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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-01
LINDSEY, O.
LINDSEY. O., Mar. 27n

LINDSEY, o., Mar. 27th, 1870,
Mr.. EDITOR. As spring again opens upon
us, with renewed activities in nature, there
seems to be created, in business, correspond
ing vivifcation. Our Village apparently ap-
preciates these invigorating and -exhilerating
influences, as there is increased vivacity IN the
various business departments. Extensive
preparations are being made for building, and
several structures have already been erected
Mr.. B. B. Overmyer, has determined to open
a Cheese Factory, dairy and for this purpose,
has already in progress the necessary
buildings for early commencing Operations
We are glad he has concluded to take this
step, fer it will add its share to the business
interests of this place. This is as convenient
and desirable location Tor his business, as he
could have selected. The prospects are very
aattering that the enterprise viii be an entire
success. a large portion of this country, is
admirably adapted to grazing purposes, and
deserves more attention than has been given
it in the past, and as profitable opportunity
is afforded, farmers viii turn their attention
to supplying the demands OF the dairy. We
understand Mr.. Oyennyer has already had
profFers for the purchase of milk from Clyde,
and other points at distance.
One day last week, car loaded with iron
rails, was run off the track at this place, for
tunately it occurred on the side track; and did
not therefor cause any delay of other trains,
the following day it was removed by the
sswreck train" IA. NJ.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

The following despatch was received by the
Board of Trade to-day:
NEW YoRK, March 3O.-l2.SO P. N.
Flour moderately active and unchanged.
Wheat duh and slightly in buyer's favor. Corn
Ic better but not aotiver. Oats quiet and un-
changed. Gold, III 1-3.
On Change to day Wheat was dull. Amber
was I-2c lower at sl.O5 1-2. No 2 Red was
LIE better at 81 05. No l Red was offered at
81 u II with 81 u bid.
Corn moderately active and better. New
opeued at Soc and closed I-2c better at s5c.
No Grade was 20 better at 85c.
Michigan Oats sold unchanged at SOC. No
was held at 52e, an advance of2c.
Glover Seed quiet and 25c better at IS 70.
sALT-Fme OnOndaga, Port Austin and
Saginaw, 81 ID per Dbl
WATER LIME-Held at 81 75a2 90 as per
quality and brand
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WARD CAUCUssEs.

The Republican electors of the different
wards of the city, are requested to meet at the
places named below, on Friday evening April
lst, at 7 o'clock, to place in nomination suit
able candidates for Council and other Ward
Offices.
Electors of the First Wand, VIII meet at the
Club Room in Buckland's Old Block.
Electors Of the Second Ward, viii meet at
the Office Of :. L. Greene, Sr-
Electors of the Third Ward, viii meet at the
Office of Buckland, Everett & Fowler.
A full attendance is requested
Crusoe's communication, from Woodyille, is
hardly up to what is desirable, and would en-
c1oach too much on our space. We prefer
prose communication on such matterTs-un-
less extremely well done. Let US hear from
YOU in that manner often.
BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
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ReadabIes.


Court adjourned on last Friday for one week.
Milan is still determined to have railroad.
The Erie County Temperance League, met
al. Berlin Hights, on Wednesday. ~
IF you want good meal, 60 to the Globe
saloon at the vest end of the bridge. .lc
Akron is going to Nicolson Mill street this
year. Akron is a model town.
Sale Bills and Horse Bills printed. at short
notice.
A German girl, at Elmore, was slightly burn
ed, on the 2lst, by the explosion Of coal oil
lamp which she was lighting.
The Mayor has proclaimed that II is unlaw-
full for horses and hogs to "run at large IN the
town Of Findley.-cOlaier.
The local of the ColsTer has been taken
for h--animal, and ''shut up.
MonroeviIle is to have brick block in place
of the shanties which were recently destroyed
by fire.
The Babbittonian System Of Penmanship
has been introduced into the schools of this
city. -
In West Mil Grove the Methodist brethren
have been carrying on a revival, with good
results.
TheCity Treasurer, to beelected this Spring,
VIII not assume the duties of the Office until
September.
In Bowling Green, on the 18th, a. ordway,
by a fire in a stone building on Main Street,
lost quantity Of valuable timber.
The dogs are around seranading again. They
are not satisfied to shave their day" but want
to monopolize the nights as well.
d. Garvin & Co., have considerably i'm
proved the interior of their store by sundry
changes and improvements.
A religious revival has been progress
here, in the III. E. Church for several sweells'
Ql1ite an interest has been awakened s
The barn of the Empire House at PeTTys-
brrg, was burned recently, and for time the
hotel was in great danger.
Jacob Mosser, one of the Oldest settlers
near West Mil Grove, died on the 18th, and
Noah Stump, a brave defender Of our flag,
disd on the 10th.
Several wells have been sunk in the butt
end of the NOrth-pole, at Brandon, Vt. Hyou
don't believe II read the arJlcle on the OUTSIDE
of this paper headed a'The Frozen Well at
Brandon"
The town Of Hubbard offers $4,000 and ten
acpes of land to any person who viii erect a
rolling mill there. That town contains men Of
sense, enterprise and spirit.
Remember the reunion Of the I'D, at Clyde,
on Wednesday next. The citizens Of Clyde
will extend hearty greeting, and abundant
hospitaities.
BiIl-Heads, Letter-Heads, Note Heads. Bills
of Lading, and all other kinds OF Job work ex-
ec1tod neatly, eheaply and speedily at this
Office. Call and see samples.
The Daily Miami Valley Nelus visits US oc-
eassonally, and is perused with pleasure. It
should receive Crater advertising patronage
4 s,,.,,,-, stu r,oTnaneucv
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OBITUARY.
HALL oE BRAINARD LODGE,
Fremont, o., March %, 1870.


To the Worshipful Master, Officers and Breth-
rem of Brainard Lodge, No. 1886, I. A. NJ
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand Master
Of the Universe 70 summon from labor to rest,
at the hand of the Grand Tyler, Death, our
worthy brother, FRANK N. GURNEY, there
fore be it
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
Quincy, we are again impressed with the i'm
mutable truth of mans mortality-that an
other link in the chain of our brotherhood has
been severed-and that while we will revere
the memory Of our brothers virtues, we viii
also spread over him the broad mantle of Ma
sons charity, and drop the tear of sympathy
over the grave of the dead.
ResoLUed, That we extend to the family of
the deceased our coincidence and sympathy y in
their bereavement.
ResolUed, That as q token Of respect for our
departed brother the hall of Brainard Lodge
be draped in mourning for period of thirty
days, and that the Secretary be instructed to
deliver to the family of the deceased a copy
of these resolutions; and also furnish a copy
Of the same to the city papers for publication.
L. CANFIELD,
I. NJ. KELLER, Committee
A. II. BALsLEY.
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Fatal Accident.-On Tuesday last, Mr..
Rufus B. Russell, residing about three miles
from the village of Bellevue, took his gun and
went into the woods for the purpose of shoot
ing pigeons. Night came and Mr.. B. did not
return, but his family, accustomed to his fre-
quent absence, were not alarmed. WEDGES
day morning, however, hearing nothing from
him, search was made and his remains were
found, by the side of a fence, but few roads
from the house. Appearances indicated that,
in attempting to get over the fence, one bar
rel of the gun had been accidentally discharg-
ed, the contents passing into his head, produc-
ing instant death. Mr. Russell was a man
widely known and esteemed He was men,
her Of the Board of Trade, in Toledo, and for
several years had been extensively engaged in
buying and shipping stock, making mis- head
quarters at Toledo. Mr. Russell had an in
surance of $4,000 on his life.
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Real Estate Transfers for the week
ending Saturday, March, 26th 1869, prepared
by, w. W. slime, Recorder
Henry Brubaker to John Baughman, 5
l7-I00 acres in Sec 26, York 100000
Orrin P Frary to Achiel Foster, so acres in
Sec IL, Ballville 100000
Simon Bronglo to Heath G5 Chapman, 100
acres in Sec "a, Riley S500O.OO
RI Howell to Edmund Sheehey, in lot No
1892, Fremont S5OO0O
Pernelico Freese to Jacob Q Lowman, in lot
No q, Green Springs, $4,000
Jacop Meyer to Conrad Werner, in lot No
ll9l, Fremont $4,000
Geo F Martin to Eli Hufford, 20 acres in
Sec "a, Washington slO5OOO
George Fend to John D Shrof, in lots No
776 Il 7Sl, Fremont $4,000
Birchard Hayens to W Havens, so acres
in Sec H. Jackson s35OO.0O
o Wightman to Henry H Moore, 20 acres
in Sec 26, York S500.00
Edward Kemmerling to Henry Frias, 5S
acres in Sec 35, Madison, S25OO.OO
Sardis Birchard to Jane J. June, inlot No
1860, Fremont $4,000
Christian Auxter to VIM Overmyer, lot No
SO, Lindsey $4,000
Joseph Shively to Solomon Shively, 60 acres
in Sec l3, Washington SlS00.00
Sophronia Jenness to E F Drake, in lot No
46S, Clyde $4,000
Isaih Ovomryer to Barbara Klusman, lot No
"A, Linsay $4,000
Michael Bulger to Hannah Brunthaver,
lS - acres in Sec y, Ballville 100000
II ~ n n w
in Sec 25, York 10000
John Graback to David Loomis, in lot No
6S2, Clyde S12O0O0
Robert n Stewart to Phillip n Schuyler, 40
acres in Sec 26, York 100000
John Aunt to Hannah Yout, 10 acres in
Sec q, Madison Sl425.00
VIM Feaga to Horan Taylor, in lot No 55S
81 559, Clyde Sl200,0O
Thos Fitzmaurice to Johanna Tobin, in lot
No 1886 & 1857, Fremont 100000
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Is constantly endeavoriug to discover new
methods Of executing work in his profession.
DR.. S. t. Beilhartz has given his entire at
tention to dentistty, for number of years, and
with the experience he has had, is enabled to
serve his friends with greater satisfaction than
most men in that profession. He can always
be found in his Office over the Post Office. I3
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SOME YEARs since a poor but talented
gentleman of the medical profession conceived
the iaed that If he could produce medicine OF
universal application and extraordinary merit
and make it known he could not only enrich
himself and escape the drudgery Of ay Phsic-
ians life but also benefit the sick in a greater
measure than by his private practice. He
therefore consulted with the best Physicians
he could find and he result was the produe-
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
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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 andaH Bilious disorders
This little sketch serves both to adorn tale
and point a moral, Dr.. Judson's Pills were
meritorious and the Doctor himself knew the
value of printers ink. Sold by all dealers.
lO-l8
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE.

ON the 26th day Of April, 1870, at
~ II o'clock A. H., I VII sell at the door
Of the Court House, in Fremont, Sssndus[v
county, OHIO, the one-hslf interest bsionginq to
the estate OF George W. Bashaw, in me foiioving
real estate in Iownsend tOFpshiu, S.tn5uskS
county. Ohio, to wit; The uR3lTided one-half 81
the south hal1 OF the east half Of the soutbeast
quarter OF section fogr ~, township i've I5l range
seventeen NJ, containing forty acres; also fe nm
divided one-hah Of i've acres in the northyTest
corner Of the west half Of the northwest quarter Of
section nine ~, OF the township and range afora-
said.
I2-l6 ORLIN sELYEY, Adrninistratnr.
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w. A. Rice 4 Bros Cash Store We are
offering at greatly reduced prices, so doz. La
dies White Cotton Hose. A large assortment
of the new Spring Style, Shawls Fancy Stripe
Piques, Fancy Muslins also, full line of
Fancy Gored Balmoral Skirts.
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Gratifying statement of the con-
dition of the city's finances, which will be
found in another column, exhibits the gratify-
ing assurance that the city debt has been
largely reduced, the past year. For this good
work, the members of Council deserve the
thanks of the citizens.
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CAIrCrs.

The Republicans of Green Greek Township,
win meet at the Office of J. ZepheniclI, inI
Clyde, on SaturdayApril 2nd, 1870, at 2 O'clock
?. 4, for the purpose Of nominating Township
Officers. By ORDER COMMITTEES.
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The Fruit PrOspect.-Col. D. c. Rich
mond, Of Sandusky, was in the city yesterday.
He reports that the prospect for an abundant
fruit crop in Northern Ohio, at this time is
very good. Peaches are not injured, and 9TH
er fruits are in the same catalogue. Grapes
start out in very good shape.-C Columbus jour
nal
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9eaths.

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 ali cases of billiousness, Indigestion, Head
ache, Liver complaint, Female Irregularities,
sc. Get the. .CIneta Almanac from. your store
keeper, it contains much useful information
fo7the invalid and eonvalescent. If you are
ailing use Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills and
YOU win find them Of great value. Sold BY all
Dealers. lois.
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RFPURLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican voters of York Township,
are requested to meet at York Center, on
saturday April ID, 20, at 2 o'clock, P. H. for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for the
ssveral Township Offices, to be filed at the
coming election. By ORDER COMMITTEE.
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The following extract from the Assessors
blanks, may prove of interest to persons who
have contemplated investing their surplus
cash in Bonds before Monday week:
Monthly average value of moneys, credits, or
other personal property, that has been conveyt-
ed into IOH-tarGble bonds OF other securities of
the United States, or Of this State during the
year or part thereof, ending the day proceeding
the I'd Monday Of April, 1870.
Many persons have heretofore INDUCED in
this practice, and then, after making their re-
turns, turned them into cash, and escaped pay
ing taxes. Now they viii scarcely be able to
do 50 without "stretching."
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You want an elegant suit OF clothes, do
you? Well go to Crane & Wykes. They are
thstaiIors you are in search Of, fitting you to
perfection and charging low prices. Their
stock embraces always the newest fashions in
both costly and inexpensive fabrics, Stop in
and give them an order; you can't do better.
sL 28-Iy
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RAJ ESTATE.

An Lots for sale in Fremont.
TU All Who want homes that prom
Use health and comfort, or any in
town or county, who want a safe in
veStmeht for profit may find exactly
what they need by calling on A. H.
Miller, or DR.. E. Dillon at his Office
near the Court House.
We cordially invite all interested
to examine carefully for themselves,
for wesiAeereIy believe we are offer
ing the cheapest and most desirable
lots ever sold in this city. Admirably
located unsurpassed for gardening
purposes. Pure water, dry cellars
and quick and ready access to every
part Of the city. For terms, &c, call
on A. H. MILLER, or
zI114 I7a DIR. E. DILLON.
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VIM. A. Rice & Bros, have a full stock
Of the Buffalo Black Alpaca's which they offer
very cheap. This is the best Alpaca in the
world.
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en-. Dillon has returned from New York,
and is now receiving a splended line of Build
ers' Hardware, House Furnishing Goods, and
a general variety OF nice articles. His store
win be found the most attractive in Nor
thern Ohio, having been greatly improved,
and the stock almost doubled Farmers, Ale
chanics, and the people generally, viii And
this the best place to supply the wants. The
ladies are particularly requested to call and
sec his new goods. He believes his Stove
and Tinware to be superior to any thing sold
in this market. Farmers should bear in mind
that this is the only place to buy the genuine
Fcstoria PlOlc. A new Stock just in. An
other fact to be remembered, is that he viii
trade any Of his goods for Rags, second hand
Stoves, old Iron, Brass, Copper, or Lead. Save
your money, by calling at the hghtest and
most attractive store in Fremont. 1913
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Shoe Fly, don't bOdder me. Hotel keep
ers ought to call and see the Shoe Fly, at O NJ
billions. To ftf 4
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Look at this picture:

81 s."
Fremont wants q revival Of religion It
needs it. for Of all the God-fOrsaken holes In the
State, it is the worst-Fi Findlay COta'iey.
And now on this:
It's malicious lie that the mud is six feet
deep all over Findley. It may be that deep
in some streets, but the average is not over
five feet and eleven inches. 1t beats all how
this world is given to lying.-COlT5eT.
God-forsaken is unblushingly cool after that
The room in the new Block, occupied by
NJ. J. Strauss as a clothing store, has been
vacated. We understand Mr.. Strauss intends
70 remove his stock to Delaware, Ohio.
The Rev. James P. Frenlxs, Of New York,
hls been called to the Rectorship Of St. Pauls
Church, of this city. It is not known, as yet,
whether he VIII accept. 4s
Milan is wide aWak on temperance matters,
A.petition bearing the names Of nearly al the
voters of the Corporation, was recently pre-
scented to the council, asking them to exercise
their authority IN closing the liquor shops. The
question awaits the final action Of the council.
One Agricultural Works in Akron employs
$50 men. and will turn out this year, 5000
mowers and reapers. Capitalists Of Fremont
a, something with your money, besides shaw
ing notes. If you would have the town grow,
and property increase IN value, invest IN
manufactures. The Green Greek Improve
nent would add a thousand to our population
8t least.
An attempt was made, at ElmoTe, on the
night Of the 2Sd, to burn the wooden row in
which the Postiice is located. The Postfhoe
not having been closed, the P. NJ. discovered
that the room was filing with smoke, and raised
tie alarm. The fire had been kindled on the
lid of a cheese box, and showed under the bull
ding, but was removed before material inju-
y was done. Two strangers were arrested
and lodged in jail, and next morning were
given ten minutes IN which to leave town
The LARGEST NEWSPAPER MAIL which goes
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Attention Ladies.

Notice.
DR.. ]. b. Rice win be in hisiOthceCvery day,
here after, until further notice. 1874
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Get Your Tickets Printed. Township
Committees can have their election tickets
printed at short notice at this Office, and at
very reasonable rates. 1t saves trouble and
confusion, and should always be done, when
the nominations are made in time.
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marrlaQes.

I,eiEssrtl Nh. JoJfS HoBAcJtER and Mrs. ri, ~
aBETH BACH1IAN, both OF Fremont, o.
CHAs. H. BINKLEY, and Miss DIANA PREssLER
both of Fremont, o.
E0n4he 2lst Of March, by the same, Mr..
FRANK SHEPLER, and Miss. HANNAH WHITE
MAN, both of Fremont o.
On the oath of March, by the same, Mr..
FRANKLIN KARsHNER, and Miss LOUISA
NIoHTER, both of Fremont, o.
On the 18th of March, by Rev NJ. Long,
Mr.. W9f. KEIsER OF CLYDE and Miss MARY
a. MAY of Reed, Seneca Co., Ohio.
: On the 2Sth Of March, by Rev. James Lei
bert, Mr.. ANTON SoHwARz and Mrs. BARBARA
A. Sw4RTz, both of Winters Station, San
dpakly county, Ohio. Mss 1I'1s
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For the Latest Styles of Antelain Hair
Braids, just received, call at the. Notion Store
of J. Metzger & Bro. l3
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FoR -.
VALUABLE HOUSE ar -.

YT7HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
Il for sale his residence, situated on Market St.
Fremont U. douse Is new, contains rooms IN
lar, fine fruit OF all kinds evergreens &c, T1alinq
II one OF the most desirable places in TIE city, Il
sold IN the next 80 days days bargain can be had
81. F. ". GALLAGER.
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Just Received full line OF Spring styles
of Hats and Caps, at H. R. ShomO & Co.'S, in
the Post Once block.
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DIR. c. f. ReiR, is thorough Physician,
OF long experience, and attends personally to
compounding all prescriptions. Call at the
German Drug Store of DR.. c. F. Reiff & Bros.
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Now Open, at the large Dry Goods Store
of W. A. Rice 81 Bros, new Goods. Call and
examine them.
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Geo, P. ROWeII & Co,
NOTICE.

A caucus for the nomination Of township Of
iloers, win be held at the township haH, in
Ballville, on Friday the lst of April at one
o'clock.
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For bargains in Boots and Shoes go to
H r. Shomo s. Co.'S. for they have the largest
in this city, and sell the cheapest.
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DIR. c. Il. Reiif & BrO,have just received
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 Randsoinestin in the city
Furniture, Coach, Leather and Shellach
Varnish, OF a superior quality, at Dr. c. F.
Reiff s. Bros
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WANTED.

$4,000 lbs of Butter, and $4,000 doz. Eggs,
for which We viii pay the highest market
pricein cash. D. GARvIN d Co.
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New Carpets. 100 pieces of the spring
styles of Carpets, can be found in the large
carpet room of VIM. A. Rice s. Bros which
they offer very cheap.