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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-05-09

and alley is cleanssd. Some Of the alleys par
ticularly are in filthy condition, and II al
lowed b remain 90, will become hot beds of
disease. A simple notice posted up that the
ordinance requires so and go, IS not going to
do tie business. Personal supervision must
be given to the work if it is to be done, and
the penalty enforced if it is not done.
Byron d. Kramer, son of Judge Kramer oil
KsntOn, O., who for the last six years has been
seeking his fortune among the mines o. AAl-
zoha, and who was htsiy connected with the
Indian trading agencies in that region was
recently shot BY the Indians. He had stop
ped behind his company short time, to write
= latter 70 his friends, from whom he had
iur. received news Of the death of his sister
fIa vas rescues, but died from bis wounds on
the following day.
A young man who had swallowed some
liquid patriotism, recollected reading about
the Modoe massacre, and becoming very in-
dignant at the outrage, attempted to get the
better Of POss' Indisn, but his foot slipped
and he fell with his head against shaEp coT-
ner. With yell that might have been sug-
gested by scalp-lifhng, he struggled to his
feet, olapped his hands on his head, and lit
out up State street, as though Shack Nasty
Jim or Captain Jack were reaching out unhal-
lowed hands after his hirsute department. He
hasn't been around looking FOR MOdocs lately.
Three citizens Of Napoleon recently bought
a cake of Maple Sugar, but being busy at the
time laid it away carefully until they had
time to divide it. The time came, they open
ed the package, and found it to contain a cake
Of talloE. As their mouths had watered for
that sugar, their disgust made the air blue
with profanity when they discovered the
cheat. Now, the anxious inquiry with them
is, did they buy sugar OF tallow, and if sugar
what occasiOned the metauiorphosis? The
above reminds US Of "a little story" somewhat
similar. A farmer friend purchased a pack
age of excellent white oats, which he care
fully preserved till sowing time, when they
turned out to be of the black variety. It IS
singular what transformations occur some
times. We have known men to exhibit wal
LET full of greenbaczs, and five minutes efser,
not have a cent-when bill was presented.
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acouldn't see - they ran over it and got
above it this spring, and hunted the fish
wherever they could find them. Several of
them were required TO answer and show why
they did not regard that line, and not liking
the process, concluded to "root out that line"
by petitioning the Commissioners. Petitions
were drawn up andcirculated, and it is affirm
ed that those circulating the petitions were
not over truthful in their representations,
obtaining some names by representing that
the petition was for the protection of fish.
However, the matter leaked out, as such mat
ters will, and contrary petitions were circu-
lated and largely signed, praying that the
commissioners would not remove but permit
the line to remain. The result will probably
be determined next Monday, when we shall
know, the result of the Fish war.
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Post Offce.-The Messenger last week
INDUCED in remarks in regard to the appoint
ment Of new postmaster here with which in
the main we agree. We had heard the report
that Mr.. j. B. Van Doren had been recon-
mended BY Mr.. Foster, for appointment, at
the solicitation Of certain parties, but we
could not believe that such was the fact, and
hence passed the matter in silence. We have
since learaad. with regret, that such is the
case. We have no word TO say against the ap-
pointee, whom We always esteemed as gen
tleman, except that, as he must know he is not
the choice of the majority of the Republicans
who receive their mail matter at the Fremont
Postofice, but only Of the few who secured
his appointment, he will be doing vio-
Ienee to that character, by accepting the Office.
Nothing which has transpired in the way of
appointments has created a greater feeling of
Indignation among the members of the party
in this neighborhood, than the announce
ment of this change, nor has any
thing occurred which looks more
like disrupting tho party. There is but one
expression in regard to it, and that is disap-
probation Of the manner of it. If its effects
are disastrous upon the party those who pro-
cured the appointment, against the expressed
wish Of the Republicans hereabout, must
bear the responsibility for it. Ii it has come
to that pass where the will and wish of those
constituting the party is TO be set aside at the
of few, it is no matter of wonder
that the indignant voice of the party should
express itself as it has done in this case
N. B. A remonstrance is in circulation
against the appointment, and we hazard the
opinion that it will be one of the strongest
which has ever reached the department
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ing all over our country we can accomplish
something. ~
The Secretary stated that there are 2,6OC
farmers clubs in the United States. Some
ask, What can we do2 Work together with
these clubs. We have now an Agricultural
Congress that will meet in Indiana the 2Gth
of this month. All these clubs will be repre-
sentsd there. If We were numerous enough
we could send a delegate. The main object
now is to work for the interest of the farming
community here. Farmers also are paying
large class of middlemen for handling their
produce, and nearly one-third of all we pay
for what we need goes TO the middlemen.
We may just as well form into clubs SO that
we can take advantage of these things our
selves. The influence of these farmers clubs
clubs will soon be felt in our government.
1t was then proposed to select subjects for
discussion at the next meeting Mr. Spell
denner suggested that it might be of interest
to discuss the uses of scales to farmers. It
was also suggested that the subject of improv-
ing roads was one in which farmers were much
interested, and now would be proper time for
its discussion. Finally, it was coneludedto dis
cuss the question 9What is the object of
Farmers CIubsp" and if time permitted to
discuss the other points proposed.
Mr.. B. w. Lewis thought that was the best
subject we can take. II We take some other
subject, we may talk about it and then 60
ho.,a cd ID ;,,sF 90 M have haan dnino. hrk
this will be very practical question; it will
touch all our vital interests as farmers. Those
middlemen spoken of take our profits, and if
We can arrive at anything by cooperation
think we should do it.
Cn motion the club adjourned to meet on
the first Saturday in June, at p. m, and the
city papers were requested to publish the
time of meeting, and the subject to be dis
cussed.
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There is g picture in Paul Rife's window
which is the exact likeness of the editor of the
Jol1nak.-CotTieT.
DO not be deceived into paying yisit to
State Street in order to see our "likeuess. Z"
The trouble with friend Wilmer was, that he
had just finished his sixty-third lager, and his
vision was slightly Obscured. It was pleas
ant contsnance he saw, or else he would have
imagined he was looking at his own reflection
in a glass.
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What those who use it say.-Your
Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Honey Syrup, has
proved itself the most reliable medicine for the
purpose intended of which have any knowl-
edge. DAVID &. KERN.
MILTON, Wayne Co., Ind.
We consider your Hive Syrup and Tolu, or
Honey Syrup, an excellent article, and can
conscientiously recommend it to the public.
TIsKILwA, Ill. N. w. BARLOW & Co.
How to break up a Bad Cold. Take a
teaspoonful of DR.. Miller's Magnetic Balm in
6 teacupful of warm sweetened water on 60
ing to bed. 1t will throw you into sweat,
and you are all right in the morning. 25 cts.
per bottle.
See advertisement in this paper.
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To the Citizens of Fremont and
Vicinity.


Weare happy to announce to our citizens
that we have secured the services of the Rev.
T. j. Bseher, as pastor of cur church (Re-
formed Church,. The disadvantages with
which we have had to contend since the death
Of our highly esteemed pastor (Rev. Liebert)
have certainly been of no small moment. But
trusting in the kind Providence of God, Wo
are now prepared to 60 on our journey sim
eerely believing and trusting that our new
pastor may be blessed in his field of labor
among US. We take pleasure therefore in in
Producing to our community, one whom we
feel continent, longs to build up the CHURCH,
and to better in every possible way the con-
dition of humanity. We recommend him to
the fellowship and confidence of all, and ex-
tend to all an invitation to visit, and encour-
age US in our labors of love.
Services as heretofore, Sabbath morning and
evening at the usual hours of worship, as sig
nailed by the ringing of the church bells.
Respectfully, &c.
OorTcrcr-or,x- ~, Dr---
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The Annual Conference of the Evan
gelical Association for this district, met at
Lindsey, May LIST, and continued over Sab
bath. There were about so ministers present.
Ex-Bishop OrWig presided. About $500
missionary money was raised. Rev. z. Krouse
and wife of Lindsey, were constituted life
members Of the missionary society, by the
payment of $50 raised by outsiders. Rev. A.
Q. Stull was returned to Fremont for the com
ing year.
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Back Again.-Sol Smith Russell, the in
imitable humorist, who last week delighted
those who braved the inclement weather to
hear him, will appear before our citizens on
Saturday night He has joined forces with
Charley Forbes, Manager of Sullivan & EN-
mett's Harp of Erin, and with them will give
an entertainment such as will commend it.
self to the appreciation of the audience.
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The sandusky County Agricultural Society
met at the Court House, at p NJ on Satur-
day last, and elected John R. Gephart Prssi-
dent, T. H. Bush Vice President, and Charles
Norton, Director in place of NIr. Bush. A
committee consisting of Hon. R. P Bockland,
Chas Norton, T. B. Bush, P DOrr and JOS
Wagner, was appointed to revise the premium
list.
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Council-At its meeting on the 2jth ult,
appointed Henry Ochs Chief Engineer OF the
Fire Department; fzed the wages of laborers
at 81 90 per day, and teams SO 90; authorized
the Financial Committee to borrow slOO0pay-
able Jan. l, 1874, out Of general fund; elected
Joseph L. RsRson City Civil Engineer; ap-
pointep E. II. Underhill, Peter Stine and A.
H Carr, Special Policemen at fires, no com
penss,ion; and fEed the time OF meeting at
7 ID o'clock each Monday evening.
AT its meeting on Monday evening last it
ordered necessary repairs to be made on Ma
poleoR street from the railroad TO the corpora
tion line; repair of calvert on High street;
and other necessary repairs; appointed c.
G. Doneysou, c. G. Greene, F. s White, F.
Wilmer, John NJ. Smith and Wm Herbster
as the Board of Equalization for 1873; re-
revoked the resolution passed at previous
meeting, authorizing the loan of 81 900, and
authorizing in stead loan of $1,000. a num-
ber of petitions were presented and referred
to the appropriate committees for report.
The appointment of J. W. Moore as Deputy
Marshal was confirmed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-05-09

Members of the medical. profession speak
very highly of and regularly prescribe SNo-
LANDER's BUCHU as an extsrminator of kid
ney, bladder and glandular diseases, diabetes,
gravel, female Irregularities, chronic maladies
of the urino-genital organs and uterine com
plants, either in married or single, errors of
youth and prostration of the nerve structure.
This fine preparation combats with aud con-
quers the above diseases.
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YOungman's patrons never think of look
ing anywhere else for Clothing, for the rea-
son that he sells as low as any house in the
city. and his goods are just as he recommends
them. If you want Clothing go to Young
man
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Broadway and Trade styles Of Silk Hats,
also an enormous assortment of Fur and Sax
ony Hats, in all the latest styles at s. P.
Meng's Boot and Shoe and Hat and Cap store.
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Model Wives formerly took 'fstitch in
time," but now with the aid of the "Light
Running Domestic" they take thousand
stitches in no time. 1919
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Aside from large stock of ready-mads
Clothing, Youngman keeps fine assortment
of Hats, Caps, Paper Collars, Neck Ties, and
every variety of gents furnishing goods.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-05-09

Large invoices daily received from cslsbrat-
ed manufacturers. Burt's Fine Shoes first
and best always. Full lines of lower priced
goods always on hand at Mengs, corner Front
and CrOghan streets, Fremont, o.
March %, 1873.
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List of L ettels remaining in. the Frs-
mont Post Office uncAllsd for Nay s, 1873.
George Fout, A. C. Fross, Miss Ann e. Fry,
Mrs. Mary ]. Gaines, Mrs. Margaret Hoffman
2, John Letters, Mrs. Mary Noll, ]. Rammer,
Wesley Rector, David Rotes, Chas. Stull,
John Widner, Andrew Wilder.
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You can buy BIeeched Muslin, Brown
Muslin, Ginghains, Crash and Cottonades for
less money at Newman's than anywhere else
in the city of Fremont. Don't you stop at
any other store, but make bee line for New
mans, Red Front, Moore & RawsOn Block
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You can buy shaWls at Newmans' for
S. worth 81. ShaWls at So worth 81. Hoop
Skirts at so cents sold elsewhere for So cents.
Hose at 10 cents worth 10 cents, &C., &c.
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Machines and operators will be furnished,
free of charge, on application at the Office No.
15 Croghan st, to any and all parties wishing
trial of the Light Running Domestic"
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CIFvFLAND HTARKETs.

CLEvELALD, May sth, 1873.
WHEAT-&1. .6691.Ts.
CORN-51@52c.
OATS-45c.
CLOVER sEED-s5.s5 for Red. Pea Vine Romi-
nal at 500.
TIM0THY-S4.00
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NBW YORK MARKETS..

NEW YORK, May 9Th 1873.
WHEAT-Red W estern S1.65 Milwaukee 20
CORN-67c.
OATS-50957c.
CLOVER SEED-Ss.5O9s-I5
TIMOTHY SEED-S4.5O
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A WaTfish is a strange compound. There
is a small one IN the city now, but the sylla-
bles are trsnspossd. Last year the commits
sioners fixed line across the Sandusky river
to protect the 6sh-nOt visible line or cord
or anything of that sort-and as the fishermen
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Hats and Cans.

IfyOu have never looked at Clothing at
Youngman's, make it your first business to
call there at one.
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ParasOIs.-w make speciality of par
asols this season and sell them cheap.
]. JOSEPH & Co.
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=. LKPPELMAN.

LeppeIman sells all kinds of sewing ma
eeinss All machines sold by me will be re
paired, free of charge.
1919 L. LKPPELMAH.
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Dillon has- the most complete Stove ever
made for Broiling. Call and see it.
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A new FIuting Iron at DillOn,s.

Needles for all kinds Of Saving Machines
always on hand, ct LEPpELMANls 1921
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Hoop Skirls ALI Hoop Skirts sold by us
hereafter, will be repaired free of charge.
J,'JosEPH g. Co.
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va cannot afford to buy machine with
out first trying the Domestic. 1919
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+ shakers-We call attention to supply of
New Shakers in all sizes J. JOSEPH & Co.
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Newman has sold One Hundred COrsets in
the last SO days, and every one has given per-
feet satiffaction. Corsets frsm so cents to
5000.
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Those NObby Hats and Caps, Neck Ties
and Collars, can be had very cheap, at the
City Store, of A. Hoot 6 Son.
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Go to Newmans' and see those splendid
lined Collars for gents, at % cents per box.
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Honey Comb Quilts.-A special bargain
in Honey Comb Quilts can be seen at J. JOS
eph & Cos. They are being disposed of at
Sl.5O-or less than they are worth.
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A sure Care for Indigestion. A, dose Of
the Light Running Domestic" taken repeat
edly. 1910
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YOungman's Clothing store opposite
the post-OfRce is the place to buy good suit
Of clothes cheap.
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Buy Your PIOws of C. NJ Dillon & Co.
They have full line Of Cast and Steel PloRs.
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Dan Rice's Circus wiz exhibit here on
the 2lst inst. We have only room to say it is
a huge show, and win attract crowd.
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Trustees for the ensuing years: L. @. Rawson,
R. P. Buckland, P. Brush, c. r. McCulloch, W. f.
Haynes.
Trustees organized by electing Plat Brush,
President, I. NJ. Keeler, Secretary and Treasurer,
and W. B. Wilson Superintendent of Grounds.
Adjourned. ISAAC NJ. KELLER Sec'y.
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Calves Wantedl-Wnl take them at any
age. 1918 L. LEPPELMAH.
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Lace VeiIs,-Ws are selling Silk Lace
Wells at go cts. Extra large ones ct 10 cts,
sold elsewhere at 81 %. J.JosEPH & Co.
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Neck Wear.-Ws claim to have, and ev-
cry lady will acknowledge that We have the
best assortment of Ties ever shown in this
market, and sell them very low T. JOSEPH
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Black Grape and Grape Collars, a full
line J. JOSEPH Co.
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The Fremont Handle Factory commenced
operations on Monday last. at the present
writing they have all their saws and three
lathes in operation
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Friday Of each week DR.. Libbey is at the
Bah House, for the treatment of persons af-
ficted with chronic diseases.
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DR.. II. M. Libbey is meeting with un-
paralleled success in the treatment of chronic
diseases, and that fact fills his rooms at the
Ball House with patients every Friday.
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Gents Collars, Neck Ties, scaris, &C., in
Great variety at Mengs.
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"WHITTLEsEY," for bilious attacks.
'WHITTLESEY," for inflammation of the
lungs.
"WHITTLESEY," for palpitation OF the
heart
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MarriR0.

April 80, 1873, by Rev. E. Bushnell, Mr
MATTHIAS EARNT and Miss IDA PBToR.
By Rev. W. ". Winter, at his residence in
Fremont, Ohio, Mr.. JOHN P. ELDKRKIN and
Miss BELLE INGLER.
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TOLEDO aARKET.

IoLEpos o. May sth 1873
WHEAT-S1.T4S1T5.
CORN-44Sc.
OATS135e40c.
SALT-82. .00a 2.4O.
CLOVER SEED-S4sO.
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If you are building and want Locks, Latch
es, Window Glass or Patty, 60 to
C. NJ. DILIoN's
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To be Given Away-25 Dozen Ladies
Linen Collars. J. JOSEPH s. Co.
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Children cry

OuIluICH vi --fOr Pitchers Cas-
toria. 1t regulates the stomach, cures wind
collie and causes natural sleep. 1t is a substi-
tute for castor oil.
Ifyou want Gloves, for 10 cts to l5O, go
to A, Hoot Il Son.
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Immediately.-n every family knew the
value Of Miss Sawysr's Salvo they would i'm
mediately purchase box and never be with
out it. If your Druggist is out Of this Salve
and neglects to keep supplied, send sixty cents
as directed in another column, and say you
saw thead vertisement in this paper. soft
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Wr ARE NOT AFRAID To DIr

if we have Buckland & Son pat up our Dyes
from their celebrated receipts. I4tf
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The Rev. n L. Hitchcock D. D, of
Western Reserve College, will preach at the
Presbyterian Church, next Sunday, at 10 IL
A. NJ. and l-2PM -
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LIVE STOCK RIARKET.

PITTsBURG, May 5thI I5'4''
BEEF-S4. .OOG6.5O.
HOGS-$4.O0@6.TO.
SHEEP-S50O9b.75.
BUEFAro, May sth, 1873.
BEEF-.55@5.25, and 5.Ao96.2a.
sHEEP-A7506.T6.
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The Centaurs of Old

Were half horse and half man.
ASs They consorted with animals
S&3T conquered mankind lived
b upon the flowers of the century
ant-made one of their num-
~ 80. Der God of the healing art
kEGT&rprE transferred their name and
home to the constellation CeRtaH-ius, and
raised the devil generally. But the great
Certaur Liniment for stiff joints, rheumatism,
swelings and lameness upon man or beast,
is now astonishing the world. And astonishes
because it does its work.