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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-08
The Hamilton Poisoning Case.

We were correct in yesterday issue
With reference to the supposed death of
Eke Young married lady of Hamilton.
she expired at about noon Monday and
her remains were taken below on the
stage last night. The unfortunate lady
vas the wife OF L. Hyman, young man
formerly engaged in mercantile pursuit IS
il Hamilton They We're married III
san Francisco about one year ago. The
iady had been in poor health FOR some
time. The circumstances Of her death,
as We learn them from the parties who
came over yesterday. We're about as tol-
lows: Mr.. Hymau went home from his
business Saturday evening, and found
his wife sleeping soundly. Knowing
that she needed rest, he concluded not
% arouse her. and accordingly went to
led very quietly. When he awoke the
next morning. she was still sleeping:
and as there was nothing unusual III
her breathing. he again determined that
il was best that she should not lie dis
turbed. Going to his place OF business,
IL. remained some hours. when he again
returned to his residence to find his wife
still in a heavy slumber. At this time
lie became alarmed, and made an effort
= arouse her, but failed to do SO. Help
was summoned, and the usual treatment
was resorted to, but unfortunately to no
purpose. She spoke but once. Open
ing her ewes. she said in feeble tone
Charlie. iOn't want coffee TIN. morn
iug''-or words 10 that eifect-and then
went back in stupor, from which she
was never aroused. A pLiai which had
contained laudanlIm was fo3nd II the
loom. but exactly how she got the fatal
,lrus. whether BY mistake or otherwise,
S net known. Dr.. Herlick had been
waiting on Lar during her illness, and
when i was ascertained that she had
l,eeu POISONED it was with much Gliti-
.uItv that Drs. Owen and Thomas could
oe induced 70 see her They finally de-
,ermined after much persuasion. how
ever, to visit the unfortunate lady to
-ether. and when once by her side dii all
IN their power 10 rcsuscitate her.
The above was substantially the facts
n TIE case rs related to US by parties
Who arrived from Hamilton Yesterday.
Deceased was 4 very attractive lady, and
--e believe was less than twenty years Of
&C. The grief stricken husband has
he earnest sympatLies Of large circle
O. friends in his sad bereavement. He
accompanied the remains to san Fran
cisco.-E'p,eAu Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-08
ISNOCESCE AT HONE.
The P-enosterotis New House that
Mark Twain Euilt.

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but the o"ae9' ileIe Vi "- enl'lS
tire IN thlS cry can pG seeA ou' IN Gi1
Ia. a. niius af 40 .Do 5anot !, a Ionse heinz.
:i. "est % ~ 'np ue+,Gr T,;n ~ Who * Ponnb.
built Tor MARX L Walh' VINO 10 i'ouS5i
ing 1t ln-no-centS aproau' Ilolsiss
me pun p., -" iio AZ. sno ,a,-l;nan. '.l 'l.
Gontracfs N the hanuS Oh d i'iuaiiren. Ie ~
builder VINO ~, IS eosn,n - ;a1osor;h ,.;h
1ily along. Inc 81, ls ie - in,o ilo.maan =
4Iie, beng 4 ser oi eI9Ss S;"s o"een aat q
Mexican adone nut anu a.t 4 .o"iHo sfo o9 09o
tage bullt OF "f.th, 70 COS. ,aosIvu. w.
Ltstands nG' lar 'I2H, ''o'tLno1 e;da Of ' tbe
Ell $, On ~, ne ~. o. 80 81 . iii III ratber
street. oN ~ tue 60 '.ot " ,.hcra + com.
ciose ~ e,-e ,no ,.;,.,,. - +bo wost and
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-08

TIE OLD PERSON whose pulpit IS
the Reno Crescent breaches the fol-
lowing wholesome sermon to the
Eeno-vatorS
Preparations are rapidly being made
for the next fre. Temporary buildings
are going up in all directions, and the
even chances are that our experience
will be like the experience Of ether
towns. Our first conlagra:on is bat
the precursor Of a series of the same
sort. Barnett 4 Bro. have two nearly
completed; Captain Gibson has build
ing well under way; II. Nathan viii soon
open his goods in his buildinG: John
Sunderland is already al work IL Il build
ing. completed since the fire: Mis-. Spen-
Ger has q b,.ilding nearly ready Tor the
remnant of her goods; Chambers ana
Doe. Hutchinson buildings arc nearly
ready for occupancy; J, Graft AID l. i.
Marshall are progressing rapidly with
their buildings: Chris. Mornings bakery
will be ready to supply the staff OF life
to the hungry before the week closes.
In addition to these. EUmber.ess small
buildings are being erected n Ques-
tionable quarter of the town, for the ac-
commodatiou of Indies of easy virtue.
Buildings aye also being moved from the
outskirts into the central poItlcn OF
town fcr temporary use. Saturday night
will see the most of the sufferers housed
and at their regular work, and then
comes the next fire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-08

Or the manner in which john
Cahills child was accidentally shot
by one of the playful marhsmen OF
PiocLe. the Record of Nov. 4 says:
The child was playing on yerandah,
Oh the right hand side Of Main street,
going up, Just above the junction OF Ely
and Main. One of the shots from
O'Neils pistol struck the child, having
traversed the distance of about a hun
dred yards. The child staggered around
few moments, and then fell. sayinS.
I'm shot" The bail entered the right
side and lodged i'll the front of the abdo-
slen. Whether it cut the intcstines or
not is not at present known, as it is con-
sidered iniudicious 20 make an eXamlna-
ton as vet. The child is very low. and
it is very uncertain whether he can re-
cover. As soon as O'Neil found out
what he had done, he disappeared, and
up to late hour last Ms ght was not to
be seen.
1t is seldom that any accident causes
so much sympathy in so many people as
this has done. Little Matt is favor
| lite with every one who knows him, and
many were the inquiries as to his condi-
| ton on the street last night. His parents
| are almost broken. He was sensi-
BILE last night, and said to his infant
sister who was about to be put to bed,
baby, did you know l was shot TO-
day. The fortitude with which he
bears his suffering IS remarkable.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

Organization of Farmers Club
We have at various times during the past
year taken occasion to converse with many of
the farmers in this County, upon the subject
Of Farmers Clubs, and the importance of or
ganizing one IN this county. Wherever these
clubs are formed and properly conducted, they
ara found to be a valuable institution to the
agricultural interests, in stimulating spirit
ef emulation and enterprise among farmers
that is beth satisfactory and profitable. By
means of fresHept meetings the farmers Of
the county are made acquainted with each
other, and, social relstions established among
them. They become familiar with the various
modes of conducting the different branches Of
agriculture. and from the experience of each
other gather information that is interesting
and valuable Other objects equally valua-
ble are accomplished by these organizations.
Other counties have them in successful opera
ton, and why not Sandusky County? So far
as our experience reaches we have found .
universal desire to see such an organization
/ Effected, but there seemed no one to take the
lead in the matter. We have recently con-
ferred with a number Of farmers, who promise
TO take hold OF the work, and it is decided t
meet at Union. Hall, Friday, February 2lst
at ten o'clock A NJ, for the purpose of organ
izing County Farmers Club. Let everJ
farmer in the county that can attend thi
meeting, and assist to pat in operation I
! s,oialy that ean not fail 70 he of vast benefit
to the agricultural interests of the county.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

recting inquiries into the pecuniary attitude
Of the several Pacific Railroads to the United
states-The committee on Public Grounds
and Buildings was instructed to report upon
the subject of new residence for the Presi-
dent of the United States-The bill passed
requiring National banks to restore their
credit when impaired, and to amend the
National Currency act-The amendments
in relation to the Indebtedness of Pacific Rail-
roads to Goyernment-to the Legislative Ap-
preparation biIl-came up as unfinished busi-
ness. After discussion the MorreIl amend
ment was Withdrawn and the Edmunds
amendment adopted-An amendment to
the Appropriation bill was offered in relation
to the payment of judgments for claims against
the United States, but without action the
Senate adjourned.
JAN. 2S.-Vice President Colfax in refer
ring to the Credit Mobilier scandeI asked for
the appointment of a committee to investigate
the charges Senator Thurman said the only
mode to reach such matter was by impeach-
ment, and that must originate in the House.
Senate refused to appoint committee to in
vestigste-A resolution was agreed to call
ing for statement of fines, compromises and
seizures paid to officers, detectives and infor-
mers siuce lS69-House amendments to the
Vienna Exposition bill were agreed to-Ths
blu passed to pay japan for land occupied by
the United States in Japan for hospital pur-
poses-The amendment to the Legislative
Appropriation bill requiring that no Judgment
Of the Court of Claims be paid except to per-
sons whose loyalty has been proven, was
passed. The amendment raising certain sal
arises to $4,000 was agreed to. The amend
ment to pay Congressman $1,000 was tabled
The death of State Representative Strong
was announced, eulogies delivered, and Sem
ate adjourned.
JAN, 29.-Vice President Colfax left the
Chair after the reading Of the Journal-A
bill was reported to promote the mining re-
sources of the United States--Ths Secretary
of War was requested to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of using friendly Indian scouts in !
the war with the Modocs-The Legislative |
Appropriation bill came up. The $4,000
clause for temporary clerical aid in the Post
Office Department was stricken out.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

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 sin'iIe of medal received at the Psrii
Exposition, 1867.
These goods are for sale by the lending re
tail shoe dealers in New York and Throughout
the country. EDWIN G. BURT
For sale only by s, P, MEEa, Fremont.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

Patient doctor, I have terrible cough,
and my children are all down sick with
coughs, sore throats and colds. What shall
we do?" Doctor-"Take DR.. Ra1som's Hive
Syrup and Tulu, or Honey Syrrp. This Ain
very soon relieve and cure Jou and all the
children. It is an excellent family medicine.
Full directions are on tie bottles. You can
get it at any drug sto.e for thirty-fve cents
Got the Sick Headache and Neural
giag take DR.. Miller's Magnetic Balm and get
well. It will cure as l. BY magic. Only 80
cts, per bottle.
O. 4 :: tb;....o
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07
Triumnh in The Airl

Great victories are reported in the Clothing
Trade. Dryfoos & Bro. the Prince of Clothing
Merchants of the West, having at great cos
fitted up the finest store room in the State
have just filed it from cellar to garret will
the best and cheapest stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods in the whols West. They
have overcOats enough to supply the present
generation, and are selling them so cheap that
the poorest man may dress in the finest cloth
Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed as a
man can be for few dollars by purchasing
his clothing of Dryfoos & Brother.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

| discussed. The committee on business pre-,
ssnted the following topics for discussion Al
the next meeting;
lst, Which is the best mode Of artificial
swarming?
ID, When should hives be placed on their
summers stands2
Sd, Can We raise Italian queens and keep
them pure?
The committee also appointed Henry Hodg-
SON to deliver the monthly address at the next
meeting. By motion, a unanimous vote of
thanks was expressed by the meeting to the
editions of the several county papers for MOTTO
ing the proceedings of the society from time
to time. A vote of thanks was also expressed
by the meeting to Daniel Waggoner for the
bountisul supper which he furnished the Socie-
ty free. Meeting adjourned till o'clock, P.
NJ, February 18th, 1873. All interested in
agriculture are invited to attend at Munk's
Hall, Lindsey, Ohio.
WIN. CALDWELL, Pres't.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

ImmediateIy.-If every family knew the
value OF Miss Sawyer's Salve they would i'm
mediately purchase box and never be with
out it. Ifyour 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
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07
WOOlen Yarn
To close at so C. per lb. J. JOSEPH.


We will sell the balance Of our stock of Scarfs
Hoods, Comforters, Ncbias, and the remaining
Odds and Ends of our Woolen Goods, at any
price to insure their sale, as we don't want to
carry over one dollars worth of such goods.
Ruinous prices will buy them. J. JOSEPH.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

Let it not be forgotten that, for the COM
plete cure Of kidney, bladder and glandula1
diseases, mental and physical debility, loss of
vigor, and to keep the human structure in a
healthy and vigorous condition, no better rem
edy can be found thsn SMoLANDER's EXTRACT
OF BUcHU. 1t is grand panacea for female
complaints, and is not unpleasant to the pal
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07
See advertisement in this paper.
DR.. Libbey visits Fremont every

DR.. Libbey visits Fremont every Satur-
day at his rooms in Ball House. Since the
doctor has been visiting Fremont, he has cured
some desperate cases of disease, such as Can
Ger, Lung diseases, Heart disease, Scrofula in
various forms, Liver complaints, Paralysis,
Dropsy, Nervous debility, Deafness, Female
complaints, &C., &C. he probobly has but
few equals in this country in managing such
cases, the throngs that greet him each week is
proof positive that his good works are appre-
ciated, slang and foul mouth ISLANDERS at the
hands of the physicians to the contrary not
Withstanding. 90
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

Bad Lose.-The other night while we
were absorbed in profound meditation on the
probable damage this community would ex-
perience in case the old bridge should smash,
our calculations were interrupted by the sound
of bells and the voice Of a fair young female,
who was enargetically singing ''I,Oit, 2 LOST
o. Lost.an IT. The reflections efthe feller
who was treating her to a sleigh ride, must
have been Of comforting nature. We are
not able to state whether she was afterward
found or not.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07


You know the rumor gained circulation, tina
during the cold spell last week our, eouhty
survsyer visited the Aiuscllhngs country il
his professional capacity. and found the frosi
50 thick,on one building, that he drove in :
peg and hung his overcoat on it. We wish f
say that while the foundason Of this stuTy Is
al right, the supsrstructure is one stoly too
hieh- &c esa
The Cleveland PlGindealer rejoices to think
thst bdt one Dsm0cat est caught in the Cred
it MobiIier dead-fall n knows it would have
been lust Like the penscrats to have been
soversng ssround ttsl kina 81 bait when The
trar, ~, ,,,ss sprung. hence, It is both Surprised
and orati6ed at the escape of its friends.
rFhers 4 some sdvvahisye, aftst all. in not be-
ing worth buying at any price.
HtEke middle Of llaEt week, says the
sanduslzy Register, a little daughter, two
years cid, Of John Iutzs a-digar maker, lifing
on Jefferson street, in the Liberties, got a
kernel of corn into her wiHdpipe, while at
play, and all attempts to remove it proved
.uaaxaifing. The kernel remained there for
thrse days. On Saturday d.. William Grsefe
was called He made an 7Ecision into the
Windpipe and took the kernel ont. It was
a very difRerlt operation and done very skill
fully. The child is now in fair way for
recovery. Doctors Phillip, Graefe and Duna-
hoe. were present at the operation. 9a.s
When the sidewalks are covered with good
quality of ice, and the ice weII-pOlished, there
is no place in the city where an active and en-
ergetic man can slip down 50 quick, slip down
so much and 50 promiscuouslY, as he can on
the Front street sidewalk at Crogan street
corner. We saw an oyer-con6dent man try it
the other day, and when he got thoroughly
through with the Job, his legs were tied in q
sailors knot around the railing, and he was
trying to butt the button out Of the gutter
with his head. he said either It was . Ee
'aboat sinners Standing on slippery places o.
'slsea sinner Of ability and ezperieitce wouldn't
call that q Slippery place. 9ii. .'i' e 1i
The Trifiin TTitthie Of last week contains q
long expose Of gang Of swihdlers who have
made Attica the headquarters for years. Their
plan is to make purchases of property and
offer in payment worthless notes and some-
times they dispose o. the propsrty 70 third
party before the original owner disooyars that
he hasbsen cheated l5Thenever one q the
gang Is asfested lot lis knavish tricks ''the
king bsd. tIAs, sacls. al the honey Is the
Tribune expresses it, turns up as bail for his
confederate, and gives.bonds that are worth
nothing One of the gang, John Cartwright,
OF Attica swhe ing beaten Gray & Stevenson
ofTiain, ouf Of SIS, and Clark Reed OfGrsen-
fed, out Of $50, has been Gagged and viii
doahtless feel the effects, Of tie law -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

A Relieve were shown few days ago
cancelled order. on the county. treasurer,
which bore date NoFember G, 1890. 1t was in
favor Of ). Peuhinaan, and signed by S.
Treat, AUDITOR On the back it bore the en-
dorsement, "Presented and not paid for
want of funds" and signed by Isaac Van
Doren, Treasurer. Like all old specimens Of
printing it was on coarse, brownish paper
that would not be considered good wrapping
paper now.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

What Manufacturing Does.-South
Bend, Indiana, is essentially a manufacturing
town. 1t has $50 manufacturing establish
msnts, which employ 2,l0Q hands. The value
of the products turned out the past year is
estimated at nearly five million dollars. The
value of buildings erected and other improve
ments made during the year is over 81, ,3OO, ,OOO.
If you want our city to manifest healthy
growth, encourage every branch of manufac-
ture which offers. ftf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

LIE. & L,R. R.-By reference to no.
tice IN another column it viii be seen that a
railroad meeting will be held at the Office of
Jaqua Il Gray on Saturday evening next to
appoint delegates 70 a convention to be held
at t Fremont, Ohio, in the interest of the L. E.
6 L. railroad,
We like to see demonstrations of this
kind, because by that means the wishes and
desires of the people are manifested, and their
material interests measurably advanced. The
citizens of this place are deeply interested in
the construction of said road, and will hail
with delight any movement set on foot TO ac-
eomplish that end, And furthermore, we are
assured they viii contribute literally of their
means to AID in its completion, if the neces-
sary steps be taken TO build the road the COM
ing summer. Delays in this as well as in
many other things, are dangerous, and the
gentlemen having the matter in hand should
do their best to push the work forward as rap
idly as possible. The road is already COM
pleted to Lima, and will soon reach st. Mary's.
The rout from that point BY way of Celina
and Fort Recovery to this place is evidently
a practiceable one, and will run through a
section Of country In which solid wealth is
pretty extensively represented. The people
along that route viii no doubt furnish all the
local aid necessary, if it IS properly solicited.
= Union City C0HlmeTclal.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition win he
~ presented 70 the County Commissioners az
next regular session, asking for the locaton
Of a County Road on the following route, vi1:
Beginning in the present Travelled road on ne
south lne Of section thirty-One iSil, town -
ssl range fifteen I5i at q point about one hundred
rods west Of the quarter post in the south ne 2
said section thirty-one l3ll, and running tAene4
west On the section line, as near % II as go
tI7rtv-one fgIl. one ~ and thirty.six 90 sd
there terminate; also that portion q ne e.s
road running through the northwest corae- ?.
section ak 81 may be Vseated. -
Rice Township, JAM 20, 1872,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

Touching. We were impressed on Mon
dav, with the simple fathom and touching elo'
auence of a young man from the country, who
had evidently been on tasting committee and
was cooling off by indulging in the poetic per
formance of using his body for teter board
across a railing, and trying to look at both
ends of long street at the same time. His
tribute to himself was mastery parodical ef-
fort and deeply affecting. We could only
gather portion of it which ran thusly:
'Once thic) was poor azh er hill of er snow,
(hic)but fell like er buehiful-b -buchiful (hic)
dang uf I didn't"
his earnest manner convinced Us that he
must have fallen.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07
ROAD NOTICE.

nj OTICE is hereby given that petition
will be presented to the County Commls-
sioners at their next regular session, asking
for the location of County Road on the fol-
owing route, viz:
Commencing at the LocustA Point Road on
the section line of sections twenty-one(2l) and
sixteen Q6), thence to follow said section line
east until it iniersects 8 road known as the
June and Edgerton road, and to vacate SC
much Of the Old Greek Road running north
easterly course until it intersect the Barney
Poorman and June and Edgerton. Road.
Jan. l3, 1878. b-S
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

Our store has become the recognized place
to buy Kid Gloves. The lowest prices in the
city, with the best selection, shades and quail
ties are the main features in this department
J.JosEPH & Co.
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Men,s WnnIen shirta

Gentlemen wanting any of the above, can
find astonishing Bargains. We are selling
them regardless of cost, to close them out Of
our stock. ]. JOSEPH Co.