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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-08-21
ONE HUNDRED LOTS
AnMTRARI,E SHAPE
NOTICE.

THE Dining Saloon, Cold Lunch Stand, Confec-
i tionery Stand, Lemonade and Pop Stand, Pea
nut and Pop Corn and Cream Candy Stand, Grape
Stand, Pop and Lemonade Stand under the Grand
Stand viii each be rented 10 the highest bidder, on
Saturday. September 9Th, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at Floral Hall on the Fair lround. The rent
of the Stands must be paid to tie Treasurer at the
time of SALE surety given that 1t viii be paid on
or before the second day of the FSir.
ISAAC NJ. KEEEER, Secretary.
August 21, 1874. 1896
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Fun Delegauon1 W
I.B. MASSEY, HOMER EVERETT
OJ. DEWoLFE, II. j. PETTNGERB
w. B. WoLyERToN,
Republican COMMITTEES Of the Tenth Congress
Ionsl District Of Ohio.
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CLEVELAND.
SHERTFF'S SALE.

Charles Blechner, Plaintiff, sandusky
vs.. Cernrso1
Jacob L. Will, ct al, Defendants Pleas.
n pursuance Of an order OF sale issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Sandusky county, Ohio, on the 9th day Of juno
A. ID. lsl4Y and 10 me directed IN the above case
VIII expose to public sale at the door Of the Cofrr
honse, in the City of Fremont, Ohio, on
Saturday, tie 29tl day Of august, 4. D. 1874.
between the hours of one and two O'Clock 10 th.,
afternoon Of said day the following Real Estate.
situated IN the County OF Ssnduslsy, and state ot
ONO, and bounded and described as foIlOwst0 Vii.
Lots 8, :, S, 9, 10, II, I2 13, IA, Is and rs
Oh j. L. Willis subdivision Of out-lot IS and ots
IL, lsi is, 90 2l 22, %, a. 25 &C. 2T 2s 81 Sol 81
and 81 OF j. L. Willis subdivision Of outlet I3 of
David Gallagher's subdivision of the south-Jreaf
Quarter Of section thirty-tlree (ss) township FIVE
o. range fifteen l5), in the County Of Sandnsyy
and State Of Ohio.
dollars.
Terms Of Sale.-Cash.
Taken as the property Of Jacob Z. VIII ef a.
aeIeldants 70 satisfy an order Of sale in favor of
Charles Blechner, plaintiff.
Given under my official signature. al the aherifs
ONCE IN the City Of Fremont, in the County nud
state aforesaid, this 18th day Of June, A. D 1874
HENRY COONROD, Sheriff.
J. r. Bartlett, Atty for Plaintiff. s0-s5
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1874. rHE E-rE,TH 1s74.
NORTHERN OHIO FAIR
CLEVELAND, Sept. a. is. IS. II. IS. 1874
PREnrIUM LIST

More comuehensive than any previously is
sued and awards PAYABLE IN CASH.
Articles OF Special Interest," not
enumerated in the list, viii receive especial
attention.
The Park in connection with the grounds,
has been greatly improved, and large additlons
have been made to the exhibition space
The Dining Hall upon the grounds can
provide meals for e, 600 visitOrs-
The usual discount will be made 6y
Railroad companies, both for vlsltors 70 the
Fair and articles for exhibition.
Facilities for reaching the grounds un-
equalled.
The Lake Shore Railway tracks run
direct to the grounds, and access may also De
had by the St. Clair and Prospect street cars
The state Grange Of Patrons OF
HusbssEsSrv will have their headquarters
on the grounds during the Fair.
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store, and up to this day the stock has been
more than twice doubled by the present pro-
prietor. No matter whatever is wanted, dry
goods, groceries, mats and caps, boots and
shoes, hardware, notions, or in TACT anyt ng
else, it may here be met with--and mlnd, IN
many cases Of a superior quality and cheaper
than the large houses offer in cities. In coun-
try produce Mr.. G.. is always well stocked
with the newest and purest, while we can
vouch, from practical experience, his tobacco
and cigars would reflect credit on many Of our
town houses. Mr.. Glass is emphaticaly the
right man in the right place-courteous, at
tentive and ever most anxious to give satlsfae-
ton. Keeps a capital store-and if his pros
perity does not keep pace with the growth OF
the neighborhood, we are satisfied he viii fall
short of that support he so justly merits.
Friends in the neighborhood will find, with US,
the longer they know him the better they will
like him. But we must give few words up
on the leading commercial enterprise IN the
village, which of its kind is difficult to sur
pass il this section. We refer to
THE BURGoox ELEVATOR.
This very fine and substantial structure is the
property Of a Mr.. Isaac Shale, but is run as an
elevator by Hosler q Shale, Mr.. Hosler being
gentleman OF very superior Judgment in the
purchase OF grain and admirably adapted to
take charge of the business. The great ad-
vantage of this elevator over all others around
is that it has the facilities for shipping by both
hnes-the L. E. Il L. and T. T. & E., while
its central location and excellent accomn1oda-
dation for loading and and unloading gives it
every advantage to farmers. The building
is 2S feet high and 46 feet long, has a storage
capacity of 10000 bushels, and is provided
with the most approved scales, manufactured
under the eminent firm style of aFairbank." {"
Farmers never loose time in unloading here
as there Is the best facilities for unloading
either one, two or even three kinds of grain
without delay to eustomers-the highest mar
ket price is invariably given, and grain is ever
welcome to this firm. In April and Nav their
shipments exceeded 10000 bushels, which of
course at the present time is immensely in.
creased. In their season, dried apples, pota-
toes, and clover and timothy seed are purchased
and shipped, while the firm constantly deal in
salt, water lime, &c. Farmers, for many
miles around, give this elevator preference,
while Mr.. Hosler is just the kind of buyer
to induce gentlemanly, candid, and
generous to the limits Of discretion. Farmers
should give this village their support; they
will yet discover in it every advantage they
desire. aud we doubt not if a spirit Of com
mercial cooperation and eonfding fellowship
among the good people of this district be cul-
tivated, Burgoon will soon become quite an
important town. Success to it.
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When in Bettsville, recently, we had
pleasure in indulging few moments with
our friend Mr.. Scheuster, Of the firm of
Scheuster 81 Koch, in that city. Mr.. S. is a
live business mau and apparently fully COM
mands knowledge of what is going on
around the town. The store is abundantly
stocked with fine line Of boots and shoes and
had very creditable appearance. Mr.. s. as
sured us that business was far from being
brisk, but with the present abundant harvest
he had every confidence in a speedy change
for the better.
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BEECHER's STATEMENT.

The extreme length of Mr.. Beech
er's statement precludes our pub
fishing it entire, we however con
dense it giving the report of his mar
rative.
Beecher re-iterates his denial of
Tilton's charges, and in explanation
says that four years previous "The-
odore Tilton fell from the proudest
editorial chair in America" and af-
ter "became the representative of
Victoria Woodruff and the friends
of her strange course" becoming
bankrupt in reputation and resour-
ces. TilUon first became known to
him as a reporter of his sermons,
and in 1861 when he became editor
of the Independent Tilton became
his assistant, and their associations
we're so pleasant that he learned to
love him, and went in and out of his
house as he did those of other
friends almost as though it was his
own house. In 1868 when he went
to England, Mr.. Tilton conducted
the paper, and on BeecheTs return
he paved the way for Tilton's ad-
vancement to the sole charge. Their
friendly relation continued until 1S-
sc. when Tilton made a violent as
sault upon him in the Independent
because Of his Cleveland letters, and
a GOODNESS existed between them on
political matters thereafter, although
their social relations we're not inter
rupted and continued until 1863, up
till which time he had never receiv'
ed from TltOn or any other Of his
family even = hint that his familiar
intercourse was not satisfactory,
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Al BlIsIEY, sEo'T.
Republican Congressional convsn-
ton.

ADslsgate Convention Of the Republican elect
ors OF the Tenth Congressional District Of ohio'
win be held at Clyde, on
MONDAY, AUGUST stst. 1874,
At eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of nonin-
ating q candidate for Representative in Congress.
The basis Of representation in the Convention VIII
be ono ~ vote for every 100 votes cast for General
Moves for Governor at the October election in ISIS
sud one additional vote for each fraction Of nifty or
over. giving the several counties comprising the
district the following representation, w:
No vorEs ron NoYrs. DELEGATES.
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Mass Convention.

Chairman State Executive Committee.
RoDxKx Foos, Sec'y
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FRANc1s D. MoULroN.

Moulton was subjected to a cross
examination, which however, reveal
ed nothing beyond what is submit
ted in his statement and the letters
which he submitted, and which ap-
pear in Beecher's statement.
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He explains the expression that
he had not expected to be alive ma
ny days, by referring to symptoms of
apoplexy with which he had been
troubled, and which grew upon him,
when engaged in excessive labor, ,oc-
casioning the thought of death to be
ever present with him. During that
year he was continually in trouble,
was in state of suspense and doubt
in regard to Tilton's family, and as
to attacks which might be made up
on himself, to bring publicity and
trouble in the church. In May of
that year Mrs. Woodruff shadowed
forth the trouble, bat the publication
was delayed by Tilton's influence till
Nov. 1872. She became intimate at
the houses of Tilton and Moulton.
Beecher met her three times. Both
Tiltou and Moulton made efforts to
have him preside at her lecture in
Steinway Hall, but he would not.
From that circle spread rumors
which got into his congregation, and
questions arose and Investigations
were proposed, ali Of which Moulton
opposed and Beecher yielded, fearing
Tilton would become enraged, and
his former unjust suspicious again be
aroused. AS it was, whenever Tilton
was unfortunate in his lecturing or
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REAL ESTATE.
ENGLEWOOD!
RESIDENCES.

This is the largest and best plated tract of
REAL ESTATE ever laid out within the limits OF
Toledo for
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UNION BUSINESS
ms TITU TE,
OBERLIN. OHIO.
COURSE OF STUDY
nuR WRlIlNG DEPARIMEMI.

soneof ftheprominenff n features of th ecourse. lee
lures and discussions are given daily. Teteach
Rapid Business Arithmetic, in which students
,-.ir of-rea a fnroHcfencv
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-11-05


NE smoke al LdIle rolls away.
s,"'i sti>cl''srs the fact ihst N l..
G"r'lsh has been empha,ically en-.
'iorsrd by Lake county, as a candi.
date f'r Representative in the State
Legislature, by n handsome m.i.r-
ny over both compe'itors H. the
Md. Al tho present writing.
"wednesday the returns show 23S
v"tes Tor Gcrri.h, rs for S, earns,
and So for Phelps, with one town
hip yet To DO heard from, Which
will probably increase the vote for
Gcrrish to $50, and that of Stearns
to ab"nt 100; leaving Phelps stand.
ing where he is ut present. Will
We are not surprised ut "a mnlurit
Tor Gcrr a., we are, after the rx-
citing wrang'e in the Convention,
somewhat surl riscd at the size ofit.
At TO tim. have We doubted thnt
t was tho wish OF the Republicans
ut Lake comfy I" see N. l.. Ger
IRISH, or a Lake cnunty man nurni-
! atcd and elected. That was one
ri the reasons why We chung so ,e-
nacionsly To our first position. The
Republicans Of Lake county, by
their votes have most enpharically
rrdo'seh our action, end We are
ra'isticd, though our candidate
sh"nld prove To have been defeated
by Mrcosra county.
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Notice.

Notice L. hereby gym thai the under
signed have hird IN the office Of the clerk
Ut IN. tircui: Court OF !. kr County, Mich
gan, II Petition Ia said C,,rut Con Z prr-
Ing Tor the vaca ion OF tie Plat her.'ofor-
made ny Augusta +. Chapman AID fled il
the oltice "f the Register 1T Deeds Of saio
county as II plat of the VILLAGE at Hannibal
That the premises To he affected b, the va
cation OF said plat Az d,'.crhei As tlr ,u,h
halt ofthe south w"si quarter, aud the souti.
west quarter oi til" southeast pna,tcr. AID
10. three Of Srcli,n thirty tour. in r VI
eighteen North. Y ,nve trirtc,n West, .,i
description being gi,cn til rr.rcnc- &c
the government survcl aud Ia ! e III. isno
which il is sapposrd the eniire Il sad pl.,
W.. intended to cov,r.
Said Petition will b" presented tn the rir
cult Court tor said CGu " o., tie frat ,la,
of the term next Succeeding tn usr If thi
notice, or IA soon th"rea.t,t a. cnnnsI cal
~" heard. when said Cmri will he moved L.
grant the prayer Of $ i'd petition.
w l. WpBBEs
URSRY G. PrraR
Dated Sept. 2s 1874.
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AGENTS WANTED.

On. FooTE IL the author o, MEDICAL CoN-
MON SxEsE" . l,ook that reached circulation
Of over 25U.000 copies s!so, II "pLAIS HoME
TALx," more recently prblishcd. winch has sold
n the extent OF 1880 copies al-o. Of "scIrEoR
IN sronr,- which Ia now being published Ia series.
CONTENTS rABLgs
OF IN. excepting the aforementioned sork (Which
Is out ~ prnt). will be sent free On application
10 siiher DR. FoorE, or the Murray Hill Publish
lag Company, whose Office IL 12o Est 2s,h Street.
Asunts--bah men and women wanted to scil
the foregoing works. To wbSm q liberal profit will
be allowed. The beginnings 81 small fortunes
have l,e~n male IN selling DIR. Foory's popular
works. PLAIN HoNy TALK- ~ particularly
siapsed 10 sJult., and "stisScx ~ sroRv" 10
iust the thinx f6 the young. Send f1 contents
tables aud acc fW yourselves. The former answers
. ,,uititudc ~ question. which la,lirs and g'nie-
men fei deIicscy about asking ~ their ,icars
There n nothing In htcrsture NJ all HE either
% the foregoing works "sc1rscE IN SroHr"
col only b, hal " agents or n the Publishers
"PLAIy HUM; TALK" 10 published IN b"th tho
Easlssh ALL 1eimsa Language Once more,
Agents tecI,
klIII2s "A A-g.In
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Notice.

The undersigned now offers for mle 4
pisce Of lind lyi.g ! mile northeast from
Baldwin, bordering on McLaughiin's Like,
bei' y the northeast Of the southeast If Sec.
tion "a. Town Is North, OF Range IL West,
containing IS and 81 one hundrrdths acres.
splendid lot. with number OF fue springs.
with the privilege Of the Lake. Will sell
reasonable. for cash. For further. p.rticu-
lars, inquire 1t the residence OFF. Nc Laugh.
lin, ths~o miles moth nj Chase.
2-a6 A. J MoLAuaHLIx.
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The resplt of the voting in Lake
equity "n The question # Repre-
sentative in the State Legislature,
is gwen elsewhere. 1t ia n surprise
to the mort sansnine supporters OF
Mr.. &. In Osceola county the
vote, We understand, has gone
largely in Ills favor. In Mecos,a
county. The issue lay mainly be
tween Gc'rish aud Slearns; and
the idteSt returns sho,o that GER
RlSll Is ELECTED, almost be-
yo"d a doubt. The citizens Of THE
Representative District may rest
assured thew will never regret it.
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Eivclluu ..rlufus,

Tho f'liaw.uy are returns fror
rursday's election in LAX. count, 4,
>" fur as We lave been allie T.
gather them. mp to time Of going I"
press. The figures from n"sr ot
the towns may he relied on a. vr' Y
near correct, and will probably ~"
undergo much change in tho "ffi.
cial Hgures, which We will publis'
hereafter:
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~ VIII ne seen t''at the county
tickets were badly "spli';" arty
lines, in nearly all the townships.
Iminy ignored Z" a great extent.
Br.iJes the votes given in The above
ta'ics, there were many scattering;
in some cases, only the initial letters
." candidates "givcn names" were
placed on the tickets; il others, nm
initial left III; and still others, where
initials were placed in the names Il
true candidates, which did not be-
long there. In any Of the above
cases the vote for the particular
candidate WAS Of course, Lost t., him.
IL u number Of instances the r,sul,
of hall"fing on different questions
was Il surprise to all. We have no
lesson {" draw from the genera, or.
any IT the local results IN the c,,un
~. The election is simply IN ex-
hihtn'. of freedom "n the ,,art at
ci',zrns to vote for whom thy
please, aud t. favor men because
they Thought they were tho right
.ones to ill "ffices, and not simply
because their names were on the
''s'rai@ lit tickets. We must frank
] confess thar Mt all the men chs
u" {" fill flicial POSITIONS in the
county are ut our own pcrs"n.l
ch"icr; but they are the choice at u
m9jority 9f the people IF Lake coun
ty. and we t,er. fore accept the iii
uation with all clcrrfulnrSs possible
under the circumstances.
IL is a matter "f satisfaction To- u,
hat tie county has gone safely Re-
publican on both State and Count
'ickcts, rolled up an almost snlid
ma.irlty tr Republican II e,nhcr Of
C"n2r' given ever! vote Cast fl,
State Senator, to The Republican
n"'n'nce, aud last, but MOI by an,
means least, cast n hrariy tw..thirds
vote IN favor vi one of ihe best Re
pubIicaIIs, and one Of tn. most in
c"rruptable men il the D.irict, for
Representative in the State Lcais-
lMnre. Surely every Republican
IN the county may feel JUS pride
IN the result OF Tuesdays election.
Although The vote in some towns is
small, yet, We believe it To- bc more
he result Of Il lack # interest, and
cons, qnent absence from the POLLS.
han any dIsaifrclion in the party |
ranks. The Democrats, encouraged |
Iy recent victories in other States,
eIt no Stone unturncd to eiisnre |
and all their hard labor r"
suited only in defeat. All honor
. "lltilo Lake"
In the absence of mail and tele-
graph facilities we arc unable Ia
rive much reliable news from
abroad. Michigan has beyond
loubt gone Republican,; but by u
mall majority. Ku'n"r has it that
most at the other States which held
elections Tuesday have gone Dem
'cratic. aud that the next Congress
v'll be controlled by Democrats.
Setter wait, however, until more
eliahle news arrives, before full,
endorsing sucl, n conclusion. 1t !.
'lso, stated that Ben. Butler Las
'een defeated. THIS, il 80, il moi
q bal. lie can be spared as well
10 not.
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following clubs for 1873 will he sent g,ntis.
u cop, OF our new and splendid nrzzotinr for
framing, (size ~ inches by 29), "Washing-
toms First Interview With His Wife" This
is u FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVING. and the most
desirable premium ever offered. For large
clubs, ~ will be sen below, an extra copy
of the Magazine will be sent in addition.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-11-05

PRIVATE letters from, Ashtabula
and Lake counties, Ohio, report six
inches Of sn"w as falling in the for
mer, recentl,; aud that they are ex
perie''ci"g exceedingly d,y weather
IN the latter; many VI the wells
having utterly failed.