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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-08-11

editor of the Citizen and Gazette, at. Urbans
was entered by burglars recently, and jewelry
and clothing to the amount of several hundred
dollars taken.
VANwERT Co. GA little son OF Robert
Mcdowell, of Yanwert, was thrown from 6
wagon and seriously injured, one day las
week.-Mr. P. G. Rice, of vanwert, who
received a severe injury to his skull, two weeks
ago, met with another accident, few days
since by cutting severe cash in his hand
Mr.. John Shaw Of Tully Township, was thrown
from wagon a few days since, and was severe
ly bruised.-The yield of wheat, in this
county is said to be unprecedented, some yield
ing SO bushels to an acre.-Dr VIM. Pierce,
of Wiltshire, was assaulted and severely bea-
ten by his hired man, few days since. The
assault was entirely unprovoked and the crimi-
nal has not yet been punished. Sam
uel McDuoron was arrested on Wednesday of
last week, on charge of committing rape on
the person of Mary E. Dewitt, wife of Lorenzo
Dewitt, of Van Vert.
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sun-Printing on Fruit-Boys and
girls, if you wish to astonish any members of
the family or any coming guests by some day
allowing them to discover their initials neatly
printed on peach, pear or apple, as it hangs
upon its branch, this is the way to carry out
your plan. Just before the fruit ripens out
the desired letters from q sheet of thin, tough
paper, and paste them on the side of the fruit
most exposed to tho sun. When in course Of
time, you remove the paper from the ripe sur.
face, you will find the letters distinctly mark
ed upon it. There are other ways for printing
fruit, but this is the most simple.
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Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago or In
dianapolis, how shall we reach the West! The
best Line is acknowledged to be the c., B. & o.,
Joined together with the B. 6 NJ. Railroad by the
Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called the
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
The main line of their Route running to Omaha,
connects with the great Pacific Roads, and forms
to-day the leading route to California. The Mid
die Branch. entering Nebraska at Plattsmouth,
passes through Lincoln. the State Capital, and
will this year be finished to Fort Kearney. form
ing the shortest route across the Continent by
100 miles.
Another branch of the B. NJ, diverging at Red
Oak, falls into line running down the Missouri
through st. Joe to Kansas City, and all Kansas.
Passengers by this route to Kansas, see Illinois,
Southern Iowa, and Missouri, and by a slight di-
vergenee, can see Nebraska also.
Lovers of fine views should remember the
Burlington Route, for its towns ''high-gleaming
from afar''-its tree fringed streams-its rough
bluffs and quarries-its eorn-oeeans stretching
over the prairies further than the eye eau reach.
Lsnd-buyers will be sure to remember it, fo1
they have friends among the two thousand who
have already bought farms from Geo. s. Harris
the Land Commissioner of the B. & NJ. R R. al
Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thousand
home-steaders and dpre-emptOrs who last year fled
then claims in the Lincoln land office, where I'm
Gle Sam is rich enough to give us all farm " If
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strange.-On the evening of the boat
ride to the clubhouse silver fruit knife, be-
longing to one CT the party, mysteriously dis
appeared. Yiands and fruit sometimes get
misplaced in the process of gathering, but how
a fruit knife could crawl away snd remain is a
puzzle. If any person found such an article
at that time they viii please leave it at this
Office.
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Real Estate Transfers.-Furnished by
W. W. Stein, County Recorder:
Joseph Strayer to Edward Spratt,
7-l00 acres in section 25, York S I,60(
John Harding to Henry Hill, 80 acres
in section 4, Townsend 2,20(
A. H Miller to Isaac Dunkin, lot No.
1493, Fremont 40(
G. S. Dewey to Stephen Fridley, Il
acres in section %, Green Greek 4,20(
n. W. and A. L. Bush to G. A Els
worth, 40 acres in section s, York l,75(
Phillip Fisher to Seaman Smith, SO
lS-l00 acres in section %, Woodville 5,24(
G. G. Sanford to James Allen, so acres
in section 20, Townsend 3,6O(
Susan Kinney to Fanny E. Joint,
part of lot No. l9l, Bellevue 26(
Samuel Thompson by Exrs, to A. G.
Luhrs, acre in out lot 81, Fremont 40(
Clemance A. Chapman to Amos
Woodward, IL part of in lots No.
23l and 232, Bellevue l,5O(
George Ramsay to A. Richards, part
of lots Nos. l30 and 622, Clyde 1,O0(
Amos Woodward to John Heinrich,
l-2 acre in out lot "a, Bellevue 3OC
Robert Cochran to Rachel J. Rozelle,
lot No. 962, Fremont l,20C
Davis, Berry d Co., to G. G. Mon
aghan, lot No. l35, Lindsey 42t
John Frabish to J. W. Marvin, 20
acres i'll section 20, Madison 66(
L. F. Harris to George Sawyer, lots
Nos. SO, 10l, and part of lots Nos
LOG, l09, ia, III, 100, 10S, lis, ll6,
10Y, 80, Bellevue 1866
William Holstein to Close & Hibbish,
lot No. 26l, Bellevue 2,50(
John H. Ames to Harvey Arlin, lots
Nos. sos and 500, Fremont 1,O0C
D. L. & D. S. June to Thomas G. Fitz-
simmons, lot No. 1856, Fremont 2,00(
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Houses and Lots for Sale, in Fremont,
Ohio. Terms easy, payments little more than
it costs to rent. Few persons in life time
meet an offer so liberal, to procure houses
without any risk or loss. For sale by
22tf DR.. E. DILLON.
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Out in the Moonlight.-Two weeks ago
excursion down the river, and party of about
seventy boarded the J.. K. White and started
out to chase the moonlight, but unfortunately
the storm king drove that way, and before we
had caught glimpse of its silver sheen, the
rain came down and continued to do SO for
nearly two hours. But everyone had a good
time, and determined to repeat the expert
ment. Accordingly, Thursday of last week
was decided upon, and it was arranged that
we should leave at four o'clock. At two O'Clock
it rained. AT three o'clock it rained, and those
who had indulged in high antcipations, looked
nearly as dark and gloomy as the clouds over
head. But at four o'clock the "storm king
stayed his hand,p and out rolled the carriages
to convey the party to the White, which lay
waiting at the spiles. A few minutes before
five with party of about eighty on board, we
moved into the channel and down the river.
The disappointment experienced short time
before, having been banished, everyone was
prepared to enjoy the occasion more thorough.
ly. The company scattered about the upper
deck, each drawing from the large fund of en-
joyment which had been provided to suit hil
or her pleasure. Some chose to mingle with
the dance, others found their pleasure in look
ing upon the scenery of the Sandusky. A ride
of two and half hours brought US to tht
club house, where everything was in readiness
to receive us. The well filed baskets werC
taken out, and their contents were sooI
spred, and partaken of with a ralish made
keen by the ride. After supper, an hour ant
half was spent in dancing, in strolling abou
the grounds, rowing on the river, and in vari
Gus ways provided for enjoyment. At tel
o'clock we started toward home "by the ligh
of the moon," which shone beautifully. Thi
entire ride was attended by all that contribute
to make moonlight excursion complet
success. Every one returned home feeling
better, and firmly impressed with the con
sciousness that much of the enjoyment whicl
might be derived from our river, is lost to u
for the reason that we do not improve it.
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American Antiquities. Rev. Giles
pie, an Indian, who has been educated for the
ministry, and who hiss connection with the
NJ. E. Church, will deliver a Lecture at
Orchards Hall, on this friday evening,upon
american Antiquities" He is said to be q
forcible and elegant speaker, and comes well
recommended. During the lecture he will
exhibit many curious relics of the past which
are worth seeing. Admission 25 cents; chill.
dren 10 cents.
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Swine.-There is still room for a more
hogs on our streets, and one or two more geese
can be Accommodated as well as not We
walked the whole length of a steet, the other
day, without seeing a single swine, and the
placed seemed deserted. Wouldn't it be advis.
able to build public trough around the park,
and have these pretty creatures fed there, at
least once each day. Anything to give addi-
tional attractions to our city.
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A HOOt is also receiving a large and fine stock
of Boots and Shoes for the fall trade, consisting Of
all the latest styles and best class Of work, which
he will sell as cheapas any firm in the city. Call
and examine for yourself and you viii be suited
in price and quality at the old stand of A. Hoot,
Bueklands new block. 80
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An Error.-Why did not the Sandusky
County Historical, Geological, Theological,
Prophetic and Retrospective Association, en-
gage Prof RochefOrt to lecture for themP His
lecture on Marriage of the Seas" would have
been intensly interesting to the unmarried
members.
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DR.. Libbey describes the diseases of persons
by having the name, age and place Of residence
All examinations will be one dollar where no
medicine is taken, and nothing if there is. For
list of diseases cured see advertisement elsewhere.
1892
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BUFFALO, August 9.-Cattle- Receipts 2ss ears
against ,7I9 last week. The market was firm and
0uiet; sales of l59 steers, 59 to 1872 pounds at
"a 75a5s7k; 80 Michigan, l,2S3 lbs at "a IS: Ga
Texan O4 lbs at $4 l24; IS do. $50 lbs Sc co. I45
Missouri l.ls0 70 IS20 lbs at IS 10 FOR heavy Is 90
for light ava Indiana, 1.os6 to 1877 lbs at S4 sea
so sQs Illinois do, l,o75 to 1880 lbs at IS AKA
kaa,
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Horses, hogs and cows have had their
epidemies throughout the conntry, and now
the Iowa chickens are taking their turn.
They go to bed and sleep SO hard as to tum-
BILE off the roost. One man has lost over four
hundred within few weeks.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY,
,.wARRE,S Specific PILLS,

Prepared by GAnAHCIERE 8 DUPONT, No. 2l4 Rue
4be entire Medical Faculty of France.
Are the very best remedy in all cases Of Sperma-
41rb(ea. or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily or
11a It,tTe Emissions; Sexual Weakness INT
to,a,,S:: weakness arising from Secret Habits
"a sexual excesses; Relocation Of the Genital
O-Sans. o. Weak Spine; "Lime" or "Briek Dust"
de6Sosits in the Urine; Milky Discharges" &C.,
oTS ali the chastity train OF symptoms arising
Srom Oyeruse or Excesses.
Tbey cure when all other remedies fail.
Full directions in each box.
price 81 per Box or Boxes for So.
Sold by the principal Druggists, or will be sent
bv mail, securely scaled from all Obser5GttOn,
~ enclosing price to the Sole General Agent for
Symeriea. JOB MOSES, Is CORTLAEDr ST., NEW
YosK. Pamphlets Of Advice sent Free to any
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Shooting Strains. The general rea-
der often remarks an expression in print which
has no seeming connection with its context,
and wonders why "this is thus, but it rarely
occurs to him that the editor has seen the
same thing and mentally it not audible "cuss-
ed and discussed9 the careless cUmpositor OF
proof reader, for making or allowing such
errors to pass. Bat as it is, and aggravating
it proves, there is no way to helRit when the
@paper is off" In our last weeks, notice of a
seranade to which we had been treated, we
wrote soothing strains" which was trans
lated shooting strains,' just as though such
harmony of sound could be SO perverted. We
rather think we would have walked up, under
their influence. shooting strains" Provok-
ing!
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A big stock OF Looking Glasses sold much be-
low the regular prices, grand bargains in these
goods at the Croekery Store of J. D. MooRE. l5tf
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The heavy guns now made in England
it is reported, will do great execution. A
II inch gun tried recently at Shosburyness,
was loaded with pebble powder and a ball
weighing $50 pounds was fired against a
target representing the side of ship. The
proiectile, it is stated, was sent clean through
thirteen inches of iron, twelve inches of teak,
and an inner skin of iron an inch and half
thick. This trial, it is argued, shows that the
heavy armor of the new English monitor
Devastation could be pierced by the projee-
tiles fired from similar guns to those which
she carries.
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nnuAN,sp pI11mnNIC WAFERS.

are unfailing IN. the CURE OF CoU9Hs, COLDS
DIFFIcULr BRsATHING, INoIPIENr CONSUMPTION
DIsEAsEs OF THE LUNGS. They have no taste OF
medicine and any child Will take tne. iIt a
san 5ssraired Testimony given IN hundreds OF
ceses- a single dose reLieges tI1 Ten m5suIEs
AZ For RRYAN'S PULMOHIC WATERS.
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The Atlantic and Pacific TeIe-
graph Co., having established permanent
Office Office in the Jewelry Store of Mr. E. L. Cross
would respectfully solicit the patronage of the
public, and assure them that their business will be
done with promptness and dispatch. 51yl
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NAV AND WIFE.

Essavs for Young Wen; on the great
sod1SL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere !5
s0tIt "a APRTAGE-with sure meads OF relief for
WITH -! ~ unfortunate, diseased and debii-
5 tne errA ssnt free in sealed envelopes Address,
9N% TaeS8i ARD ASSOCIATION, No, 8, Ninth st.,
Philadelphia Pa,
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watches, Clocks and JeweIry re-
paired; allkinds of ofEngraVing nea ly execut-
ed. Jewelry made to order, by experienced
workmen, at LEPPELMAE's. Att
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The New Domestic is Out.-The
Company are now turning out 200 per week, which
will be increased to 400 per week in short time.
Don't buy Machine until you have tried a New
Domestic. 25tf L. LEPPELMAN.
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Builders Hardware.-A careful ex-
animation of our assortment and quality of
Builders Hardware will convince our custom
ers, they can save money and be better suited
by selecting from our Stock.
27-tf C.M. DILLON d Co.
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We think a single trial will convince any
one that our White Lead, colored Paints and
Oils are not excelled. We are selling at low
rates and guarantee satisfaction. Fremont, o.
27-tf c. M DILLON s. Co.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The members of the Fremont Band tender
their sincere thanks to General Walker and
family of Findlay for their kindness, and hos
pitality which they extended to US on
the I'd Of August. FREMONT BAND.
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On the 10Th of September the Oberli1
Netos will cease 70 be. except as it will be re-
juvenated by the Revieto which will take itt
place. The Reuieao win be published in quar-.
to form, and viii be more an exponent of the
college than the one which it will shortly
supercede. 1t will also have column speci-
ally adapted to the views ofCongregationalists
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Royal Blood.-A scion of high preten-
sions appeared in our city on Saturday, and at
once made the profound announcement that
he was dead broke. But he had talent, yea
learning; had Travelled where the soil had never
before been pressed by mortal's foot; was
present and witnessed the building of Solo
mons Temple and had tasted the waters of the
Suez Canal; had dwelt in Jerusalem, and tasted
few days in the wilderness. During the re-
cent way in France he was correspondent for
the entire American Press, including the Clyde
Nepos; had clasped hand with every General
in the field, and drank from the same canteen
with William of Orange. He could speak all
the languages, having origin in Babeps confu-
sion, and could write everything but his own
name. And behind all this he had the pres
tige of blood-genuine red, purple, royal blood,
being an Irishman by birth, a Frenchman in
sympathy, Hindoo in religion, and in educa-
ton and habits humbug. And such connec-
tions were dazzling. If we remember rightly,
he claimed to be nephew of the great Roche
fort, son of Mr.. and Mrs Rochefort, great
grandmother of the Prince Imperial, and first
Uncle to Wilson of the Elmore Courier. Who
could Withstand such monument of great
ness. Nothing lacked he but a little of the
filthy lucre, and for this he would lecture
But somehow he lost his hold upon the conf
dence of the few friends he made at first, ant
was forced, by a combination of circumstance
to seek a new field, which he did on Monday
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Meng & Altaffer manufacture to order,
from best French Stock, at reasonable prices
and guarantee to fit you. Their Store is on
Corner of Front and Croghan Street, Tylers
Block, Fremont, o. 18tf
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After the confirmation of the recent sale of
the L. E. & L. R. R. has been effected, it is
understood that arrangements will be made
whereby the new bonds of the company will be
negotiated to an extent sufficient to iron and
equip the remainder of the line. We trust
that such viii be the result, and that a pros
porous future will soon dawn upon the road.
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GObIets in endless variety of quality and
style, very cheap at J. D. MooREs Crockery store.
l5tf
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DIR. SIM MONS
Liver Regulator,
REGULATOR.
LAND FOR SALE
ON TEN YEAR6 TIME

G. A nice little Farm OF 80 acres, Just outside
Fl; the corporation, east side, Is acres cleared,
- balance timber good frame house, good
WeI, running stream Of water, good orchard,
and land in good order.
Also 10 acres 4 miles west Of the city, subur-
ban lot laid out BY Platt Brush, good frame house
and good well Of water,
Also sc acres in section o. Madison to,vnshir,.
Sandusky county, and $40 acres in section IL Benz
ION township, ottawa county. VIII sell the whole
or e5enange any part Of it for improved land OK
good town property.
have also good young horses, and viii sell on
one years time. Inquire at my residence, two
mileswest Of Fremont D. &. SHERRARD-
Fremont, Feb. I6, 1871. 1T
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j. D. UIV1I44NI, OIIo1II HUI
c. B. SUMMERS, Secretary.
Republican Judicial Convention.
CTynE- AuOust O 1871


Republican Judicial Convention.
CLYDE, August 9, 1871.
Pursuant to cali Of the Judicial Central
Committee the Convention for nominating
Judse ior the 1st Subdivision of the 4th Ju-
dicial district met at the Public Hall in Clyde
this day.
There were present regularly appointed
delegates from each county in the District
whose credentials were satisfactory to the
convention.
F. W. Cogswen, one of the Central Com
mittee, called the meeting to order, and on his
motion,
John R. Osborn, of Lucas, was appointed
Chairman of the Convention. M
On motion of S. F. Taylor, of Erie, James
H. Fowler, Of Sandusky county, was appointed
Secretary.
Hon. Cooper K. Watson, of Huron, having
stated that but one name had been suggested
in connection with the Office for which the
delegates were called together this day, he
therefore moved that the usual parliamentary
proceedings and rules be suspended, and that
Walter F. Stone, of Sandusky City, be pre-
sented by acclamation as the candidate of this
convention for the office of Judge of the lst
Subdivision, 4th Judicial District.
This motion was UNANIMOUSLY carried and
the Chair declared Mr.. Stone to be the candi-
date for the Republican party of this district
for the Office of Judge.
Mr.. Jenney, of Ottawa, offered resolution
that the nominee be, and he is, entitled to cur
hearty undivided support.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Hon. E. B. Saddler of Erie, offered resolu-
ton for the appointment of Central Judicial
Committee
The resolution was adopted and the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed by the delegates
to wit:
From Huron Co., w. B. Walverton; from Erie
Co., J. T. Beeeher; from Ottawa, Co., G. w
Keightly; from sandusky Co, R. P. Buckland
from Lucas Co., Charles Pratt.
Ordered that the above named Committee
appoint their own chairman
On motion, ordered that the proceedings ot
this meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary and published in the Republican pa
pers of the counties composing said subdi
vision
Thereupon the convention adjourned with
out day, JOHN R OSBORN, Chairman.
JH FOWLER, SeC'y.
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Meng & Altaffer have full assortment
of First Glass Eastern Work, which they are
prepared to sell to Merchants at New York
prices. 1871
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Meng & Altaffer sell Edwin G. Burt's
Premium Shoes for Ladies and Misses, which
for beauty and durability are not excelled.
1915
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Don't forget to look at our Window Glass
before you buy. We claim to have as smooth,
white, even and clear Glass, as has ever been
sold in this market and at close figures. Ere
mont, o. 27-tf G. NJ. DILLON 81 Co.
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Meng & Altaffer have all kinds of Hats
and Caps for Men, Boys and Children, which
they are selling at the lowest cash prices.
IStf
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Now to Business-Quit Your
QuarreIing and Come to the Point.
One Thousand Dollars offered for Sewing Ma
chine that will do every variety or any variety
of work better than the Improved Family Singer
Sewing Machine. Go and see samples atE.L.
Cross Jewelry Store 20tf
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Remember A. Hoot has the exclusive sale
of the celebrated Whitney Boots in this city. 80
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Meng & A1taffer sell Reynolds Brothers
U. 7. K. Work, for Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren. l8tf
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Beautiful fancy Glass Ware very cheap at
j. D. MooRE's. l5tf
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100 pieces plain Gold Band White Granite
Set, for $1,000, at the CroOkery Store of ]. P.
MooRE. l5tf