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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-20

An item in our paper Of several weeks age
in reference TO the condition of the lots in
Oak Wood Cemstery. was taken by some tc
reflect upon the sexton. When it is under
stood that it is not his duty to take care Of the
lots Of individuals, it viii be at once seen that
be is not responsible for the apparent neglect
The number Of fine residences erected IN
this city this year, and in course Of erection
exceeds any previous year Those OF =. 2.
johnson. Jno. p Moore, Mrs. Powers, Z. Fab
ing and H. R. shomo, are all Of 8 character to
do credit TO our city. Then there are num-
ber Of Others not SO elegant yet highly credit
able 70 the ssstss Of the builders.
Incendiaries are busy in Wood county. On
Sunday & stack Of hay belonging to J. W.
White, near PerTysburg, was set on fire and
burned. On the same day barn belonging
to Dixon Hatcher was set on fire, but discover
ed and extinguished. Three stacks Of hay and
straw in that neighborhood were also burned.
On Tuesday the saw mill, belonging 70 s. W.
Whitmore at Toatogony was burned.
at Port Clinton, on Monday night Of last
week. the residence Of Mrs. E. Huber, was en-
tered By q burglar, who stole her pocket book
containing SIS, and her sons suit of new
clothes, in the pants pocket of which was a
pocket book containing $50. The noise he
mode was heard, hut supposed to be occasion
ed by some one belonging in the house, and
no attention was paid to it until morning
when the loss was discovered.
A letter received from our Fresport Cores
pendent, is too late for insertion entire. He
speaks Of the continued growth of the place
the increase Of sickness in that vicinity; the
establishment Of large Boot & Shoe store
there soon; the indefniteness of Railroad
prospects, and mentions the robbery of Mr.
Fred Hemminger's residence, few days be-
fore, when he had fifty dollars stolen, the fan.
ily being absent. Write again.
Capt. Tyler, our efficient city marshal, has
accepted On appointment as supervisor Of the
river improvements to be made under the ap.
preparation for that purpose made by Con
eress, at its last session. Capt Tyler, had
been solicited to act because of his acquaint-
snce with the river, every foot of which be
knows, and his knowledge makes him the
most valuable man who could be had. THIS
duty viii occupy him several months after
which he will resume the duties of marshal
which, for the time being will be discharged
by a special officer.
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Tha Rooms of d.. Libbev at

The Rooms of DR.. Libbey at the Ball
House continue TO be crowded every Satur-
day with patients, eager to be cured. Since
Dr. Libbey has made Fremont local stopping
place, he has performed large numbers Of very
wonderful cures. That fact, and the knowl-
edge, that out of hundreds of invalids in this
place and vicinity, now under the Doctors
treatment, all but few are doing well, with
the prospect of finally recovering their health.
With the proof of DR.. Libbey's skill in the
cure of chronic disease that this offers, there
should not be the least doubling on the part
of those that wish treatment. All kinds of
talk is put in circulation by certain Doctors
and their friends, that have not the semblence
of truth, but in spite of it all, DIR. Libbey is
treating, at his Fremont OGiee more cases
then any ten doctors within ten miles circuit.
The following is another of these kind of let
ters DR.. Libbey gets every day. Facts are
stubborn things, and such facts are all the
people need:
PORTAGE, WooD Co., Sept. 10, ~.
DR.. LIBBEY:-Dear Sir, Did not add my
influence to the already lengthy accumulated
testimony in favor of your practice of medi-
cine, would not be doing as I should like to
be done by. 1 have heard cries of humbug,
even in our neighborhood; if this is 50, it is
pretty good, for it cures every time. got
from you, some eight weeks ago, medicine for
my eyes and feeble health. 1 had not seen
but very little from film, chronic inAamma-
ton and scrofula sore eyes. can now do fine
sewing, and read fine print. have not been
able to do this for years. My husband and
daughter are improving rapidly, and we al
feel that we shall soon be we'll Our thankE
are due to you, and kind providence fol
sending US to you, for the present hope. May
you live many years to extend relief to suffer
ers, is the wish of your fciends and patients.
Yours, Mr.. 81 Mrs. @. E. PHILLIPS.
$3.50
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Thigh Broken.-A little girl named
Green, while swinging near the lime kiln of
Mr.. Gottren, some days ago, fell and broke her
thigh SO badly that the broken bone protruded
through the skin. The injury was SO severe
that many thought she would not recover, and
on Tuesday last a rumor reached US she was
dead. ItprOved untrue. She is in fair way
10 recover, We understand, but viii be some
what of cripple.
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Luscious Grapes.-Mrs. D. S. Camaeld
presented Us the other day, with basket Of
grapes, OF the Delaware and Concord varieties,
which surpassed anything in the grape line we
have seen for many day. Two punches in the
basket weighed full half pound each, and
were ripened with remarkable uniformity.
Mrs Camfeld has large vinyard and parties
wishing superior quality of the grape, should
apply to her.
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Clothing Emporium!

DryfOOs & Bro. having fitted up at great
cost one of the largest and most elaborate
Clothing Establishments in the West, are now
receiving new goods for the fall trade. They
propose to keep the largest stock and most
complete assortment OF goods in Northern
Ohio. Having been in trade here for many
years, they have the confidence of the entire
community, and will command an immens'
patronage with their present facilities .TheJ
will also pay particular attention to merchan
tailoring, and can please the most fastidiou
in fashionable styles.
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N Barendt & Co. are now receiving the
fnast assortment of Goods for the Fall Trade
ovsr offered in this market. Goods Of an en-
tirely new style just opened, among which are
the English Basket and Diagonal Coatings
Birds Eye Suiting, &c, &c. They have also
3 beautiful assortment of Vestings, plain and
fancy, and large stock of fancy Cassimers.
Mr.. Barendt has just adopted new method Of
cutting, which is superior to any thing before
in use,and is able in every instantce to warrant
the most perfect satisfaetion- They are offer
ing their Goods very cheap, and invite the
inspection Of all who make purchases in theil
line. S7ti
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August 26th. 1872.

Consolidation of the Rubber COmpa-
nies.-Rubbers advanced largely, August lst,
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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There are no fine shoes made that can COM
pare in quality, with Edwin G. Bures fine
premium work. They are a little higher in
price, but are worth two pairs of any other
fine shoes. That is why so many manufac-
lures try to initiate them. Burt's stamp is on
his genuine goods and sold only by S. P. Meng,
Fremont, Ohio.
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Republican Meeting in Jackson
Township An enthusiastic Republican
meeting was held at Winters Station on Mon
day evening. The meeting was addressed by
G. B. Pratt, after which Grant and Wilson
Club was organized, with NJ, ]. Daub, Presi-
dent; Daniel Warner, Viee-President; d. L.
Condor, Secretary; Samuel Hite, Treasurer
and F. NJ. Overmyer, Charles Robertson and D.
L. Condor, Executive Committee Captain
Lennon speaks at the same place next Monday
areninp
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Arm Amputated.-on Monday after
noon last, Soseph Kelbel, who was attending a
clover huller, on the farm of Mrs. King, near
Fort Seneca, while reaching over the cylinder
got his coat or shirt sleeve entangled in the
teeth of the cylinder, and had his left arm
drawn into the machine. Before it could be
stopped, the hand and forearm we're so badly
lacerated that amputation became necessary.
DR.. R. H Rice, of this city, assisted by DR..
Willard of Fort Seneca, performed the opera
ton. Mr.. KeIbel was not otherwise injured,
and with care will recover.
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Next Week.-Remember all people Of
Sandusky county, that next week our fair viii
take place, Let US urge upon every one the
Importance Of contributing their presence, and
whatever articles they may have for exhibi-
ton. Bring your families, and the servants
within your gates. Come the first day and
stay until the last. The most ample prepara.
tions are being made, to have the grounds in
the best possible order.
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Broke Leg.-The fine trotting mare,
Romance, owned by 7. Il. Bush, of this city,
broke one Of its legs while running on the
track, during the fair, at Cleveland, last
week. Mr. Bush made present Of the ami
NAL to gentleman who will attempt to mend
the fractured limb. She was a promising
mare and valued at $1,000
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Blessings brighten as they take
their fligFt-The chief Of blessings is good
health, without which nothing is worth the
having it; it is always appreciated at its true
value after it is lost, but too often, not before
Live properly, and correct ailments before
thew become seated. For diseases Of the liver,
kidneys. skin, stomach, and all diseases arising
from impure or feeble blood, Dr. WALKER s
CAITFoPNIA VNEeAR BITTESs are sure and
speedy remedy. 1t has never yet failed 90 II N a
single instance.
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Every one that has used our Tolu and
Wild Cherry Balsam, for Coughs and Colds
speak very highly of it, and recommend it as
being the best Cough and Cold Medicine pre-
pared. Sold at the Prescription Drug Store,
75c per bottle. 9H
s. BUoKIAND & Son.
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The County Fair promises to pc the best
ever held in the county; VIM. A. Rice & Bros.
are making special efforts so that they will be
prepared to sell goods 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other house in the city during the
fair. $3.50
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Republican Meeting at winters
The Republicans of Jackson township will
hold meeting at the School House, at Win.
tens, on Monday night next, and viii be sd.
dressed by John N. Lennon, ESQ, of Clyde
The Republicans of that locality, we are con.
hdent, will give Mr.. Lennon rOusing meet
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Preparations for the Fall Campaign.
IS. P. Mengis 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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Arrested.-A young man whose name we
did not learn, stopped on Saturday night last,
at the residence of Mr.. Feasel, near Winters
Station, and remained all night. Next day,
when the people generally were at church, he
entered several dwellings, among them that of
John Schell, near the meeting honse. a
young girl and small boy were in the house,
and hearing noise in an adjoining room, the
girl looked in and saw the stranger nfing the
bureau drawer. She screamed, and at once
ran to the church and gave the alarm. The
men Joined in the chase, and soon captured
the rascal and took him before A. D. Stine
ESQ, who sent him to jail. But small sum
Of money was found on him, and of that he
acknowledged that he got 81 25 out of the bu,
Teau. BE will probably have leisure for re-
Rsntence.
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Caution.-Every genuine box of DR.
McLANES LIVER FILLS bears the sigma
ture of FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and their private United States Stamp
sEaTake no other" The market is full
~ limitation
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1t has been circulated, no doubt by interest
ed parties, that we had advanced the price OF
our Alexander LeGrand Kid Gloves. We
pronounce the report false. One dollar is the
priee. ], JOSEPH g. Co.
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Leg Broken.-Mr. B. NJ. Gibson, broth
er of Gen. Gibson, who resides near Gibsons-
burg, met with sad accident on Monday last
He had gone into the woods to get some bass
wood bark, and cut down tree for that pur-
pose: In its fall it struck him upon the leg
breaking il. He was attended by DR.. Jno.
Rice, and is doing welll.
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The High School opened this week,
with full attendance. A class will be organ
ized Immediately for the benefit of teachers
to complete the common branches in two
months. No examination required to enter
this class
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Grant and Wilson Meeting at Rol-
lersville.-A Republican meeting to be ad-
dressed by George B. Pratt, viii be held at
the church in Rollersville, on Monday evening
next, at which time Grant and Wilson Club
will be organized. II is koped that every Re
publican will turn out.
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Before you DYE

Your carpet rags, call at the Prescription
Drug Store of s. Buckland 6 Son, and get
their valuable color receipts filed, and you
will be sure to get good and lasting color.
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Green Spring Bank.-The following
are the officers of the new bank in Green
Springs:
President, Robert Smith; Vice President,
John Unser; Cashier. Lester W. Royce; Direc-
tors, Robert Smith, Samuel Smith, John IN
ser, b. G. Ogden, A. Clark, Jacob Hnltz, and
F. S. Giddings.
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For Boots and Shoes, call on A. Hoot &
Son, and should you want an A. No. Hat or
Cap, examine their new stock. They have
the finest store and exhibit the best bargains
in their line, of any store in Fremont 36-sf
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Mems Boys Youths and ChiIdren's
BOOts-Full lines of warranted work ready
for inspection at my store, corner Front and
Croghan streets. Prices twenty per cent less
than any competition. S. P. MENa.
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Closing Out.

J. D. Moore, with the intention of quitting
business, offers his entire stock of Crockery,
Queensware, Glassware, Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Cutlery, &C., &C., at reduced prices
If ycu want bargains now is your time to buy
3Stf
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The reason Youngman sells SO many goods
Is because every article proves just as he rec
ommends it, and his customers know that they
will get good goods of him at the lowest mar
ket price.
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The monopoly heretofore enjoyed by 8
single house in the above goods is broken
We have all sizes from eighteen inches up,and
offer them at prices extremely cheap.
J. JOSEPH & Co.
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Prospectus-A daily Journal will be is
sued from our Office, on the Fair Grounds,
during the exhibition. It will be devoted to
turnips, parsley, green corn, handsome girls
and other poultry, cross cut saws, jews harps,
spelling books, politics and religion. In pol
itics only abstruss questions will be discussed.
It will contain each morning telegraphic dis
patches from all parts of the fair grounds, CIV
ing truthful descriptions of the attitu des and
complexion of visitors, and genealogy of all
the remarkable men and women present.
Old maids, under forty, can have their ages
published at ten cents line, those over that
age will be charged nine cents. We shall
have machine on the ground for manufac-
turing our own poetry and obituary notices.
The editors head quarters will be in promi-
nent place, and those wishing to leave samples
of fruit, vinegar, or homemade bread, mad
better come early to avoid the rush. Parties
wishing our opinion on the comparative beau.
ty and intellectual status of fond children,
will be attentively received on liberal terms.
We have purchased big seal, at an enorm.
Gus expense, and will be provided with blanks
and legal authority to marry people, grant di-
vorces, hsbeas corpuses, and all those little af.
fairs which viii enliven the proceedings, and
add to the success of the fair. We shall have
on exhibition, a live "devil, and those desir.
ing to get glimpse Of an heir apparent of his
Majestys Highness, can call at the side en-
trance, where they can make the acq uaint
auce of their friend. The Fair Journal will be
a morning paper, distributed by small boys,
who have only one father and one mother
without expense to the reader. One thousand
copies viii be issued every morning.
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RAILoRAD. YES!

There is no town in Northern Ohio that has
healthier or steadier growth than Fremont. Man
ufactures are receiving particular attention.
Buildingi rapidly going on. The great trouble
now is to obtain the mechanics to do the WJrk:
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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 sinsiEs 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. P. MENe, Fremont.
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John Il. Myers, auctiOneer, Pleasant
township, Seneca county, Ohio, offers his ser-
vices to cry public sales, or sell any kind Of
property, at auction. He understands Ger
man as well as the English language. Terms
reasonable Orders left with John Horn, in
Fremont. will be promptly attended. 84.46
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Drowned-One of those sad cases which
occasionally occur to cast gloom over hap
py family, and substitute mourning for joy,
occurred on Tuesday afternoon last, at the
residence Of Mr.. J. Dickinson, on Garrison
street. His little child, aged about two years
and half, strayed of, and while playing IN
the yard Of near neighbor, it fell into
a cistern, the cover of which had been mis-
placed. The accident was not discovered un-
til sometime after, and when taken from its
watery couch the little one was found to be
quite dead. The bereaved family have the
sympathy Of the community.
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marrig1.

Sept. 18th, 1872, by Rev. II. Lang, Mr.. l..
A. WENGER and Miss JOSEPHINE HIDBER,
both of Fremont.
Sept. 18th, 1872, by the same, Mr.. CHARLES
q. HoRroP Of Kansas, and Miss RACHAEL A.
WILSON of Ottawa county, Ohio.
Sept. 10th. 1872, by VIM. Woodford, Esq,
Mr.. AUSTIN RIoHGoED to Miss Mary De
SHuTIER, all Of Riley township,
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.-Ps a. a
distance desiring information from this point can
address me. II the subjsct does not require much
Investigation few postage stamps WIN be grf8-
cient remuneration.
Resident Of Fremont Since 1840.
REFERENoEs:-f.S. 8. White, ,BankFremont,
All. Miller, First Nation alBank.
R.P .Buckland.
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If you want to take pleasant trip, go
on the excursion to Detroit and Canada on
the 10th and llth. Tickets for the round trip
only $500.
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Is Aores of Land for saler

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. S5-3S
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We notice that VIM. A. Rice & Bros. are
receiving stacks of new goods, which they in
tend to offer at special bargains during the fair
week. $3.50
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FarmersloOk to your interests, and buy a
Bootthat will wear you from one to two years
and keepsoft. Callfor the Buffalo Boot, sold only
By shomo Co, SStf.
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Those attending the county fair should
take advantage of the low prices that VIM. A
Rice d Bros. will offer their goods at. 1888
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Fall Styles of Silk Hats.-Fun assort-
ment of superior Hats opened and for sale
cheap at Meng's, TYIers block, Fremont, Ohio.
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ShOemakers will find the very best Sole
and Upper Leather, heavy and fine; also every
description Of Findings at Dorr & Sons.
A large variety of School Books, and full
assortment of States can be found at
THOMAS, GRUND & LANGs.
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Buy your goods at VIM. A. Rice & Bros.
Large Dry Goods Store. Great bargains Of
fered during the County Fair. 5S-39
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ShOmO & Co.'s is the only hOusethatsells
the Buffalo WaterprOof French Kip Boots. Call
and seethem before you buy. SStf
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A large line of Ladies' Underwear held
over from last winter, at extremely low pri-
oes. Call and see them. J. JOSEPH 81 Co.
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Lace Collars!

We offer eight different styles Lace Collars,
at 25 cents each. Worth 50 to IS cents.
]. Joseph 4 Co.
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WooIen Yarn

At one dollar per pound at J. JOSEPH S Co.
DOrr & Son have just opened q fullline OF
U.T.K. Fine Shoes for ladies, misses and chill
dren, manufactured expressly for the falltrade
They are the bestin lateststyle.
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Furniture.-Parties visiting Cleveland,
especially during the week of the (NOrthern
Ohio Far) will be offered great inducements
in all kids of Furniture at the large Wholesale
house OF h. R. Leonard & Co., So Broadway,
Cleveland 36-39