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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06
-uEe AND FIRE. J :.
BUcKLAND's OLD BLOCK.
I. M. Keller, Agent.

q ~ ~ "a ---I 'tA
INSURANCE to a man should be
one of the things that he can depend
upon. No man can tsllswhan fire may
break out in his house, his store, or
his barn, and in few minutes lay all
his worldly possessions in ashes. But
should he have an Insurance Policy in
.ihs ,Honls Of New York zatsrsqti6hdL,
ofNeW York; Ph@nir, of Hartford, CT
or the Hc@SS New Haven, CT he
will in a few days receive from me, in
cash, the sum for which he Nas insured,
and thus be enabled to build him new
house or barn, or buy q new stock Of
goods, Just look at the figures Of the
Companies I represent. Cash AssstA
on the 1st Of July, 1859:
Home, New York, ,284 5sl
international, N. Y.A l,29Oss44 SOL
Phenix. dAftfoEd, CT. /, ,57s, ,ee7 sSl
Home, New Haven CT, l,S5e,sO4 40!
q Total Nine Millions Dollsrs!l aG
During thsysst 1868, the Companies
which represent paid policy holders
for losses, as follows;
Home, New York - 81, ,O6e, 45I So
International, N. Ys.. 491,6I9 So
Phoenix, Hartford ----- 6O8,O8s IL
Home, New Haven 1881, ,946 Oh
.seI u4G dsrlgaE uui.- ~ ----L-Z
Total losses paid --I$s,47T ,9O4o 80
1t is certainly evidence of a mans
wisdom and good judgment to have hi S
property insured A'fVe9Slike sthief
in the night-comes when you least
expe5t It. 8 Itwin do no good to say the
n z Z a IT
morning after r.4th4stars the fire. you 4nsant meant to
60 to Mr.. Keeler tomorrow, and get an
Insurance Policy" Do It at once. Do
ittO-dsy. % isS$ss '5% 60 ShOms
to-night. How often man has waken-
Cd ilEthsRighsgish hishOusein flames
and had barely time to save the life Of
his household and himself and then
found to his sorrow that bis Insurance.
Policy had expired or that he had none
'At albT book and, see if yodaInsaraAss
.hpBey, has Jqifa1, ieBt has oome,im-
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Launched u 3. Fylsr. J Gnr ney and
P. Keefs, purchased the scOw Mary Ann,
which vas sold, on The stocks, at 0OnstableS'
sale, on Friday last. Saturday The prize
was launched aud It win be speedily fitted
up, aud put in commission. 1t is IS feet
keel, l6 feet beam, So hold, and will make
a capital vessel. Success to the new launch.
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DR.. E. Dilon-0fice PEactitioner-
has ou,hand lGres GssOEtmsDt Of Medicines
and other articles for dispensing, sufficient
for the treatment Of every class and variety
of disease. Regular Office hours from A.
n. till P. n. At EOther hours when not
in hi( sHee ean psusly be found at his
home situated on the same lot adjacent to
the Court House, Fremont, Ohio. DR.. E.
Dillon. maii - gg 9E-29
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Dragged. "A young man from Cleye-
land, We understand, was picked up on the
sidewalk, near the depot, on Tuesday night
last, by Dick T6bi1.i He was iiinisseeTnsible,
andlit afterwards appeared that he had been
drinking with some parties, who must have
drugged him, Hskhs had IOs been injured,
but was robbed of $2l1 as be clsimsfE
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Attempt 70 Burn the Ottawa Ooun-
ty Jail.-obe day last week, one of the
prisoners confined in the Ottawa county Jail
attempted TO burn the building It appear
that the rascal arrested in this place SOME
time since, BY MarlhEl Keefe, and after
wards identiasd as the incendiary who fired
the mill Of Ar. BOwlin at ElmOre, was the
guilty party, and win now have to answer q
second charge of inCendiariSp. he had
knocked off the plastsring overhead, and He'
fire to the sjoists, but gave the alarm before
the fire had, obtained sufficient headwsy
He no doubt expected TO make his escape
amid the confusion,
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None such as aBarrstt's''

"She never told her love, bat lei
cOneealmeuts like 4 worm i the bud feed On
her dsm6sK cheek" Poor thing shs VA
to be pitied. Yet his clothes always sat o.
him aWry. His coat was too tight, his Ves
was too loose, and bis pants were dragging
in the mud, aDd-She would not have him
ReasODl he did not buy his clothes Of Il
Dryfoos. Young msn hEe 4Rraink and buy
Of DEyfoOs. AHs' (
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we notice that Mr.. h. F. Psden, Mas.
ter of Transportation Under the'Old organiEa-
tion of the S. M. l. N, R. R., has been re-
tainsd ID thsi pOsiiioh by liz asR otgauiza
ton. This is deserved recognition of the
ability and faithfulness of competent Of
ficer. He had held that position on the road
for some years, and discharged its duties In
a most satisfactory manner, enjoying the
confidence and esteem of sll connected with
the road, A better man for the place it would
have been hard to fbdl & 10 OUU
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Nice Wheat.-Mr John R. Andrews,
of West Fremont, left with US, a few dsyu
ago, twenty heads of the long beard Med
iterranean Wheat, which weighed an ounce
and three-quarters. Also the same number
of heads of Rye, which weighed an ounce
and half and to cap all was a stalk Of Rye
which measured Z feet 81 inches in length.
It was all very nice. HI
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LODGES.
MASONIC.


n. ETEFHEEsoE LODGE, No. I2B, T. 4 A. H.,
meets ct Masonic Hall, Doneysons block on nrst
and third Tuesday evenings Of every months
BnAn.AaD LODeE, No. sss, F. & A: n, meets ct
AEasoEic HaIl, Minis Block, on second and fourth
-Fritay evenings Of every month.
GRE ~oSE CHAPEER, No. 81, R. A. n, meets at
Ar..,uie VAIL Nims' block, on ths hEst THURSDAY
b. ,rvsnsIE of ,'aeh month;
ODD FELLOWS o a.a Il
ou,-.v ronar, No, Il, I. 0, o. F, meets At
GA ,ssIIo,s Kan. fu, rksnds old block, every Sat-
etaAy evening.
Fremont ESoAHrlHsT, u 20 ~ 1.o. o'fs' meets
sane place on second land n rtn MONDAY sVsn-
ings Of each month. ..--f. ..5r
DRUIDs: ~ ii
e .' sozrI1Ea ezovE, No. Il, v. A, o D. neets At
their Han in Frsntzsl Faliers block, e'sEy A-O'l-
day evening.
Ynr,s0NT CHAFz1a, No: 6, v, A, o; D., mssti at
no. same plsos every OthE Thursday evening q
.i5... GOOD TEPLARs. r.
-1' FsrItuEr TE1rrLE, No: 7e, I Q. g. y, meets at
4 tlsir Hsu in shomOs block eTerY Tuesday even
ing, ct TX O'Clock.
" ToFrtS DEezEE TEMPLE, No. leo, L Q. G. T
Meetings held alternately Et the Halls Of the fs
mont and Ballvf1e subordinate Lodges on the first
Monday evening in each month.
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The numer of horses returned for taxatiC

The numer of horses returned for taxation
in Ssndusky county, for the present year is
s,35s, against 5000 last year. Cattle l5,364
against 1905. Mules 100 against co.
Sheep 49, 2O9 against 81 ,99I. Hogs 1886
against 1861. The increase in horses; cat
tie and mules is slight. The decrease in the
number of sheep is l2,7s2, and in hogs, 2,
765.
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Large Yield,-Mr Platt Brush, of this
place, two years ago planted three pints of
the Improved Tammahsmmock Wheat, snd
received a yield last harvest fthree pecks.
Last fall the three Pecks were sOwn, and on
Wednesday last The crop raised from it was
threshed and yielded TRatg7fUs bushels.
This is hard to beat, i-,,- Ava,
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TO CsnsumPtivesy-The advertiser, having
been restored to health ina few weeks, By a very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
With severe lung Affection and that dread disease,
Consumption anxious TO make known 70 his
fell0W-sufeTers the means o9 cere. 1tH
To an who desire it, he Ein sspd q copy u the
prescription used, free Of charge, with the dire
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
viii find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, etc. The object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription i to Ieneht the sIiatsd,
and spread information which he eonesye to Be in
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer win tTy his
remedy. as it wiz cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. VII please ad-
dress, irai5i B Rev. HOWARD A. WILSON,
e2I ab r Williamsburg Kings county NY.
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A Race. AS the train on the L z, & L,
R. R. was nearing Findlay, Onthe I'd inst
horse got on the track ahead of the loco.
motive, and then commenced a lively race
for about a mile. The horse would NOT
leave the track, and ths train could rot in
safety, and on they went, lickety-brindle,
the horse putting in his best licks, and the
engine sporting at his heels Finally be
ran on to-the bridge acrOss the Blanchard
and stumbling among the ties; fell through
into the water, distance OftFenty feet, but
made for the shore and put of, evidently MOI
injured
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A Call.-A, G. Wilcox, formerly one Of
the prOprietOrs of the journal but now Of the
Richmond lind Telegram, called upon us,
Ou Tuesday evening last. He was looking
well, and reports business lively among the
HoOsiers. He made but short stay in our
city, but was well pleased to note the many
improvements made since his removal.
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List of Letters remaining 10 the Post
Office at Fremont. on the 5th of August, 1868
Robert Aerit; F Arlington /; Miss Nollit
Bruce Henry Barmeiter; b h Bailey; 3
L Backle Peter b Flick Mn Mary Hill
Miss r L johnson Martin Moriarty; Isaae
P Mc0rsy Miss Mary Post Lewis Vaser
Miss Martha Young.
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li Pittsburgh Fsmais collsgs Afhis de-
servedly popular institution, has just COM
pleted its college year, during which it has
had an attendance large enough to justify
the high opinions entertained of it. From
IFS recent catalogue we find thatItvo hun
drsd and ninety-four young lsdieshAye been
in attendance during the past y eat and that
nearly every State from the far east to Kan
Sas and Nebraska are represented. The
Faculty embraces NOR than twenty teachers,
selected with especial reference 10 their
known ability and experience. The course
ofHtudy is extensive and thorough, and con-
Quoted in so Efficient manner, that the sK-
sminationss occurring at the close Of the
terms, are frequehtly allowed to be
be conducted by teachers not connected with
the College.
Besides the advantages afforded in the lit.
erary branches, the ornamental are well pro-
vided for. Five teachers of music are in eBn-
ployed, and pupils desiring to do SO can
give their entire time to study in this de-
partment, with the advantage Of constant as
SOciaaOn with large number Of teachers and
pupils, in other departments, and of concerts
and lectures in the city, instruction in Ger
man and French is impaired by native teach
ers. Drawing, painting, needle-wOrk. wax
work, DC, are taught in the college, (which
may justly challenge compafisOn with sby
ladies school in the land.
The buildings are located in quiet aAd
beautiful psft ofthe city : During the p7es&
eut summer vacation wOrkmen are busily
employed making improvements. Every
private room, hall and school-room will te
covered with carpets and mating, and when
the Improvements are completed the build
ings will be thrown open for the inspection
Of visitors. The FAN term viii open Sep
tember 9th. Send for a catalogue to ]. G..
Psrshing, D. d. President of Femsle Col
lege, Pittsburgh, Pa. n. .g
....|.. - - - ,'-st-
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New Hook & Ladder ccmpany.--The
Juniors of Fremont, have had their ambition
fred by the achievement of No of Findlay,
and have organised a company. They are
s,liciting subscriptions and have obtained
nearly enough to get their truck. {
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rBapslt'." ES.o.usl H.ir RsIsFbiss,

Farmers do you want the best Grain
Drill in the nArkst-Ons shat is warranted
to give satisfaction IA every rpupsct-if 81
get the Celebrated HOOsieg Drills sold By
Geo. o. stahl Agent fsF ssndusky, Wood
and Hancock counties, P. s.-A Drill may
be seen in Mr., James MOOre's Flour Store
Just west Of P. Closes. 39-3T
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Oa the 23d ult., German at Oak Harber
who had loved, ifnOt wisely yet too well,
put an end to his existsnoe by drowning
himself in the Portage river. he bad loved
lass, in the fatherland, come to this coun-
try TO better his condition, and when in
proved, sent the means for his sweatheatt
to follow him. She arrived some weeks
since, but afterwards refused to marry hin
land be not able to bear ,'the pangsof de-
spissd love" /" did ssbis' quietus make,'' b.
plungiDg into the depths Of the Portage,
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How to View Tt.-The customary way
to view the eclipses of the sun, is to use
smoked window glass. 1t is suggested
that better mode is to see it by reflection
in pail or tub of water, placed out of the
wind. A vessel with q dark-cOlored bot
tom is best, In this way thsPpgess of the
eclipse may be distinctly Seen, without any
unpleasant effect on the eyes.
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: Barrott's" improves whisksrs.

HOUsrs AND LOT ron sEinE.ATbs
undsnigned OEsrS for Sals, two dwelling
houses and lot, situated or Water street,
opposite Downs Mil. One Of the houses
Is IN excellent condition and vary eOnVsn-
ieat Win be sold lev, and on rsasOnsbls
terms, o. bsreain viii be given 10 q cash
purchaser. apply to f 4
1882. AUGUSTUS d. .GtLDwELE.
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SUNDAY scHooL uNIoN. .


FRENoST, July 81, 1867.
10 o'oEooK, A. M.-Prof. Tuckerman being
in Fremont according to previous arrange
ment, to hold s. s. Teachers Institute,
the Sandusky Co., Union held its annual
utseting. Opened With Devotional szsrcisss
cenducted by Ret o. H. Young Prof
Tuckerman was then heard for an hour.
The following committee were appointed
to nominate officers for the ensuing year.
Rev. E. Bushnell, Messrs j. Burgner snd =
Ames.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock P. N. CLOSED
with prayer. ~
9 O'Clock P. N. Net and opened with
prayer. Several reports were beard from
schools in the country. A3 Sow 81
The committee on nominations presented
a report which, after being amended in sever
al points vssa adgpted 4 the fallovipg form:
President, Rev. E. Bushnell.
Vice Presidents-Ballville, Jacob Burg
nsr; JsckaOn, B. F, ,StsCkhouse Riley,
wrn. jones Green Ofesk, Il. n Rabs
York, Rev. E. Keller Sandusky, WIN. w.
Ross Madison, Thos. Bray; Scott, 1. W.
Doualds; Townsend, .Jas, Freeze Rice, g.
ForgersOn; WOOdVille, e. Kellogg Wash.
ington, DR.. Munk.
Secretary, I'm. KeeIsr.
B1EoUIrii1vE oOnNaFTEs :-TRe President,
Rev. Z. BusbneIl, the Secretary, 1. II.
Kseler; Rev. N. Bulger Rev. W. E. Sey-
on; Rev. Mr.. Ssibert v. A. Shanklahd
Rev. O. H. Young. 10 br1
Prof. Tuckerman was heard for an hour,
and the Union adjourned, closed with prayer.
aAhsr the adjOurnmens 3 meeting Of the
Executive was held. Il was resolved that
meeting of the Union be held in Clyde on
Thursday, Sept. 23d, at 10 o'clock, A. N,
Rev. ", B. Lyon, DIR. LuSe, and Dr.. Silicon
were appointed a COMMITTEES to make ar
rangements for holding the meeting. Rev.
Sheriff., of Bellevue, was chosen to make
the address.
The following question was submittedIfor
discussion at that Meeting Ques-HOW 70
secure the interest Of the Church, and the
attendance Of adults generally at the Sun
day School. ,ea g-b ral1.5 trs sada
A Box will be provided into which ques-
tiOns may be dropped, which will be an
swered during the session.
Rev. NJ. Bulger was appointed to attend a
meeting of York t0Vnsbip Sunday School
Union, on the first Sunday in September.
I'm. KEELER, Sec'y.
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Nowhere in any community, doel
the purchaser fare 50 well, as where there i
plenty Of competition. None know thia
better than The sellers and they offer bar
gains accordingly. YOungman, understand
ing this rule, spplies il in practice every
day, and his customers are always pleased
with the result. If you want good cheap,
wsll-usde clothing call on Youngman.
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JUsF REonlysD. Five BaIes Heavy
Shifting, which We are selling ct ons
Shilling per yard. Also Three cases Of
thOsesPlendid Domestic FlaansIS. Manu-.
factured from Woods Of cur own Selection
which We are selling st great Bargains.
D. 0arvin & 90.
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themselves accordingly.

whoIltake it7-The northwest corner
of Croghan aud Arch streets, in this city, is
Just the place for the erection Of Furniture
Mandatory and salesrOom, or for building
block Ofstoers. The lot is one hundred and
three feet front on Oroghau street, and
sigbty-tWo and half on Arch street. On
the northwest corner of the lot, is three
story brick dwelling with twelve rooms, and
a wooden addition Of two rooms. The ground
alone is worth one hundred per foot, yet if
any one wsnts this ground 70 build upon,.
will take three fOurths (eash in hand the
valuation three dlsinterested persons may
put upon it. As this lot is the center Of
business and on the principal street leading
to the depot, it will always increase in value
and before many years it viii be worth
double what is now asked for t.
n KEETEP
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If you do not feel veil you send for doc
TOR, be calls upon you, looks wise, sucks shs
had Of his cane, scTsvls some hisrpgliics
upon piece Of paper, which you take to the
drug stOrs, and there you pay 50 cts. to 81
besides the doctor fee, for remedy nine
times out Of ts6 not halt a. good as 4Hdson 3
Moansaiu RsrD Pills, Rhick IS oBly 95 cent?
per box. Do you think the former, the best
because you pay the most for it II you d.
we advise you to use, Just 81 sn eyPeFinsnG
tho Judson Mountain Herb Pills and see
for yourself that they are one of the bess
family medicines compounded. They cure
Headache Indigestion, -Billiousness, Jsun-
dies, and ell Female Irregularities. Give
the Mountain Herb Pills trial Sold by
all dealers. 37-35
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You can buy Teas at Bncklands of 3
betisr quality, and at lower prices than can
be offered BY any other dealers in Fremont
We have the best advantages, being sole
agents for the Great U. s. Tea Company
Oall and try our Teas. .e ..-1
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The Seventh Day Adventists are to hold
a Camp Meeting near Clyde, cOmmencing
on the 18th and continuing till the 18th.
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Canada should mount guard. The Fe-
mans were in town yesterday to the number
of eighteen, drummers ffer and all-thsH rest
70 the number of about 500, remained on the
boat, az the landing,
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New Railroad 5uTvey.-Parties,
under the direction of Erie Road, are now
carrying forward survey from Seville, In
Medina county, TO Toledo.
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If you wish An AustioBesr that under.
tsnds his business employ Geo. W. Bell
Enquire At Roberts 4 Sheldon, Tin and
Hardware store. Is-wS,
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d DR. SAGE's OAFARRH REMEDY is lodTrGI1-
ted TO cure Ostarrh in its worst forms and
stages. The painful cases are speedily re-
lieVed by it, akOppagss, offensive discharges;
and tainted breath 81 yield te It's wonderful
curative powers. HCold in the head, "dizzi-
meas and thin WasFy discharges are removed.
the head cleared, the air passages opened,
and fsfisf and comfort afforded by It's use.
u contains no strong irritating, pOisoHoua
or cdiGStic dTRgs. Sent by mail 0u receipt
Of sixty cents. Address 3. v. PIERCE. n.
D. Buffalo, N. Y. For sale BY most Drug
giSts everywhere. 1872
Auiual Life is full Of corruption, and We
can only hope to escape the ills which flesh
il heir to BY a judicious use Of ths remedies
in natures stOre-house. In all the time
which has past since the world begin, man.
kind has given great attention and some d
It's best talent 70 the study Of medicine
While this sacrifice has not been wholly il
vain, the facts elected are few and mostly
unsatisfactory. Among The truths which have
been elicited IL this, that If We keep the
bleed pure We must be healthy" To pur-
ify the blood there Is no medicine equal to
MoFss's Indian Root Pills, as thousands Of
testimonials viii verify. Use Morses Pills
If you wish TO regain andTetain your health
Morss's Pills are the best medicine for all
Female Irregularities, Liver Complaints, Inl
digestion, BilliOusnesS, Dyspepsia, Head
ache, &c. Sold By al Dealers. 27-35 !
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Change of Agency.

/ have this day resigned the Agency Of
the Etns insurance Company, and W, L
Butman has been appointed my successor.
/ most emphatically commend the Old Atn0
as one Of the safest and best managed, cor
poratiohs in the country, shd NJ Batman
as worthy and reliable agent Thanking
the patrons of the 4Etna for their liberal
patronage, ! hope they win continue il ip
the hands of my successor. The Old Etna' s
capital and surplus exceeds S.. 0OO,OOO 1t
has paid upwards Of s25 900 900 for losses,
and stands, to-day. at the head among the
Fire Insurance Companies of America.
O. EDGERToN.
Fremont, O. Aug. Sd, 1889 = 80.
Green Corn, suggestive Of cholera, is in
-. -,o-Laf
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Caution to Cigar Dealers.-Mr Lewis
the United States Assessor, for this District,
having found that Cigar dealers, were taking
cigars from boxes which had been duly
stamped, and exposing them for sale, thus
apparently selling unstamped cigars, and
rendering them liable to seizure, to save The
dealers trouble. wrote to the commissioner
for informatioa upon this pOiOt, and receiv-
ed the following reply: ~
T'Where cigars, 80 exposed for sale, are
seized, the buTthen of showing that the Law
had been complied with, as regards thoss
particular cigars, would rest upon the own
Ell thereof or the party offering them for
sale @ &s
"sbould he fail to establish that fact the
cigars would be forfeited. e
49, Very respectfully ai
81. W. DoueLAss, Acting Commission ef. :"
Those interested will of course govern
khar,aaIvaa e-eor1t10lv
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

False AIarm.-The alarm of fire on
Thursday evening last, afforded the boys 3
fine opportunity 10 have run.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

Or IETEREsT TO EFERyBODY.-An
persons needing Water Lime, viii; find it to
their Interest to buy at the Warehouse. The
very bess brand Of Akron Water Lime Is
sold By ]. L. Rawson q Co., at $3.50 per
barrel. Save your money aud buy at the
warehouse. ~ 29tf.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06
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You can have receipt filed better
at Buckland q Sons than any where else in
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