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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF FREMONT.

Tug Rawson, Capt Tyler, from sandnsky,
arrived on the lst with the scow Vampire in
tow
seOw Vampire, Capt. Large, from Cleve-
land, arrived Light on the lst. Cleared on the
4th for Buffalo, loaded with 100000 feet Iun.
Der for West & Dana.
Schooner Kelly, Capt. Campbell, arrived
light from Buffalo on the Sd. Cleared on the
9th with 1861 fact lumber forI. E. Amsden.
Schooner Chisholm Capt -, arrived on
the Sd light, from Detroit. Cleared on the 9TH
for Buffalo, with 100000 feet of lumber fol
West & Dana
Tug General Lyon, Capt. MILESTONE, with
scow J. Mccullough, arrived on the Sd.
Cleared on the same day for Sandusky.
Seow ]. Mccullough, Capt. Carl arrived on
the Sd from BayCity with l65, 600 feet lumber
and $1,000 laths for Bowlus & Co. Cleared on
the 9TH for Bay City, light
Schooner II. d. Root, Capt. Tyler, arrived
from Buffalo, May 7th, with lime and salt for
Rawson & Amsden, and barrels Of salt for
c. NJ. Dillon Cleared on the 10th for Buffalo
with a cargo of lumber and slaves.
Schooner n. c. West, Captain Skinner. ar
rived light on the Ilth.
Schooner Chickaluna, Capt. -, arrived
light from Buffalo, on the 10th, and cleared
for Owego on the llth with 10000 bushels OF
wheat for Foster u Co.
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INVESTMENT!
Safe, sure,
AND PROFITABLE.


III ~ Il -
.0N SOUTH FRONT STREET,
" in Fremont, for sale. Important
to all who want homes in town-to
Farmers, Mechanics or any who
wish to invest on a safe, sound basis,
with a sure and liberal profit for
themselves or their children. The
soil is the most fertile and produc-
tive in the city. The surroundings
are beautiful. The avenues leading
to the commercial and business cen
ters are spacious, convenient and
pleasant, More buildings are going
up and the population increasing
more rapidly in this direction than
any other It cannot be gainsayed
that the "star Of empire" in Fremont
is leading to this locality, unsur-
passed for Gardens, Fruit and Flow
ers, Pure Water and Dry Cellars.
For terms, &c, call on
A. II. MILLER, OF
1919 DIR. E. DILLON.
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Now here, in North-Westein Ohio, will
people, who are about to build, find greater
opportunities for providing themselves with
every variety of building material, IRON the
rough lumber, to the finished holdings. than
here at Fremont, at the mills of H. Bowlus &
Co. They are now employing sixteen hands.
and turning out an immense amount of Sash
Doors, Blinds, Door and Window Frames,
Siding Molding, DC. They purchase their
lumber in the pineries of Michigan, kiln dry
it. in one of the best drying kilns in use, and
their customers cap always be assured of OBJ
tanning thoroughly seasoned material. Orders
for anything in their line receive promt at
tentisn.
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To Con-umPtlves.-The advertiser, havinE
beenrestored to health in a few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and thatdreaddiseasei
Consumption-is anxious to make known to his
feIow-sGfferers the means ofoure.
To all who desire "a . Ein send copy Of the
prescription used, free Of charge, with the dire.
tions for preparing and using the same, ,whiehthey
viii ind a sure Cure for Consumption, Asthms
Bronchitis, etc. The object OF the advertiser il
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he c0nceivesto bein-
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try hi,
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, VIII pleasead-
dress, REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
q Williamsburg, Kings county, n. Y.
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marriaQfs.

On the 25th ult, at the residence of Charles
Klagran, in Fremont, o., by Rev. James Lei
bert, Mr.. JoHN FRABIsH and Mrs. ESTHER
TUCKER, both of, the vicinity of Woodville, 0.
Ry the same, on the 9Th inst, at the parson-
age Of the Reformed Church of Fremont, Mr..
GEORGE J. MICHAEL and Miss EVA SrU11,
both of the vicinity OF Fremont, o.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. NJ. Long, at his
residence, Mr.. BARzILLA DEAN of Elmore and
Mrs. SARAH WIDEER Of Clyde
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Outraged dastardly outrage was com.
mitted on young girl named Libbie Minard,
at Painsville on the evening Of the 4th. She
was going from town to her home and when
about half way there was seized dy man who
had followed her and who had threatened her
life if she made resistance The girl resisted
the attempted outrage and called loudly for
help. She was thrown down, her clothing
torn and her face scratched and otherwise
roughly handled. Just at that time a team
drove up and the scamp fed. The girl return
ed to town, and reported the facts to the Mar.
shall who at once set at YORK 20 find the VII
lain, which he did in a short time. The
prisoner waived an examination and in de-
fault of bail was committed to jail.
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Aproposes the mania for personalities among
editors, the following from the Tribune: @This
is terrible. Why cannot editors learn that the
public wants OF them nothing but the publica-
ton Of news and temperate, dignifed, gen
tlemanly explanation and criticism of current
events' The denunciation OF rival, the
blackening Of private character, the use Of
a passionate language in debate, are ofienses
against the canons Of the profession, and every
true journalist viii non upon them"
Things are becoming lively in the railway
world. The Vanderbilt party having quietly
secured the controlling interest Of the Lake
Shore line, and thus virtually extended the
New York Central to Chicago, proceeded to
Cincinnati with the rumored purpose of max
ing a similar extension TO that city and be-
yond. No sooner had they reached there than
Jay Gould and formidable staff of the Erie
party were on their trail as fast as broad
gauge locomotive and special car could take
them. 1t Is reported that battle viii be Join
ed between the two forces for the possession
Of the line from Dayton to Cincinnati, with
the prospect that the defeated, which ever it
may be, VIII immediately build the long talked
OF third line to Cincinnati.-C Cleveland Herald.
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Nj "a N II q CD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just published, second edition, by Dr. LEWIS,
25i.l THE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH, on the radical cure of spermatorrhoes or
Seminal Weakness. ImpOteney, Mental and
Physical Incapaeity, Impediments to Marriage,
ETC., and the Venereal and syphilitie Maladies,
with plain and clear directions for the speedy cure
of Secondary Symptoms, Gonorrhoea, elects, strio-
lures, and all diseases Of the skin, such As scuIvy
scrofuIa, Ulcers, BOils. Blotches, and pimples on
the face and body Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
induced BY sglfindulgenee or sexual extravagaLee.
The celebrated author, in this admirable trea-
tise, clearly demonstrates, from forty years sue
cessfl practice that the alarming consequences Of
self-abuse may be radically cured; pointing out
mode OF cure at once simple, certain and efectual
by means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, can be efeetua1y cured,
cheaply, privately and radically. BS-This BOu1
should be In the hands Of every youth and every
mn i the land.
sent ulaer s.al, IN a pin envelope. P1iee 50
Cts.
Address, DR.. LEWIS, No. :, Beach St., New
York 40 years private practice.
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we have been -favoredg with a Specimen
Book from the Cincinnati Typo Foundry, for
1870, which contains all The latest styles Of
type, cuts, &c, andfs just what it should be.
In point Of printing, the work upon It has
been executed in the best style OF the art. and
is q fiue study for the printer. Printers will
find this foundry the right one to order from.
and if they haye not already been furnished
with q specimen book, should at once apply
for-one.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-13
Five DesperadOes Shot Dead in Louisi.
ma

A correspondent informs us that on Sunday,
April q, the citizens of New Atlanta, in Winn
parish, arrested and shot John r. West.
David Frame, Grow Thompson, a man by the
name of Collins, and one named Ingram The
well known Lawson Kimbrel, 0brother to Will
liam Kimbrel, killed by General McGlathan,) J
was shot down for dead, but the ball only
scalped him, and he made his escape.
The cause Of the difficulty is stated as fol-
lows: It appears that some time before Gen
eral McGlanthan killed William Kimbrel,
man named David Deem Joined this gang Of
despeTadoes. Subsequently, however, he quit
them, and gave information which incensed
them against him so highly that he was forced
to leave the parish in order to save his life
He took refuge in Mississippi, where he re-
manned some time. On his return to the par
ish, he brought his father and mother along
with him; but he had not been at home long
before the fact became known to his enemies,
who Immediately made coffin, hunted him
up and arrested him, leaving three Of their
number to guard him. The citizens hearing
Of his peril, at once banded themselves togeth-
er, released Dem, and succeeded in capturing
the whole gang, who, by their threats, so ex-
cited the crowd that they shot them down as
stated above.
These inen are represented to be of the most
desperate character, have been engaged in q
nefarious trade, and had been frequently ar
rested and indicted by the grand jury of the
parish.-Neg Orleans Times.
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VIM. A. Rice & Bros large Dry Goods
and cash store open to-daya full line OF the
silk finish Beaver Black Alpaca, the new style
Black Alpaca. Also a full assortment of
French Ginghams. Paisley Shawls, Printed
Pique which they are offering at reduced pric-
es
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The n. Y. Theatrical Company gave "a
number Of very pleasing exhibitions in our
city the past week, and drew out quito large
houses to see their performances. They are
good per formers, and put their plays upon the
stage in an excellent manner. Mile Ravel. is
one Of Che best pautominists, and tight rope
performers in the country, and her exhibitions
gave general satisfaction.
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Robbery and Desperate AssuIt.-We
learn that, on Friday evening last, two men
in masks, entered the residence of Mr.. Seidle,
on the old Safe road about five miles from
this city, and demanded of Mr.. Seidle and
wife all the money they had in the house.
1t appears that Mr.. S. had recently, sold some
land and was to have obtained payment
on that day. Tie burglars, it would seem,
knew Of the transaction, and were determined
to obtain the money. But if Mr.. S. had re-
ceived bus payment, he had placed the money
in place OF security, and the robbers only
obtained six dollars Disappointed, and per-
haps hoping to obtain more money they rs
saulted Mr. S and his wife, brutallv beating
them, and leaving them in helpless condi-
ton. No clue to the perpetrators of the das-
tardiy deed has been obtained, and we pre-
sumo the rascals will go unwhipt Of Justice,
OlthOugh it is to be hoped otherwise
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-13

A VOICE FROM Standardization Chem
lists and their Production appreciated By the
Professors at the celebrated Universities a,
Sscede7,.-Mr Sachs Sir,-At your request, /
have tested Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer, in my practice at the "SERAFIMER
Hospital" and can say, it win restore gray
hair to its original color. 1t Is entirely harm
less, and is a valuable remedy to use in such
cases. =. II. MALMSTEN,
Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine.
STOCKHOLM, July 8, 1868.
From TIE highest medical authority IN Sloe-
dea.-As have had occasion to SEE. several
persons, who, for some time, have used Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, and know
that it has restored the original color of the
hair, as well as being efficient in removing the
itching and dandruff that accompanies the fal-
liz J off of the hair, consider it my duty to
acknowledge the same to Mr. Sachs.
VINCENT LUNDBERG.
PhysiciaR-u-chief to the Hiisg and Pre-
serUer Of his life,
STOCKHOLM, July I, 1903,
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spGCl4L NorCEs.
-. shaking and Rnrninr.


It is not necessary to journey from the tropics
to Alaska in order to experience the extremes Of
heat and cold. Thousands undergo all the incon-
veniences OF this therlometrieal change every
dag, every other day, as the case may be, with
out the trouble OF moving over the threshold. A
word with these involuntary shakers. What arr
they doing to expedite their return to medium
temperatuTs!-to break the ehiIls and Danish the
ieverl Are they dosing themselves with quinine,
thereby imperiling the soundness Of their bones
and pairing the yigor of their brains and nerv.
Gus system, some Of them are, no doubt, but not
the majority OF then, ig Is believed The value a
H0stetser's Stomach BitteIs as harmless and Ger.
tain specific for fever and ague is understood and
appreciated in all parts Of the country where in.
termittents prevail. The residents of such local.
tiles begin to take it early in the spring az A nm
lection again the miasIna by which they are sur
rounded; not all Of them, perhaps, TOR blind ad
herence TO error Is the specially Ofsome people, but
TIE greater number.
II there is any fixed fact In thereapa auties II Is
this that the Bitters are a lar better Safeguard
araius5 all the varieties of periodic maladies rro
d1leed by unWholesOme eXhalatiOns than any dr7o
or compound II the materla medieR OF the nrofas
sion This assertion Is made with all due TssDec-
to the faGultry, but being an important truth an
one that nearly concerns the health OF large settle
ments in various par,s Of the country and indeed
of thepnbie at larye it is made fearlessIy. Found
ed on ample and unimpeaehable testimony It defes
"a break up ehills and fevers, as well az 10 pre.
vent them, there Is nothing so reliable az fbis
yholesoms vegetable restorative,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-13

Real Estate Transfers for the week en-
ding Saturday, May eth, prepared by W v
stine Recorder.
R P Backland to A H Miller, out lots
No 2l7 & 2ls, Fremont $1,000 OF
] Fred Fabing to G F Buchanan, north
J west part of lot, III, Fremont 6OO0 o.
Frank Richards to SiIas L Richards.
/ 100 acres in Sec G, York 2,OOe o.
Henry Shively to Amelin Walborro,
| part oflots No 1851 s. 1852, Fremont 400 o.
Samuel Persing to n EE Ellsworth.
81 29-lOO acres in Sec Il s. %,
Green Creek 2,2S7 Ok
John Parker TO Levi Horst. lB acnss
out Of tFact No l52, Green Creek sOoOt
Ilghman Banner to Barney Caspar.
40 acres in Sec "a, sandusiSy $4,000
Emily Gully to Lydia Patrick, in lot
No 457, Fremont Geo 90
John klaiss to John I.attig, so acres
in Sec 27, Ballville 3,O5OOO
Silas Sturtevant to Dsniel Cerlart, so
acres in Sec so, York $4,000
d L juno to George Ashley, part Of
out lot No 43, Fremont 10000
Philip GottrOn to Frank Flaiz, part
Of lot No in See SO, Sandusky 6S6 90
A H Miller to John Parlon, in lots No
No l499 & 1900, Fremont 375 90
John Limbaugh TO f Il Undorhill, 10
acres in Sec |. Ballville 500 90
Samuel Thompson to Charles Thomp-
son, lot Nos 44G, AZ, 44S, 449,
Fremont 1900 90
John A Wilson to Moses Marvin, lot
No l5i, Clyde 1850 90
Robert zud 10 Joseph Knittle, 50
acres in Sec So, Townsand $4,000
David Hehner to Henry Beichler. 81
63-l00 acres in Sec p, York 1000 90
A S Beymer to Conrad Nook. 40
acres in Sec 80 i 81, York 1900 90
james F Ran to Joseph P Roush, 10
acres in Sec 80, York 100000
Robert Smith to Adam Diedrich,
acre in Sec 30, Green Creek 1926 90
Jacob Loeseh to w C Roehrs, so acres
in Sec %, Rice 3.5OOOO
Lewis Luther TO Theresa Herman, 2
4l-lOO acres in lot No ,, Clyde 900 90
Henry Sweet to Edward S Reed 80
acres in Sec %, Washinton 1000 90
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A New Games-As soon as one mode of
swindling becomes unsafe, another is conceiv-
ed which IS equally well calculated to catch
the unsupecting traveller. On Tuesday after.
noon, as the train which leaves Cleveland at
2-S0, neared Monroeville, man entered one
Of the cars, and approaching an onesttravele1
asked him if he would be kind enough to give
him greenbacks for gold. Undoubtedly; the
coin was burden to the gent and for the mat.
ter Of accommodation who would refuse to do
such an act Of kindness especially when gilt
tering gold might take the place of old paper.
Innocence abroad took out his purse and de
manding the breenbacls to come forth, count
ed out the amount and laid them on his knee.
This was the opportunity wished for BY the
gent with gold and selzing the pile of green
backs dashed out of the car and out of sight
leaving the poor victim one hundred and
thirty dollars poorer on account ofhis accomo-
dating spirit
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Errors Of YOath.-A gentleman who suffered
for yearsfrOm Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects OF viii, ,fo
thesake ofsufering humanity, ,sendfree 70 all VII,
need it, thereceipt and directions for makingth,
simple remedy By which he was cured. Sufferer
wishingto prOftby the advertiser experience, car
do so By addressing in perfect confidence,
81 JOHN B. OGDEN, No. 49 Cedarst, NY.
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Perhaps the most recherche affair of the
kind that has happened In Norwalk for wears.
was the wedding, on Tuesday afternoon last,
at the residence Of the brides father. whereat
were joined in wedlock, Miss Mary, only
daughter Of Hon w o Parker, and Mr. James
Rodgers, now of Washington Territory. The
eeremoney, performed by Rev T F Hldreth,
took place in the spacious grounds of Mr. p
and was witnessed by large number of invit.
ed guests. The happy couple left ON the
evening train, via Cincinnati, for Il cir fu-
ture home in the far northwest, bearing with
them the heartfelt wishes of all for their han
piness and safety.-Norl0aH Reflector.
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Deeoration.-If our people intend TO de-
co7ate the graves Of our soldiers, on the 3Otbi
Is It not time that a meeting was called for the
purpose, and the requisite arrangements made.
Or, would it be better for the people to as
semble Of the Cemeteries with out precon-
certed action, and strow the flowers of affec-
ton upon the gravis Of our fallen heroes,
without the ponp and show Of a parade.
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DR.. C. f. Reiff s. Bro, have just received
an immense stock of WALL PAPER, fevery
style and quality, which they are selling far
below the usual price. Also a splendid stock
Of BORDERS. the handsomest in the sitv.
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The Greatest study OF mankind is to watch
the crowds that daily throng the clothing store
Of Dryfoos & Bro, and are made happy by
buying clothing at low prices.
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Besides their unrivalled White Lime, D
L. June & Son have always on hand large
stock of the best quality Of building stone.
Persons needing anything of this kind, should
leave their orders at their Office near the L. S.
IS. NJ. +. r. Depot 1919.
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The town council at Milan have passed an
ordinance prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
liquors within the limits Of the corporation.
So far it is good. The next.step is to enforce
the law which they now have in their hands
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p. DOrr Is son have rehtted their estab-
lishment and enlarged their stock, and now
offer great bargains in all kinds of boots and
shoes. The greatest variety OF children shoes
can be found there.
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IKE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE, issued by G. P.
Rowell & Co., No. 80 Park Row, New York,
contains much information not to be obtained
elsewhere. Every advertiser should read It.
ample copies by mail for Is cents.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-13

DR.. c. f. Rein, is thorough Physician,
of long experience, and attends personally to
compounding all prescriptions. Call at the
German Drug Store Of DR., c, F, Reiff & Bre's,
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Have you seen the new Parasols just re-
ceryed at the Large Dry Goods Store of Wm.
n hice y Bros. They have now on sale the
largest variety Of Parasols we have ever looked
at. Go aud sec the New Stvle Parasols at
VIM. A. Rice s, Bros.
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A workman named Revel, fell from the
steeple of the new Presbyterian church, at
NOrwalk, to the ground, distance of Al. feet,
on Monday last. He resumed work again the
next dav
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List Of Letters-Remaininq in the Ere.

LIST OF Letters-hemaIning m the Ere
mont P. O., uncalled for, May 18th, 1870
George c Bosold; Eustena Biar; Barbary
Crags; Sarah Curtis; Geo Cooper. Mrs P F
Dalton; Fred Gilegas; Wm Jones; Mary A
Murphy; II Moore, Hirane Menter; Nav
Porter; Rees Rol; MineToa Shawl; XaYe saur;
II Woodruff.
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Wm.A. Rice & Bros Large Cash Store
Are receiving a choice assortment of the
Spring Style shawls, which they are Offering
very cheap.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-13

New Spring and Summer Stock OF Boots
and Shoes just received at the well known es-
tablishment Of B. DoIr & Son, and for sale at
prices low as the lowest.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-13

ExPERENTIA 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 will
surely restore health, than to wait until the
compliant has become chronic. Use these pills
il all cases Of billiousness, Indigestion, Head
ache, Liver complaint, Female Irregularities,
&c. Get the Cmeta Almanac from your store
keeper, it contains much useful information
for the invalid and eonvalescent If you are
ailing use DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills and
you viii find them of great value. Sold by all
Dealers. lois.
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Furniture, Coach, Leather and Shellach
Yarnish, of a superior quality, at DR.. C. F.
Reiff & Bros.
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LOeAL MorlcEs

Pure raw and boiled Linseed Oil, at the
lowest prices, at Dr.. c. T. Reiff s. Bros.
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Gen. c. w. Page, formerly a resident,
and well-knOwn citizen of Clyde, died recent
ly, at Omaha, Nebraska. His many friends
in this locality, VIII regret to learn Of his de-
misc