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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-05
NBrcHBoRHooD NEWS.


SENECA Co, O.-Mr. D. Shubert, had his
left arm badly hurt, at barn raising near
Tiffin, on the 2lst.--S. c. Smith, lightning
rod man, was arrested at Tifin on the 2Sd,
for fast driving, and fined ten dollars1nd costs
-$lI 7O-rather expensive.-The Niagara
excursion from Tifin does not promise to be
a great success
HIGHLAND Co, O.-The Drug store of Kerr
q Marion was entered by thieves, on the
night of the 2lst, who endeavored to get into
the safe, but were scared off before they could
accomplish their object.-John G.. Spencer,
one of the pioneer wholesale merchants of
Mansfield is about to remove to GAINESVILLE.
The Herald regrets that he has concluded to
change his location.-M. Webber, postmaster
at Plymouth, had his foot badly crushed, one
day last week, by heavy stone falling upon
it.-A fine brick block is being built up on
the side of the wooden block DESTROYED in
February last, in Plymouth.
SUMMIT Co, O.-At Cuyahoga Falls,
young girl recently got her hand into some
machinerv Of the rope factory and lost two
fingers. are selling in Akron at
$500 per busilol.-,The first new wheat sold
in Akron at Sl,55.-The Summit county
two-.o.,,.I colt, is On exhibition at Niagara
FaIls.-A boy fourteen years old, named
Horace Collin, was struck by lightning near
Doylestown, on the 25th, and instantly killed.
He was moving weeds at the time. Two
brothers who were working with him were
Frustrated, but recovered from the shock
The total valuation of the county is set down
at Sj,9l6,853. There were manufactured in
the county, 4,322 tons bar and 900 tons rail-
road iron during the year 1869. The stone
ware manufactured amounted to s5,2l5,O00.
The sales of Akron manufactures for the past
quarter year amounted to S1,OS9,4l6.
CHAMPAIGN Co, O.-David Nelegan, of Ur-
bana, was sun struck on the 22d ult, and was
considered in critical condition for some
time. James O'Brien, of the same place was
similarly affected on the 95th, A son of Jno
McCanley was also affected on the 23d.-
Urbana is working to secure the State Agri.
cultural college. Urbana is wise.-The Ur-
bana Machine Works is a fixed fact the $780,
600 asked for have been raised, and the com.
pany go to work at once to manufacture
Daughertys Water Wheel, the Step Spindle.
&e.-A little son Of John E Todd, while in
3 field where his father was moving, point
ing out stumps, got too near the machine and
had one of his feet so badly cut, that he will
lose the use of it permanently.-A son of
Henry South, near Middleton, on the Dist,
fell on fire, and was SO buddy burned, on the
face and head, that it was thought he would
lose his sight.
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Delegates.-At meeting of Republicans,
at the Club Rooms, on Saturday last B. Ans
den, Chairman and A. H. Balsley, Sec'y, the
following persons were appointed delegates
CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENT1oN.-Fremont
R. P. Buckland, Plate Brush, H. Everett, c.
o. Tillctson and Chas. Thompson. Ballvine;
P. C. Dean, John Fry. Greencreek: G. G.
Eaton, W. S. Russell, S. S. Rafhbun and Ezra.
stoner. jackson: Benjamin Sackhouse.
Madison; J. Baker. Sandusky Peter Bur-
COON. Riley: NJ. Allen. Scott: J. H. Jen-
nings Townsend: c. G. Sanford Wood
vile: E. kellogg Washington: E. s. Bower
sox. York: V. A. Shaukland, B. Kline and
Jacob H. Stetler.
STATE CoNyENT1oN.-A. H, Balsley, H.
Everett, c. H. Willard, Capt, A. Rice and ].
N. Lennon,
The following resolutions were then adopted:
Resolred, That the Delegates present at
either the State or Congressional Conventions
be authorized to I'LL vacancies by persons pres
ent from the county, otherwise that those
present cast the full vote Of the county.
Resolued, That the Delegates to the State
Convention cast the vote of Sandusky County
for Walter F. Stone for Supreme Judge.
Adjourned. B. AMsBEN, Pres.
A. H. BAIsLEY, Sec'y.
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SPLENDID STEAMER
LOCAL NOTICES.

E1- DR.. Pierces Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery is not fancy drink made of poor pois-
onous stryehuine whisky, proof spirits and refuse
liquors, spieed and sweetened to please the taste
and lead topeTs on to ruin, as are the sO-called
"Bitters" OF the day. 1t is a pure medicinal ex-
tract of native roots and herbs. and is speedy,
safe and sure remedy for all severe, acute and lin
gering coughs, loss OF Appetite Liver Complaint
or "Biliousness," and Constipation OF the Bowels.
Nothing equals it for purifying the blood and cur
ing Pi@pIes, BlOtches, EruptiOns, Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas ScrofulOus and all skin diseases. Sold
by druggists.
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seTanade.-On Friday night last, when
the "weesma hours" approached the air around
our dwelling became vibrant with strains of
sweet music, which carried the sleepers into
dreamland's arcadia, ere it awoke them to
sense that the sounds were real and enchan-
ting. We have often been favored with sera-
made, but never we believe, with anything
equal to the music to which we were treated
by the Fremont Band, on the occasion re-
ferred. We are glad to note that the hand
lately been reinforced by several excellent
musicians, and it now stands among the best
in Northern Ohio. When occasion requires
it should receive the home-patronage, and
our neighboring towns were they have occa-
sion to secure band could not do better than
secure It's services.
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Bucklands.

We wish every one to know that
they can buy goods in our Line Of
US cheaper and Of better quality than
can be bought any where else in the
city. We always buy direct from
first hands, and are thus enabled to
sell at the very lowest prices.
We make it point to furnish on
ly Pure Drugs and Chemical. Our
Patent medicine, we warrant every
bottle to be genuine. Our Tincturs
Syrups, DC. &c, are prepared by our
Pharmacutist, DR.. G.. A. GEssSER.
with great care, accuracy and Of Sc
lected drugs. Every one can rely
on getting Tinctures, Syrups &c.
made strictly according to the Q. S.
Dispensatory. Our Prescription De-
partment is also under the exclusive
care of DR.. G. A. GEssNER, and we
have the largest and best selected
Stock, and put up Prescriptions NTH
greater care, and Of better nlGteriab
than any tchere else in Fremont on
for that matter as well as any where
in the State, This department We
have made a speciality for the last
year, and to show that we are head
quarters in this line we only have to
say that we have in the last year dis.
pensed over twelve thousand (I2,-
OO0) Prescriptions, which is endorse
ment enough for any one to see that
our Pharmacy is the place to have
your Prescription compounded.
We are Agents for the celebrated
brand Of Beymer, Bauman & Coz.
Pure White Lead, which is gaining
such large reputation in the west,
not by any extensive advertising but
merely on its own mereits. It's the
whitest White Lead sold, as well as
being strictly pure, and ground finer
than any other lead in the market.
1t is the best. We warrant every
can.
Our Boiled and Raw Oil, we guar
rantee every gallon to be strictly
pure. We are Head Quarters for
Paints of every kind and description,
selling more than any two houses
combined in the city.
Wall Paper, any one wishing to
Paper, will miss it very much, If
they do not look through our
first. We haEe the largest
stock in the city, all this Spring
styles. No trouble to show goods
ifyOu don't buy. Only if you wish
Paper don't fail to look through our
'to X. We also keep large stock
'f Window Papers, cheap.
We are Agentsfor the Great Ane,
'can and China Tea Co., and guaran-
zee to sell better Tea at twenty-five
cents a pound less, than can be
bought elsewhere. A fine Stock Of
Books, Stationary, Brushes, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Perfumes, and in
fact every thing usually kept in a
drug and book store.
Wishing every one success, and
asking q share Of your Patronage.
We are yours Respectfully,
S. BUCKLAND 4 SON,
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Leppelman has finished his new Sewing
Machine Rooms, and is filling it with machines.
He will endeavOr hereafter to fill order promptly.
He keeps on hand full stock of the famous Do
mestic, the best and easiest running machine il
the world, also, tho Elias Howe, the Improved
Howe, Grover and Baker Singer, Wheeler & Will
son, American Combination and Button Hole Ma
chine. Yortean buy machine OF him, as we know
from experience, ten to fifteen dollars cheaper
than you can from agents and pedlars. Call in and
examine his stock, before you buy, and save the
difference in price. S0-32
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Remember the Farmers boat ride and pic
mic, which comes off on next Wednesday.
Two splendid steamers are expected, and every
family in the vicinity should be represented.
The Steamers will touch at Muscalunge and
Hoy's Docks. Arrangements have been made
with the Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland R.
R. to issue half fare tickets from Green
Springs, Clyde and Castalia to sandusky for
the accommodation of those IN the Eastern
part of the county who wish to take the boat
at Sanduskv.
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PREPARE FOFS THE CHOLERA,

With the iheated term" comes the danger of
that hightful pestilence-ChOlera and aud kindred
diseases. What untold and indescribable misery
has been visited upon thousands annually BY these
awful complaints. But every one ought TO be made
aware that specific for this class Of diseases as
well as a certain preventative, is the celebrated
MISHLER'S HERB BITFEIS. twill positive
y fortfy the system against the attacks Of Asiatic
Cholera, Cholera MOrbus, Cholera Infantum Diar-
rhea, Summer Complaint, Dysentery, ChOlic g.
ID. Il. Bissell, NJ. D., PhysIcian-in-chief of the
U.S.HOspital Ship Falcon, highly recommends it
for Cholera, and has used it with marvellous sue
cess in such cases It ats like an angel Of mercy
in every instance. Sold by all druggis and deal
ers. Price one dollar per bottle
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Free Trade Session

David A. Wells in letter to A. T. Stewart
says our imports from Europe exceeded our
exports last year sl57, ,0OO,OO0, It is estimated
this has been paid by State, national and the
railroad securities. The amount of American
obligations how held in Europe amount to
sl,500,000,000.
While such is the fact, we have small party
here, working under the influence Of British
Gold and the name of Revenue Reform, who
ask US to reduce'th 'theTarif on English products
The result of such a reduction would be to add
not less than S2OO,O0O,OOO to the excess of our
imports over exports. Free Trade will, as
surely as it is ever adopted, carry all balance.
to the European side of our account and ruin
our commercial interest everywhere
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Accident Miss Ella Capper of this cicy,
met with an accident, while visiting at Elyria,
last week, which came near costing her her
life. She was riding In carriage with some
friends, when the horses became frightened
and ran, upsetting the carriage and throwing
the occupants violently to the ground. Miss
Capper was badly injured on the head which
was cut and bruised in a terrible manner.
Fortunately no bones were broken, and the
injuries, though very severe, are not thought
serious.
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Killed in a Well While two men
named Fletcher aud Waite were engaged in
laying up the stone in well at East Norwalk,
on Wednesday, the sides of tho well cavcd in,
Killing Mr.. Fletcher, who was at work up on
a scaffold above Mr.. Waite The Garth lodg-
ed upon the upper scaffold, and Waite re-
mained uniniured.
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Accidentally Killed. We learn that
a son of Morris P. Skinner, of Fostoria, was
killed near that place, on Monday last, by the
accidental discharge of gun. He was out
hunting, with some other boys, and was push
ing back the weeds with the butt Of his gun,
possibly for the purpose Of obtaining shot at
something, when the gun was discharged, the
contents entering his breast. He died in
about fifteen minutes after the accident
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Dangerous Counterfeit.-Ad dangerous
counterfeit fifty cent fractional currency note
Of the new issue, with Lincoln vignettee, has
Just been put in circulation. 1t so closely re-
ssmbles so cent note of the new issue, that
any one is liable to be deceived. The paper
used is an imitation of that used by the Gov
eminent, but is unlike the genuine, which is
pink tinted The counterfeit is slightly
greenish in color, and the face is somewhat
blurred. The words fractional currency and
stamps are dArkly shaded, which is not the
case of the genuine. There is also difference
on the back Of the note
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Catarrh. If your head, nose and throat are
FLIED with burdensone mass OF mucus, either dry
or moist thin or thick. white or yellow, and your
eyes swollen and heavy, your head feeling un-
usually large, with constant dull, heavy pain all
through it, resulting from CatarTh, use DR.. J.
Briggs, ELLEvANToR, The mucus will be imme-
diatsly scnaTged IRON the head the nose and the
throat the eyes brighten and sparkle with delight;
life once lore desirable. The AILEvAEToR is su-
peror to any preparation that the skill of man has
vet dis overed. As internal remedy it has never
1een excslled, owing TO its healing balsamie prop
critics in irritations OF the mucous Membrane Of
the slimentary canal, or air passages, Sold by
LANNIAN & THOMAS, Fremont. DIR. ]. Briggs
& Co., ProprietOrs, Newark, N, j. and Toronto,
Canada,
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senatorial pistriot convention.


Immediately after the adjournment of the
Congressional Convention, the Senatorial Con-
vention, for the purpose Of nominating can
didate for State Board of Equalization, was
called to order by John Mackey, and on mo-
ton Hon. Homer Everett was called to the
chair and yoltaire Scott and P. n. Schuyler,
appointed Secretaries.
On motion the following Committee was
appointed, on order of Business-D. H. Pease,
Huron, T. G. Mcgee, Erie, A. H. Balsley, San
dusl1y, and Chas. H. Gilkesson, of Ottawa.
Judge L. NJ. Culver, then presented the
name of Rice, Harper of Erie as Candidate.
The name OF Theodore Williams, of Huron
county, was presented by D. H. Pease.
The convention then took recess until af-
ter the adjournment, of the Congressional
Convention, when it re-assembled. The Com
mlttee on business reported as follows, through
its Chairman, D. H Pease:
That each county be entitled to cast the
number of notes mentioned in the Call and
that majority of all the votes cast shall be
necessary to a choice.
The candidates for nomination were then
balloted for with the following result
Rice Harper Al.
Theodore Williams IS.
Mr.. Williams was then declared the unani-
nous choice of the convention, which then, on
motion adjourned:
HOMER EVERETT Chairman.
y poLTA5aE y 5ail- SCOTT Secretaries.
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Thompson &sco., of this place, are now
manufacturing one Of the best, if not the
best Tanning Mill, ever offered to far
mers. They warrant its work, and
will allow it to be thoroughly tested be-
fore purchase. The established reputation Of
this firm should be a sufficient guarantee to
farmers that they will get reliable mill, when
purchasing of them, and will not run the or
dinary risk they do when buying of foreign
Manufacturers.
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An old gentleman while driving along
Front Street, on Tuesday, fell out of his wag-
on, and was dragged quite a distance by the
reins. The horse was stopped in time to pre-
vent any serious accident, and as the driver
was fortunate enough to land in soft place
heescaped without injury, hut was shocking
l., ,,,ld,-
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ssth 8. vi. Re.union.


The Annual Reunion of the 55th o. Y. I.
will take place at Green Springs, Ohio, on the
3Oth of August, 1S7O-the anniversary of one
of its hard-fought battles. AL who can do so,
will bring an ample supply Of provisions, TO
meet the wants of those from great distance,
or who cannot conveniently bring supplies
The Reunion will be held at the Grove,
near the Springs, and in Picnic style. all
who have ever been members of the Regiment,
and were not dishonorably dismissed, are ex-
pected to be present No other notice but
this will be sent out.
The trains 50 run that visitors can reach
Green Springs, by taking the first trains in
the morning, by 9 o'clock, and leave again late
in the afternoon, but in time to connect at
Clyde and Forest with east and west trains.
Music by the old Band.
Come, boys, and bring your families and
friends, and let US have day worthy of the
Regiment. J. NJ. STEVENS,
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Marrteo.

July 18th, 1870, at the residence Of the brides
mother, at Maple Farz, near Muscotah, Atchi-
son Co, Kansas, by Rev. L. Pomeoy, MI. FRANK
J. BRows, OF Musootah and Miss SARAH Z. KRI-
DIER, formerly of Fremont, Ohio.
Accompanying the above was remembrance IN
the shape OF a gTeenback, for which we return our
acknowledgements. May happiness abide with
them.
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Fella Cat,-Tifin, which has boasted Of
a population Of from 5000 to 10000 comes IA
ther short in the enumeration The following
are the figures First Weird $3.50; Second
Ward 2,S7S,-total 6,6SS. Total number of
families l,i26.
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=. DOrr IS son have reftted their estab-
lishnent and enlarged their stock, and now
offer grsat bargains in all kinds of boots and
shoes. The greatest variety of children shoes
can be found there.
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List Of Letters-Remaining in the Ere
mont P. O., uncalled for, August 4th, 1870:
Annie Andrew, Emma ]. Bickard, Maria Bau .
man, Maria Blum, Adelia Butcher, Pitte Cook,
Mr.. Gahoon, Willis l. Elliott, Michael Lyden, John
Macken, George W. Mack. Rev. D. Rutlege 3. Mr..
shute, John F. sortman. Nj. Wipplehopple.
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news he has gone to work with renewed ener-
gy in that mammoth Potatoe patch.
Yours &c. TRAoIE.

Scop the Murderer Hung. Sheriff
/ Culp of Huron county, having last week re-
ceived dispatch from the Governor, that no
change in the sentence of Bennett Scop, the
convicted murderer of Goodman, would be
made, at once proceeded to make preparations
for the execution, which took place on We'd
nesday last. The gallows was erectsd in the
jail, and about forty persons were permitted
to witness the execution. At forty-three
minutes past one O'Clock, the prisoner, neatly
dressed, was brought upon the scaffold. His
step was firm and he manifested no symptoms
OF fear, or exhibited the slightest emotion.
He addressed few words to those assembled,
in effect as follows;
81 was innocent. never killed Goodman.
1 have not had an honest trial. lam innocent
Goodbye, friends"
His hands and limbs having been bound, the
cap was drawn over his head, the moose ad-
iusted about his neck, and at two o'clock pre-
cisely the drop fell, and Bennett Scop was
launched into eternity, dying without strug-
gle. His body after hanging proper length
OF time was taken down, put in coffin and
taken to the cars TO be sent to Buffalo for
burial.
A great many people were in townand large
crowd gathered about the court house and jail
hoping to get glimpse Of the proceedings
within the walls, or to learn the particulars
in regard to the closing event in the career of
the murderer.
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The Sunday School Celebration which was
to have taken place at Lindsay, on the llth,
has been changed to Tuesday the 9th. A
number Of Orphan children from the Asylum
at Flat Rock viii be present to aid in the
singing.
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Fnr Sale.

One four wheel spring dray and set Of single
harness, for sale ata great bargain. Any wish
ing the above can purchase them for slOO cash. In
quire of Robert Gully, Fremont o.
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Examine Chas NJ billions new advertise
ment Bargains offered in Stoves and new
Cooking Stove that beats them all.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Congressional Convention Of the Ninth
District met at Monroeville, in Davis Hall, on
Wednesday, August Sd, and was called to or
der by Hon. a. W. Hendry, who nominated
Homer Everett, of Sandusky county, as chair
man.
Voltaire Scott, of Erie, and P. N. Scuyler, Of
Huron, were chosen Secretaries.
After the announcement of the business Of
the Convention, Judge Hendry of Sandusky,
presented the credentials of colored delegates
chosen at district meeting in Sandusky, to
represent the colored citizens, and moved that
they be admitted to representation. The mat
ter was referred to the Committee on Creden-
tials.
Delegates from Crawford County not being
present, the Convention adjourned to half past
one O'Clock.
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WANTED.

$1,000 lbs of Butter, and 10000 doz. Eggs,
for which we viii pay the highest market
price in cash, D, GARvIS s Co.
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Concert. grand Cantata of the Flow
er Queen, which was postponed from last
Wednesday evening, will be performed next
Wednesday evening, August Sd. The ladies
have been making great exertions to have this
the best home concert ever given in Findlay.
Let them be greeted with a crowded house,
such as they deserve. Admission Is cents
Hancock Courier.
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Sufferers

| From COrns, Bunions Bad Mills, and those tor
turing Affections Chilblaius, earnestly recon-
mended to use DR.. j. Briggs Well-knOwn Curative
fOr certain relief and positive cure. Sold by Lam
| MAN & THOMAS, Fremont. DIR. j. Briggs 6 Co.
Proprietors, Newark, n. j., and Toronto, Canada.
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PEDDLER WANTED.
Wanted by c. NJ. Dillon, a man to
peddle TInware,
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(,hiIhren,s Shoes.

In large quantities, and immense variety
and at prices the lowest III the city can be had
at P. Dorr & Sons extensive establishment,
Front Street, Fremont.
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Look at Chas N billions new advertise
ment. He's selling Tin Ware and House Fur
nishing Goods very low.
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Ar VIE Rs

Should be sure and see the
HOOSEER GRAIN DRILL
Before purchasing. With its new improvements
it is the best drill in the market, and prove
it. In getting, get the best.
1854 G. C. SrAHI Agent.