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columns i,a t,lllows:
Total ~ mills

iotHi ~ mus ~ Mills
From this |. vii &c sen tint itere
isa reduction 1T t4lle mill Oh tin dollar
h pay III. hsndrii indebtedness II tie
county. II viii ALA, III na,I,fstoatl
that tbs reduction arises Ii p the .ust
that tile .as auinoliHtgP liz bptrl.ug NJ
tho debt. alha required il sufficient lrsr,
annually, {, meet llalt rtiunatp
amount II tie htild.. ND tn annual
interest o'f tie aggregate lea,l,l ii.
dsbtrd,cts llen. tits reduction i
the Legitimate consequence II reius.
ton In the b,ald.,l indebtedness. II thu
county, provided far y, tie laa
and accepted ly tie hnati that
took the needed netian 10 provide ir
the rapid c.liorpi.Ilincnt u a county
debt, that tho war haa. rendered inen,u.
bent.
That we may the better Judge NJ
what tho county Ivy u .ix nils u IA
meana 1T u lpak ii the aggregate ,Dl.
uation u property il. ihecpnid, subject
10 taxation after deduetiny sue, ~ lrnm
any cause II exempt, which IN ~ FL.
lows:
Nenl estate Sl-gl 81
Personally 25o saa
----
Total s.ol6 ~
To determine Ito amount pftaa thu,
will be rni,ed FIR any fund firm III.
Ievy multiply the aggregate ,asnll.
property y thc county ~ tie rer rcnt
cf levy mud the product -igoilic. tho
sum u such tax. From Iii. il viii h.
sscn that Tux x six mills On the i. lla,
producer the sum IL twelve thousand
two hundred aud ru,cuiy.two d.l,.r.
ana twelve cents fot ordinary count,
revenue. Il Il just ground II a,,l,..
hsns'on and alarm when n reform nj.
m'"'st'stion IN tho county shall propose
% Increase tho county expenditures
from loss than -, 900 IL eI..1. md
levy 10 tax accordingly.
We hAvs shown low thcao Increase.
expenditures have originated Ii ,l,e onc
iesu d PAy " tho supervisors while
nearly nsarl, all otber items a,s cginlue,.
a.
With equal disregard ~ law. amounting
Githsr y conspira', " criminal neeIi.
gsncc. Tho supervisors have pril
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leuirll ilsi Tits waa lait Construct IN
III I'll iAN lW ne newspaper limited
the hiii, nisl en-, Mersi tbo ,allis tliat
va sat 4 amounted -, Tie ~
lNattt iis ks anything thai lntks
lie aeeNlisn. aud fr til anil esu.c
nther rtaana eenslui,i IL lea5y alr
Polnnl II horne.
Elsahcrn W. publish t'tr lin
knavia. as W. IL ,lat II MI have thc
same it'lucnec ou honest uen here as In
Vermont Witt those VII iiaht Lnascs
lin, + leeausp they IRE II tile Nrgu
party. w statement af facts. will make
any difference,
ss@ss8sssas ~s~y@~~~~
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sorE The 'narn lst,i b. LII
nrc lott blank bIta,.as III that time tile
retnrila u Bri,isl, wheat 1,ld were epl-
lentrl iron, 2DD markets. instead If
l1o as ~ present. ia tho above table
tho British wheat spld linz i.c.n reduced
from quarters a. pounds by multiplying
hy 10, md the imports from cwls H.
pounds IS maltipl, ing ~ liz Fur
rwts. Il flour hnse been fcehoned M
nve ewts, Il wheat
TsnLE " --tlnamilieF Il Nhea, mi
Wheat Flour imported into the
United Kingdom from ( I)thc | Tilted
s'a'as AMI tanall fl ltuaia, (3)
Germany nuI (h E,.nsn
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The illIl.L .lAhI Iantia, Nil.
hut by n " hili.I ri ~ Net.rtgsr
= il.r Sill tll4l h#s rtst.f been hns, In
separating Grain Agency IL ,l.tep. II
JOHN f. lti.fk 4 ttpsA
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Til Institution .,t,iatrl III til ,Hasi IL.
lirltfai lufaiinn In l'railir III ehicn II
naf'er 'he ,liruat ion u tbs school sisters nf
Metre lame.
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Ta4psl Fasl Witt. fAfE5 N.Nt.
= -, 'pf go II 5.setis ~. -
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rot Clerk &c thu teuits.
CALVIN q. WEBSTER
fpf lltsuf,pF.
wv. H. PATTERSON.
For Mrmi~r l'nifi' ~ ~,tpar,isura
JAMES OAkLEl,
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m ~
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81 80 tssil ~ laa tN AnW4At
tet'attt 'ha' 'tfea ilshsia. llv.t
sistn ~ fWAeF lla.sa. sai,i t4ik
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tase ttls Il ehpat l444st t6aa H.
eataf aHl With IT. t&stt a Fl
t,frat iltlAin ail rs alt4et
hase elsni ip tsNt Ne las, ilsp
opinion i VIZ. II 4iaslaalsa ihai
i,sai tn iisN ~ III ss,at all wipA
faHt niil ~ ~ rNtieHr rittualc -
the quantity required tsnm f,fciga
roaa'itrs 81 ,,ftat britain ,iiaing ths
neal twelve man'lts AhI nls, ihsi
sll,'.nnn .nau II lair cslimaia ief
thu price ~ he lsii r., 1t. thelu,lina
ire' III al shipper If,At Nf.
iae'stn's estimate If tie ui'itisl aver.
age frice Il IttIish wheat i ,ts n
laaticr. Ii Nhieit III rNlpets i T. fai
within tva mouths Placing reliance
un the great authority II Nj. Jn,hten
40 select isam ,lr snhjoinr.l tables ihr
years lS''l antl is,e ~ ,l,e tyi.c ofthv
eAls,ts,fits NJ. whi.li the raduees
II Tits country NV ha,e H. encounter
ii ;lc l'rigi.h ntatlet. ahiei IT,, lr,e.
unr aone nntkrt
Ia Interpreting ll,c 'alle- list render
MI lear ii mint
|. Tat i ,ery fail y 7 # !'tiias',
w'teat sa.pies aeas.s tae.l.itl, u Dc
Whole Quantity Consumed vs. Great
l.g.'ain
: Tint the controlling eiWat.-
stance mldel, d.teimir.s ,I,c inslo,ts
AMI rtie.f i III auaaii's IA u tic
British uatlrt tpsns = hose grown
wheat, which viii he i,aia,i II, the -.
r9nd r9lupla nf 'inllc l. - lie
rsfreni harvest ,ear tint 1na,t'ty
vamat he eApprif. u tall ielsw L.
loo. 600. iiuu lbs III, table c3i3,atns
four yeals ahn,u mi ~ hrlne Ills
asnre ~ tll9pn above, tho nnl var
Ia Which Ito salne u tlr ualnt, ~.
l.ael / III .,'nu. 1nu IL LII. nna iii.
YEAR, i vii II aeon Is reference IL
Table II lore we've ne ins;a,,s tram
frhn'e showing tin fpr,ftl tIatt H.
rs henn III ne, With ihls ,ear
/ - ite ene,
!. III luiiea s.fatas ii ls5...
la, MI lest, setf /, Gfrat i;fit.
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aanr eaea year, IL III, tliai Ill elu.
teit harvest scar ~ init ur.s, i
ilr ireHRu, Germans. i'llseiltnt. Ia.
Tur.s-, Int i 80 Ah,e' il hei,l fass.
mud tie French, t,eraaht A., ~ II.
H,sed g lak.t lss,esiA, " tie british
n1,leis, W. lAs. Ntit eatia;t nofo 'hal
9.H'li4, ., rNta. vi. Isl 5aii a,str
- VII 50 enormous stosl. = dgHr-s
.riees heAt your.
lAfih L,-l u Showing The Ateniier
n | aslatl Iun n VI british II Irar
II ! Il matl.t tashS CO. iir
number 81 thousand pounds III,
go, y Asai and !'leuf iHp It, it,
Grat B.iiaiii; ID )te aiHieie pset
Agf lflrs r.r ,4'miier = ltasi,
Wheat nd I'll tle value u lA,.=
ini'aits IT iiilrat aai Wheat II ur
49, mliA,i t.afs aHt hi q ~ -
,.fa FHa. itslaitti Il a.Aa aists
- -. t.t .tt,t.', fiafi 't' II II
J8f.ss3 a8s448afIa84l - III 81 z9aas#4s.#
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Congressional Nominations.

hH. IT.! stiteaa isi II ,tts ~ n
s,Hit. feafr.
ia, q. W. Mc,'rary, |. e. Palmer,
and. J z Tnf,. j. u shcan.
3rd. q. 7. Granger, l. l.. Aiasvorth.
4th, II u. Pratt ! bowman,
9TH, jas Wilson, j. Wilkinson
9th, u \ Salpls'm l. n. Gates.
9TH, j. \, kss. ~, i y. Whitman
Sth. u. ". MelDill, \. Rpnl
9th, a. Oliver, Z y. whiting.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25
TERMS |.

iiparl. liaIeliR. Wishing MI Tuition ii
English, lfrhsi aH t.r,nnn Veal Mnsis
flah and Ornamental N.esllcnnrk lnsa-
hle l,ali.srnrl, ~ nisanee. Z th0.t0
! sset ss'H u.s. ., II sltuiaest T. tahl.ilt,, 4at.s,
Harp. .n 90
tssi'nf. ~ 80
l'rit - Lessons Il, Vocal Mnsic y, M
Tiersslst l,nts. - no
laHMins. l.. III
Painting hi Nairr tnla,s, .u.tu
Instructions IL ,l,linnr, Department .p,nu
Tie f,ni.s NJ E,tglith Iusirne iii epta.
lfiss photography. Healing. i..teetttu,,
l'ghiunhslir. ,,ralnluar i.'eeric. Gnn,n,,s.
lion, Inue. Mental Philosophy Mental aud
Practical Arithmetic, Algebra. Hook keep.
IL. itnmoiis AAfIrn'. M,sisrH md li,,s.
ifl tienartlly s'aerei IT'D ffnfane
i,iss'fs Mythology, Astronomy, Natural
rhIla-oph, Natural ilistory, botany, them.
is'fy AMI Physiology
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eG.....
ilarl .Gl S.li ,,s,s. .,1 py
Jaas II, fEs'k i CO
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- #&8t& At&a
lily Ielara 6ta
Brs, ~ttni te84et A3f#8 Ias
w. saiss lei , sr..., y
~ iscfi l'iino Instructor
f.trf~ Eelregir .ta,r#, Il ..
III Hes, l.nal sng i lnstlnss
hiHs,is NV NlafhNi i,ieu se
~ Hest nA rlptuf ipF tic sultr.
tni IN rchnol fer The Voice Price . 10
he lies, Uuitnr Instructor
WoFrnil~ am,tnr. Price l 10
fhs H.et Collection fur Male Nuier.
sahsrfisrt Price 10
The nest c"lleeiion fur Mixed Nuirss
No Plus Ultra Glec iiaok Price 1 10
The lirst collection fpr Church aud llome
The t'ln.tes.s rrie. / 30
The Hest inssrncut fr Accordion
StiSates Ell lf'e Method friec 10
The NHs' tnairtleta., hil Guaceriinn
S.deNirk 5els tt't Methal Price 1 10
Published ai mailel, postpaid. hy
J. Il. PETERS,
'''' 100 Broadway y. Y.
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VA h

te3lHHg / "A h#1
ta#s - 80 n
III fff H $3.50
sa#tAsH ~ n ~ tt1 sf4
~ tsratsf4 iss8m iianf
a. Nlfa' II i IT, 80 i 49,
8 a ~ fN
The nhest ,saiay ssisa i Feesi
tfllHasis N8ii af tsmbfts ttas
fltsa 49, 81 pnf4
lv'i#tiet fF = ,ssi. mi
tisieilf aaf ias ii ~ sare ,Ia'e
r. II. IS, ~ ~ Ill Nki
ial TOP $500 tsst4. " w, Hlt.taiA
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Dr. ]. WMlkcr'a Cnlif0,min Vim.

DR.. ]. Walkers California Vim.
CgAr BittCrH arc a purely Vegetable
preparation, matic chiefly from the ma
two herbs found on tho lower ranges oe
tho Sierra Nevada mountains 81 caitnr-
MIA, tho medicinal properties or which
nrc extracted thrrcilom witlani TIN lisa
0f Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked. "What In the cause VI tho
unparalleled auecass Of VINEGAR Bir.
TEEsf" Our answer In, that ihn. remove
tho cause OF disease, AMI the patient rc-
covers llis health. They are the great
blood purifier and ! lilo.sisine principle.
n perfect kcnosainr ald lntlgara,ar
Of tho system. Never brloro In tho
history III Tie world has medicine hee,i
compounded possessing the leiHaskAble
qualities 81 NlSfsAn larrfns III healing tho
aick 81 every disease HAL il LEX IL, T'.ay
nrc gentle fnfrative as we'll NJ a Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
lilo Liver aad t.-ecial 0ts@ua ia Bilious
Diseases
The properties of nn, WArEGns
ViskGa. IiififAs ~ Apcflei,' liaplntriin,
Gnfmina,is.. Nutritious. Laxative. biaissic.
shaatai,is ,aasieF lgtitant s5lusisia, AllvrA.
iEse .,l5tl t,l,f.islAs.
"a. ~. Neas8sst4st t,sstt
lttals's Hstsl tt#Ns ia 8A3l fAaelss G. i sa,-ae
l.A6I ~, u Washington aA1 tiMflsna Stss s..
Sold ~ all hruggtats 1s.si ~ aies..
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Z 8 VI ".

M,~on f'its NIL l'eti E,ran Lime Lcp.
enl,s'aHi, -, htni and 10 IL. -
LitN l. lIeh -.
.slsSs.7.Es.
l.uih slt-ii. npfs and liliuls, FIR ssr
eleip iprrHsl u
pIis l. iI,is 4 COS
s'i.tl.sA
tn celebrated i.rLi.ll p.sas. adj
rheap on liberal terAs, Ly
.tuliN T., PEN : -.
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Frein lie thltaao i,lEf,..oTEAs.
iHne soth lit.
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Deduct nfnaet swn, - So a.,
~ ! lashrls ~ are as.sis Co.
Population iis,taat.tan vt
busteis l.ef capita. Mi enb.
sulne s,..,..rt,a al pnn tlpn
aaa4@4@@ y@as#a~@
- y - ~
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Detroit and MtlNmmk 60 Tiuse
Table.
ArsTiN ASrassas err,
Going snnth. Going North

isst. s.ss.n sltsr =, i.ese Mas.s sity laa ii !.
Asfa, aae1si, i.'ig isWt Arrive Nassa tify tspm I
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Inr'!er IT ~ Nen -" ref tie ouifai
~ The Tress.


Tie lan IL mbiei eettain Congress.
men elria iltu' they have secured n
strong eath ii thr rtcss II ,lct, al
" about d seli li,trs. ~ tull W.:
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Music Cor Schools.

#ta st6 asSAa o. 6fa
s.Ift M sr
tts 4NE 49, Zts sR ~
sla q sl#.##e tY5 #
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rEsl.s.IaAs
AMERICAN CICLOpEDIA.
Scu Revised Ls.iIinp.

an'irel. rewritten ~ the allrsi atis
- essr, sulstff Printed f.s4a
isif. @tl iausf IT. vel .
i'ats W. Inaatihss ,ttt Il, IL.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
Our New Dress.

1t is with something Of pride we call
attention to our paper this week. The
defects in its appearance last week, part
ly owing to bad rollers and the i'm
mense amount of work necessary to dc
IN order to appear in our new dress, have
been remedied, and we hatter ourselves
that we this week present to our readers
as fine looking paper as is published
in the State, and fully as large as any
weekly published outside the largest
city.
As we intimated In previous issue
this improvement has cost us a large out
lay of money, but We trust the appreci-
alton Of our readers and the extention of
our list of subscribers Will compensate
for the outlay. We trust, also, that
those indebted to US for past years sub
scriptions viii come forward promptly
and pay up. Our expenses now reach
over $1,000 per year, and nearly the
whole of that amount is expended in our
city, so that the JOURNAL may be re-
garded as one of those mstitu tions which
is contributing largely to the business
of the city, as well as aiding in the de-
velopment and, growth Of the country,
and as one justly entitled in its turn to
patronage and support.
Let our friends, aid us and assist in
extending our circulation to what it
should be and we promise still further
improvements in the early future.
In this connection we invite attention
to the excellent offers to subscribers
made In another column.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
Sporting.

Disciples of the field have but little
recreation, at the present time to In
dulge. The deer season this year was
but very scant one, closed at the com
mencement of the present month.
Ducks, 'ike angels visits, " areiust now
very scarce, owing to the marshes being
frozen over-still, on the whole, the
season for them has been good-about
800 barrels having been shipped from
this place. Rabbits are coming but very
slowly and only realize 81 per dozen,
while quails are more popular at 75c.
per dozen. If the bill recently present
ed to the Legislature to restrict deer
shooting only to November, should ever
pass, we shall most certainly experience
the loss of those beautiful animals more
in the future than the past.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18

B Congress had a good bill day on
Monday. Among the list introduced
was one to reduce letter postage to one
cent, another for free banking; to amend
the Constitution In regard to the Presi-
DENTAL term; and one to repeal the law
requiring prepayment of postage on
newspapers. However, opinions may
differ as to the others, the last one
named is a good bill, and should meet
with favor. 1t would be about as Just
for Congress to legislate that, allfreights,
express packages, &C., should be paid
in advance, by the shippers, as to re-
quire publishers to pay postage in ad-
vance on papers sent to their customers.
1t is simply an outrage upon the press,
and should be at once repealed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
Worthy of Comment.

We notice that the firm of Thomas,
Grund & Lang, of this city, have recent
ly placed on our streets avery handsome
newly painted sign of Santa Claus-one
side representing him bearing a Christ
mas tree and surrounded with Christmas
presents, and the other side showing
how he issues from the chimney with a
well stored basket on his back. 1t is
from the brush of our city artist, Mr..
Doll, to whose ability it is certainly
quite compliment.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
The Horse Market.

Last Thursday Mr.. Tim Bush, of this
city, who deals in horses in conjunction
with Mr.. Steward, of Indiana, shipped
a car load of seventeen horses for the
Boston market. They were only aver
age animals-streeters and roadsters.
The horse market is exceptionally low at
present, prices ranging from $40 to
S12O.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
Mr.. WOrthtngtOn's New Liquor Law.

We have examined with some care
Senate Bill No. 1T, introduced by Mr.
WOrthington of Cincinnati, and which
has been referred to us as the mos
elaborate and comprehensive measure OF
the liquor question that has thus far ap.
peared ct Columbus this winter. Its
purpose, as stated In its title, is to ''pro.
vide for the sale of Intoxicating LIQUORS
to be drank upon the premises where
sold, and to repeal certain laws therein
named"
This in effect is license law pure and
simple. More than this, it is an extreme
ly cheap license law, and it goes further
and so far as is possible cuts off all
remedy for injury by the sale of inton-
eating liquors.
Section l provides for the registration
at the Office of the Treasurer of all
places where Intoxicating LIQUORS are
sold to be drank upon the premises.
Section 2 divides these places into five
classes. The first class, saloons where
any kind Of liquors are sold. The sec
ond class, beer gardens, club houses,
and saloons where only yfermentedhquors
and cordials are sold. The third class.
saloons and other places where ferment-
ed liquors or other than wines are sold.
The fourth class, where only malt lid
uors are sold, and the fifth class, drug
stores, &c, where malt liquors &C., are
sold.
Section 3 provides the registration
fees IN cities, viz: First class, 5000: sec
Ond class, 500: third class. $50; fourth
class, $40; fifth class, $40.
Section 4 provide that the registration
fees In villages shall be one-half the fees
of the same class in cities, and that the
fees In all places other than cities and
villages shall be one-fourth the same
paid in cities.
Section forbids the sale of any kind
of liquors to be drank on the premises
at any except registered places, and i'm
poses a fine of SO on both buyer and
seller, for the use of the inforTner. ex-
cept when the liquor is sold and used as
necessary medicine.
Section 6 forbids the sale of any of
the liquors so specified on credit.
Section forbids sale to a minor. ex-
eept with the consent at the time of the
person having the control of the minor.
Section s and 9 forbid selling to per
sons Of known intemperate habits. and
forbids the permitting of such person to
be lounger about the place, or the per
by the keeper of any rioting, |
revelng, intoxication or drunkenness In |
such registered place.
Section 10 provides that the keeper of
each registered place shall be liable to
all persons for any injury sustained by
any Of his acts IN violation of this law, |
but not exceeding $500, and allows no
exemption of property from such
damages.
Section II authorizes the Probate
Judge to order the cancellation of any
upon complaint in writing
and hearing on such complaint.
Section u repeals the previous laws
taYerns and providinga
the evils resulting from the sale Of in
-oncating liquors, but saving accrued |
rights.
The feature of this law making the
keeper only of a drinking saloon liable,
destroys the most efficient features Of (
he present laws in restraint of the rum
raf5c. Leader. !
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
A Valuable Contrirance.

At the steam fire engine house a new
stove has been got in place, to which is
attached a pipe that conveys boiling
water to the steamer constantly, hence
the engine is kept constantly prepared
to play at moments notice. Some
thing similar, but OF more complicated
and expensive character, has been al
ready adopted in Toledo, Cleveland and
other places, but the contrivance used
at our engine house is more simple and
not half the expense, being quite com
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18

BT James P. Barr, editor ofthe Pitts
burg Post, has been endorsed by AIleghe-
ny county Democrats as their Candidate
for United States Senator Barr
used to be Cabinet maker, and took his
first degrees as newspaper writer on
the Pittsburg Dispatch At that time
the COMPS" talked often of presenting
him with copy of Webster's Spelling
book, but-this is world of change.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
A Poor Investment,

Fred. Sibbrell, of Ballville, came tc
town on Tuesday to pay his taxes. Hav
ing performed that duty he INDUCED an
investment for ga wee drap in his e'e, "
but it so pervaded his whole head that
Jim Moore had to render him temporary
assistance, which resulted in Fred. hay
ing to meet another tax Of some So the
next morning.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-18
Recovering.

We regret exceedingly to state that for
some weeks past, DR.. Taylor, of this
city, has been suffering very seriously
from congestion of the lungs, which at
one time gave rise to serious apprehen-
sions. We are, however, much pleased
to say that on giving the Doctor call,
last Tuesday, we found him steadily re-