucky farmer near Dubuoue.
Iowa. On the night Of the 18th ult.. two Of
his sheep became the mothers Of seven lss1bs.
one producing three and the other four: one
Of his COWS had calf a SOW had a litter of
seventeen pigs; and his wife presented him
with two bouncing boys.