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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-22

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'iPOtteT's field, ,''-without ono word OF prayer
OF ceremony of any kind. Yes, thOso who
sold him thct which took away his manhood,
were permitted to conduct the arrangements,
and carry his remains to the grave as they
would that Of dumb brute. Those who took
his money from him, dealing Iout death and
dam nation, as an equivalent, were the pail
bearers Would to God that we had Judge
puins,si Clyde, toenact few city laws for
IL, instead Of the "Milk and Water" officers,
who are afraid to have anything TO do with
The liquor traffic, for fear it viii be es1-eon-
sti-fu-tion-ql, or tako away the peoples free
dom. Friends of temperance. Where are you?
CITIZENS.
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To CodsunP;ives.-Fhe advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks, BY avery
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and thatdTeaddisease'
Consumption-is anxious to make known to his
feIlow-suferers the Means OfcuTe,
To all who desire ;. viii send a copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge,l with the dire
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, etc. The object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he eoneeivesto bein-
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer win try his
remedy, as it viii cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, VIII pleasead-
dress, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
q Williamsburg, Kings county, Ny.
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BY CoMsnfrEr.


Destructive Fire in Me6ina.-On the
morning Of the 18th, a destructive fire ocurred
in Medina, Ohio, and before it could be check
Ell the entire business portion Of the town was
destroyed, excepting two blocks Loss is set
down at 100000, on which there was an in
surance Of $4,000. Among the sufferers by
the fire is ]. H. Greene, of the Medina Gasettl, /,
formerly OF the Journal, and we regret to
say he had no insurance on his stock. His
loss Is set down at $4,000. His old friends in
this locality will regret 10 hear OF his Inisfor-
tune, and viii hope that his loss is not ire
parable.
The Cleveland Herald is endebted tohim for
summary Of thepnrtieulars of the fire at that place
and the result since. The citizens are in no
way disposed to give way to dispair, but i'm
mediatoly after the fire, meeting was held to
provide for immediate relief. and contrive
plans for rebuilding the burnt portion OF the
town. Committees were appointed for vari-
Gus purposes, and it was proposed to set at
work and raise money to aid those who are
unable to rebuild, A portion Of the amount
will have to be raised out side of their own
town, but it is thought that Cleveland will
lend ready assistance.
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New Postage stamps.

Are now read for use. The one cent stamps
are a profile bust of Franklin; color, blue.
The two cents, jackson profile bust; color,
brown. The three cents, Washington profile
bust: color, green. The six cents Lincoln
profile bust: color coclineal. The ten cents,
Jefferson profile bust; color, chocolate. The
twelve cents, Clay profile bust; color, neutral
tint purple. The fifteen cents, Webster pro-
file bust, color, orange, The twenty-four cents,
Scott profile bust; color, pure purple. q The
thirty-three Genes Hamilton profile bust color
black. The ninety cents, Commodore o. n.
Perry's profile bust; color; earmine,
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Card.

Having sold our stock Of drugs and station
cry to Ross & Young, we are pleased that we
can freely recommend them to the favorable
consideration Of our former customers. Mr.
Young is an experienced druggist, especially
skilled in the prescription department, of the
business, and will VIC doubt not give good sat
isfaction to physicians and all others who may
deal with him
Their store will be found in Tyler's New
Block on Croghan st., opposite grocery store
Of Perry Close.
16-l7 J. R. HEFFHER & Co.
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A GOOD FAMILY mEDlelHE

ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BALsAN.--
Cures Colds, Coughs and Consumption.
ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BALsAM -
Cures Bronchitis, Asthma and Croup.
ALLEN S CELEBRATED LUNG BALsAbG -
Imparts strength to the system.
ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BALsAM.-
Ispleasant to take.
ALIENS Celebrated LUNG BALsssf -
Always gives satisfaction or the money viii bsrc-
funded 1t IS recommended BY pro1iineuL r5ivsi
cans ana wLlie It IS pleasant to take and harmless
diseases Of the Lungs 80
E5-SOld BY all Druggists,
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CheeG.-A lengthy circular from the
Governor Of Montana, which would fill about
four columns with first rate advertising for
the benefit of owners of town lots, dc, has
been received with the assurance that its pub
LEGATION would be appreciated. Doubtless.
But as we have quit the business Of free ad-
vertising, and no greenbaeks accompanied the
document, we fear the Journal readers will
not be made acquainted with the desirableness
Of lands in that region.
A similar document and similar "favor,"
comes from a company, composed of such
persons as Gen. Buffers, Auguste Belmonte,
Gen. Logan, ct al, They offer unprecedented
bargains in Southern California, at the expense
Of the press, or will if allowed. "Shoo Fly"
or send money enough to pay the bill. We do
business as others do: to make a living and a
little over, and persons wishing to use our col
umns must pay.
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MOnrOevilIe which, for some time, has Gu
dured tho reputation of being central point
for the congregation OF pickpockets, gamblers
and confidence men, has organized q vigilance
committee TO take active measures to nd her
limits OF those gangs. For some time, travel
less acquainted in this region of country, have
INDUCED in a sigh OF relief, on finding their
pockets untouched, after leaving MoDroevine.
Clyde should follow the example of Monroe
villo, and do good work.
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CALL AT THE NEW DRUG, BOOK
AND STATIONERY STORE OF
ROSS &c YOUNG,

~ u - ~ ANOS
In Iyier's Nelc Bloch, on Croghau Street, Oh
Posite the Groc ry Store Of p. Close.
This firm has just purchased the stock of
Drugs sc DC of ]. r. Heffner & Co. to which
additions viii constantly be made.
Mr.. Young who will have active charge of
the business has an excellent reputation as a
Druggist, in the County of Medina where he
has been engaged in the business for many
years.
Give them call Physicians are invited to
send in their prescriptions.
A supply of school Books and Stationary
always on hand. 1917
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DIR. c. +. Reia 5 Bro, have Just reeeived
an immense stock OF WALL PAPER, of every
style and quality, which they are selling far
below the usual price. Also splendid stock
Of BORDERS, the handsomest in the city,
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Some men arc impressed with the idea that
advertisements are not read. The over Of
Advertising is worry remarkably illustrated by
recent events A small three line advertise
ment in New York paper Offering cadet
ship for sale, has already resulted in three
Ccngresamen losing their places in disgrace,
and is causing much trembling in the seats
o. several more. Advertisements are most GER
t,inly Te1d
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zimmerman Ike his neighbors having
made small extension to his store room, has
Just received a new assortment Of sewing
machines, the genuine Grover & Baker. Call
nnd see them. 10
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Fist Of Letters-Remaining in the Frs-
mont r. O., uncalled for, April Dist, 1870
Chas. Baker; Maria Bauman; Richard Black
man. James Donehue; Mary Grove Peter
Gable: W. L. Hutton: Geofroi Kaiser; W.
Ioveland, Hans Myer; ALICE Osborn; T. J.
Plano; August Stahl; Sarah shipley Belle
Wsggoner.
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The votes Of the colored citizens Of Town
send were rejected by the Democratic judges,
at the recent election, and it is understood that
an action against the trustees has been brought
TO test the question. The judges did q very
clumsy thing, in refusing their votes. At
least it could only be question Of time in re-
gard to the validity Of the oolored mans claim,
and at the next ensuing election none viii be
found to dispute it, yet true TO their instincts,
the Democracy have everywhere put them
selves on record as opposing the inevitable,
and cut themselves loose from even a shadow
of sympathy from the enfranchiscd people
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VIM. A. Rice g. Bros Large Cash Dry
Goods Store opens to-day 50 pieces of beauti-
ful Gingha1ns, fast colors, at lower prices
Also full line of Hosiery, bought from auc-
tions, at bargains
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nrInterest 10 thc Iladies.

Elegant Initial Paper, and Envelopes to
match, can be had at J. T. Lanman, & Co.
without extra charge for stamping, also per-
fumed Violet Ink in small walls.
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Champion FisheT.-M Brocl1Fsy, of this
city, caught, on Friday morning last, OF the
bridge, string of black bass. weighing over
forty pounds. 1t was the finest string Of fish
We ever saw, and caught in about one-half
hour. OF course the amateurs foeked to the
soene, and endeavored to ''cast thcir lines in
pleasant places" but it was no 60, Brockway
Asized the pile and took them all
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Wm.A. Rice & BrOs.' Large Cash store
Arc receiving g choice assortment Of the
Spring Style shawls, which they are Offering
very cheap.
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You can buy the best Paints Oils and Warn
ish at the lowest prices at Dr. c. F. ReiF &
Bros. Fabing's Block State Street
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ExPER1ENT1A DocET. Yes surely expert
ence teaches those who use Dr.. Morse's Indian
Root Pills that it is better to take medicine
upon the first symptoms of disease, that viii
surely restore health, than to wait until the
compliant has become chronic. Use these pills
in all cases of biliousness, Indigestion, Head
ache, Liver complaint, Female Irregularities,
SC. Get the Cmeta Almanac from your store
keeper, it contains much useful information
for the invalid and convalescent. If YOU are
ailing use DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills and
you viii find them of great value. Sold by all
Dealers. l0-ls
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TOLEDO MARKET.


The following despatch was received by the
Board Of Trade to-day:
EEw YoRK, April 20-12.4O P. N.
Flour frmer and modelately active. Wheat
is a shade irmer and very quiet Corn less
active and unchanged. Oats quiet and firm.
Gold, l13 So.
On Change to day Wheat was active.
Amber sold at e1.Os IL, and No Red at
s1,Il. No Red sold at 81 ,02, an-advace Of
2e since Monday. No White Michigan was
1c lower at SI29, and White Michigan regular
Ic higher at s1l4 No. White Wabash sold
Com active. No l was &c better at 95c.
No old was lie better at 96 l-2c. No ?
was &c better at 9Sc. Condemned was Sc bet
ter at 75c. Whice sold at 93c and Rejected at
SIC to ssc.
Oats quiet No. l unchanged at ,.j6c and
Michigan lc better SIC.
Clover Seed 1910.
Timothy Seed S7,2ja7,jO
sALT-Fine Onondags, Port Austin and
Saginaw, 50 10 per Dbl.
WATER LDiE-Held at 81 75a2 90 as per
quality and brand.
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The Temperance meeting at Birchard Hall
on Tuesday evening was very well attended,
considering the inclemency of the weather.
T. r. Strong, Esq, Of NorwalN. spoke for over
an hour tIsatAg tie SUBJECT q Temperance n
a novel and interesting manner
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The Globe Saloon is always furnished
with the choicest liquors, wines, beer and ale.
l5-IS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-22

Go to Meng, Altaffer s. Co.'S and leave your
order for pair of Fine Boots They have
the'best wOrkmen in the city, and warrant
oil their work to fit perfectly, and give the
best satisfaction. 1916
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Errors OF YOuth.-A gentleman who suffered
for yearsfrOm Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects of fyouthfulindisereton WILL for
thesake ofsafsring humanity, ,seRdfFee to all who
need it, thereeeipt and directions for makingthe
simple remedy by which he wascured. Sufferers
wishing to prohtby the acknowledgements, can
do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
q JOHN B, OGDEN, No. AZ Cedarst, NY.
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'saoI4oN 7Voo7
A Fact worth Knowing,

That when you buy Hardware, Tinware, or
Farming Implements at c. NJ Dillon's you
always get the worth OF your money.
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Real Estate Transfers for the week en-
ding Saturday, April 10th, prepared by W W
Slime Recorder.
Patrick Hollerun to Z W Matthews, in lot
No 254, Clyde s55200
Lewis Overmyer 10 Birchard Havens, I52
acres in Sec % & 10, jackson $4,000 90
Charles Schrader to Jacob Woell, 20 acres
in Sec 33, Riley 1880 90
George Limbaugh to G W Miller, in lots
740, 757, $50, Fremont $500 90
Obadiah B Jordan TO Isaac Kern, 20 acres
in Sec 81, York 1880 90
Robert Smith to Adam Hess, 2j acres in
Sec 80, Green Creek sll25 90
JW Lennon to Uri Lennon, in lot No
81, Clyde sl00 90
James B Stark to Enoch Bolin, in lots $50,
63l, Clyde s4O0 90
Jacob Pifer to Peter Warner, so acres in
Sec p, jackson $4,000 90
Stephen D Ferrill to James Brady, 20 acres
in Sec 3, Green Creek S2400 90
John D Griffen to George Welker, part of
out lot l6l & l62, Fremont $500 90
Lucinda Caldwell to John Comes, in lot
1910, Fremont S762 90
DL June to Christian Neeb, acres in Sec
%, Sandusky 5000 90
Mary Youngman to Katie W Krebs, in
lot 409, Fremont $500 90
Manuel Maurer to John King, I32 acres in
Sec 30, Ballyils S9659 25
Isaac MaureF to Manuel Maurer, 100 acres
in Sec IL d Is, Bnllville $4,000
Henry Sachs to William Thraves, 81 acres
in See l3, Ballvillc S9j0OO
Geo " Fisher to FlOry Young, no l-2acros
in Sec IL, Jackson $4,000 90
Fiory Young TO John Reinebolt, so acres in
Sec So jackson $3.50 90
Absolom Shell to David Halter, lot No II,
Ballvills $4,000
Alexander King to John otteny, 35 acres in
Sec %, Ballville SlG25 90
Joseph Beck to Phillip Weiker, 60 acres in
Sec l5, Riley S265O0O
Geo Kridler TO g " Fisher, 2S acres in Sec
10, Ballville $3.50 90
John RimboIt 10 Emanuel Hummel, 40 acres
in Sec II, jackson S2OI5 90
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A mean ThieE-Some thief who is too
mean to be injured by words, entered the new
Presbyterian church, at NorwnIk on Saturday
night, and stole about one hundred yards of
new carpeting, which the ladies had bought
with the fund accumulated, from aid societies
and other sources The carpet, about two
hundred yards in all, had inst been matched
and sewed together, ready to be put down.
The scamp has thus far escaped detection.
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Organization Of Councll.-The new
Council met on Monday night last and orga-
nized by electing Mr.. Cores, President, and "
E. Haynes President pro. tenn. The follow.
ing committees were then chosen:
Finanee-W- E. Haynes, W. 3. Sheldon
and Paul Cores.
L7sproremsass-J. NcArdIe, ". B. Sheldon
and J. D. Botefur.
Firo-M. E. Haynes, Jas. Kridler and s.
McArdle.
Side Walky--J. D. Botefrrr, Jas Kridlsr
J. McArdle.
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VIM. A. Rice Bros are receiving
very attractive stock Of Carpets and Oh Cloths,
which they offer at the lowest market price.
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Great Inducements, at the Large Dry
Goods Store of VIM. A. Rice & Bros. They
will not be understood.
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Extract from q L-ttey. tToa, Hrs. J. c. AldricA,
WalsseoR, Fulton Co., o. "R. P. Hall & Co
Gentlemen,-PIease send me one dozen bot
ties of YOUR Sicilian Hair Renewer. Our Hbald
and graz" do not want to be out. NV mother
is living recommendation Of the results from
the use OF the Renewer. Being almost seven
ty years old, and having worn a wig over thir-
ti years, it seems mircle TO those who have
known her SO long so bald. and what little
hair she had being perfectly white; now her
wig thrown aside, her hair grown out, and
smooth, glossy brown, as in girlhood. Hoping
you may long continue to pour blessings on the
heads Of the afflicted, remain, yours truly"
Such evidence, with the Endorsement Of the
great chemists Of New England, DR.. 4. A.
Hayes and s. Dana Hayes, should satisfy any
one, which of the preparations produce the best
results.
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The Globe Saloon, kept by H. MiIlous,
on State Street, is the place to get a good
lunch, a good cigar, or good liquors. I5.l6
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Have YOu been in at Rice Il Bros Large
Dry Goods Store to examine their Bleached
and Brown Muslins, marked down.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-22

Pure raw and boiled Linseed Oil, at the
lowest prices, at Dr. c. F. Reif & Bros
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John G. Simon, resident Of BaIlville,
for over twenty years, died in that village on
Sunday night last, after a short illness He
was well known throughout the country. It
appears that he had been anticipating his
death for some years, and being cabinet
maker by trade, had several years ago, made a
coffin for himself which he kept in his house
and in which he was buried.
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"a friend in need is a friend indeed.
Go to Youngman's, opposite the Post Office,
and buy your clothing.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Eares Tronrh. Roollnr.

Eaves Trough and Roofing done at short
notice in the best possible manner and at the
most reasonable rates ct @. h. Dinon's.
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SOME YEARS since poor but talented
gentleman Of the medical profession conceived
the idea that if he could produce a medicine Of
universal application and extraordinary merit
and mako it known he could not only enrich
himself and escape the drudgery of ay Phsic-
ians life but also benefit the sick in greater
measure than by his private practice. He
therefore consulted with the best Physicians
he could find and he result was the produc-
ton Of the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, a
famous and most successful medicine. He be-
gan in small way to make the Mountain
Herb Pills known by advertising them and
such was the value of his Pills that in a few
years he had not only amassed torture but
had that rare satisfaction for a rich man, of
having relieved the sick, and benefited his
fellow men in every part Of the country, as
thousands of greateful testimonials could
prove The Judson's Mountain Herb Pills
have cured Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Female Irregularities andall Bilious disorders
This little sketch serves both to adOrn tale
and point moral, DR.. Judson's Pills were
meritorious and the Doctor himself knew the
value Of printers ink. Sold by all dealers.
1918
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Pure White Lead, and colors dry and in
oil, at Dr. c. F. Reif & Bros.
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Furniture, Coach, Leather and Shellaeh
varnish, of superior quality, at Dr. c. F.
Reif & Bros.
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Cheap Gas.-Dr. J. W. Groat a citizen of
Fremont, O., has on exhibition in the building
adjoining the residence OF b. Tomb, ESQ,
Perry street, model of his Portable Gas
Machine, which, after seeing it operate both
in manufacturing the gas and burning, we
readily give as our opinion that it is a superior
invention. By means of this machine, which
is comparatively cheap, we can furnish his
own gas, We are assured, at about fifty cents
per 1000 feet, which is but one-tenth the cost
Of coal gas. Again, you pay nothing extra for
leakage, rent Of meter or anything OF the kind
which brings the of cost still lower.
The danger of explosion, according to instruc-
tions issued by various insurance companies
to their agents, IS not so great as by the use Of
KeTosine oil or other movable lights, and not
more dangerous than the ordinary local gas.
The trouble attending the manufacture Of this
gas is, inconsiderable, the light is far superior
to any we have seen, and the fact of the price
being but fraction of the cost of ordinary
coal gas, together with other advantages, Ger
tainly commends it to the attention Of the
public. Call and test it at once Ty6fd TriB-
maze.
We hope the Doctor will meet with graf
flying success by the Sale of his machine. The
invention is a valuable one.
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Along the Lines will take you direct to
the clothing store Of DryfOos & Bro.
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DIR. J. B. Rice can be found in his Office ev-
cry ddy, hereafter, except when absent on pro-
fessional business. l4-l5
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Bird Cages. Chamber Sets.

a large and handsome stock of Bird Cages
and Chamber Sets at c. NJ. Dillon's, and very
cheap
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First Arrival.-The Schooner DSrkhead
Capt. Duncan, from Toledo, and the Schooner
= z. Porter, Capt Porter, from Black River,
arrived on Tuesday evening the 18th. They
were both chartered by I. L. Amsden, to be
used for shipping lumber to Buffalo, fer the
n. 7. C. Railroad. They were brought up by
the tug Lyon, of Sanduslzy, which cleared for
that portion Wednesday morning.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-22

GeL s..rll ind beautiful assortment
Of spring goods, at Crane & Wykes Stop
in and see them.
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For Good substantial meal, visit the
Globe Saloon, on State Street, west end of the
bridge, l5-l6