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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-08
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CoLUNBUs o., J 10. 4th, 1863.
DEAR JouRNAL:-The new year was usher
cd ih BY fOgy, smoky, damp dark day. in
Columbus. Abominable weather suppress
ed out door demonstration. Nathing visible
on the streets, but small squad of military,
maFcsipg'tP martial music, with a national
flag aid firing now and thep vslley. 10 tell
It's progress through the gloom
Indoors, however, ther6za'eFe Indications
of social 10y; in various parts Of, tho city.
"There was the sound of revelry by night,'--
Rich music mingled With The callers vol
ces, gnshed nt5upop the psssers from high
illuminated ais, telling f tA4 joyous
dance, and all around were signs that Ter
s;ChOre, BaccbusS Venus, and Cupid, were
It csiving more thaansaal homage from their
votsriees.
Yesterday the Reatter turned warm and
bright as Spring.
The committee On the burnt Lnna,ic asy.
.1un have Psae extensive and co.tly nses-
egstions. "a rasjqri'y srepoFt, ,against re-
building on ! old site, and a minority re-
port in favor Il doing SO. will be the result.
The mhiJlity, looking to the future OF the
state, end the welfare of the inmates, desire
a large tract of land, and more extensive
buildings, and their position will be sustain
ed by ths opinion of eminent medic i skill
and strong reas ms.
The committee to locate a reform school
for girls, have visited various locations, but
have not made laown any conclusion. !
The Senate committee, 90 review the laws
governing municipal corporations, have not
yet completed their labor. 1t will be able
to Fepott the1 secb',dggr third week0of,th
sssssIIiioS. dIdluiilU U JSiDJ
Tomorrow the General Assembly will
convene for business. There is nothing
new apparent, TO stir party bitterness. The
partizaus of accidental m jority, in the leg
islstive department of the state, are some-
what toned dowu,by the November e e'ections,
and'ths Republicans lovk for, an 7sb 5tement
Of that unscrupulOus audacity which char
acter zed the resolutions and legislation Of
last year, MAMMAL 7 T. "a
There is much business of vital import
ance to the State, for this General Assembly
to do. Amongst other things, the location
of the Agricultural college, re. valuation of
property for taxation. too long neglected.
Rebuilding the Lnnatic Asylum. Estab-
lisRibg 4 Rsf9m School foffgIRs Est
mates and appropriation of the current fiscal
year, AID various other matters too uumer-
out to'mentiOn. SANDUSKY.
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SFARTJINe frauds have been discover
Ell in the supplying Of stationery to the
hiterior Department The Commis-
sioner Of Patents, looking into the mat
ter made discoveries Of which these are
samples He found index books charged
81 s25 apiece, and that six had been re-
ctdved not worth 75 eeals apiece. He
found 40 cayest books charged at more
than $40 apiece, when saere couldn't be
teRa found in the Office, and they not
worth hslfthe price charged. He also
discovered that The Ps..ent Offiee was
paying $40 per 1000 for patent cards.
worth about So, aud s22 for card tags,
worth about IS, and $50, 600 had been
paid for, of which only $4,000 could be
accounted for as having been received.
Brown MANILA envelopes the committee
found, were costing s4s Psr thousand,
W1icas with printing addsdso probably
cost 81 athousand, aad while 40 600
were paid for, the patent Office reported
only 10000 IS having been received.
They found also $40 thousand we're
paid fer pstsnt heads which are now
costing but s25 per thousand. There
were $4,000 charged and paid for, but
not half the number could be sccounted
for as used. ae .9is
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MOTIoE.-Henry KIag. 60 !!

MOTIGE.-Henry King, aged 10
l. years, and Horace z. King, aged years, of
Tully. State Of New York, VIII take notice that
George L. Price, OF Sandusky. county, Ohio, did
ogte 2nd dayof January, 1859, fie his petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas OF 5andnsky county
Ohio, against the said Henry King and Horace Il
King; minors, and Margaret Dickinson, Edward +.
Dickinson, Julia s. Dickinson, John B, B. Dickin-
son, ROdolphus Dickinson, Alartha Jane Dlckin-
son, and james A. Diekins1n, "a minor, setting
forth that said plaintiff has the lal estate in and
IS entitled to the Immediate Possession of the fol-
LOVING described premises, situate In the county Of
Sandusky, State Of OhiU, tO-wit; The east-haif Of
the north-westquarter Of seotion twenty two, o.
toEhship tourl4 range thirteen IlS,l containing
eighty $50 acres or less. Thathe has been entitled
to ne possession OF said premises since January 90
1865 and that, said defendants have unlawfuIly
keptshim out of possession OF the same, and that
sad defendants have, since said oath of January,
1861, received the rents issues and profits Of said
land OF the value Of $780, and asking Judgment for
the possession Of said lands and for SAID sum of
5000. And said Henry King and Horace E. King
are notified that they are required to answer said
petition on or before March 6th 1869.
HORD & LENNON,
Jun. 2 1853. . ~ Att'ys for Pl'R.
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a Republican weekly. It was originated by
Judge j. M. EdmuBds, late Lind Commits
siOncr, sbobt tive cars ego. aud bas been
under his editorial Management during the
NhOls time. JE.
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Throws JOURNAL OF HoRuoULrURK, un-
changed in form and outward appearance,
and almost incapable Of internal improve
menis is again upon our table. It contains
a splendid colored plate of the famous Prtsi-
dent Wilder STawberry, of which valuable
variety, the Publishers Of The Journal Of
Horticulture are the sole prOprietors, having
bought the plants to distribute % their sub
scribers.
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The lIedIna EsfIe.

We have received the arst number Of
this paper, under the control Of our
predecessor in the JouRSAL. capt
qesEEE, and il already eyinoes i'm
proveusnt l, win hereafter be real
y home paper, printed at hOme,-nOt
ene half in ChioagO-and as 1t will be
ably edited, ii viii commend itself to
tae favor aud patronage Of all the citi-
cess Of Medina county, who wish live
paper published in their county. Sue.
caSs 70 you, Bro. GREENE. hi 1is
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GREAT BARGAINS

DETERSON'S Counterfeit DeGector and
/ National Bank Note List, corrected by Drexel
4 Coz Baakers, is invaluable to al business men in
these nmeS 81 counterfeit Inoey, there being more
IN cireulation nov than ever bsfora,ls it Being a
miscellany 9t useful knowledge as regards the
finances Of the country and is especially devoted tc
Banking, Stocks, Trade, Money, &c, with full list
OF Counterfelts on all National Bank Notes and
Currency, II contains the official list of all the Ma
tlonal Banks, and the names and Rates of Discount
on all the State Banks-vith quotations of the gen.
eral Discount on Notes at the following cities
Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, baltimore
Chicago, Pittsburg, IS, Louis &c, and the Whole
sale nsea CrrrfHt, Win q Complete Liz of al
The Afbkea, and Worthless hanks and Bank notes
in tie country, and is published on the st and 18TH
OF every month, Every storekeeper and person en-
gagged IN business should subscribe to PetersOn's
Detector. The price is, for the Monthly issue One
Dollar and Fitty Cents a year, or for the semi
Monthly issue, Three Dollars year
TERMS, for the Monthly issue of twelve numbers
One copy, one year.. so
IWe-eeplea one year. ..x, ..E. :. = 1, 25a
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Fiveoop1es, one year, and an extra copy 20 the
person getting up the club, making six
copies IN au..'.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Terms, for the semi-Montiy issue of "a numbers,
for one year, Just double the above rates,
we would advise all persons to subscribe to the
seml-nontnly issue whereby they Eill get descrip=
some two weeks IN advance Of the monthly num-
Der.
In remitting, get Post Office order, or a draft
on Philadelphia or New York; if neither of these
can be had, send National bank notes greenbacks,
CanVassers wanted everywhere to get subscribers
to Peterson's National Bank Note List. Send for
Canvasser8i Confidential Circular containing in
stTuod0ns. Large wages can bemade Address
h 1ssa 81 7, B, PETERSON & BROTHERS,
/ NorS Sa1 Chestnut St., Rhiladelphia.
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Library Association AT the annual
meeting Of the Library Association, held
Monday evening Of this week, the following
officers we're elected fOrihe year 1885, Pres
ident, E. Bashnell; Vice PIsidenL DR.. 3.
Dillon; Directors, c. h. Bell, MahIOn Chance
and A. II. Miller: Librarian and Treasurer
f. II, Gpn; CLERK; Edwin Hat; Cores
pondiDg Secretary, A F. Price. The Lee
ture Committee, as heretofore constituted
continues during the lecture season. It con.
sists Of the following members: c. h. Bell
"A. H. MIler, DR.. Dillon; DR., Wilson, A. F
Price, E. Bushnell, Pres, and ". W. Ross
Secretary. TIE Librarian was instructed 70
Use such means as be might deem advisable
to collect in such books as belong to the
Library Association or tbe Public School
Library, ard are now IN the hands ofprivate
I individual! H
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Nrm A0utrtisements.

HOUSE FOR SALE.-The two
H story frame dwelling House, on tho south
west corner Of Market and Arch streets With The
next lot west. The lots aSe we'll covered with
truit trees, &C., Apples, Peaches Pears, Cherries
Qumees, with many kinds Of Grapes and Berries
It Is near the business part Of tho city and pleas
ant location. r. W. B, MCCLELLAN.
Fremont, Jan. = l56g. 2-tf
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The Perrysville rioters, who cleaned out q
whisky shop last week have been acquitted
at their trial held in Ashland. Twenty
tive of them were ladies'
PettiDgiH occupied a page Of each of the
great New York DEilies last Saturday with
Advertisements Of Hearth and Home. He
has been in he adve-tlsing busincss for a
quarter Of a century, and he knows what
advertising is worth.
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ER 50 aAE CRST
Z . q Y a q q
/ SIHL QyHd L.N6Q
MPORTANT
TOAGENTS
LARGER THAN .EVER3
100 PER CENT,
EAsTMAN 8 KENDALL !,

Saved by clubbing tdgether and buying Cotton
Cloth Dress Goods WOOlen Goods, Hosiery,
Blankets, Shawls &c, &c, together with Boots and
Shoes, Books, Cutlery Silvor-Plated Ware, Csstors,
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N 9ElCE.-We take this opportus
= y ntF q notifying the public that one oharles
q -, --alrg 10 llteiy restled ia.this blrt,et
zen representing, by card and puhi-gtieu fh7t he
\, sas one OF the firm Of Cross & Thomson The pub
nc eTRere1Y nOtitel that said Thquson made
suel = fesenestlOhs without anthority and
IN nict such h-m never existed. Al psrsOns are
warned not to do business with said Thomson in
- ld nrs name or to contract any debts on account
snereOL. ls Ell CROsa =
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NOTICE.
John d. ereenbrier. PfH,,

Francis Greenbrier, Deft. Franeis e;rsenb,ss-
whose place Of residence is unknown TO re ssid
peiuoner, Is hereby notified that John ID. Greer
er 5Iler did, on the 4,h day Of January, A, D. le69.
Court nf Common pleas within and f,r sia a,,,,t =
q q and State 81 Chic, charging The IA /
eI'ile!s dree nbiier with wifni ahseuee ron hitn
W. salu llltintln, Tor m0Ee tnau three years and
SseenoTier, which petition wiz stand for hearin9
at the next termof said Court.
By EVERETT & FOWLER.
'th' > tas-2-1 Att'ys inr PLAINTIFF,
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Nay VI Oo14fftAgB AoO0s
RESOURCES. 1-i -t''
Loans and Discounts .$lI5,9s4 As
ONeI OrdAts. - l,5S4 96
U. s. Bonds deposited with o. s. Treas
urer to secure Circulating Notes - 100 600 O0
U. S. Bonds deposited with L. S. Treas
3 urer to secure Deposits, -. l. IN 70 OOO m
y: 3. Bonds ana securities on hand. 21,45O 90
serve Agents .......... 1884 %
" DBue nom other National Banks.......-. . 567 As
Due rom other Banks and Bankers..... 2,lS0 Sc
current Expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. li7l32
Cash Items Including Stamps ....., 1864 80
Bills Of other National Banks.. 569 No
Fractional Currency Including Nicklesl 203I 90
Specie and otheg Lawful Moley .......r 4I.2s5 Is
- - - - - $a85T7s 8
Capital Stock paid in, ....... 100000 90
T6BtIs S96Ft Snd dpne PS... lT'';l S2S9S g
Circulating Notes outstanding sS,758 90
Individual Deposits. .......,. 1851 81
U. 8. Deposits. 1854 O2
DePositsf Of y S. Disbursing :, =, - .,-..-.
Due NATIONAL Banks ....... 1862 -67sF -
Due other Banks and Bankers. l55 90
s3S5,I79 %
/, A. II, MILLER, Cashier of The First National
Bank Of Fremont do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
oeheI' A. Il. MILLER, Cashier.
Hi9mn STATE OF 0HIo, ~
COUNTY OF SANDUsKY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th dav
OF January, 1869. r. WE. MolFIIAN
% Notary Public Gandrzlrv ~ n
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The Only Perfect Cure far. piles.

OF all kinds also Leprasy, Scrofula. salt Rberm.
and all Diseases Of the Skin & Blood q FlovTiosl
elLes AND HDlIOR GURE. internal snd
external use. Entirely vegetable. Used in Hcs-
Pltais Of the Ole and New World In case OF filrg7
anrnorize al dealers to refund the money and
charge It back to ne. No failure for overten wears
prepared H. .. kOWHsks, Chemist, Boston Al a
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THE PATENF MAGM C0MR

VIII color gray hair e-perInanent black or brown
Sold. .everyVheTc. Slid 1fllnRil tor 81 25 y
Address WAI, PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Cont Company, Springfield, Mass,
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Mem advertisements.
'+--1- ~ - ~ -t--. - - -------
Quarterly Report,

OF the Condition of the First National Bank of
~ Fremont, Ohio on the morning of the first Mon
day Of January, 1869:
, 1869-07-26

Judge FeTepont, the United States At
toruey in New York, has stated publicly
that the General Government has received
from Spain. in answet to overtures to TINT
end by the United States, assurances of O
ment to grant the Independence Of Cuba.
We do not understand TINT this indepcn-
dence Of Cuba means separation from,
Spain, but IN Independence and freedom in
its local afni1s, such as Great Britain ex-
tends to her American provinces. This
is all that is needed. Il Cubs can
not govern itself as IN independent
province, with the full power to make its
OWL 1nws, it is not fit to become State OF
this Uu1on. AS we said some days ago, in
commenting upon the supposed rccommea-
dation Of this policy to Spain by this gov
ernIuent, it is the very best result for the
United States. We do not want any more
territory now, nor shall We want any for half
4 century, We would like Cuba to be free,
as in TINT Case there viii grow mp large
and mutually advantageous commerce be-
tween the islnnd and the United States bnt
there is NO such feeling nmong the people
for anne1ntion as to create any desire for
anything beyond that.
The surest means That Spain can ndopt
to retain Cube as Il Spanish province is to
grant to the people the privilege Of govern
ing themselves, That will stop flibus.er-
ing; and, tho people must hive revolu-
ton, let the fighting On both sides be done
by themselves
We regret to see that the New York press
czihcise ye1y severely the conduct Of Gen.
eral Barlow, the United States Marshal, for
tho zeal he has shown in defeating the vari-
ops schemes for the invasion Of Cuba By
expeditions from this country. General
BarluE did but his duty; md that he did it
vigorously Is to his credit. We cannot
afford to be false to our national obligations
ut any time, bnt especially when we have
worked ourselves up TO the poin. Of war
against Great Britain for failure on the
part of her officers to do their duty under
Like circumstances
, 1869-07-26
PROHIBITION IN BOSTON,

The pnblic sentiment in Boston is go
Thoroughly united against tho proh;bisorr
liquor law that, after a WIN struggle to
e,lferce il. il has been n,ncticallv abandon.
cd, The -Aafrrtiser, Of that city, thus
hu1ps m The result:
"Tne public safe q matt i9nors "a. sterred
na aGa Eer, W. coz pouna. hive aceama.d n tho ias
cel!. Of nc sa.e =, p, Su ns1 ~ 1rsn ts
eoaS1. ncreasrcT. N't, On H. o,s1 ham, dr''4-
~ ets* aosx % xor< ifn tt n Lac n az srr"1s
~ 1ulhr d11"isng; tae hotels an, eating houses
continue 70 s1ppya a ,asm xI n ssel .rade su
lied IS lie change in the current ana tar ,rruds
o. INC ~ navs 1s n1reni,atc5 npn Tue siae
arposshne = ss :no 5sss';s se s,en esy 70
, 1869-07-26

fear Of wp1ndtnR the feelings Of the Dnnnoernre
candidate for Governor tn rcnn4ylyspis WHO IL
hloased" with several millions Of dotlars OF tha,
soFt Of properly. :.
The revised and corrected Official returns Of the
Virginia election make Walkers majority 1881.
Tho full Eotr 1as: Walker, 49, ss5; Wel4, 1ol, ,so4
Hon Thomas R Bowden, who has been Attor-
neJ General Of Virginia since 1853, and h4s seen
every other State on1cer removed At least ONCE
has rch9ned. AZ the Radical candidate he was de-
fested in the late election
The Boston 7faseliey saJs that |. appears from
the GnbernRtorlal history Of Massachusetts now
covering period Of Aluost ninety Jearx that ouly
one OF her Goyernors Was not nominated for 70.
election, and the exception helps sustain the rule
IL Governor Clifford would not allow himself to be
put tn nomination for second term.
The Cleveland IIeraA says that by the failure OF
the f1fm OF which the Chairman of the Ohio Demo
cratic Executive Committee Ii member, and the
departure Of 6enstor Thurman for California the
DenocrRttc party Is LEFT with neither head nor
pocket, at which there q voc unutterahle IN Co
lunhIa.
Nj. II. R Shaw publishes the following In the
DIcytus journal:
..o,s.p,ass n.soca!T1c = n sIAN CONVENTION;
1t, Il eS, ssss ST ns1s .ur,.,
pt,l1.; according to the r1Ae; # .tEEsss2as
The jackson oilsa} Clarion sayn: we are 70.
lolced BY assurances 10 Major Wonord. both lrok1
the ftes1dent xnd General Sherman, th1t the DIS.
tHct Commander will be required 10 discontinue
his partisan proceedings ard to show fair play 70
secure tmrar1innty, General Sherman viii order
The military officer nho conducted tho ylrr1uta
election, and against Ehom no complaint Of par-
tln!!tJ Is alleged to perform the same duty In Mis-
s!sE1rpL"
, 1869-07-26

t. H. ftcr
- ~ nI th5 ns"n, 1 ay ~ 4 ~ sSs1a2o tt,oa,s:
~ austnn eT " n ante
1 ~ - = ~. a4ta uae-s,oen cuno-
h1s -, M ~ eat 10 uEoa
~ t1 IN y ,' ~ ~ La aG 10 pea9
aenuI,,s E1 tns M =, TT rets1sssnn Ms
INV ~ ~ ~ .,s .5 tau ~ t.l .uas et ets
LILLE ~ 1ha ,aG unu lnae te soEae
oss ,ne IT. uoM nan "s na!i
q-, , stns ~ a., .peu tnt .nae aaomea w
iIutn Aie ~ ttn oay N.Y. y taAes more ire4aent.
pasA ns H. sn an
~! ISS.Gse, nt sats' tnt SuuAlo steaLneta
pave we lnonopoty o. me MAI business between
Engianu and the Ghtea stsses. and haylog no
cenptuilon ln MS nos! pfoltaole branch
~ ~ h, tne Gaslnsss' ,ns5 c1een Aons IN an ola-
sa,g. ~ tee ~ j. - nae saneo 20 tle
a, ,[., ~ tne - :. aprtaIs 70 me an anouay
tt. on5 ,G IL ~ anH sssosy " me
~ 1hs ian, th,t ~, t s ~ ~ M ~
~ ~ e ~ - ; ~ - p.1 y. -. " ~ w Eus
ss AMI faI u o1 ~ ~ ~ Ia
~ = ~ anu fas sna. =, IL ~ ~ aHe enl
Ss ~ ,ha,- ~ ~ noi me lnman
nv, ,tn.. a sbar I ,ho ~. ~ noLu
,ns ,s sot tuat ae5 possnat eVuio uo 70 %!et
.,n4 .rn Sa t!,,i ,1o, !.t1s lp sne Gon.
Lahe n4' tailen oFEause VI tueu l1oulty 70 make
tne Geslsea inns: me eahaIu company hare now
1T tt,n tas man lpI neasy ! tea.s ana ~
, 1869-07-26

any rational temperance measures, into
opposition to the Law. II puts the very
best friends Of temperance in the attitude
not only Of opposing law, but law which
processes to be intended to promote tenn
perenee. Every effort to enforce such a
Law must practically fail and in failing post
pones, if not dcseats, all such measures for
the decrease Of intemperance as have been
found efhcacious. In small Villages or
towns, where the public sentiment is unit
edly opposed to tho establishment Of any
places for the sale Of liquor, it is easy to en-
force such law. Any town in this State
has the power within its limits to FAKE that
exclusion. But in large citiea, which do a
large business in supplying the families and
clubs OF the country villagrs where tho sale
OF liquor is suppressed, and in which public
sentiment is opposed to such Inv, the pro-
hlhition cannot be enforced, md the result
IN Boston will be repeated every where else.
, 1869-07-26
OhlO.

Cuaunltics In Cinciunaxt-Wauu
ttTiDE Combinations Eoxtncu to
Tc.t the New toilcr InspccGion
LAVA Scramble for specie on a
tkosItond Trnin-Ekstlca by L,xns-
ming.
CINCINNATI. July A-George Setbert, baloou-
keeper. shot htnse!! IN the head this afternoon
Aud died Instantly. no reasnn known foF tb.s
suicide,
John KeEn. employed IN Summers se wing ma
chine factory. tel through haicnwaJ, stxtI-nye
feet lie hsd stepped into the open ha.cnwAy
with sewing machine LII his af7ns. One arm was
shattered Acd the other arm nspkeo, and internal
Injuries inflicted, rum Rhlch he viii hardly re-
cpyer.
~ u. Tayioz, An Asststant County C,e,s. died
1t noon froM the ecec14 Of fall lzxs night from
> WIDOW IN the taEd AsOrJ OF the Eou{I House
CkTnAAn, July SIT il ssnle4l thu powerful
combinations Of mauul&cture1s have been formed
At Eaesel1nd. fonnG1s0wn md elsewhere IN tue
STATE fof the Purpose OF testing tha VALIDITY OF
the neW boiler inspection law.
CINCINNATI July e4-Tha t1unt Of German
eml3rant 5eu TO pieces on the train OF tie DAYTON
Aena Cincinnati Railroad, Jeaterday, md ID usj
IN specie = scattered all oyef one Of The passea.
Scr ca1A 4 RcncEal scs1u1ile ep5ued among the
patsenEe1a for the pstElega OF hsodl.na Inc
the owner. ~
YorHGs1nN, July eA-Duttnr a han, thunder
storm to day, hEhatI Emory 1 tolI1nr- tuiI
helper, was Instantly killed By uxhtEInv wh!Ia
waxing n hay deld Near town, nan Ffth
c1N WaA Paza1yzed but u RECOVERING.