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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-08
The Ouaan,s Lnuer

A very eccentric and famous man
died in hoYel in the st. Giles ouar-
ter in London, the other day. Tbir-
ty years ago he was one of the most
celebrated men in England. He was
chimney sweep, and he, like Feeh-
ter IN the play, slowed the Queenn
He became so infatuated after the
then young and fascinating rovsl
lady, that he climbed down the chin
ney ofSt. James Palace a number Of
times, but escaped when chased. save
on one occasion. Then he was taken
as ne was about to enter the Queens
apartments, and shut into Totbill
street prison. As soon as his time
was up, he tried repeatedly again tr.
see the Queen, and the police tool
the matter in hand. He was ar
rested, taken into Gravesend en-
barked on board the Diamond and
semitic Australia. He lived for many
years at Sidney, but was allowed to
return to England about five wears
ago, always desperately enamored of
the Queen. His remaining years
were spent in miserable poverty. A
fortnight since a rumor was one dav
started in London that Queen Vic
toria was dead. He heard it Just as
ne was retiring to rest uttered a
groan, and died instantly. The un-
fortunate beings name was Edward
Jones.
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Cracked Heels.

Cracked heels almost invariably
result from some form of stable mis-
management. Sometimes the horse
is being too freely supplied with
beans or oats and has not sufficient
work or exercise. More often the
irritability and sores are produced
from wet and filth. The horse on
his return from work, has his ieos
washed literally and without being
properly dried, or he is permitted to
stand among rotten straw and aerid
urine. The hind heels being most
frequently exposed to these noisom;e
causes of irritation, se1.ounts in
gIeae part 1or .neir being cracked
t1oi commonly than the fore-hoofs.
EndeaYor, if possible, to ascertain
the exact causes which have induced
and kept up the mischief Without
this. treatment can obviously be of
little avail. If there is much thicken-
ing of the skin, pain and tender
ness, it will be well to give the ami
nal half a dose of physic; order
mashes, roots or green food, and for
bid beans and peas; keep the stable
scrupuously clean; avoid Wetting
the heels as much as possible; but if
they require cleaning after work, use
tepid water, and be particular as to
the rough drying, moisten the cracks
daily with a little carboic acid 10
tion, made with one part of carbolic
acid to six of linseed oil; and to pre-
vent as much as possible the access
of dirt, smear the heels with some
oxide Of zinc ointment before the
horse goes to work.-North British
AgricNlturEst.
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A Russian Hntarnria.

A projected canal to connect the
Black Sea with the Caspian is at
present attracting great attention il
St. Petersburg. The project has for
many years been the subject of dis
cussion among the Russian engin-
eers, but has hitherto been consid-
cred impraeticable- Recently, how
ever, Captain Blum, of the Russian
Typographical engineers, hayin0
made extensive explorations has
presented report to the Govern
ment, enthusiastically favoring the
construction of this important com
mereial and stratagetical work. All
the necessary measurements and
calculations have been made, and
the canal is located in the valley of
Manitch, supposed by geologists to
have formerly united the two seas.
The projected route of this canal
which passes through several lakes
and runs for fifty miles alongside
the river Don, is four hundred md
fifty miles long, and the Wort6 if is
calculated, viii cost fftv-66ve mill
ion dollars, and take six wears for
its completion,
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Wood Houses.

There is not single convenience
attached to the farm establishment
so important as wood-house. Bvt
there are hundred of farmers who
don't believe any such saueamish
doctrines. To dig wood out of a
snow bank is to them zeal pleasure
one would judge, otherwise thew
would not continue to do it wear
after year, when $40 would make a
shed that would serve to keep the
Wood-pile dry and free from snow,
Here the fuel for the house should
be kept in abundance at all times,
He is bad manager nine times out
of ten who gets out of dry wood.
The wood house should be ample in
its dimensions, and be kept for wood
and nothing else. Tools and imple-
ments should be excluded entirely.
If it is kept filed, as it should be
there will be no room for anything
else,
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MisGellaneons Selections.
For the Fremont Journal.
HOT CHI POT CHI.
BY FOGY.
Remarks without a Subject.

Remarks Without a Subject.
deem it fortunate for your read
ers, Mr.. Editor, that my contribu-
tions have so little mutual re.
lation. The thread of discourse is
not abruptly broken, nor the reader
defrauded, when for any cause, the
contributions are discontinued.
1t is a serious query with me, how
writers of to be continued articles
succeed-whether by completing be-
fore publishing, or by publishing a
part as fast as it is written. In the
former case, 1 wonder that disgust
bred of daily familiarity, does not
consign the production to the flames
uncompleted; in the latter, it is just
as great a mystery, that the thread
of narrative is not lost, ard one rart
does not clash with another. Really,
however, some authors pur-
sue one method, and others
the opposite, and yet both
succeed. Perhaps the secret of the
matter is in this: that they write for
a reward-money and fame-and a
Iperson will swallow much disgust,
with such an inducement TO perse-
verence; also. practice tends to per-
lfection, and it is astonishing how
lretentive a trusted memory is.
I have rarely attempted to write
continuous articles, and more rarely
offered them for publication; be-
cause gravely doubling my eventual
success. Both difficulties that 1
have mentioned, are formidable to
me; and hence my contributions are
written with the design of being
complete in themselves. Yet 1 may
venture again into that, to me, hith-
erto unsuccessful field, throwing my
self upon the leniency of my readers,
with the clearly defined conscious
ness of former failure, and of criti-
cal reconsideration and relentless
ness.
1t poorly encourages me, to re-
feet upon the signal defeat which
certain brilliant writers of short ar
ticles have suffered in attempting to
write elaborate stories and novels,
with gorgeous scenic description and
powerful plot and counterplot. A
striking example occurs to my mind
in the case of the singularly talented
and felicitous author of Fern
Leaves" Yet, like the girl who de-
sired to attend a dance and see the
folly of it, or like the silly moth that
repeatedly flies into the flame, have
an infatuatiOn which may yet lead to
a similar act Of fOlly-similar in de-
gree, if not in kind. am somewhat
rash in temperament, and there is
such a charm in venturing where
few have been, and those few have
failed.
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QoRtrp
LEAVES.
If that were all

If that were all
The cradle-couch, the cofin-pan,
And then the end-ss leaves to fall,
The gain were small.
But dropping leaves
Reveal the bud that's newly formed,
That, by the aotumn sunshine warmed,
New strength receives:
The covering
Drops off our soul as the leaf doth,
And shows the fruit bud in its growth,
Waiting for spring.
The autumn is
The sister Of spring, and clasps
Her hand cross winters chasm; grasps
The coming bliss.
And so we lie,
With souls that mediate upon
The year that's come, the year that's gon,
And wait reply.
To questions broad;
While shadows of eternity
Wave across our souls, which see
But dimly God.
The untranslate
Within us stirs; but, strong and wise,
Gods hand lies heavy on our eyes;
We feel its weight.
And, poWerlesS,
We lie through winters cold,
And hide our feelings manifold
In loWliness.
Yet all is right;
The tree that last year blossomed well,
And bore of fruitage branches full,
This year bears light.
And souls as trees,
Must have their rest, their winter time,
Hidden beneath its SHOWS and rime,
As SHOWS hide these.
When warm days come,
The buds stir meath their covering;
Our thoughts awake, we dream of spring,
And press for room,
-Watchnlan and Reflector
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The Tribunal of Arbitration.

The appointments of Hon. Caleb
Cushing of Mass, Hon. VIM. NJ. Ev-
arts, of New York, and Hon. Nor
rison R. Waite, of this City, as
Counselor of Hon. Charles F. Adams,
Arbitrator on the part of the United
States, in the International Tribunal
to be held at Geneva, Switzerland,
have been announced. This Tribu-
nal is new agency for the adjust
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-Three lots 20 by s24
Il frontingon Croghanstreet, t,suitableforstores.
NOR SALE.-In the village of
Il NOrwalk, on Main Street ,One mile east from
the Court House. Seven az acres Of land, in high
state of cultivation. House, Barn, Sheds and
Hennery, Well and Cistern. A fine Orchard with
all kinds of Fruit, Berries, Grapes, &C, Sandy
marketfOr all one eanraise. Price 81, 900. Terms
tOsuit purchaser.
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READ THIS.
DON9TN TURN THE PAPER OVER AND SAY ITs
ONLY AN ADVERTISEMENT" for it contains matter that
is important you. It informs you O. that
" C q u III aD q -

Has just opened splendid line GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
and you buy presents wife, children and friends
without first calling hm-as Nicholas headquarters
at his establishment
any body says have you
him. any body says they cheaper you
Variety Quality and Real Merit
CANNOT EXCELLED Fremont Northern
lOhio that cheaper than dol THLS APPLIES TO
ALL MY STocK)
just received the fifth lot CHROMOS this season.
which fail please any
We very good place them
will very glad well admit free
chage frame them any style you chose promptly
Don't forget to look at them when you CALL
father you make your daughter present.
young you find something o-you ho-ju
get beautiful Writing Desk Box Vases
Case Toilet se Photograph Album, Beautiful Book and
speaking PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, got hundred
forty Beautiful Elegant Musical Cheap the daughter don't bless
you O. you then I
And the young lady wishes make present. why M he will
you willing shoud) get Smoking
Cigar Case that Pocket Bible Prayer Book
Book constantly remind him of the giver
stop tell you of all the fine things have what
might buy for the other one would make this advertisement
long Charley Don then you would
got enough to suit all:
DoLLSl DOLLS! Dolls China Dolls Crying Dolls Walking
Dolls Sleeping Dolls Dolls Dolls Dolls Doll
Heads Doll Cradles Doll Bedstead Doll Bureaus Doll Chairs Doll
Houses Doll Wagons Doll Bodies Doll pertaining
Dolls.
And the boys have been forgotten Tops Guns Whips
Horns Trumpets Carts Sed the little ones and Books &C.
the older Guns Checkers Backgammon Boards
Cnnons Pistols Pano Harmonious Accoeon
Banks Bells Raes China Sets Fancy Boxes Noahs
Ark Mugs Tumbers Baskets Buckets Alphabet Blccks Soldiers
Dancing Jims Dancing Jacks and almost everything useful
amusing Also beautiful collection
Oan at MoCULLoCH's for Supplies for Sunday School and
Christmas Trees and he will try and supply every
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Resident Of Fremont, Since 1910.
FOR RENT.
5I-5l

EOR RENT-A first-class Store
Il Room, one of the most desirable in the city,
either for Dry Goods or Groceries. Enquire of
I. NJ. KELLER,
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Youth

Outn.
Pleasant summer time of life
Bright with hope, with ardor rife
Full of projects big and fair,
Castle-building in the air.
Then the heartless world is met,
And with vice we are beset.
If our principles are right,
We can well our battles fight;
But if truth and courage fail,
We shall meath temptation quail
We shall stumble, slip and fall
Shame will cover with her pail.
Of all vices Turing men
To the spoilers fearful den,-
Robbing them of health and
Without r-~- peace
r-vopect Of release,
Blacklist of the horrid lot,
Is Intemp'rance, hell-begotI
How seductive are Its wiIes!
How deceitful are its smiles!
How degrading its embrace
Sad and hopeless is the case
Of a youth with mind and soul
Under its malign CONTROL
And the proper rule of life,
For boy or girl, or man or wife,
Is to pledge relentlentless hate
To all that will intoxicate.
Trials of Housekeeping.
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Trials of Housekeeping.

PART I-1NCOMPETENT HELP.
"My dear, these biscuit are not
very light"
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VALUABLE FARM

TNHE farm formerly owned by Nor
L gan Haynes, lying in Sandusky township,
east slde OF the river, hall mile north of the cor
Poraton line OF the city Of Fremont is offered for
sale on most reasonable terms. 1t consists of 100
acres, so Of which is under good cultivation, and
all under fence. There Is a good frame dwelling
and barn, with out-buildngs, good young orchard
of all kinds of fruit and good water This farm is
beautifully located, and being just outside the
city limits it would be well adapted for gardening
and fruit raising for city marketing. Win be sold
on reasonable tsrms; $S 900 cash on purchase, and
the balance on time. Call on I. NJ. KELLER.
August 10, 1871.
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ooDan1IssIoN MERCHANTS.
L.o. RswsOn, JAA Moore, Joseph L. RawuOn
II PAWSON h IN

CTORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
y Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Caleined Plaster, Water
Lime etc. Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Els.
vators, at the head of navigation on the Sandusky
River, we are prepared to receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other produce.
Ohce At Fremont Elevators.
FREMONT IL
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D8MFTsFRY.
VETERINARY.
HOTELS.

KESSLER HOUSE,
u B.BELDING, Proprietor. Passengers carried
ID. to and from the House free Of charge. Stu
Q ted corner Of Front and State Sts.,
FREMONT.
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Has just opened splendid line GOODS THE HOLIDAYS
and afford buy presents wife, children
without first calling headquarters
at establishment
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nTHnTdAL

D. Il. BRiNKERHOFF, M. D
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFICE IN BUCKLAND's OLD BLOCK,
I fOn Front st. Residence on Croghan Street,
eeond house westof High School building. Once
hours from Toto IL A. MI TO and7 to ? M
H.F. B0sWORTH, NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON-oRee and
Residence No. IS Front street,
FREMONT, o.
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If that were all
The cradle-couch, the cofin-paI,
And then the end-as leaves to fall.
The gein were small.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.
One wear. m advance. $500
Six months, lgO
Three months, eV
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asiisRs lllisfiisnglnd lsb Wprt made QnrbtI
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Ctotcrifs,

r III kinds. to which particular attention
j, called, ani purchasers are assured that
THEIR FAMILY SUPPLE;
Kill fc a.a.!c T. tLcm, frcigh, excepted ii;
liaiti.nor, .irErs".
Our c,.,r, stock having h-cu purchased
AT 4 FAVORABLE TIME
~ IL, malk,ts su1 II reduced rate. viii
u III Il prices unusual IN this market.
II tie IA stand # : Leo -falliag 4
a. adjoining the a;on iio;.l, i4oouafi
Town
vs.. -a!ic;. n inspection Of our stock
apt 4 share u IahI;- favor.
GEEi5\NFLL 4 FENWICk.
Oct. -. I~Tn-'f.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
James Ham nett (
SarSh l. ! ammeit
".
YIN L Ran,uesi & others.

n the Cissui; Coer, for :, Mar count, !,
sitting as Coart q Equity.
No t57 n +.
NRDEEED. this i5lh DAY of Dee 1870,
- tia. the Auditors report. ID t.ei IL
tbs cause. be ratified and confirmed. n,ic>s
cause to the contrary II Shown I'll or betsre
the l., Monday Ct Feh next provided
copy nf this ordeT II rab'iSEcd IN The Sain:
Mary's Reacoa, onee rfsek for gArce succe>-
We weeks prior to the said Is Noalay u
eehruary.
JNn ! CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Trua casy-Tsst:
INoA CAVALIER, C.'k.
IL -. 1S.9--Ss.
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COHITISS|5NIh5' NOTICE
Frank Ford & ni'e
y.
Am L ptu.brukc E, a..

IN The Circuit Court :r- :. Mars coun.
x IN Equity.
No. IT, Nv Equity
yeFIiE undc,>;e". j, appointed Com
j r;s>, rc.> Is th~ C.r-ui, Court for
Sa:nr Me- county in E,u;ty. - ASSIGN
~ d law 4 dover to Ann T. Peuh, okc
ii ihy Rnal E-ta;c Of Geo. ". Pun
ke, IA. - sail county deceased. hsr,-
~ give notice T. al cncerned, that tic,
Kill meet at the re~i.'opro ufth sa { Ann
L i'.m't7kc, icing on the Prem =,
tfor said, ga
Friday, the 9th day of Jynua-
~, ISL,
If fair. II not, tie fr>e h;r day ,hercaC
ter. 10 execute the Cuur,i sion G. mint
ted 10 them by >aii Cart.
AIM. r MARTIN,
J J LANGLEY,
BENZ. NAGI.E..
IHoS u Freeman,
JNO BOHANAN,
Dec. |. 1>IJ-id.
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Lar co. PARTNERSHIP

TIE undersigned have formed = law
partnership, rnscr the uaule of Maddox
& C-pHe. Th"v Will 1ract;r, ~ tie Co,.tt< "t
:. Nsrv'< and the adi,;u'pg counties and
a'sa il IL" Cart ofAr,,eals
E>psrisl attention paid {. he coilec'ien q
claims latest iaAiyis'rai-. the State a.. Il
Government r=ompi attention given L. Al
h't>irrS> cpfrest~,i - rltrtr charge
Aiirr~s Maddox 4 Crane. Leonard own
-. MSry : couniy. Nd.
C. FRED. Maddox
4 psHGAN CRANE,
bCc. rs IS5--:E
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= II 8.
EpITuE CoSNoPuLfrE.
desire As ar unsolicited tribute IN the
merits II ttylnlho.t's Epruu ma far the
benefit It t1esg similarly afflicted as myself.
t. s3r that after con slf,ing many eminent
physicians. erd trying ncuiy MI the o,s;
atvvru S,vt remedies in rne vain hone If fad-
ing relief if,m ag-rayatin. kidney aud i, al
ier diseases. from which have suffered cx-
c~-iycIy i.r many yeas, rn3i fortune f.
uaily suggested u Gle tIc,mbbjiS Bu .hu.
~h',h commenced s>iug Y sh little faith.
AMI no apparent beneficial results tor al ut
4 month ~ tire * irq.iou Il HAT time.
however, Thought Commenced Ia .cxueIi-
cucg Sign: rriiet, wh;ch encouraged ma 10
psrseyete ia its use. aus: row II the txpira-
ton Of four months, although IN an in.
firm old Ilau. nearly Sevrnty-aiyht years cf
age. and consequently medicines cannot lie
expected % tayvr.uy effect me aS they 9TH,
erwise wo:lIa have found such uaSpeaka-
bls reliefani permanent benefit from Mr.
fomnu.ds valuable discovers. that fesi /
ought publicly - record the fact. az an ac-
acknowledgements t. h,m and valuable sus-
gystior 70 the public.
Yours, Respectfully,
ID VI. LAREN.
Mr. Laren rol2,s 10 the following gentle
men.
Col Dan Rice. Girard. Pa.
Chas- Stow, E=q., Girard, Pa, Ed Co>mor-
ulitc.
George II. Cutler Girarl. Pa. Attorney.
{. J. Hlue~. : irsrl. Ia, Attorney.
Capt u. ". iintch'usju Girarj, Pa. 1t
toTaey.
David DIN, GiFa-a. Pa, Merchant.
David + u y. Girasd, Pa. Merchant.
I EockSe.i, Grad. Pa. Merchant.
sc by, Girari, "a, Drug list.
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Nee Millinery, Fancy and Dress
Goods, Clocks, TOYS, ETC,

which she i prepared to sell ri = very sma.
advance lnr ta~". Slcr entire stock. harir.
hcea purchased HGtgr favorable circun>tan-
So AMI At prices approaclins gold rates,
SAy believes thai the ladies' OF -. Ma-,'s
viii lin! It IL their irte-e>i 20 give her
call 'ofo'e purchasing elsewhere Deeply
sratcicl to her friends and the pu',',c lcr
tie g. enlargement sec has received ID Ter
business heretoi"re, her chief study sut 10
ctnGe n tie tuture xii, he 70 oa,ain and
deserve its continuance
Nov n, lSIO-tf.
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Pro essienal Cards.

yYviE safe rssx~esf. AstarEsva ss LsS sasi
4 >sis-sssvs ~ Esa"r.rv. hsss. fh,S 1sG tsv
a. IEiv. iSri. Fsvmsss q .scra-see N -
r-~s,''rs ~ 'shesf r.eisestsH. uEe<E tie nsa {
and @tvsss es t.,ssaN<S tfrxn> Thes All rr.c-
re IL the ss.saasv IF Ss.sai Mary sssd 'he sd
ssssssvsg Cnsnsses. eaa IA thu Coess - rsgsssi~
Esn~~aai stfessie1 wsji te laid H. the callces-
~ cEssws asssses; tadividu.is, The Stste, aT ths
sav~vnsa~es.
References gwen. wAsa required aassvr~s
.ss'hs ia,wRs. Leonacslss {. ., :.
4 -y'S County, etsr~tent.
ROBERT g r1IkS
JAS. ). DOWNS.
jay s. ISfe-iv.
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For Rent.

SOCIErY HILL FARM si.ustcl on
- 5rit'on's Bay in Beg-ar's Mex
a"au' I've miles from L,onaris"wn, con-
taining eight hundred acrcs cf land. na0sL-
ly arabic. an3 has on il Two thousand
peach trees, second gear of bearing, and
other frai. trees Apply to
NEALE HARRIS &CJ..
- Commerce ST.. baltimore.
Nov. L., IS.u-2n.
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u lick Males , SmalI | roGts ,

Sf'SS IRENE FU4CE, having removed
-iA her store 10 the buildiug formerly o.
cui itj hy N,ssrs. Wilc x Fara, respectful
~ ir'ormS t-s friends aud lie pablo, that
~he j proyid ] wan faii and caraflilv Sc
I ~ ~ s.n..k i.
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500 REV. IRD.

YMvHE State cf Maryland Mutual Fire
u Insurance Company Of Ba.;imore
will! pay S5O0 reward Tor the arrest ani
conviction q tue person. or persons who
on the night Of the 9TH or morning o the
! h II November. set ice 10 tho Stare
lIouss a, Eadd's Creek, Al the ;ine occa-
pied by Daniel J. Payne.
b. u. HARRIS,
President:
Tee. IS, 1870 1t.
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Ill).lI)

t. ) p.wrs and
i"toiss ". a. Of
|AN,
T. - ordered l,y
|iiiissTa'oEs Eo.i-
/ ceased to hle
81 ~ the 0fiics
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Read, made Clothing,
GeniIemen's Furnishing Goods
an,l Hats AMI Gaps

sves efFerci 10 the gitircas 81 -, Aa-y coaaty
The pergfi.tr advansag, under ! hieh his goods
have been purchased and ms long experience IL
ihe business in connection witk f.e ttre-t t1V;h-
ing l3oass 10 Love. aars land Nlis 4 FORD j
enable hifn to Offer t. purchaser, greater iadare-
wcnt> than art hoa~e ia shs -.rtiun OF tic State
lie j. also prepared 10 tSSe
MEASURES and to nsAse CLOTHING
20 order having perfected the same srrtng,-
nten,s nith Mrrruaa. faslcEs i'm Baltimore ;aa.
were ne-de III y IT, i Ford. aud viii warrant
Iii custom clothing - ~ a: 'e most is~nicna-
Tie make. the l.esi H,stcria> sni persesy Ia fl
Customers : IN not he expected 10 kee., any rus
tom clyfhiug e lt.eh sioes not fl aud j j no,
e ge.i.rs -gutgs'.
lis gluthiu- department embraces fGll lige %,
AEN'~, 1ut Ills aud BOl> clothing in Il
test styles.
Al tht latest novelties in Gcn;len4sn's Tut,er
Wear. Neck Ties. ~t,irss. Hosiery Gloves.
III ami saIs uifI lac forEd among h.> sfnr'
"a cau and examine and ven etaas, far "a
rareli4>e -
!. SETUS !ENHICk.
OF. q. $50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-12
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