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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-04-25
Beyond the Mississippi

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes in
the fertile West To those going to Missouri, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, we recommend cheap, safe,
quick and direct route ria ST. Louis, over the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine Day
Coaches and Pullman sleepers from. st. Louis to
principal points in the West, i9ithout change. We
believe that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
best track and the finest and safest equipment of
any line west of the Mississippi andi its connections
with other roads further West are prompt and re-
liable. The Texas connection of this road is now
completed and passengers are offered lrst-class,
aIl-rai route from St. Louis to Texas, either over
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas r. R., uiG SedGlia,
or over the Atlantic & Pacific Il. r., ViG V1lltG
For Maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, &C., we refer our readers to ]. G. Wheeler,
Northern Passenger Agent, Y Lloyd St., Buttalo,
N. Y, or E. A. Ford, General passenger Agent, St
Lous, Mo. Questions lgiH Be promptly ana ehes1IE-
la d7lSlGsTed
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1900
$50
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Real Estate Transfers.-Furnishe(

Real Estate TTansfers.-Furnished
W. W. Stein, County Recorder:
Harlow Robinson to SiIas P. Leach, 80
acres, section 15, Green Creek, 5 l5(
Dolly s. Blaine to Henry Upp, 80 acres
section IL, Madison, 35(
Henry Fauscy to Clapper & Block, so
acres section 35 Madison, 25(
Joseph kim to G. A. Gametsfelder, 81
acres section 10 jackson, l9i
north part lots 1895 and 1896 Fremont, 4(
A. H. Miller to Gephart Fisher, north
part lot Ill Fremont, IA
Joseph Beck to Benedict Stinehouser,
26 2-3 acres section 16 Riley, 20(
Oscar Ball 10 J. D. Brady, acres Sec
ton % Sandusky, &
Chas. H. Boop to Chittendsn & Howard
lot "a Park Place, 5!
Leah Hooper ct al to William Rowe,
100 acres section 26 Townsend, OH
Laura A. Barringer to Christine
Younkman, lot l6 and north half of
lot Is Fremsnt, Il!
]. B. johnson to Edward B. Miller, 80
acres section 81 Riley, 25t
Erastus Jones to Lizzie Smith. lot 90
Clyde, IN
George Ramsay to Marico Bo:sford, lot
2S9 Clyde, lst
Daniel 5. Moses to Margaret Garns, lot
1861 Fremont, 20
Peter Warner to W. F. Hostler, lots 9
and 10 LCrain, 2:
James Moore to VIM. A. Rice, part of
lots 2l5, 244, PAS, and 246, Fremont, so,
r. P. Buckland to Fred Nehousemyer,
so acres section l6 Woodville, 20(
Seaton Dulcy to Edwin T. Gsttins, lots
zoo and IA Clyde, 81
Christine Fry to Christopher Lamdi, 10
acres section 2 Rice, g
Horace s. Brooks to James Fuller, 20
acres section 2S Townsend, 81
W. B. Durfee to Henry COors, so acres
section IL Rice, I'll
David Stout to Robert Smith, l-2
acres section 2S Green Greek, 81
David LOOMS to Malinda KssfsT, lot
632 Clyde, 2lt
Ransom Reynolds to Archibald Rich
ards, lot lbs Clyde, 20
Patrick Hayes to John B. Lott, 10 acres
section "a Ballville,
Adam Scheursr to John Davis, 40 acres
section So BsllVille, 2SI
J. W. Clspp to John B. schraif, lot s92
Fremont, 6
@. A. BashfOrd to Harriet Arlin, lot
537 Fremont, 10
C. W. Arlin to G. A Bashford, lot 72G
Fremont, 10
Freeman Tuttle to George Ramsay, 40
acres section So Green Greek, 80
VIM. McGormley 10 Nancy McGOrnley
part of out lot 81 Fremont, 6
Andrew Shurdt TO Jane Lodick, 10
acres section IA Green Greek, IA
Fred'k Vandercook to Robert FiIson, 20
acres in tract l57 Green Greek, Is
VIM. Hafford to John R. Gephart, undi-
vided IL of part of lots l32 and 1873
Fremont, Is
Joseph Birdsese to Wilson Dwight, lot
656 Clyde, 2
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and sale Of certain canal and swamp lands
for the benefit of the Agricultural College, wal
rescinded. House agreed to Senate amend
ments to House bill amending the insurance
law.
April l0.-Bills passed amending the mu-
nicipal code so that authorities may condemn
property outside of city limits for sewer pur'
poses; authorizing hydraulic companies to in.
crease their capital stock and borrow money
for repairs; authorizing colleges and other in
stitutions of learning to change their location
and erect and maintain academic auxiliaries.
APRIL 2l.-BilIs passed authorizing the ap-
pointment Of special court constables; proVid-
ing for the release of securities for costs and
the appointment of others. Resolutions were
adopted instructing the Auditor Of State
to prescribe uniform system of accounting
for use in all State Institutions; also, instruct
ing the same officer to draw his warrant on
the State Treasurer in favor of d. & ]. O.
Aud for $l143 90 to close accounts for work
on the Asylum for Idiots; instructing the State
Geological Corps, after the completion Of the
survey OF the State, to turn over to the Agri-
cultural College implements and apparatus be-
longing to the State. The committee to whom
was referred the subject Of convict labor con-
tracts, reported that while contracts were not
always let to the highest bidder, they were
let to the best advantage Of the State.
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KING OF THE BLOOD.

FoR SwKLLED NEoK AND ENLARGED
GLANDS. Case.-For several years past 1
have bean badly afflicted with Goitre, or
SwelIed Neck, and it had become SO bad that
an effort to raise my arms above my head
produced choking sensation, which was al-
most uncomfortable. After trying several rem
edies with no benefit, was advised to try
KING OF THE BLOOD, which did, and the
effect has been almost miraculous. took
nearly seven bottles, and it has not only cured
my neck but greatly benefited my general
health. have not felt 30 well for years. !
have been troubled from childhood with fatty
humors on my arms, and I can see the WON
derful effects of your medicine upon those,
for they have already begun to diminish, and
they will entirely disappear.
With gratitude, 1 remain,
CHARLOTTE 8. SMITH, Columbus, Pa.
See advertisement in another column.
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1900
910n
600
l400
1900
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Choice New Seeds-I have received
shipment OF fresh, new Garden Seeds from
Crossman s. Bro, Rochester. Also from D.
II. Ferry IS Co., Detroit. The seeds are all
fresh and new, and customers need not be
afraid of getting old seed if they purchase
from me, as every package is warranted.
1917 P. CLOSE.
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Sale of Linen Goods !

Sale of Linen Goods by Joseph & Co.
Many kinds Of Linen Goods are now being
retailed for less money than has been known
since 1857. Table Damask, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Linen Towels, Linen Shirt
Fronts, Linen Handksrchisfs, Linen Crash,
Shifting Linens, &c. The prices We have
made on the above line of goods are pronOunc-
ed by close buyers to be 20 per cent below any
house in Fremont,
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
APRIL l5.-Bills passed providing for de-
termining by lot, in cases where two council
men have been elected without specifying as
to the long or short term; authorizing police
court judges to call a justice of the peace to
the bench in case of absence; providing that
the asylum fund shall be distributed to the
Hamilton county insane district in proportion
to its populatiOn-yeas 81, nays l9. A bill
was introduced to change the name of the
Second Congregational Society, in Akron,
Summit county. Two attempts were made
to pass the General Appropriation bill but
they were defeated. The vote on the first
attempt was yeas50 nays %; on the second
effort, yeas 46, nays 3O
APRIL lG.-A bill was introduced to change
the time for holding the district court in the
counties of Henry, Defiance, Paulding, Full
ton and Williams for the present year. Bills
passed changing the time Of holding the Dis
trict Court in Henry and other counties; au-
thorizing the sale of unsuitable burial grounds
and the purchase Of others; the General Ap-
preparation bill-yeas So, nays 81; relating to
and modifying the jury laws.
APRIL l7.-House resumed consideration
Of Senate bill providing for the reclamation,
survey and sale of certain canal lands in the
State, for the benefit of the Ohio Agricultural
and Mechanical College. The discussion was
protracted until Eve P. NJ, when the bill was
defeated by q vote of yeas 40, nays A.
APRIL ls.-Bills passed amending the &C;
prescribing the mode Of cOndemning and ap.
propriating private property by corporations
amending section COL Of the municipal code
50 as to apply its provisions to water courses
not navigable in relation to assessing damages
for improvements; amending the corporations
act; to regulate and collect tolls on the West.
ern Reserve and Maumee road. Senate joint
resolution passed relative 70 the disposition
Of certain number Of copies Of the report q
the Secretary Of State for 1872. The votc
dsfeasins the bill for the reclamation, survsJ
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The Old and New-Ths old Council
met on Monday evening last, and concluded
its Iabors, after approving the bonds of the
incoming officers. The retiring members de-
serve the thanks Of their constituents, for the
assiduity with which they performed the
labOrs devolving upon them, and the able
manner in which they conducted the city
finances.
The new Council assembled, after the ad-
journment of the old, Kridler, Giebel, Stuber,
Fabing and Greiner present, Bauman absent.
Mr.. Giebel was elected President, and F. j.
Giebel jr. elected City Clerk. After ordering
that the Street Commissioners should improve
the condition Of CroghAn street, the Council
adjourned till Friday evening.
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Justice of the Peace and Notary Public,
will attend promptly to writing Deeds, Mort
cages, and any other business entrusted to his
care. He can BE- found during ell business
hours at the AesssnSer Office, in Tylsr'a Block
On Croghan Street, l7-ls
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Large invoices daily received from celebrat-
ed manufacturers. Burt's Fine Shoes first
and best always. Full lines Of lower priced
goods always on hand at Meng's, corner Front
and CroshGn streets, Fremont, o.
March %, 1879,
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In this connection we may state that Mr.
Heller has letters from Williams, Wood and
Medina counties pledging the aid required for
the grading Of the road through those coun-
ties. which completes the line through Ohio
Napoleon Signal.
The above corresponds with what we
learned of the intentions of the managers
some time since. The needed assistance hav-
ing been secured in Ohio, the operations Of
the managers have been transferred to other
territory,
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Emigration Turning!

Cheap Farms in Southwest Missouri
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company offers
1000 600 acres of land in Central and Southwest
Missouri at from ss to $2 per acre, on seven years
time, with free transportation from st. Louis to all
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth,
schools, churches and law-abiding society invite
emigrants from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars address A. Tuck, Land
Commissioner, St. Louis, No.
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MillineEy.-Mrs. F. A. Barnard wishes to
announce to her lady friends in Fremont and
vicinity that she is now receiving her Spring
and Summer goods. She intends keeping
more extensive and attractive assortment than
can be found elsewhere in the city, and she
has engaged the services Of q Trimmer from
Cincinnati thoroughly conversant with the
business. She hopes therefore, BY the super
ority Of her work, her reasonable prices and
her honorable dealing, to merit continuance
of the patronage of her friends. l5-H
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-04-25

1t has been proved beyond doubt that
there is no remedy equal to SMoLANDER's
BUcHU for toning and stimulating the ner-
Vous system, and by which means alone kid
ney, bladder and glandular diseases, mental
and physical debility, diabetes, gravel, loss Of
Vigor in either sex, and female complaints
auccumb and health is restored.
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Speaking of Structures, we were for
chilly struck with the bridge over the Sandus-
Ky river. If Fremont wants anything new,
it's q new bridge.-Lima Gazette.
So speaks every one who sees that State in
stitution. But our wise legislators permit the
mantrap to remain. It ought to bs. con-
damned as a nuisance.
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hGissing.-RObert johnson, Of Portage
township, Wood county, Ohio, left his home
on the night of February 18th 1873, and has
not been heard from since. Any information
as to his whereabouts will be gladly received
by his family. Address aIargaret johnson,
Portage, Wood county, Ohio
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Hats and Caps.

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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Leppelman has four Work Horses for sale.
Lsppelmsn's is head quarters for Fishing
Tackle.
New style Cake Baskets at Leppelman's
Emporium.
Get your Engraving and Watch-work done
at Leppelmsn's.
Lsppelman's Emporium is headquarters for
Watches and Chains.
A lot Of fine Imitation Gold Chains just re-
csived at Leppelmans.
Fine Watches repaired and Jewelry made
to order at Leppelman's.
Leppelman has more than bushel of La
dies & Gents Watches for sale.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Delegates Elected April 7th, 1873.

Democrats in Roman, Republicans italics indie
pendent Republicans marked with "a
Adams-T J. Mullen.
AIlen-T. L. Cunningham.
Ashland-G. W. Hill.
Ashtabula-H. B. Woodbury.
Athens-R. De Shltg7leT.
AuRlaize-M. W. ". Layton.
Beimont-D. D. T. Conan.
Browne. A. White.
Butler-L. D. Campbell
Carroll-Wnl. AdGiT.
Champaign. II. Young,
Clarke-J. H. Blase.
Clermont-JOhn Shaw.
Clinton-A. II. Dodn.
Columbiana-J. W. Riley.
Coshocton-W. Sample.
CraWfOrd-Thoe. Beer.
Cuyahoga-S j. AndTelrs, Jacob Mueller, S. o.
GrisioOld, a. 1Oagnsend, n. A. Faran.
Darke-G. D. Miller.
Defiance and Paulding-J. J. Green.
DelaWare-J. NJ. Powell.
Erie-J. n. SCOT.
Fairield-T. Ewing, il.
Fsyette-MilLs Gardner.
Franklin. J. Rickley, L. Baber.
Fulton-O. MtrTiH.
Gallia-J. W. Mccormick.
Geauga-PcteT Hitchcock.
Greene-T. p. T0acnstey.
Guernsey-C Albright.
Hamilton-E. II. johnson, J. v. Heron, j. L.
Keck,s Geo. Hoadley,s R. King. r. N. Bishop, J..
P. Carberry, s. F. Hunt, C. W. Rowland, Julius
Hancock-A. P. Ryal.
Hardin-F. 4. PhiHips.
Harrison-W. G. WGddle.
Henry-A. II. Tyler.
HiRhIand-J. A. Smith.
Hocking-Alex. White.
Holmes-C. +. Voorhees,.
Huron-C. K. Watson.
Jackson-JGnaes Irtpp.
Jefferson-S. w. ClRre.
Knox-R. S. Tulass.
Lake-P. B0strorth.
IaWrence-H. S. Neal.
Licking-W. p. Kerr.
Logan-W. II. West.
Lorain-J. c. Hate.
Madison-Chas scribner, CAas. Phillis.
Mahoning-D. M. Wilson.
Marion-W. C. Schoheld.
Medina-S. HJtnphreyDfte.
Meigs-D. 4. Russell
Mercer-T. j. Godfrey.
Miami G.. Y. Dorsey.
Monroe-Wm. o. Key.
Moptgomery-F. Schltltz, A. Clay.
Morgsn-F B. Pond.
Morrow j. Gurley, C. C. Russell.
Muskingum-D. Van POOrhees.
Noble-W. ]. Young.
OttaWa-A. Kramer.
PeFry-L. J. Jackson.
PickRWay-H. F. Paige.
Pike-J L. Caldwell.
PORTAGE. ID. Horton.
Preble-D. Barnett.
Pulnam-S. P. Weaver.
Richland-B. Burns.
Ross-M L. Clark.
Sandusky-J. s. Van yslkenburs.
Scioto-J. W. Bannon.
Seneca-J. D. O'ConnOr.
Shelby-E. Smith.
Stark-D. Hosteter.
Summit. Pedss, 4. c. FOris.
TrumbuIl-G. W. Ittttle.
Tuscarawas-C. H. Kitchener.
Union-J. B. Goats.
Van Wert-J. n. AlsTdndT.
Vinton-H. Wells.
Warren-T A. Thompson.
Washington-HdrlOl1 Chaplin.
Wsyne-J. K. Mcbride.
Williams-A. Pratt.
Wood--AshaTCOoE.
Wyandot-J. d. Sears.
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"The best is none too good. Farmers
will find the largest assortment of PloWs, at
Dillons. Prices range from Sc to $50.
c.. M. DILLON & Co.
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In another column will be found the ad-
vertisement calling for meeting of the Coun-
ty Agricultural Society on May Sd. There is
a vacancy in the Office of President which it
Is desirable Rhould be filled.
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Immediately.-If every family knew the
value of Miss sawyer's Salvs they would i'm
msdiately 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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Those Nobby Hats and Caps, Neck Ties
and Collars, can be had very cheap. at the
City Store, Of A. HOOt & Son.
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1t will soon be time to purchase ParasOls.
J. Joseph & Co. are on hand with, as they
claim, the largest stock in the city, at the
lowest possible prices. Their Stock is new.
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Perscnal.-Ths many friends of Mr.. I. H.
Eekhart, formerly connected with hotels in
Fremont and MOnroeyille, will be glad to
learn that he now occupies the position Of
chief clerk in the new and elegant Striebinger
ReQiEter
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Lost-On the 18th inst, between the reE-
idsncs Of Capt. Cole and this city, Mink Fur
Muf. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
BY leaving it at the residence of Captain
Coles.
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To be Given Away.--We offer to each
one of our customers one-quarter pound of
Choice Garden Seed free.
C.M. DILLON & Co.
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Spotted FeveT.-Thers hsve been quite
number Of cases Of this disease in our neigh
borhood tbs past winter, some Of them prov
ing fatal. There il still an occasional case.
One Of the faculty Of the LouisvilIs Medical
College thus describes the character Of the
disease, as vel as the treatment found most
eficscious:
ssSpotted fsver il cerebro-spinaI meningitis,
or inhamation Of the membranes Of the brain
and spinal chord. Its symptoms are various
in different cases. These you mention ara
usually prominent. Ice 10 the head and along
the spine while the fsvsr lasts; pounded ice
eaten OF swallowed 90 as to melt IN the stom-
ach; opium in ths beginning Of the disease,
and bromide Of potash after the fsver abates;
concentrated nutritious liquid diet, q well
ventilated room, comfortably warm, are the
principal elements of treatment. You have
little reason to fear it. It is connected with
badly-drained habitations and uncleanIiness
Of the dwellings and surrounding grounds,
damp, bsdIy-Ventilated lodgings. These are
the sources and homes of the disease. They
were made sbundantly evident as such in ths
terrible outbreak of the disease in the city Of
New York in 1872.
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Public 6ale.-OIiver w. McLa.n, living
four miles east of Fremont, on the pike, win
have a sale on Tuesday May 9th, consisting Of
Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, Reaper and Now
sr, Farming utensils, Household Furniture,
Sc Sea saIe bills
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Personal American Newspaper Re
porter, QNew York; of April 81, has this:
In the New York Times Of the 9th inst,
we notice the dissolution Of the advertising
firm of S. NJ. Pettingill g. Co. Mr.. s. NJ. Pet
tingiH will continue the Advertising Agency
at 81 Park Row, and it has been stated that
the retiring partner, Mr. ]. H. Bates, will es-
tablish an independent agency in connection
with d. R. Locke, Esq, (Nasby), of the Toledo
BZ0ds
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DR.. H. w. Libbey guarantees to cure
ell forms of chronic disease. no matter how
complicated or severe. He may be consulted
at the Ball House, on Friday of each week.
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Tha Confessions of AM Invalid.

PUBLISHED As A WARNING and for the benefit Of
YoUNG MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERH-
GUS COMPLAINTS, DEBILITY, LOSS OF MAN
HOOD. etc. supplying the means Of sslcure. Writ
ten by one who cured himself after undgoing con-
siderable quackery, and sent free on receiving
postpaid directed envelope.
Sufferers are invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
1886 Box 1888, Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y.
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"WRITTLESEY," for fuor albus and
whites.
"WHITTLESEY," for seminal weakness.
"WHITTLESEY," for diseases of the blood
and skin.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, o., April "a, 1873.
WHEAT-$1.7OE.
CORN-39c.
OATS-36@40
SALT-S2. .0562.2O.
CLOVER SEED-$4T0
DRESSED HOGS-S5.O0a5.5O
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Call and see the now Cook Stove at Dill
Ions. No better place in town to get your
stoves. Every stove well trimmed.
1915 c. M. DILLON & Co.
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The Danbury NsiOs man says that "rafting
is the prevailing popular amusement with the
Juveniles this month. The boy whose parents
own the pOnd Is generally chosen captain Of
the raft. The raft very frequently consists Of
8 couple Of boards the captains father has
laid away 10 season. The captain stands at
the bow and hollers, and the other officers,
whose claim to the berth principally rests on
the fact that they have dry pants at home,
stand at the stern and spatter water on the
outsidsrs who are on the shore with their
hands in their breeches pockets and guile in
their hearts. They thus navigate for hours
at a time, and then fight over the distance
they have made, and finally 60 hOms to see
theirparentS about It, and are dried with a
bed cord, and are put to bed, wnsre they can
feel Of thsir injuries without molsstation.
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CLEVELAND MARKETS.

CLEyELALD, April "a, 1873.
WHEAT .63@1.76.
CORN-4e@5Oc.
OATS-4Scs
CLOVER sEED-$4.75@5.OO for Red. Pea Vine
nominal at $3.50.
TIMOTHY-S3 60@9.65
DRESSED HOGS-$6. .0066.5O.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-04-25

Eight Men Wanted to sell Howe Sew
ing Machines. The best in the world.
Youngman & Tyler, Agents, Fremont, o.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-04-25

WE ARE NOT AFRAID TO DIE
if we have Buckland & Son pat up our Dyes
from their celebrated receipts. 14H