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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-30
Freeport, WOOD County. ohio.

EreePortI WOOD County, Ohio.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Farm work in this vicinity is
prospering.
Joseph Hess is recovering from his severe
illness.
A Miss ogIe living east of this place died
last night of fever
Contractors on the A s. L. E. R. R. are to
discontinue work until collections are made.
Perry and Bloom Township are far behind in
the payment OF their instalments. Montgom-
cry is doing the best but is still about $4,000
behind.
An incident occurred few days ago that
was somewhat laughable, but might have pro-
ven serious. A young man was going past
the blacksmith shop with bundle of straw on
his back for bedding, when an urchin slipped
up behind him and set fire to it. Itgas soon
in blaze, and was dropped by the carrier
somewhat suddenly, but not till the hair on
the back Of his head was considerably burned.
He failed to find out who his tormentor was.
FTeepOTt, Aug, 26th. 1879, Fzss.
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Meeting on Friday Might Our citi-
zens will have an opportunity on Friday
night, of hearing one of the finest female ora
tors who has yet appeared before the public.
Miss Fletcher, has everywhere won the high
est praise as public speaker, and last week,
in Columbus, address an immense audience
for two hours, amidst frequent outburst of ap-
plause. Her defence of Grants administra-
ton was said to be most effective and her ar
raignment of Greeley most damaging. Mann
moth Hall should be filed to OVERLOOKING to
hear her. Come out and bring your ladies
with you.
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MARITIME the Illusionist and the Me-
groes.


MARITIME the nlusionist and the Ne
groes.
One morning, while removing my luggage
to hotel in Boston, the porter-a negroSwas
unexpectedly astonished by sound from the
trunk he was carrying.
''Be careful-be very careful"
fGWho's dar?D
"a man."
HWhut mani"
'fColored boy"
"Who put you darF"
siMaster"
"What for?"
''To save passage money"
"He is a mean man. What is he going to
do with your"
"Take me to the Southern States of America
to sell for slave. He says I'll bring twelve
hundred dollars"
81 would not 60"
81 don't intend to, if any one will help me"
By this time several persons had collected,
and demanded his release.
"Where is the owner of the trunk?'
''Break it open"
sEWho has the key?"
at is a wicked thing; the man will be stiAed.
Here, let us have him out" giving the trunk
a vigorus kick.
"Halloo! that thunped my headl" shouted
the man.
Preceiving there was determination to
force the lock, 1 drew my key from my pocket,
and inquired if he wanted his liberty.
''Yes do"
"Wen, you shall have it."
con opening the trunk, the suffering man
was missing; but his voice was distinctly audi
bic penetrating the ground, saying, al am of
to the other world"
This unexpected result produced the greatest
sensation and surprise.
"He is the devilln cried every voice.
The countsnances Of the bystanders pro-
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Brutal Murder.

Brutal Murder.-Last Wednesday a
week ago negro man named George Lewis,
residing about mile and a half southwest of
Republic, assaulted another negro named
Thomas Dean with an axe, cutting through his
head and lntlctng wound which caused his
death last week, at the Infirmary, where he had
been removed. Lewis Immediately left for
parts unknown, but was arrested on TUESDAY
in Michigan, and was brought to this place
and placed in Jail. His preliminary examine
ton takes place to-day at 10 o'elock.-TSf7n
Advertiser.
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Killed by Ligntning.-On Monday
last, during thunder storm which prevailed
at Green Springs, the lightning struck the
residence of Esq, Frank Wehr, killing Mrs.
Wehr and badly shocking daughter, who it
was at first thought would die, but afterwards
recovered from the effects. 1t appears that
Mrs. Wehr was up stairs hanging up clothes,
when the lightning struck the chimney and
IN Its passage downward struck and killed her.
The house was considerably damaged. The
funeral of Mrs. Wehr took place on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Wehr has the sympathies Of the en-
tire community in his afiiction.
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One-half the people cannot take Castor
OIL trom It's terrible nauseating taste, and re-
coil in the throat. The Castoua prepared by
DIR. Pitcher is purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless, pleasant to take, and more effective
than Castor On. 1t does not distress or gripe,
but regulates the system, and operates when
all other remedies have failed, 1t acts like
magic tor Stomach Ache, Constipation, Flatu-
lency, Group and Worms. 1t contains neither
Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. Its soothing,
quleting effect, produces natural sleep, and
particularly adapGs 1t to crying and teething
children. No article has ever met such un-
qualified endorsement by the Physicians Take
no more Bitter Pills, Narcotic Syrups, Gripping
Purgatives or Sickening Oils. The CasIoris
costs but 30 cents, and when once tried you
will never be without it. 1886
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PRESCRIPTION
D R RUc STORE
OF FREMONT.

s., =. BUCKLAND d SON have
iuiiy established themselves % 80 ~
I1g the only reliable place to bsVo
descriptions Compounded in the
City of Fremont. IL 'ne
DIR. G. a. GEssNER has the ev-
elusive charge of this DensTtnent T mt
and prepares all the Finct5~os - So
ups, Pills, DC. Our Store will sIso
pe Duno Iouno the best place to have anv
heelpes for Dyes, Medicines 5Tc
prepared, always keeping the veT3
Utao, oeso artlcies to be procured. Our
stocK embraces more articles than
any Otner store in the city.
We are sole agents for tho oa1o
6rated brand of Beymer, Banmon 80 =
Co.'S Pittsburgh White Lead II Tbo
very best Lead in the market, beinS
tne 0..rest, '0httest and finest gro,sad'
II Is tne cheapest, as it covers more
surface than any other Lead soId
do;,,9 a. YOU IN need any Paints and oils
oOn fan to call and see us.
IN wan Paper we have the largest
ana newest selected stock in tbs
city Our improved style of show, w
rng our samples Of paper enables
Partles P to pick out paper with
DeSCer Judgment than thev can nossi-
Dly 90 by any other plan. Don't
fore you buy.
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Miss Z. Carroll wishes to inform her
pupils that she viii not resume her teaching
until the second Monday of September, at
which time she viii be in Fremont without
fail For the future she viii be located at the
Ball House, where she viii be happy to meet
all her friends
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Desecration.-The grave yard at Kansas
Station was visited by some miscreant, on
Monday night last, and the grave of Mr..
Buskirk, who has lain buried there for twenty
years, was opened The authorities had had
some person engaged in cleaning up the grave
yard and it is supposed the grave had the ap-
pearanoe of being newly made, and hence was
visited with the intent of getting subject"
At all events, in the morning, when the per-
son engaged in cleaning up went to work, he
found the grave opened, and the bones of the
dead lying scattered around.
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Airs.-It always amuses US exceedingly
when that little village up south gets to put
ting on airs, and talks about being place of
Importance. To those of US who live here in
the city, and are accustomed to the hurry and
hustle of driving business, it seems supre mely
absurd, bat it sounds well with the country
readers of Tifin papers. To be sure all towns
are growing, and such places as Fort Seneca,
Republic, and Tifin will some day be stirring
towns if they do not suffer from relapse.
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It is mark of the unsuccessful man, that
he invariably locks hIs stable door when the
morse has been stolen. This sort of wisdom
never thinks about bodily health until it Is
gone. But Just as much as any disease has
become seated, the power OF the system to re-
s1st and throw 1t OH Is weakened; hence time
Is all important. For dyspepsia, all diseases
OF the liver, stomach, SKIN and kidneys, and
all that begin III Yltlated blood, do not wait
until the trouble Is confirmed, but attack It
by timely use OF DE-. WALKER's CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs. 33-36
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Caution to the People 1t having
come to my notice that some dealers are offer
ing for sale inferior grades of Shoes, represent
ing them to be OF my manufacture, purchasers
will please notice all shoes of my make have
my name stamped on the sole Of each shoe.
Also fac sinsiie OF medal received at the Paris
Exposition, 1867.
These goods are for sale by the leading re-
tail shoe dealers in New York and throughout
the country. EDWIN G. BURT.
For sale only bY s. 2. MENa. Fremont.
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After the above call was made, telegram
was received from the State Central Commit
tee that Miss Matilda Fletcher, the accomp-
lished female orator, would address our citi-
zens on Friday evening on the issues of the
campaign. She will speak in Mammoth Hall,
and it has been thought best to defer the or
ganization of the club till a later date. An
informal organization, however, will take
place after Miss Fletcher's speech, and an ad-
journed meeting viii be announced for the
election of officers and general business. Turn
out.
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II Late inventions for which Letters Pat
ent have been allowed through the agency Of
Burridge 81 Co., Cleveland, O.: A. D. Teach
out, Water-wheel; W. Struck, Window Shade;
J. Marlin, Flour Bolt; J. Garry, Roofing; J..
Sattison, Cultivator; Afford & HALLS, Seeding
Machine; J. G. Evans, Grain Separator; E.
Rogers, Brick Machine Extension; g. .Kimball,
Alarm Money Drawer; L. Brett: Melodeon;
A. P. Winslow, Nail Machine; Averil Paint
Company, Trade Mark; W. R. Middleton,
Flour Bolt; S. G. Leonard, Lifting Jack; R.
f. Danforth, Trade Mark.
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Notice.-An persons who have not yet
settled their accounts with me, are requested
to do 50 before the Doth of September, as I
shall leave home at that time I may be
found at my Office on Wednesdays and Satur-
days. 35-37 Dr.. RoREPr Fl R1cr
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at3la

The best 10 and II cent IN
bleached Muslins, and the best 10,
II and 10 cent Bleached Muslins,
in the market.
Cotton Goods of all kinds at bot
tom prices.
Striped Silks, Plain Silks and
Black Silks reduced to Importers
Prices.
Flannels, from last season, that we
are selling at 10 cents per yard be-
low our neighbors.
Cloths and Cassimeres so cents a
yard below any in the market.
Paisley, Striped, Ottoman, Plaid
and Plain ShaWls, at prices that can
not fail to attract attention.
Bargains IN Eoery Department.
No wet or damaged goods, but
a fresh and attractive stock at pop
ular prices.
REMEMBER THE CHEAP DRY GOODS
&ti HOUSE OF
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List Of Letters remnininr in the rrsm,

List Of Letters remaining in the Fremont
Fost-ohiee, uncalled for August %, 1872:
Miss Minnie Allen, ]. W. Brighteves Mrs
II. W. Case, Miss Jessie Carter, Robert Clam
2, Miss Mary Fay, Mrs. NJ. a. Harris, Chester
Hutchins, John Hurley, Chas. Isam, Geo. r.
Lane, Henry Moore, Miss Ann Reams. Suli-
van J. Shannon, Geo. Wolcott.
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HOOD skirts,

Our Hoop Skirt Factory is now in full blast.
1t would be the hight of folly for ladies to buy
Hoop Skirts without looking through our
Stock. One of our home made Skirts will last
as long as two of the Eastern make sold else
where. Skirts made to order on short notice.
Our price are lower than ever.
To1,-,,.-
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Park Lectures.-The Committee an
nOunce that Geo. B. Pratt, will deliver the
next lecture OF the series, in the Park, next
Sabbath afternoon, at four o'clock Subject
Temperance.
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Citizens Purse.-The officers of the Ag,
ricultural Society are raising large citizens
purse, for premiums on trotting horses in class
l6. They are making special effort in this
direction and viii advertise the premi urns
next week.
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Caution.-Every genuine box of DR..
MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sigma
ture of FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and their private United States Stamp.
&9""Take no other" The market is full
OF imitation.
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Preparations for the Fall Campaign.
S. P. Meng is making extensive preparations
for his fall trade. Stacks of Boots and Shoes
are now being daily received from the Eastern
manufactures, and will be sold at very low
prices and warranted.
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There are no fine shoes made that can COM
pare in quality, with Edwin C. Burts fine
premium work. They are little higher in
price, but are worth two pairs of any other
fine shoes. That is why 50 many manufac-
lures try to initiate them. Burt's stamp is on
his genuine goods and sold only by S. 2. Meng,
Irarnnnt Ohm
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Consolidation OF the Rubber COmpa-
nies.-Rubbers advanced largely, August Ist,
but S. P. Meng, being advised OF the intended
movement, bought largely in July, and will
supply you at reasonable prices. Handsome
new styles opened.
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The Sandusky County Sunday School Uni
on win be held on Thursday, Sept. 5th in the
Evangelical Church in Lindsey. It is hoped
there viii be a full ATTENDANCE.
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SanduskY County Fair.-Do the far
mers, their wives, sons and daughters realize
that only three soeekS from nezt Wednesday
the County Fair will open? We would Just
like to hint to them that the President and
Directors are doing all they can to make the
coming exhibition the finest one ever held in
the County They have taken great pains to
get up good Premium List, and have offered
liberal, and some very large premiums to the
successful competitor. Now every man, wo-
man and child can not get the first prize. But
any single one man, woman and child can aim
for it, and you know the best takes the money.
Bring your horses and cattle, your jacks and
your mules, your sheep and your hogs. Bring
in bushel each of that splendid, wheat, corn,
oats or barley. Why one man told us yester-
day that he had the best wheat he ever raised
and he would sell every bushel OF it at his barn
for seed at Sl.75 per bushel. Root crops and
vegetables or all kinds have made and are vet
making splendid growth, and all these articles
should be largely represented; for there is no
place in the world like the Sandusky Valley to
grow the best and largest crops. In the line
of machinery and the various branches of me-
chanics, the promises are also large. Home
made articles have special mention, and the
young men and women can get those prizes,
and not only that, but the name of making the
best. Let every one add what they can to
make the fair gland success.
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Sash Ribbons!

If you want to buy Sash, you will find
with us the best selection Of widths and colors
in the city. We offer Sash Ribbons at 75cts.
per yard, sold every where at SIPS.
J. JOSEPH 81 Co.
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ZOE SALEOR RENT.

-. The late residence Of Lewis Garfield, de
5ssi ceased, on Birehard Avenue Is Tor saie OF
lt rent on favorable terms Possesslon slfeA
August 8th, le72. X, r DOSnNA4s><'S'
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Pole Raising at Kansas.-The Repub-
hcans of Kansas open the campaign on Fri
day, Sept. 9Th, with mass meeting and pole
raising. Hon. G. Foster and Gen. Gibson are
to be the speakers.
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sIMILIA SIMILIBUS OURANTUR.
HUmPHREY'S
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple
Prompt-Eficient and Reliable They are the
Best Family Medicines in use-so simple that mis-
takes cannot be made in using them; so harmless
as to be free from danger, and 50 efficient TO be
always reliable. They have received the highest
eomnendation from the thousands who have long
used and known them, and WiIlaIWays render sat
isfactinn To thnsa IEhn try them
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Grant and Wilson Club Meeting
The undersigned invite all the Republicans of
Fremont and vicinity to meet at the Club
Room, Buekland's old Block, at l-2 P. NJ,
Friday, Aug. 80, 1872, to form Grant Club
and for general consultation.
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Just Think of III

J. Ryan & Co., are offering the popular
brand of Paris Kid Gloves, at only 80 cents
per pair. Such bargains are unparalleled.
34-36
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BUOKLAND,s
COMPOUND ELIXIR OF oOLUMso.

OVMFVUHD ELIXIR OF 0OLUMBO.
An efficient remedy for the vari-
Gus forms Of Indigestion. oenersJl,,
known as dyspepsia, and 8 tonic ~
low states of the system resulting
nom acute diseases. It is the verS
best Tonic in use, and the hest bif.
ters made. Trgit.
BUCKLAND'S HORSE. CAT
lie AND HOG POWDERS A
good and worthy article. To keen
stock In good order nothing can
equal them. O''n
SEWING MACHINE OIL, tho
very best that is sold.
BUCKLAND'S TOLU Win
CHERRY BALSAM. the hest ION.
edy for Coughs and Colds, rs cents
per bottle. If you have a eopgb
don't fail to try it.
BUCKLAND'S CHAMPION
CLOTHES BLUING is the 6ost
Biuing in the market. Ten cents =
bottle. ''
Our Lard Oil, Mecca Oil. Meats
loot Oil, Castor Oil, Linseed Oil and
all other Oils, are the best the mar
x ket affords, and We sell them at the
lowest prices.
By always keeping the best to be
had, and selling them at a small
profit, has enabled US TO build m
our large trade, and we shall con-
tlnue to do so. Any one needing
articles In our line should not fail to
give US a trial.
S. BUCKLAND & SON.
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Desirable Building Lots for Sale.
The undersigned has 20 choice building
lots fwithin rods of the Car Works,
Is acre each. Price from 800 to $500, on
long time.
24-tf PBRRYiCLosE.
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1t is astonishing that there exists SO many
complaints that assume chronic and compl-
Gated forms, the number seems appalling, but
with the scientific botanic treatment original
with DIR. Libbey, of Cleveland, most these
aggravated cases readily yield to his remedies.
The man that has made it a life of study to
reach such cases, should be the one of all
others that could fully comprehend the cases
and make out the natural course of treatment.
For the past ti0enty-t'0O years DR.. Libbsy has
treated upward of ttirty-o,se thousand chronic
diseases, more chronic cases than a hundred
ordinary physicians would have in life time.
With this vast knowledge gained from actual
observation, at once gives him preference over
others on the matter of experience. He
marked out treatment with roots, barks.
herbs and gums, that are natures own reme-
dies, some twenty-three years ago, a treat
ment that has proved so wonderfully success
full all over the country. No wonder his rooms
are SO thrOnged at the Ball House in this citv
every Saturday. 1886
ANOTHER TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF DIR. LIB
bE1 b TREATMENT.
FREMONT, August 20, 1872.
DR.. LBBEY:-My little girl that was stone
blind from her birth, has had her eye sight
fully restored by your treatment. The little
one looks with wonder at me, enough to say
81 am glad. Thank DIR. Libbey for giving me
my eyesight." Ny gratitude knows no bounds,
for without my child to see me, and know me
as her mother, this life would be to me blank
indeed. Ny prayers are that you may go on
in your good work, and that people will not
hesitate to Try your remedies and be restored
to health. Yours, Mrs. G. GROSS.
For Bargains In everything connected
with the Dry Goods trade, go to J. Ryan q
Cos. They are selling at cost Remember
that THAR or uyou hourhk
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BiIlHeads, on good paper, printed at this
Office onshort notice and unreasonable prices;
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The PEOPLES stamD Of value

The Peoples Stamp of Value.-The
Government endorsement, which legalizes the
sale of PLANTATION BITTERs, is not the only
stamp affixed TO that famous VEGETABLE Ton
Io. 1t bears, In addition to that official sane
ton, the STILL MORE VALUABLE STAMP OF
PUBLIC APPRoBATIoN. This inestimable
voucher OF its rare properties as Tonic, Cor
REoTIVE and ALTERATIVE, is Of much earlier
date than the Government credential; for mill
lions OF sick persons had pronounced it the
GRAND SPE0EIo OF THE AGE long before Con-
gress thought of taxing proprietary medicines.
1t Is unnecessary TO repeat, in detail, the prop
critics Of this wonderful Vegetable Invigorant.
The best reference that can be offered to those
who desire the full particulars of its virtues is
the GENERAL PUBLIC Ask those who have
tried it as remedy for dyspepsia, constipation,
blllousness, intermittent fevers, nervous debil-
1ty, rheumatism, sea sickness, low spirits, or
loss OF vital power, what Plantation Bitters
has done for them, and be governed by the
respose they make to your inquiries.
John h. Myers, auctioneer, Pleasant
township, Seneca county, Ohio, offers his SER
vices to cry public sales, or sell any kind of
at auction. He understands Ger
man as well as the English language Terms
Orders left with JOHN Horn, In
Fremont will be promptly attended. 34-46
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Is Acres of r,ana for ss1eI

70 ACI6s OF LAND fOr Sale!
Just out side the City of Fremont a fine
homestead for any man, all under good
cultivation. Enquire of D. L. June.
Administrator PHEBY HARRINGTON.
August 26th, 1872. 1888