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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-20
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we desire to call the attention Of citizens Of M
joining counties to the fact that have only Req Hars
Store IN Fremont Therefore,
we can and do buy and sell Hardware the @
toners than stores that do mixed offer at Poes 6at M
Competition the following line goods which we make snec
BUILDERS HARDWARE of every description Always fpl
stock OF w beeing Nails keep other kind. -
TOoLSEe have large them and take -
70 keep the best and sell low any store in town
AKMEK take particular pains the best goods for vonr
needs to be found, and at DOWN PRICES -
Fostoa Flows and Seaper Burdicks Feed Cutters Corn Shelters
hoe Hoes Forks Rskes Axes Grind Stones Hangng apion
best the city. = ~ > 1 W O' Sne
IRON OF all sizes at the lowest market prices.
Carriage Makers will find by calling us large stock of Anbnr
and Springs surpassed any store Toledo or Cleveland and
all goods IN this line will be sold at bottom prices -
Saddlers will always find good stock of Harness Trimmings or
Horse Millinery at fair prices ~
Ih91king old patrons
we will make it to their interest to trade with Ms ~
FREMONT August / 1872 CANFIELD, HEDRICK BRISTOL.
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The Bloody Chasm-Incidents OF Vir
ginia.

g1n1a.
A correspondent of the Boston
Globe writes from Clifton, Loudon
county, Virginia: My friend, who
was formerly gallant Union officer,
and serving here as Provost Marshal,
had himself been captured and
placed "under bonds by the lovely
placid-faced lady who sat behind
him, told me as one of the war in
cidents that the Quaker meeting
house in this village had been taken
possession of by Confederate troops
and used for quarters. In this
meeting house the quakers had held
First and Fourth Day" services
from the year 1763-never missing.
them once since the building was
erected. They did not cease them
when the soldiery took possession,
but going as usual, took whatever
space within they conld find untitled
and waited as usual for the Penti-
cos al spirit. They we're left at last
alone in their place of worship, the
soldiers being withdrawn out of
shame. The land on which the |
house stands, with the cemetery, in
which generations of Friends have |
been laid to rest, was given original
ly by Lord Fairfax to the first Qua
ker colonsists who settled this part
of Virginia. The original grant of
fourteen acres is still held unimpair-
ed by che Quaker Society.
1t seems so strange to sit and lis
ten to tales of desolating warfare, ac-
companied too often by personal
outrage, and then look at the calm,
placid faces of the ladies who told
them. AS the elder matron of the
family remarked, in response to a
lady visitors expression of surprise
at seeing so few evidences remaining
Of the terrible years Of war: "Yes,
nature is very kind; the grass, moss
and creeping plants cover all and {
hide the ugly scars. But sometimes
seems kinder even. All
5hese scenes become so vague to us,
and we are allowed, it would seem,
20 recall only the less painful parts
Of them. God is good to usp'
There have been many incidents
old US, in the telling of which it
seemed the sweet and simple philoso-
1hy of the above was very apparent.
some were full ofquaint humor.
One experience, not so rare too,
struck my mind with equal distinct
less. 1t was after Gettysburg, the
,horusing roar of whose many hun !
lred guns had been distinctly heard.
Lees army passed swiftly, reeling !
back with bloody disaster to their
,wn grounds below the Rappahan-
lock. They did not have time ev-
N to stop by stragglers, and annoy
he loyal people. They marched
Iwiftly away, closely followed by the !
Union troops. The Elev-
nth Corps, commanded by General
Howard, passed right across this
arm, marching just below the farm
house. The Union flag "Old Glory"
often borne on the ladies' persons
or concealment, or for safety hid
len under the carpet or the floor,
vas brought out and displayed from
he porch, while all day as they filed !
~ the "Boys in Blue" cheered the
aides who stood by it, and in turn
very regimental band saluted the !
oyalty that thus manifested itself,
y playing the Star Spangled Ban 7
er, Hail Columbia, Red, White and
Blue, John Brown and other tunes. I
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THEJOURNAL.
THE LAD WITH TEE BARLEY
LOAVES.
BY LILLY E. BARR.

Sandaled with green luxuriance the hills
That sIoped to meet the Gahean sea;
One voice alone the charmed silence fills,
One face alone the charmed thousands see,
Hour after hour held by most holy spell,
TIL the day passed and shades of evening fell.
Then they were faint and weary; 50 the Lord,
Touched with their sutf'riug, said: "Give them
to eat"
And doubling Philip, when he heard that word,
Wondered and questioned: Where shall we
get meat ?"
But Andrews eye Ger the vast concourse
roves,
To find "a lad who had five barley Ioaves."
A STRIPPING of few years-what brought him
thereP
The wonder of some miracle to see?
Or had it been his blessed lot to share
The Savior's love, and climb upon his kneep
o happy child know thy joyful pride,
When Andrew called thee to the Masters side.
Twas angels food that mortals ate that day,
Although no bright-stoled angel brought it
down;
But from the basket of child at play,
And from the little hands all sun-burrt brown,
Divinity did take and bless and share
Five barley loaves, among five thousand there.
Not the boy priest who served the temples
shrine
And heard JeheEah's voice call him by name,
Had honor half so great, dear child, as thine,
Linked with the Christ in such a tender fame.
Not angels came the humble meal to spread
But from thy hands He took the barley bread.
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NrlD a0prrtisrmrnts. .
FALLS PATENT EVsEiNs GLOVES

The very best thing ever invented for husking
Corn. They give universal satisfac-
tiOn. A man can husk from one-third to one
half faster with them. They absolutely prevent
the parts Of the hands which usually become sore
Price SI.25. The Full Gloves are made
Of the best tanned caf and buckskin. p rice
$3.50. Both styles have claws attached. and are
made in three sizes, large medium and small. for
both right and left handed persons Sent prepaid
on receipt Of price. For sale By dealers generally
Address HALL HUsKING GLOVE CO., l45
South Clinton St, Chicago, III.
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New Furniture -lspst.

Parties visiting Cleveland will find it to their
interest 70 call and eVanine tba bsrysi, = =;
I, Z u 1N1I he, seld at Wholesale and Retail. Al
the Sil NEw FUREITURE DEPoT, Is, IS and 20 Wood.
~ a AsFe' corner oi Eagle and Central Market
"-Io THINKER BROS. a 90,
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GuRE E0R INTEhIPERANeE

Dr. HENRY HoLLAN3s IEEBRIATE POWDERS
viii cure drunkenness and all love or desire for
intoxicating liquors. Can be administered, ifnec-
essary, without the knowledge Of the person, in
mail or express, 70 any part Of the United States
upon receipt Of price-per Box, 81 Principal de-
pot, SO Front St., New York, and for sale BY all
Druggists. c. .VEARIE & co.
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August "a, 1917,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

Mn. GEo. WATLRs received yesterday, per
canal, 1000 bushels NJ wheat.
TuE forehay at HHrs paper mills gave wuy
Sunday night, carrying with il the guDdF end NJ
tho building. The loss IS estimated at - 600.
Tur condition Of High street, from the canal
10 Water street, II almost lmuhssnhle owing to
the quantity VI CObblostOncs piled On the lnrmcr
street.
DEPARTURE ~ STFAMEHR Cleared, steam.
srs JDhn Gibson, Tor New York. with 2upO bar
Trls Of Hour; Lady u tho Lake, Tor Norfolk, with
200 barrels Of flour.
Tuu line Of steamers running between this
mort and New York, hayO been obliged To make
GxtTa trims during the past two VERA, owing
10 tbo heavy Increase In freight from Now York
ID Georgetown aud Washington
TuE GRAM MARKWr,-Tho sales OF wheat
Yesterday wore 1900 bushels NJ ialr ret A.
n IBi a email lot nj good ut " sbi 700 bushrs o."
mlr at 81 70; 100 bushels Of TAR ~ y io,a, -m
bushels Of coed at o. ~, and 90 bushels ol good
at u 50,
Tm DemOoratlc committee from baltimore
who have In charge the grand torchllght pro
cossion 10 be held In the above, nameI GUY 10
mnTToyy evening have engaged all tho pahns ~
Wnsie IN tho city, the most prominent among
which Is the Holy Hill band
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
GIFT MONEY ALL UP.
$5O0,000 in Bank to Pay Prizes,
AFULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

HR Grand ON Concert, for the benefit Of the Pub.
i lie Library Of Kentucky, IL postponed to SRIur-
day, the 9Th Of December, for the following
l. The failure Of certain agents to make returns In
time for the drawing 10 take place September D.
g. The accumulation Of orders during the last f0w
days such extent that II not pot slbla II
them and have tho drawing on the 18Th.
s. Tho generally Expressed desiIe Of uok holders
that full drawing might DO had, even n II made =
short post pouement necessary,
T. the belief OF tho management that by q short
POSITIONS msnt the remnant u unsold itch eau be
disposed Of and all the prizes paid In full without the
necessity Of any pro rata scaling down.
For these coupled with the earnest desire
10 benefit the Publ Library by larger balance add
the ticket hoidgTa by larger git the concert aud dis
Irritation have been 20 ned 10 SATURDAY, the u Of
DeosmbeT, lsia On thai day and no other the draw.
log will positively and ubequvOcAlly Oh In the
r. eat hall Of the Public Library huiding, h. gtnnlnn
At precisely O'Clock, A. IN and ConInue until the
whole Of the one thousand sits are awarded.
The payment Of the gifts will sgn the 81 day after
the draWinE aud continue for hI months, In rent
funds by the Farmers and DrOysIs Bank, or By sight
drafts upon the y, uTth National Rank OF New YoIk
At the option Of the gilt ticket odeTs.
List OF GIRTR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

We had a nice rain yesterday and glorious
sunset last evening.
Let every Republican do his duty to-day and
vote for tho true candidates OF the party.
Major Richards has Issued an order requiring
the closing VI all drinking saloons to-day.
Guess there won't be many people on the
streets To night, ch:
TheclectlOn returns will he announced from
the stage at the Theatre COmiQue tonight.
Our gent u friend A. ". Hasklns, late uI st
Nicholas, n. Y, chief clerk Of Willnrl's hotel,
Is now In this city.
OFdway, the huge, was the mldirst man IN
Washington yesterday. lie says Frcl and he
were playing game Ut Cuthro and Fred
"skunkcd" him.
Tho following was tho range Of tho thcrmOm.
Nter yesterday ut Hemplors optician store, No.
4h3 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Vt Four. and q.
halt street -. IN, %; 10 u. m IS; ~ IN, ~. .
y. IN, 90; ,. IN, o.; p. H., ~; sp. IN, e..
Hon, John W. jenkins, Grant candidate fuF
one NJ the elcctUTs-hLlHrgO from the state OF
Virginia arrived In town last evening, and Il
stopping at tho Ehhitt house. Mr.. jenkins II
en-. route to the city uf New York tn attend
meeting Of the National Republican Committee
10 be held at the AstUr house on the 10Th inst.
THE Law DEPARTMENT Of Columbian Cot.
Lao AtaRu tIp La
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

Tho Republicans 0i the sixth district turned
out last night In large numbers To attend tho
tRass meeting held at Williams hall In tho In
tercst NJ Chapman and Murray. The hall was
Handsomely decorated, a large platform having
been erected Tor tho accommodation Of the
speakers, which was tastcully drlped with the
American niE. Outsilc the hail was q trans.
parCncy, bearing the Inscription Headquarters
Republican CluN ut the SIKH District, -" Our
Candidates, Chapman and Murray" Rows Of
CuiuCse lanterns were strung 1crUss AMI above
the sidewalk, and formed an arch over the door.
way, and presented an inviting and beautiful
appearance. A great many persons cOngre-
pntcl outside, unable 10 gain Ambulance.
The meeting was organized by the election Of
tho following officers Joseph q. Jackson. ptcsl.
dent; j. J. Elliott, }. l.. Webster, A. =. Taylor,
and Nicholas oliver, rs vice presidents; Jas. ).
Waugh, X. A. Hray. 4. A. Cassidy, and VIM.
n. Reel, rs seCretaries
Tho first speaker was Il, &. CLARK, who has
heretofore been acting with the boilers. lie
said he regretted his c, injection with the party
he had been acting with, aud announced his In.
tentIun To de- all In his power for the success OF
the regular ticket Chapman and Murray.
lie was followed by Mcssrs. J q. Ferris, j. !
Elliott n. A. Couch, Of New York, Dr. l.. q,
Draper, Hon h. T.. Stanton, (whO entered into
an explanation vt the system vt improvements
a review Ut Den. thipman's course In Congress
and Mr. Murrny's llhors In the House OF Dele.
gates Prot Y. r. HulinE, James II. smith, A.
s. TaylUr, James :. Waugh. and Othr
The meeting vas q grand success, and con-
tinued to a late hour; considerable enthusiasm
was manifested, AMI the sucrr VI tho regular
tirk ct was assured.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

THE Prince AND THE PENsIONER.-Ast the
Prince rode back from the Inspection very
touching incident occurred. An old Waterloo
pGnsiOner, HlscOtt by name, who formerly
served IN the 10Th lIussars, had come to the
park to see his old regiment and his young
Prince. Lord Ashley determined to Intro
duCe the old man to the Prince Of Wales, and
after the inspection he stepped forward and
asked his Royal Hlghness' leave to Introduce
q faithful subject who had done the State
some faithful service In his day. The Prince
readily assented, and the old man tOltered
slowly forward. STOPPING from his charger
the Prince shook hands heartily with the old
soldier, aud In a few well-ChOsen words eX-
pressed his pleasure at meeting one who had
done bis duty so well at the last great English
Victory with the regiment the Prince was so
proud to command. His Royal HlghnGss
then asked some questions IA TO length Of the
mans service, and seemed much struck at be-
Ing told that for thlrty-One years the braYe
old fellow had been GU duty abroad without
once returning ~ England. After shaking
hands again with him the Prince rode on,
leaving John HiscOtt prOudeT and richer
man. More than one person among the wilt
nesses Of this little Incident remarked on the
pretty picture that was formed by the young
Prince, In all the glory Of youth aud strength,
bending tGndGrly down from his charger 10
shake hands with the faithful old soldier,
white with the SHOWS Of many winters, and
bowed down with Correspondent Lon
don Ddi'y Nsi0s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

A grand rally Of the Republicans Of the finh
district was held last night at the Circle, on
pcunylvanln avenue and twenty second street.
at which there was 40 Immense uuipuuring " the
voters uT this district.
The meeting was called to order by John
Minor BOtts president vt the Fiuh district
club, who announced tho following rs the ON.
GERS uf the meeting, who were unanimously
elected: President, Dr. A. n. Newman; Vice
presidents, John Minor Bolts, Thomas RrOd-
erirk, NJ. I. QulglCy and A. Spencer; secrcta-
rios Charles Lumas, Charles TwyUr, DR..
bucket, 49, Hrnnt and A. lay.
After a spirited speech from the president the
following speakers addressed the meeting: Dr.
q. q. COX, Arthur Shcuherd, Prof Golden, =.
q, Rcvclls, Dr. u. W. Miss, Major II. A. Hat,
=. Il Bond lion. n. 4. Chapman and e. u.
IIulsc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

= iss-s 80 --tt.-sts--sE- --.--si-z 80 ss.v
puhlicuns Of the Nineteenth district We held at
The corner Of First and II streets, Col. 7. Luhsy
In the chair. RnusinV campaign speeches were
made by ten. n. =. Chapman, Judge Fisher, n.
A. Hall, Arthur shepherd, Major Bale, John
r. johnson, Mr.. Rr0nCy and others. The meet.
Ing was one NJ the best ever held In the district,
and adjourned with three cheers Tor Chapman,
roll and victory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

Tho regular Republicans Of the seventh dls.
trict assembled last might In strong numbers at
the corner OF NJ and sixteenth streets to hear
tho wcll.timed remarks Ut the advocates OF lib.
crty. The occasion was that Ui a mass meeting
IN ratlfy the nomination vi Gen. Chapman for
Congress and Col. q. W. Dyer Tor the House VI
Delegates. The true Republicans uT the dis.
tFict had a substantial stand erected, which was
rrulusely decorated with Chinese lanterns,
American ttgs, and upon which was located a
band, which dlscuurscd good music.
The meeting was called 10 order by J. u.
Jack Dn, president Of the Seventh District Re.
publican Club, who made q brief address; AFTER
which he Introduced Dr. y. W. Bliss q. vii.
liams, q. u, Graham, Garter A. stewart H.
Piukuey, and W. Chase, who made substantial
speeches In advocacy Of the regular ticket
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

Tho closing meeting Of the Republican voters
NJ the Seventeenth district was hcd last night,
and was glorious conclusion ui the hard fought
campaign. There was large audience In at.
tendance, and the speakers were listened to
with marked attention, Among the most telling
speeches were those Of Keith Smith, Of New
York; Jos. Williams, Arthur shepherd, NJ.
Prank Kelley Gen. Chapman aud william
TalllAicTru the candidate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

usHgUL BAOTs WORTH knowing.
THURsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrince in use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price rs and 80 cents.
JoUvEH's lnoderous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior To anything known. Price 70 cents.
THoNFBoN's Pomade Optimo IL exquisite. II
loftens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 20 cents.
All for sale by druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

In the REPUBLICAN yesterday appeared
sketch ui a meeting Of Second district Demo
Gratis, which was he'll un sunday evening" at the
park Of tho Warrington SrhuetEen NerGin. II
i proper to state that the meeting was held
without the knowledge ul any Of the officers Of
the Nrrrln, and IN dehlncs VI the constitution
vi the organization, which Il directly against
any political meClings whatever on the premises
uWt,'I by them
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

Alta mcrrIng or tho Washington Literary As.
s"riatirr, held Tow days sluce, tho following
gentlemen wCTo elected TO serve the ensuing
term President NJ. =. silver Vice president
lsndurr S,hs recording secretary q. =. Hell.
prn financial secretary, John W. Ashhy Il.
hrarInn, A. kaufman; sergcant.nt-arms, d.
Strauss,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

LADIRs AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in tirst class manner
send them TO A. FIsHER, 6ls Ninth street, op.
posite Patent once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

The great gin sale ut photographs will com
mCnce this ClurHlayD evening At No. 3l5 Ninth
street northwest near ponnylvlnla avenue
Photographic ly tho million. From one to two
thousand dollars given away daily.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

The energetic proprietor Of tho Theatre
COmlque has made arrangements to announce
the election returns from the stage OF the the
atre tonight.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

THERE exists In New York a company for
the manufacture OF pies, with capital Of
1900 600. Some Idea OF the extent Of the
business may be conceived from the follow
Ing summary of articles used per week.
Sugar, 10000 pounds; butter, 5000 pounds
GOcOannt, 100 pounds; squAshes and pump
kins, 10000 pounds; milk, II, 600 quarts;
eggs, 90 600; flour, 40 barrels; beef for mlnCe
pies, 800 pounds apples, 500 barrels berries,
100 boxes pie plates, 10000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

The Weed Sewing MAchlne-the machine that
Rlves more Sneral satisfaction than any other
can DO purchased or leased on favorable terms
at Company's Agency, 400 Ninth street. In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

Sewing Machine lie tho best Of ALL The perfec.
tlon Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, noiseless, Tor more
nearly sothan any other shuttle machine self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts ls not equAlod In any other machine
Once, o05 2 street, Masonic Temple.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

PRIOR OF TIOKEra
Whole tickets slOi halves, -; quarters, sl6Oj II
vhoe tieks cts for sOQ y for $50 Is tor $50, us Tor
is-s than siOj worth Of tickets 81 time,
TIE %oasI nseSSs,SIy e PSy T. inl a. re "a, red
Bank As Will he seen BY tho following certificate Of
FARMERs AND DRovERs' RASKl
IT THIS bsI y TO YEEIifi THAACT HgiE As E2w
MiLii0H % Dollars NJ THk UREbiT or
TIL Iss GlE y n3HUsRr EpNP $50. 900 OF OF
TEfR o. fmk PUsIi5 IhksfY- = oF sf fsi:
H% HHd II Ar RI faR pf DRGWfsd GIFTS to DIX
rance Uo%psny Ssrpoo aSa Go js5 So Jo ais
SON. Propdsor Of the Gait House, viii act Rs Com.
the tags before the drawing, count them place ihsm
10 the shsOl and personally sse that corresponding
Altar the drawing e ., or. the ShsSl, with Its
tsnts. viii be pLA sed 10 tho sot aO!n,pttt,S ga
yhathsr all the tiOks sold represented 10 the
HiiEd children, In full Wow Of tho audience, will
alternately draw The tAss from Of the glass wheels
and The gifts bel9nsing 70 them tCom tbs other and
be kept by thIee tsllsrs chosen from he different
hanks IN the CITY. The dragging will be publiahsd IN
oAl copies mailed to all parties out OF Louisville 70
whom tiotets have been sent by letter.
to tRSSS S6S tTSt apply ioT tSsm. md as SspsSai
dlstributlo Of theni Will be made among agents as
No RGRNT Will 81 PERMITTED, ON ANY
ACCOUNT wHAIEykR, 10 HOLD oh Skill A
25TH OF hOVEMBRR, ls7a
THIS postponemont has been made by advice Of tho
both the and The Puble Library aud ali
eouogrnod may rOat porieetJ assured that the posi-
TisI out % he iStisr. "''' ""'1'''O WI" 0-''
September u, liza
Agent Public LlbIAFy OF Kentucky, Public Library
BalldlnE, l1alsyills, NJ. oet2. W4slm4Wso9l.