The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

years, and Mr.. G. E. Hamilton, Of Massachu-
setts' who has also here attended upon guests
some three years. Both are gentlemen ex-
tenslyely known-highly esteemed-and well
calculated to retain the good wishes Of old
friends while making the acquaintance Of
new. The ladies waiting room, also adjoining
the Office is fit up with a neat toilet and in
point OF comfort is equaIed by but few, while
there Is private Office, with writing materi-
ais and forming also news room, in near
proximity. Nor should we fail to saw a word
In favor Of the excellent
HAIR DRESSING AND SHAVING SALOON,
which is Immediately on the left when an
preaching the Office. Here we found ourselves
inthe special province ofMr. CnAs. G. CoRRAo
genial Whole-souled disciple of his craft who
has Tor upwards of three years been a special
taVorlte with guests and equally appreciated
Dy transient visitors for his ability in his bnsi
ness. In common with other departments of
the hotel, here we observed a marked i'm
proYement IN the re-painting, fitting and dec
oraung line-the room rejecting Aattering
compliment on its worthy manager. Mr.. Cor
rao Is exceedingly modest in his charees-on-
ly adopting city terms-though he enoaoes
none but the most competent assistants. He
keeps a frst-class line of perfumery, pomades,
&c, and Tor the convenience of travellers has
also selected line of gents furnishing goods.
Particularly did we observe his "Lustrial
ChamPoo Wash"-a splendid preparation.
perfectly free from all alcohol or any alcali.
which are SO injurious to the hair-it is much
approved and largely patronized. We strong
ly recommend Mr.. c. to our readers as an
adept IN his line and worthy the confidence of
all desirous of a fashionable cut-an easv
shave or a refreshing head bath UNSURPASSED
for its beneficial effects in promoting growth
and giving beautifying lustre to the hair.
We now proceed to notice
THE REFREsHMENT ROOM,
which Is located on the right of the Westarn
Union Telegraph Office, and has also recently
undergone thorough reftting and complete
Here Mr.. Combs, of New York.
is in charge, with an experienced staff of both
lady and gentlemen assistants. The room. 60
xSO feet, is beautifully laid out with the
choicest eatables luscious fruits, and in fact
everything to be desired Hot or cold meats
are always on hand, tea, coffee, and variety
of all that is choice and desirable, and what ia
more the prices governing the bill of fare
have been considerably reduced, and we saw it
without fear of contradiction they at present
stand as low or lower than will be found on
any other line in the country.
On the whole we congratulate ME-. TERRY
on the enterprising spirit he has evinced.
which is strictly in keeping with the rapid
advancement of the prosperous city he has as
soeiated himself with. We trust he NAV real
Ize fully his most sanguine anticipations and
more-that fortune may reward him with
abundant success. Long may this noble in
'titution, in i is regenerate form, continue to
receive and entertain those visiting this i'm
pOrtant railroad point to the credit and honor
9f prosperous Toledo.