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e. JANUARY IL, 1S74.-T. Il. PRICE

81 JANUARY IL. 1S14.-T. X. PRICE
4 90. have just opened
I.i%TS and C0TToE sIiEETlNG',
I:EACIln al.i BROWN CorToN>,
pIl.uw LINENS and DAAA>KS,
IrWEI~ au4 NAPKINS,
AEcK EUFILI%GS.
ItNCN CnI.LA!:s and CUFFS,
MD GLOVES.
BLACK NELUuN for trimming,
Ei.,CK WATEEaD SILh,
FANCY TAELErANS for partic5,
li",lrEY. toE>ErS, IRAvATS.
Also. .yl cc;ed huE:ly, Il beautiful line OF new
s.. .!r C.LI' o and SHIFTING PRINTS. Attention Is
c4!i,~i :, these new goods. ja l6
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SENT Oy.-James Holloran, charged with
fcloniouSly assaulting and shooting 6. w.
Samuels, and Samuels, charged with feio-
niou,ly assaulting and striking James Hollo..
ran with brick, were sent on to the grand
iurv by Justice White yesterday morning:
William Owens was al:o sent on, charged
with the murder of Maurice Sheehan.
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RENEWED HIS BoND.-Conrad Wagner,
who was required to renew his bond before
the 1st of February, did SO in the Circuit
Court Yesterday in the penalty Of 225, 900.
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TRANSFER PRINTlNG-INKs for copying letter.
headings, statements, way-bills, &c. Can be copiea
In the ordinary lettcrpress book. Send your orders
fer printing IN these inks, and for all other descp-
lions of printing. to the Dispdtch Printing House.
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TAX ON oNVEHIoLEs, Docs, AND GoATs.-The
City Auditor calls the attention of owners OF
every description of vehicles and of dogs and
roats to the fact that their yearly licenses on
that kind of property expire tomorrow, and
gIves notice that the penalties of the law VIII
be strictly enforced against those who fall to
renew.
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THE TuEATnR.-The Coleman sisters aIi-
peafed last night In Love IN Humble Lille.
Their acting Is good, but the special feature.
OF their entertainments Is The clog-danee by
the three aud their banjo and cornet solos.
These receive frequent encores, and the au-
diences seem at a loss upon which one tooe'
stow their applause. -.
The performance closes every night WITH q
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TRANSFER PRINTING-ISKS win copy Clear ard
distinct for an indefinite period Of lime. Send your
orders for work to be done In these Ink to the Dfs.
patch Printing-H0use.
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CLOSING OUT At A GREAT SACRIFICE twenty
dozen gentcmen's white llnen-b bosom shirts at
JULIUS MEYERS, COS Broad street.
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FISH ISsPEcToR.-The Governor has ap
pointed William Stuart inspector Of fish fol
the city Of Alexandria.
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Z rpAyssEa PR1STINa-IsEs-Invaiua 70 raii- ii
ro,t, steamship companies ranks, mes-
chants, mnnufsctureYs, ard eshers. They are CD.
during aud changelcss, and vii copy shsrp aha e.
clear Cor an indeanite period Of line Hasins .us'
receiyed fresh SUPPLY OF theae toks, we arg pls-
pared 10 execute orders prompsly and at noaeia'e
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: =, SuAWLS. SHAWLS! SllAWLS. =
= -rrIrEp sHAWLS at 50. $3.50, 80, $500
- -. and SO: ,,.
TT .ln SHAVE : in all qualities:
~ REPRESENTATIVES. SHAWLS AZ 81 20
,,,I;El,r ~tlAwLS, of the same quality, at $3.50
,r,E,EiF;sr SIAWl.S in great variety;
SHETLAND >HkNlS: -
III III TX uFEI\O SHAWLS in all qualities, anu
"t'' ''4' LEVY BROTHERS.
,.,".H .' '''' ia 27
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LEVY BROTHERS ARE SELLING oEF TBEIs
DRESS GOODS regardless Of cost. soine idea can
BE for ed Of the very low prices at which they are
selling when we Inform You that they are selling
dress goods at 35e. per yard which were sold Anew
weeks ago at:50e. They are also selling; dress
goods at 75c. per yard which were sold at 81 and
S1.o6. And like reduehons have been made
,hronah their whole dress goods stock, so as TO en-
able them 10 close It out They know THAI they
must meet with heavy lessee To accomplish their
nhI.c,. and sta md resdy 30 meet fhein. vi sss;,
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If YOU WANT A N1cE-FITTING SHIRT, ont Of the
very best material, leave your orccr at T.. b.
SPENCE 6 SONS. -
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THE PEMBROKE SHIRT IS WARRANTED TO FIT.
Leave your orders at e. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900
MnIu AZ trtpf
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SMOKERS ARE DELIGHTED WITH THOSE cNAP-
PRoACHABLE clear Havana Oc. ana premium &C.
cigars at SCHAAP's, 1902 Main street.
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SIAMEsE TwINs.-Photographs OF these mon
s:rosities taken from life by REEs & Co., Oil ami
913 Main street Small size, csc. each large size,
81. The trade supplied at the usual price.
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CARPETS, CARPETS! CAk-
xnw j. vnur time to bay. Manufacturers
80 ,-.,.,,,4 inc.r prices, but LEVY BkoEHEkSs
..' :, .c,. a; ;He reduced PRICES made at tnes
N - .ay sl.!c. Gall and taHc lcok al 'nSsr W
81 !. - ..G TkrFSrKY. TfikEE-rLf. IN
- ,,;I\ NENtTlAN. and HEMP GARRETT:
y.u..Gf.:,and WHITE. MATING;
,'i.-.ryI>. EUG>, MATS; ,,,r,>s
Sji\,.,tN ->ltAptS. .WlNDnM-tu ukia!No'
~ " :. a,ri ALL UlL-ELOGllS. at
Si'''t' "' LEVY BROTHERS..
, Do. l,rr.-sizn extra heavy HONEY
,;',fEui. MS ~ 75. would oc cheap at SO
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KENTUCKY WHrsKEY, fonr years oid,-cclebra-
ted Buckner brand-s2.50 per gallon, At CHRIS
TIAS Il WHITES.
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THIS IS THE SEASON TO PURCHASE YOUR
linens, sheettngs, shrtings, aud white goods. LEVY
BROTHERS have large stock Of these goods on
hand and offer extra Inducements to purchasers.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND fol-
lowing cases were disposed of yesterday:
Boyle, trustee, us Boyle, Sc. Decree re-
ferring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Carringion's Administrator Us. Carriipgton'sS
administrator. Decree directing funding and
sale of certain State stock therein mentioned
and making provision for distribution among
the parties entitled.
Minnis us. Saunders, sc. Decree dispssing
of fund in hand and making final disposition
of the cause.
Greaner's executor Is. Greaner, &c. De-
cree referring cause to a commissioner Tor
inquiry and report.
Payne, &C., os. Hutcheson's administrator,
Sc. Decree settling and adjusting the rights
of the parties and referring cause to COM
missioner for inquiry and report as to certain
particulars therein mentioned.
Wilkinson Us. WendIinger, &c. Decree
confirming sale of property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, except as in said
decree set forth, and directing a resale of the
property the sale OF which is not confirmed.
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CANES arc going rapidly at ScHAAPs, 1902
Main street. He has a decidedly choice selection.
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CALIFORNIA ArRIcoTS and CCnRANT JELLY at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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- WATERPROOF CLOAkS AND
rI,.,t.l. AH~.-Wc unw "Iirr extra inducements
Ia WAIr RPLi;uF tiOtkS ofcrery dcScrip'ina.
Etl,K WATERPROOF CLoAkS IT -, 10.
-. = -, 81 q. uMd y
GnI.!-i.iNtD " NAT!.EfEpoE tLOAhS II
Is t,,. SO.
.t!rf ii.ac c'nah. are made in tn" very best man-
l, ant IL. t.1,. m,,t fashionable Styi", with ruiS
{. ,-. !url.. ~"ryCs. pockets. and tul!-cngth. Bc
>i,":p !uph 1t ::."iu wEeu II u..
LEVY BRoTllEES',
lul1 and lu19 Main street.
. lir,. as rrt!ztu; oil tChS just received
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TOMATOES In gallon jars, for hotels and boarding
houses, at CHRISTIAN & WRITES.
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERED EDGlNGs AND IN
SETTINGS in two hundred different patterns can
now be had at LEVY BROTHERS. They show beau
tifu, styles at 12H, l5 90 25c., and up to W per
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- CORNER OF ~
ELEVENTH AND BANK sTREEIS
offers TO bis friends and the public every seasonaoie
article for the table and all the u1urcs Of ssa ana
land and every latitude, from the lakes 10 the ro
pics-al served his tables to order. and furnish
ed to parties and families.
His BAR IS stin supplied with the very best LII
QuORS and BREWED DRINKS.
His arrangements for OYSTERS are the best.
Such oysters are served At his restaurant cannot
be found elsewhere. " iii
Come. friends, and test my Assertions. And 70
oil. the compliments OK the season.
dc "a ZETELLEsrnu
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For BARGAINS in lshawls, blankets, bslrnoral
SKIRTS boulevard sk!rts, lace curtains, carpets, OIL
cloths, and ladies' dress goods, 70 to LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
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TAKE THE LITTLE ONES to see the COLEMAN
CHILDREN at the Saturday matinee.
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SEE NAN TIE Gooo-FoR NOTHING. JENNY
FOSTER, and the musical carnival ut the SATURDAY
mai iupp
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COLEMAN CHnpREN's MATINEE Admission,
IN aud 26 cents.
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CIIEppER AND STnToy CHEESE, old ana very
s,,oerior at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures on Saturday at
Q O'clock.
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FuRs AT COST Mt z. WErs1GER Co.'s.

FuRs AT COST at p. WE1sIGER & Co.'s.
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.ucr1ON SALES THIS DAT.

N, nj an,es Of real estate made b4soeess us 1ef o.
january and soth Of Jage tAa tazss JoT Meprns, 20,
I'll s1Ies made ba,ceer the lst " yt4y Qn0, lde9
NJ t6s uear The tres have to be patd 6y tat ssaIsT'
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nEMOyAEs.


DEMOYAL AND REDUCTION Hay-
Cing to yaese my aaia.ssress yard ID fSr % .he State
con .umers great Inducements In the pricsor the
best RED-iSH EGO ANTHRAClGE, and West
and NUT ANTHRACITK.fg gOAI. for ssqSes. and
clover Htn and Cumberland fur CRATES. engines.
and furnaces aud the popular KlnpLlSG and
COoKING-W WOOD and c0OKING-CokEss g the
lowest rates, n. I'LL Mnin, Ff1eenth and Dock.
and % 81 sinth anu Cary slee's J.B. WATKINS. +
DEMOVAL.--J. L. WHITAKER has
III removed TO No. II rok: :teenth stfeet, netween
Maia and Franklin, where ne is IsrS fsS s1 G s1n.
nnos .Tsn 81 fsaRit5G q Al and SrEkM-sfxTtEG.
Thankful for past patronage, hops !es eon. ON
= Ia 2S iSfls' 5sG7Eg! III I4.tWAlTIAA Gh:-
DEMOvALi REMOYAL!-Haying re. re-
III moved to- the corner sys dcss ssoss tnane tas e
stand I am prepared 10 odeF Increased anouSS-
~ enss 10 fsa.axS or S.i 81 = ifts
ansItJ rJSkf ~ STClIES. .IEHELRY...~a
Z Sif.VrR GOODS, PLATED EAk Ess,rr
GOODS As,a g Main .n6 & irsats ~ ssse:a
/ .
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HATS CHEAP at p. WEisIGER & co.'s.
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COOK SLAUGBTON 10B. b., general sssort-
ment Of household furniture. &c.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, en- the premises, ..
O'Clock P. NJ. the brick d~ei'ins Nv. W. o.
FourL h street.
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FuRs AT COST at P. WEI .IGER & CO.'S
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to,.vn.s n CHILDREN MATlsEE-sasarda at Q
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Airllu1o,td 1lspattlt.

sHTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
eATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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"SuMMgEUEAN" A U G u s r. A
COUNTY RYE wHISKEY. sOLDIMpE- !.
RIAL CABINET" RYE WHisKEY.

iheSt superior liquors ha ye been subjected to rigid
aha,!ts hy Dr. w. 4. TAYLOR, State chemist, and
@ p@ioeoateed free from impuiity and aminNGtIs Gt
ior family or medicinal use. A larye sock as,yays
~ store i1 barrels and half-barreis For sale SDiy
nj Wholesale Dy : -
JENKINS, CAPERS & Co,
WLoiesale LigHor Merchants,
,,,. no. lib south Fourteenth street,
'1@ Richmond Va.
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UMBRALAs AT COST ut P. w. & Co.'s.
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which goes through in three days and
nlghts. The company haYe established sta
tions Ut intervals rarely exceeding twenty
miles, and have thereby much facilitated In
tercourse and travel. Emigration clustering
arolnd these stations forms chain OF Anleri-
c,n citizens which will soon be too strong TO
be broken by hostile Indians or rowing
Mexicans. IL you were to see On Arizona
staee in Richmond you would take it for Q
miil-wagon or market-cart and pity the
royerty of the owner, It seats foHr persons
Including the driver. Each passenger fs al-
IoWet; thirty pounds OF baggage, with the
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
First-class Auction of Real Estate
in North Toledo.


There have been, of Late, so many extensive
sales of real estate IN Toledo, we are not at
all surprised that many feel uncertain when
really favorable opportunity presents itself
for investment. First we have one addition
and then another announced in the most fat
tering terms, but from our observation none
of them have yet presented advantages equal
with the property in North Toledo, about to
be brought to the hammer on Saturday next,
the 9th, by the popular auctioneer, Mr.. CIV.
Alexander The steady growth of this losali-
ty is too well known to require comment, and
the consequent rapid increase in value OF
property has been equally marked. Bounded
by Joseph, Hudson and Bassett streets and
New York avenue, these lots average more
than 40 feet front, and are from 40 to 140
feet deep, extending back to l3 feet alley.
They are regularly plated and recorded; all
the streets are dedicated, and part Of the
grading is done-no filing being necessary.
All the lots are about Is inches above grade
fronting on some of the best streets on the
whole plat-many of them having beautiful
shade trees, already IN foliage, upon them.
These facts, together with the prospective i'm
provsments and factories in the immediate
neighborhood, viii afford considerable assur-
ance of their present and increasing value.
Nor should we fail to remark that this is the
first public sale in the entire plat, hence there
is little doubt but some great bargains are to
be met with. The terms of sale are also very
favorable, only SO being demanded on the
day of sale one-fourth in twenty days; and
the balance in three annual payments with
per cent. interest, or monthly payments if
preferred. Another assurance Of the bona
f9e character of this investment is the fact of
the property being in the hands of Messrs
RAwLE & Cook as gentlemen whose
established reputation and extensive expert
ence in real estate matters may unquestiona-
bly, be taken as exceptionally reliable every
time. There viii be lunch on the ground
and free bus will run from the end of the
street railroad. To those with little capital
at command the investment is undoubtedly
a good one, and our advice is let not the op-
portunity escape you
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Readablea.
Harvest time is a. hand.


Harvest tins is at hand.
On Thursdsy night lasf, the ladies visited q
number Of saloons, and Engaged in religious
exercises.
Walter ChuRohman, Of Adams township,
Defiance county, was drowned in Tifin river,
on the l6th.
Coal has been found in Wyandot county.
We have coal in this county-lots Of it-but
no coal mines.
LA. Han has obtained Judgment against
the 7. T. & E. R. for 50, 900 for services rem
dsred while President Of the road.
The potato bugs are not considered a sue
cess this oear, although they made a great pa
rade at the commencement of the season.
SampssI & Benner's hay and straw packing
sheds, together with hay press and horse
power Esre destroyed by fire at Bellevue, on
shs 18th.
A daughter Of +. Shade, near Attica, parti-
auy swallowed pin which lodged below the
lhrynx recently, and q last account it was
stiil there.
Jacob Seibei, at work at a molding machine
in the planning mill Of Kunz, Wade Bros. &
Co, Defiance, was 50 badly injured on the
10th that he died the same night.
The State Teachers' Association, Of Ohio,
Michigan and Indiana, win hold their annual
meeting at Put-in-Bay, next week. It is ex-
Pected the attendance viii be large.
man named Anderson deserted a wife
and I'VE children, near Flat Rock. And Mrs
Shee deserted her husband and one child, re-
gently. They went away together, it is said,
the woman taking one little Shoe with her.
Rudolpe Wise, Of Montgomery township,
Wood county. unwisely shot at cat, on the
llth. The brsach-pin few out and struck
him in The forehead making hole therein,
and inhicting wound which may prove fataI.
sBehold how good and pleasant it is for
brethren TO dwell together in unity" But
the uDity.Which distinguishes Stanberry and
Sloan, ye Democrats Of Port Clinton, is neith-
good nor pleasant. It is not ike "precious
ointment"
The Ssar editor was assaulted in his Office, |
on the 18th, BY one Wallace Dildine, who
struck him over the left ear and over the left |
sys, with what the editor claims was metal |
knuckles, and cut several gashes Huddle
elasped the adventurous young man in an
affeotiOnsts embrace, and laid him on the
fOos all in huddle. Assaulting editors dont't
pay, young man.
The Akron waIkist is nowhere. The Medi-
na man, Frazier, made the distance from Ne
dina to Akron in three hours and forty min
utes, and beat Weston's twenty mile walk at
Akron, in 1872, by five minutes or more. as
the distance between the two places is be-
tEesn twenty and tWenty-One miles. And so
in three hours and forty minutes he has walked
into fame. Now, boys, don't all of you go and
do likewise. It's rather tiresome
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
A GRAND coMB1N ALTON.
Fremont, July 2d-Cole's New York
and New Orleans Circus and Men
agerie - What the Press Says
About It,

The best circus and menagerie of the kind
that ever visited Ohio is the one that has been
exhibiting for the last two days-the "New
York and New Orleans Geological and Eques-
trian Exposition'-of which W. W. Cole is
the efficient manager. a great many Of the
circuses travelling over the country are first
class frauds with high sounding titles and de-
ceptive glittering generalities. But not SO
with Coles 1t is in fact and verify first
class concern, and no doubt. Every feature
advertised is exhibited, and the first man, wo-
man OF child is yet TO be found that does not
endorse this verdict. The people know what
good circus is, and they endorse the New
York and New Orleans Geological and Eques-
TRAN Exposition enth usiasticly and emphatic
IT. The procession through the streets was
the finest ever seen. The animals and horses
we're all in splendid condition, and the display
was grand. The menagerie was complete,snd
embraced a wonderful collection of animals,
serpents, sc. The open den Of lions and their
tanner was alone worth the price of admission.
The ring Performance has never been equaled
bv snv circus in this city. The riders, leap
ems, &C., were wonderful in their many teats
and the lady equestrienne with her trained
horse presented one Of the most magnificent
sights ever witnessed. She seemed indeed to
be part and parcel Of her steed, and her grace
ful and splendid bearing excelled anything Il
the equestrian line ever attempted
The four performances given in this eitl
were all crowded by immense jams, but q
a. aaH A1.nN sNnh hrra
order was preserved, and the performances
were the most respectable and agreeable @
any cirens that has ever exhibited here. As
manager, tIr. Cole is a success, and his splen
/ did Exposition deserves the success it Is ever,
where meeting Nith.-c -c'neiRgaf Inquirer,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
AM ORDINANCE

To provide for the construction of a Seacer
from the track Of the Lake Shore aud Mich
igGn Southern Railroad to the SanduSky
River.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the City
Council of the City of Fremont, (two-thirds
of all the members concurring,) That Sewer
with the necessary appurtensnees shall be con-
structed along the center line Of Croghsn
street, from the track of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad to the Sandusky
River, in accordance with the resolution of
the Council, adopted May Is, 1874, ana n con
formity to the plans, profles specifications
on file in the Office of the City Civil Engineer.
SEC. 2. That the cost and expense Of said
sewer shall be levied and assessed upon the
lots and lands in the Crogban Street Sewer
District b eneftted thereby, in proportion TO
the bene fits, and collected in such manner as
the Council may hereafter determine.
SEC. 8. That the City Civil Engineer be and
he is hereby requested to make an estimate Of
the cost and expense of constructing said
Sewer according to the said plans and specif-
cations; and that John n. Smith, ]. G. John
son and William W. Stine, three iudicious and
disintereste freeholders Of said city, be and
are hereby appointed assessors to assess such
estimated cost and expenses upon the lots and
lands .nssaid Sewer District in proportion to
benefits.
Passed June %. 1874.
GEO. W. GURST, Pres't of Council.
Attest +. J. GIEHEIs Jr., City Clerk.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
AN ORDINANCE

To establish 'le grade of Croghan street
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the City
Council of the City Of Fremont, That the
grade of the center line of Croghan street be
established at the following elevations above
the city base of levels: At the west line Of
Front street, sixteen 16) feet, at point one
hundred Q00) feet west of the west line of
Front street, sixteen Q6) feet; az the east
line of Main street, ffty-six and tWenty-three
hundredths (56.23) feet; at the east line of
the Michigan Southern Railroad track sixty
two (62) feet; and that the grade line between
the aforementioned points of elevation be uni
form and all in accordance with the profile Of
said street, as recorded in the Office of the
City Civil Engineer.
Passed June 25, 1874.
GEO. W. GURST, Pres't. of Council.
Attest, F. J. GIEBEL, Jr, City Clerk.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

Runaway.-onM Monday last, Mr.. Andrew
Koch, farmer, of Riley Center, was engaged
with his wagon and team on the road when
the horses took fright-ran away-and
dragged him with them for some forty rods
His injuries were of quite a serious character,
but we understand that up to Tuesday eve
ming he was fayorably recovering under the
skiIlfuI treatment of Drs. J. B. Rice and L. S.
Gessner.
LATER-We are sorry to learn that gan
creme set in on Wednesday and he died the
same evening. He was aged fifty years, and
leaves a wife and five or six children.