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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

EFFcRTs TO RECOVER The LOST CABLE
The steamer EaTadsy will Put TO sea soon, a.
she has taken in provisions and coal, and resume
the attempt 10 recover the direct cable, Of which
she had laid SIX hundred knots Whsu &c was lost.
Should her efforts be successful she will pro
ceed 10 lay the remainder OF the cable to the
American coast,
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4 1'ONitaVE-sUNN.Is EHEhTEB.

-EPTE 8EE ->Tr, EVGEE EIGHT AND >
NhEtlEEs. Easas.r1sDy irE gue 3 d CAY q
she 20 a-.H rtf-sf. .d- Na~~s men
Ei-.r T. 'ft- -. WAYNE and LOVELY Last six
20 .- Er-sr GJrIsrlS-, Fir. " Nj r. a. A
n s6f1 vrH VIi5 appear "a the -ru-aitOvai dams
vrIltau vv-rz=iV f.r him b. = r. Poole, auti'led
EEr tsiSH EAPPABEG, r, rt-e RCtuTLC Cd Csayl-I. q.
Eris-.- t'- .ar 2 r.'.rarfsrF h.U-ft q ~ llH
y JSER Nfr.lay, , o.. H-I =. fao rtt Wash lnEfC1
~f ls-s ard SIS. s7p29i,T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

y SUSPICIOUS STEAMER DETAINED IN TEz-
LAND-fhe Spanish steamer Juan, now in tn.
LdrtCT OF Sligo, Ireland, has been warned bv
th6 authorities not to ssl, and orders have been
issued 10 prevent her departure. She has th.r-
'een Armstrong guns ON bOard, which are sup
posed TO be tOr the CarlIsts. The captIin Ca-
claTes the guns are The property of the Span n
government, and he Il taking them to England
Tor IepalIs. An IN vesti gation is IN progre.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

SA Burlington man bsing convicted of
eioping with a girl of Is went into conyulsious
~lt is against rural etiquette to have a
lamp In the pa1ior on beau nights.
@"Aln ost too tired to climb a tree- Is a
quaint Iowa phrase.
- Prohibltory hens don't lay In proportion
10 their caekIiDg.-BoStOH Post.
SThe Emperor Francis Joseph has deco
ratt the members OF the Arctic exploring ex-
petition, including the sailors.
@Emperor William has ordered in Z nplsnd
mean? ~ -
80 Melrose (Ill.) man has swapped his wife
and five children for the hired girl and gone to
Minnesota for change Of sir and scenery.
~ The Messrs. Henry Clews K Co., of Nav
York, failed 10 make good their engagements
yesterday, but succeeded in obtaining an extsn-
sion OF time.
~The failure of the firm of S. Kaufman a.
Co, dealers and exporters OF cotton grain. ana
petroleum, was announced late Yesterday after
noon in New York. Liabilities not ascersained,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

TIE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE-Ihe formal
opening of the Evangelical alliance tlOk p.acs
IL tie American PTeSby teTian church, Mon-
delivered by DR.. Jenkins, and replies male bv
Rev. Donald Frazer, Major General BuvTaWs
Read, DR.. pObie, of Ottawa, and Others. Ek-
GcveTlor WNmot, of New Brunswick, was
elected president, and DR.. Taylor, 0f Montreal.
vice PRESIDENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

SUDDEN DEATH OF You've GIRL-EIIen
Splitter, aged sixteen, daughter of Joseph Spit
Ter, living about two miles northeast from Dod-
sen, Ohio, was found lying dead on the floor De-
side ber bed Thursday morning. She was in
excellent health the previous ight. No cause
ss yet assigned for her sudden death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

Fatal AFFRATs-J John Scadtt.r was shot
Dangerously at Bay Bridge, \. Y, yesterda.
moTnjuE, III an alteration over driir wood by
SIMON Al2CloD. SCJsGcT struck 1T Madisgu'S
fU-iH-lsw with AT aE, and kti-1p shot h1,l
Michael GtlhcCEly aut Johu EugIn. butchers
IL JeT ey Cltg. had qnafT,i ye~LsrdLy m1.u-
ing. Ire former stabbed Du2An in th5 side and
arm with a butchers Enifa. causing f.ts1
wOu: ds. GifGOCuIy yEsz a5fes-e1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

NAVAL ORpEEs.-DIter-i-G Captain 4. W.
JohrsyD as member Of examining board Al An
IST0.s: Commander Richard l.. Law 70 com
WaEd &c Giving ship Ohio, Bottom, or rle 3Isr
4. s'art; Pa Sed As iStart Engineer H. l.. Cline
20 fte Hartford, ASIatlC - ItiOn. Der steamer
l1tt inst. Detached-C5Pt4in j. Il. Crej IutIu
from duty a member OF examining AMI ret ~in ,
board, v sshiu II, snt placed on w&;Iug
Ordrr>; Lieutenant Commander i. K. Bartlett
g. or CrdHaF ee Cuty ~ navy yard, Boston, aud
granted three mon b. leaTc; LASER !. p. J
AUEur from the PO6Eatan and placed on wait
lng orders; Passed assistant Euglnser j. n
Harmony from navy yard, Mare Island. aut
ordered 20 the Pensacola; Passed \ ssisUaur En-
s;nCeT Z. =. MaCCOnOel from ths PeusarJla =
ara ordered 70 navy yard. Mare Island, PAS d
ASSISTANT EEgine eT George 81 Green from spe-
cis' duty al PittSbUrg and ordered 10 the Get
tsshurE 9Th instant; Assistant Engineer VIM
Rev bothau from the Hartford and ordered -
return home and report arriyal; Assistant En.i-
rCeF Richard JEch from the Gettysburg and
paced on altUE orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

HIn the game OF baseball yesterday in New
York between the Mutusls sof that cityl and
Baltimore the score stood: Mutual, 4, Balti-
~ -Four OF the masked burglars who robbed
IN the vicinity Of New York, have been SEN
tenced TO twenty wears iTsurIsonmenf esch.
Ihe last one OF the gang was sent 70 prison on
Thursday. The detectives deserve great credit
Tor the capture Of these men aud the breaking
up or the den where they met.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

IEsTECCTICCs To L. ). NsrsHALs II The
SoUTB.-AtiOruey General williams yesterday
sent the following circular TO United States
UaTshals at points in the south where recent
cu,ragts have occurred. Il would suggest thai
az T. Ose points where United States troops are
or lag be stationed in your district some pru-
dent ana fearless person il whose Judgment
You have confidence, and whom the people re-
sPect, may be appointed as deputy marshal, TO
act at once III the arrest OF parties commit tin
eutTages IN the vicinity. 50 that IL NAV not be
necessary IN such cases 20 send to you before
The troops can he used ter the p1rpOse of ar
resting these who sre guilty Of violating ths
iaws OF The United States. This, or course will
not he recS Ssary where YOU are easily aecessi-
ble' bCt where the troops are placed at remote
points, before the necessary Communication & :
70 The crimes committed can be made, the Of
teLfers, rs general rule, have tins 10 escape
lCI Will give the deputies the necessl lrv in
ssrnctions a. TO procuring warrants and ueeI
roy repeat that II Is important that Won should
delegate the power 70 none but careful aud re-
sFODsible persons"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

The CONVENTION signed 10y the delegates OF
al matters, except France, at the BeTae inter
national postal Congress fixes uniform cent
rate OF postage per half ounce for letters, pre-
paymen cOmpul- Dry, and each nation 10 COL
lect aud keep the postage on tue letters il
sends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

TEE COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW of Connect
crt /. said TO have had the effect OF dimnisui1y
juvenile truancy in very marked dtgree, a =
cOrdlrg u the statistics OF attendance, As COM
pal With previous years, 100 children have
l. en compelled - attend school, who would
ottetwle, in all probability, have grown uD IN
igIoIauce. only 1920 ChIlIreu IN the whole
con IL OnS ealth, il IS aid, are now upaccOun.si
for, eitL9r ~ TIE .eloc.s or FnrEshnIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

TIE STINPED E.TRLoPG AND NEWSPAPER
WRAFPER CONTRACT.-The contract OF the
Post cfice Department with the Piympton
Manufacturing Company to furnish stamped
CIYcloIeS ana newspaper wrappers was re-
turned to-day daily executed. Mr. Gorge II.
RsSy. OF New York, tie next lowest bidder. ha-
entered formal protest against the contract,
On the ground hat tn work Is really being
cone by the Morgan Envelope Company OF
Springfield. Mas, ia Violation Of the teTIas u.
TIE contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

DEATH CF a NAVAL PAYMAsTEE The Navy
department has received a dispatch aupouRc-
ing the death OF PaymGster VIM. T. A. TOrbuzt
in Philately hia yesterday. Payne ster TOrburt
vas attached to the receiving ship POtJmaG.
and had been in the naval serVics since May,
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

TTJ I EXCURSION TO TBE GREAT FAILS
90 +hr seth, tv The Ladil Cf the
H.rs SlCIs-y e WeEiry Chapel, will ? e4.sz=ss
te -fftIs 4, in Consequence q cA1c=AEs-z
WttfItT. sep-J
UIGJLAR LESE TO MOUNT VERNON
30 AMBULANCE Riding BIZ THIS LINE.
Cstt Frank HClIggsbesG, Of the steamer a &
Row Bavl1 2 entered fBts = ccutr2cT IT,
vito tLe BAUlES MOUNT NEE- SrzS3e,-=N =
Oh AsSOJIATI0f 10 run 8 stesIlfI feS-r'7-r-
daily sunday eyceEtedl % Mount Yera7u, l. The
UJlF person SLOWED TO LAID Passengers by steam
bat AZ Mount Vernon v WEeTf.
Pe-zer gers VIII ANGIB the trouble and voNatI-l
Of KIBING 3 MILES IL ANBULAECEs a. FT
ether lines 6y taking the regular steamer, A-rC
T. -rs a.r leaves ia street Wha-f daily SC1 .Gy
exc Eff' a. u C'ClCCS returning sb sUf p
I1,Lc TriP Tickets, 81; tarladtHs sdnissioH 70
Ma zion All Grounds
] Mob HOLLIN3sVO 8TH,
Errr Iault Vernon Association,
FbANE tILLSCSH EED,
taStzIE steamer A.-JZ. sap2-2U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

PRoCERDINGs TO RECOVER NEARLY $4,000
FRgs IN A BRITIsH COTToN CLAIMS CASE
Yestsr day, Nr. j. ID. Mcpherson, for Charles
l.. HCysy Vm p ID lie, filed in the Equity
Court, bin tOr an INDUCTION, and u declare
claim lien against ACCGstIr X. Mcdonald
and Wm. White. The bill charges that NcDOn-
al haU a Claim against the UHitei Stat fO-
cotton amounting 70 5000. 900, aud comp Iiu-
ants contracted 10 prosecute said claim before
the OmmlsslOn under the treaty with Gre &
Britain OF May sth, lsIl, and under the agree
mrLt they become entitled 10 > per cent. OF the
amount rGcGySred. They aver that on the 25-C
OF S'ptemher, 1873. an award OF SlgI ,191 in gold
Was made, and tie amount l. payable ai1aT the
-Hja az September aud that the defeni4 AM,
Mcdonald, has refused 10 paw them or secure
their pas ment, and that he, on fbs 18th of An
gust, ass' gned the award 20 Mr.. White, OF . Iib.
and that he had due notice OF the claim of
= sEaHs or Should naTe hc+, IS iC was tiied
" ia the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

REUFENIyG OF TIE SEASON ISTi75
POSlItyELY sIN NI9HTs ONLY
C-rrlarc1s5 NntNnsy, oSt6h.r e Is7t Fare
~ o. gsri III 0r fhs uudisPufed snt regal queen
Il ELsli-h Trsg' dy'tae Torit-reu0wnpd
JANAUsCHER.
Supported . he rev az, El1si brilliant HeH Yors
MONDAY, Oct s Is7i. scbillsIs grand historical
MARY STUAET.
IA6AGsCHEk 9 e n gsr ~ a. -, st celebrated Character
tt EsDAY ani WErEEspAY, Oct 6.h and IN,
DIsua Cf TsNPTATIOE, trab-Isisd trom She
FTe- ch ct Octave r uiilet, by TUos NElhn. Jsl
CouLtess &c Nardss.
JErsrscEs : vii Le ~ fol,CEs:
GercTsi iOr-...-.-.-.-7s, 20 and 3 cents
GTches1rs Circle. Ireserved) ).......-..,..-. 70
Dress CIRCLE reese ~ Cd l---...-.-.-- c.Gts
Day sTTt,n Ter -, ana b. M A. N IattI 10 p n
WEtrs stais may siva5s ts secured SIX lays 10 Al
vance. T. Hstas @ at large Class II tu=
gstUeus a 'hs- hCUs-, and tjo eCblic generally,
Brsrcl tf-c D. ss be IN t-tsbI -hsd At Brad Adams
GorI-r Il 9 ard II e-ts. ct 90 h~troP 5litsu
aIoac, 81 where r, as raT te lad same a. a. E1N
CNCe. seP2s-ti
oLpEo. Jna ExLIb.sisR a=d zaIs INV 90
Ira 'f'l HARkst1Eay, f7rH 81
10. Ez9 1- rtrest- tsfw-a ID md streets, sizfi
d-ers ssuvs Cfd E.lioFs' Il su,
Choice Cii P5.atiucs, Eusrsy ings, ChT0mos, Sc
stse5s Pieta-ss, Frazags' PiotSrs C5Tss az Tss
rtlEr EinSs- Nalls, Sc iE TIE bs-rtct.
Ey-F,sss5 Ts5eTisyr Name aud Eu-obsr. i.I-ly-
AL EIsUs OF GENTLEMEN's CAST-OFF
u " EAls = y AP2AFElt can b sold tc tTs vPvV
best sltase ay ai5res or sailing "a JUsrH,
wet. a. .-Sytas bJ Tnan promptly attended to-.
- - - : :
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REV. DIR. TlPFANY, of this city, lectured at
at Sfeinway Hall, New YORK, LIST night in tae
lntere-t CT the washing IN national monument
10 large audience. a dispatch VIZ received
from PRESIDENT Grant expressing deep interest
In TIE efoTt TO complete the Washington mon
at the lecture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

The PRHsIDENT and Mr.. Grant, accompq-
MED by eG- Secretary BoIie aud Mr.. BOIis, AMI
General B4bcock lea. Tor St. LoE.s at Ills .. H.
tl-duy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

ARMY ORDERs.-As.istant Surgeon David l..
Huntington has been ordered to proceed to
Hartford to give his testimony in the trial OF
VIM. MadIgan, late sergeant jth artillery. The
resiPDaJt Ton Cf Second LisutenanT Il IsseIl Thay-
er. llth infantry, has been accepted bv the
President, TO take effect September 80. 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

AN EFFORT TO CONDUCT THE REV. Me-
H.ESI EShihSs tRiALiN SRCRBT.-An effort
i TO be m ide rext week 10 have the sessions 80
ne PIesbyteTy which is TO try the Rev John =
Glencenning OF the Prospect avenue presbyte-
nan enuIchs Jersey City, conducted in secret
SCme of the less jealous of Mr.. GIendennincSs
lnencs, however, oppose the adoption of the
Slf seston already, believing that the proceed
mas TO be satisfactory should be open. The
sttngth OF public opinion now is strongly in
favor OF public investigation GlendsRninp
was al PRAYER meeting OF the members OF The
church on Wednesday night, aud listened atten-
TIE sneaker referred TO the scandal connCcted
viii ie church, and denounced the conduct of
the press in giying 1t such publiciCY. he ex-
lItIsed lis nrm faith in the pastor. Elder Howell
II clCsIhs con9ratulatory speech, urged the
EeceIstN OF earnt 81 prayer by the congregation
fCr u cir pastor. The Presbytery is to N set on
us5 day or ing in the Third street presbyts-
Ilsn chuI ch, Jersey City. y. Sun, 2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

A BOAT DRAWN BY A KITE.-Messrs, Tracy
ana ferguson, or Bridgeport, Conn, went from
that port ID New Haven In a small boat drawn
by Kite II feet by feet, with tail l30 feet in
l-I 9Th, making the distance in three hours
The passage was rough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

THB ASSASSIN of the acting German consul
at Hakodadi, Japan, has been sentenced to
death, and the German government, although
not claiming any money compensation for the
injury de mands that the wearing of swords shall
DC lprohibited within a certain distance of
foreign settlements,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

ALLEGED MURDRRRRs ARREsTED.-A dis
patch was received in this city to-day an
n5uDciDg the arrest by nited States Off GERS Of
three o. the alleged murderers of Capt. w. Z.
Bi liDes, OF Sumter county. Alabama. The
namss OF Il e parties arrested are s. s. Reufroe
C-sc'es Bullock and Frederick Childs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

sSTbe American assoctatlou Cor tha aura cg
'netriates reaisfmed tlfe disease theory Of in
tbriety. -
@The Z ttsburg couaciis have passed an
" -.ti, irus.s, Ur anything e!se on the Sidewalks
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

EOTICE-P Purchasers Of Tug STAR are re-
minded that there is no increase Of price on
a cO1ntoE its donb.c sheet issues, The price
charged for it TO dealers and uews1oys IS the
same as fer a single sheet, and the public should
gay only the regular pfice. The increased
quantity Cf reading matter IL given sJlely TT
the benefit Of readers and adyerti- rs, without
extra charge in any case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

LADIES' MATIY az SATURDAY.

LADIES' MATISEE SATURDAY.
MONDAY TverirE Octocer 5'h,
OWE NITTINS-SDLGN SHlNGLF
ESS-N ICTINS-etLON SEIN1LH.
OWEE~NI TIMS-SOLUS SHIkGLE
ON Ek CEIMS-SOLON kuIhGLE,
seTGS-tr
NATIONAL TbEATER. Begins al s.
Mr. G. sAvILLE ....... ..-....L Lesse and Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

THE EIGET REV. ARCHIBALD PURCELL, of
Cincinnati, who performed the marriage cere-
+ Cay at the Sherman Fitch wedding on Thu 8
DAY last arrived In the city yesterday afternoon
nom Washington and stopped at Barnum's
iotel; accompanied by A. W. Quatman and the
Err y Dutton, of CinciDnatI. Last even
'ng the Bishep complained of bpiap unWeI1 and
cured early. He Will probably remain in the
cisy lew DAYS BalfiaOrs AEasyiar1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

~ Canning fruit is called ''put up jobn by
the Pittsburg Leader. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

TIE AMOUNT IF n-t;onal bank currency re-
c5iyed fOT REDEEM ptICB At '4G REDEEM e tiOn b0TesU
Of the treasury ts-dsv wrs @S},9 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

OwlNG TO the infectious nature o. the disease
of which Commodore Woolsey diet, his remains
VIII not be brought north, but Will be inferred
al Pensacola.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

IOJl FsESsILyAHIA AyESUx I0II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

PERsoSAL.-G General Leggett, Comm
5ioTe- c. Patents, has gone 70 New York bat
w.ll return on Monday. .'.-Mrs. :, W. Brad
ford. the widow of the postal clerk recently
hrrnsd 10 death on the cars, near Grat)n. West
Nir5iris, hss sued the Baltimore and Ohio Ral'-
road cOmpanv. laying her DAMAGE at SiOI. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

REMOVAL OF 4 ARNY HEADQUARTrRs.-WO
men we're boxing up the furuirJre Of the head
quarters Of the General OF the Army to day,
thus Scu-Cing the note of preparation for the
del arturo Of General Sherman and sta fl for St.
Louis. The furniture VIII all be packed and
shipped early next week, and the General and
-ts0 VII Immediately follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

REUFENIyg Of THE SEASON IST4-75
POSITIVELY SIN NIGHTS ONLY
AND SATTE ~ AN MATINEE.
It-r--r---r LIZ MEN % Y OrtlI-r Z. 19-s Ea-a
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-12

heavy thunder lending additional terror to
the intensity of the storm. Indeed, it be
came suggestive at once that theelements had
verify conspired in a wild competition to de-
yastate on every hand. We witnessed several
hail stones Of the size Of hens eggs, but 1t
was reported that number had been picked
up and weighed pound each, and tins latter
opinion has been somewhat borne out by Mr..
Daniel Thurm and others residing near the
Poor House, who say they witnessed hail
stones fall, here and there, some 10 or Is rods
apart, weighing over pound, the limbs Of
apple and other trees being literally cut of
nv them. Several trees around the city were
injured. signs were blown down, and our
streets presented the widest and most desc
late anpearauce. Crops in the easternly parts
of this county, and in eastern counties, were
badly beaten down-particularly early corn,
though we heard of no loss of life to man or
rnimal. But our neighbors at Clyde did not
escape SO well. There was fearful hail storm
there and in the country Immediately adJoln-
inc Mucb damage was done to the fruit crop
and il is estimated at least $4,000 worth of
fruit, mainly peaches, was destroyed. Win
dows were broken, and things movable were
hurled about promiscuously. In Clyde much
damage was done to windows, and the Mich
OILS House suffered severely in this respect.
Hail stones the sizs of eggs were common,
and one was picked up which measured ten
and half inches and weighed seven ounces.
We did not learn of any serious injury to in
dividuals, although number were bruised
slightly A new brick house which was near
" ready for the roof. had the second story
blown off. In Bellevue the storm was
heavy and long continued, but we did not
learn that there was so much hail. The spire
of the Methodist church was struck by light
ming and badly damaged. It also took fire,
but prompt action suppressed the flames be-
fore they had time to spread:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-12
MRS. BARNARD'S
NEW MILLINERY STORE

We recently lad occasion to refer in the
columns of the JOURNAL to the excellent bus
mess establishment of Mrs. Barnard, then To-
Gated in the Ball House Block. Having Jared
sumptuousIy of patronage at the hands
the elite Of the city and its environs, the facil
tiles for tn convenient and successful conduct
of her increasing business has long actuated
her in keepinga look out for more eligible
premises, and in Difference to the wishes of
many customers, also a more central position.
An opportunity at length presented Itself, and
no time has been lost in getting the store and
premises thoroughly renovated, carpeted and
placed in the neatest order. It will be OBJ
served by advertisement in another column,
that the business will in future be conducted
a few doors from Mr.. McCulloch's drug store,
opposite the Post Ofice,on Front street, where
Mrs. B. is resolved not to spare either pains or
expense in providing every convenience for the
accommodation Of visitors and the conduct of
her growing business. The display of season
goods will be found, in a word, perfection, for
a city the size of Fremont. In addition to
her large and beautiful stock displayed at her
old stand, new samples have arrived, and no
matter whether in millinery or straw goods,
ribbons, flowers, ornaments, &c, everything
chaste, neat, and becoming the prevailing
fashion of the present day, will be found on
her shelves or counters,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-12

in the State. The room is well stocked with
material and some Of the finest samples, as
also others in hand, which we witnessed, were
truly magnificent in appearance and gave
every apparent proof of being made with the
utmost regard to standing wear and tear.
TIE FIRM
do not undertake heavy work, such as lumber
wagons, but confne their business strictly to
carriages and spring wagons, in the manufac-
ture of which they greatly excel and merit the
utmost confidence and support. They execute
all kinds Of repairs promptly, and for the con-
yenience of farmers from the district they have
shown commendable spirit OF accommoda-
ton by enclosing fine yard where they may
stand their wagons and horses, when in the
city, free of charge. Mr.. J. r. Pease, who
conducts the Office and finance department of
the business, also acts in the capacity of sales
MANS business man, aud will constantly
be found at his post. Indeed the boys are
each remarkable for their attention to bust
ness, integrity and genial society. They merit
all the patronage they may receive, and we
trust they may find business increase to that
extent as shall demand increased facilities at
no distant day.