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FOREIGN.
EccicaiasIical Bills Passed the Ans
TRAN Reich srash. h.-Keports of Nom
nrchical Agents in Cubs.
AUSTie

TIE ECCLESIASTICAL BILLS PASSED.
VIENNA, April l3--The Emperor Fran
els JOSEPH has sent concliatory reply to
the Pope's recent protest against the ec-
opposition Of the vatican is merely formal.
The upper house in the Reichsrath to-day
passed tie ecclesias.;cal bills, whereupon
the. bishops with drew in a body.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
I'm PROBATE -Manitowoc Coun,
n COurt.

a y RssphA 4 l. - ManftO"Cc COunsY
II COurt.
In ths Matter Of the Estate Of JoLr Shaw,
dcceaSi
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance Of nm Order Of License made
in said matter on the 18th day Of Anrii A
d. 1874, by the County Court of said County
the un 'er,igned Administrator of the Estate
Of John Shaw. deceased, will. on Monday
the llth day Of May. \ D 1874, ut ten o.
clock in the forenoon Of sid lay at the Of
fca Of the County Judge. in the City Of Mnn-
itowoc; in said Comfy. offer for sale at pub
lie ven lue. the following described lands. to-
wit far'y-six and s0-i00 acres Of lanl, off
Of the south end Of the west half Of the north
vest quarter of section No. eighteen 49, in
township No. twenty (cn) north of rauge
twcnty-four (2I) east. in tho town OF Kos
suth. county of Mantowoc
The terms Of safe will be made known at
thetir.e and plac. of -nle
HCGHEN RILEY,
administrator
Dated at NanitoEO5, the 18Th day of April
A. D. 1874. 1918. J
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cacse he is pleasing in manner. lie is a
United States Senator, and last, bu. not
least, be is a dashing widower with silver
mine attached.
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Tn PR6BATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY
4 COURT.
In he matter Q" the estate of Ludwig Seek
er, deceased.
Notice is hereby given. ,hat by virtue and
in pursuance of an Oder of License made
III said matter On the 2nI dag Of March, 4
D, 1874, by the County Court Of said COUNT.
the undersigned, Charles frost, Admins,r,.-
tor Ct the Estate of said deceased will, 90
Monday the afth day of April, A. D. 1874.
at ten o'clock in ;hs forenoon Of said day
at the Office Of the County Judge, in the City
Of Manitowoc. in said County, CTR for sale
at pubic vendre, the following described
lands, to-wit:
Tie north half (I-2) Of the north half
ti-2l of the southeast quarter 80 OF
Section No. twenty. eight (?5l. in Township
No. nineteen (;9), north Of Range No.
twen'y-three t23) east, being forty acres OF
land lying and being situated in the County
Of Maaitowoc and State of Wisconsin.
CARL TRosr,
Administrator.
DATED nj Aaai-osoI .he lst day of April
4. ID 1874. SIS 3w.
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ADAM ROBERTS.

AoaG Roberts. Blacksmith and Wsgnn-make
shop on the corner OF Seventh and Ynrk ais
Nor-I nlae, N.nitowoc. Doss all kinds o
iron WORE good ana Is che.p a, any Other s,t,b
'i9DuieH. IL III ciIs. Il 40 l
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& GEORGE n. WOnnIN

Attorney and Counselor az Law, anI Court Com
m ssiont: 10Y hanito oc county. Az business an
re.H ed to lis care will be promptly ard f.ithiuli,
altar ied 'r. AdYcs honestly gireu. for whie3 !,
reasonabie ch3rge vii. be Dss-. once CT Yur,Io
st., between Eighth and Nlnlh 80 10 III,
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IN PR1B4TE-Nanit County

II VWUTNs
In the matter of the Estate Of Ammi c.
Pool, Deceased.
To ALL WHOM 1T NAY cSycERy:
Letters Of Adm;,1istra1ion On said estate Of
Ammi c. Pool. DECEASED hav{ug been issued
to John Woodceck an tne sta say Of April
a. d. 1871. and six m0nta, from and after
said day being allowed and limited for credi-
tofs to present toeir csa.ms for examination
and ahawap Notice ,s hereby giver that
the undersigned will on the 6r-t Mon
day of each aad every mos,th before the ex-
piration of said ter... of six months and upon
the day of tae expiration Of sad term Of six
months at the Probate Off in the City Of
Manitowos in said Coa'By. receive. examine
and adjust all c1nisos, aud demands Of all
persons against said deceased
slew T. G. GLasxEp, Co. Judg,.
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kesos al kinda o. Meats Sausage, Hams I,ra
etc, which ne VIII sell at the lowest prices, IN
Guinrty snd kind I" suit purchasers ANY o. E
'Vins cattle hogs or sleep SELL viii call on m.
-'u RECEIVE 'he LEuest prices. II ~ "
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4 TTORNEYS AND ocUNszLoRs LAW,
~ oifibs on Eightk-strset Mani.o voc
"is3en-'a.. Collection prampt!y attended
10. ii-25-ly
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CHARLES sCAEFrER,

'AsHToHABLE TAILOR, has removed 10
l. Buda.o street, doors west Of R.nds
Store. -! To.k warranted wei! done and
TO tit.
ManitoVoc, EoT go, 1879. l4.o5.,v
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n Williams i NJ. Kslner Proprietors cor Ri.hth
ana Franklin Sts., ManItowoc, Wisconsin B,.l
acco nnod'tion 'or the travelling puolc. Samre
rooms attached. MIR
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NORTHWESTERN HOUSE.

FranS!inst.. NAitowao R.t,arbo~.n
Proprietor. The .ar.e brick addition r,centI,
buiii mas been furnished In excelsut stvIe n,,kins
i one OF tas largest sni most cc.apIete ,ot-I, i
Aasito voc. A good s'sbla Is kent in conn.riior
iCr. - 80
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.lsssEPH SYnYx

be,ler In all kinds o. Stoyea AMI H,rIrrs .,s
MInIisoturer o. Cooper, Tin asJ,Shast-froa .ars
ElsHth-ss. SorIa -'ie. pe-r the Bridge, Nan,to
~. - Adv
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WISCONSIN HOUSE

1orner OF ! In'n and Jav Streets Jsrs Dsiey
PROPRIETOR. This Is a new mouse and well AIT,
.p with ali modem improvements A -ood stab,
Is also Eeot tn connection with the house T9o
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IN PROBATE, MANITOyGC COUNTY
i COURT.
In the matter Of the estate ef 41lesose
Oschwald, deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that by yirtrs sad in
pursuance of IN Order OF License made in
said matter on the and day of March A. D.
1874, by the County Court Of said county.
the undersigned Anton Stoll. administrator
of estate of said deceased, VIII. on Monday
the 9Th aay of April A. O., 1874, al ten
O'Clock ip tbe forenoon Of said day, at the
offcc Of tie County Judge, in the City OF
Maniinyac IN sad County. Offer for sale a,
public sepAgs, the fslloSiog described lands
to-wit The sh Of sea aud 90 acres in the
nh Of seq sec, g. req of sec. 81, eh Of nwq
sec. 81 tll in town 10 range % The rwq OF
suq sec. Is, toFs I8 range -, eh Of ncq sec
81, nwq of seq sec. IA. wh Of nwq sec. 30,
svq If setc. II, nwq Of nwq sec. 35, NEG OF
nrq OF sea. IS, nwq nwq Of sec. 35. all in
| town 10. f=nge. 81, ard 100 acres in swq sec
81, tosn 10 range D, lot no in Concession
Az toyn.hip Ctlvoss in the County Of Bruce
CaIaia The terms of sale, Cash
ANTON STALL, Admin Tat:.r.
Dated at Manitowoc, the lst day Of April
A. D, 1874. sl5-sw
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Dca!e- in S owes also Ma -acturer Of Tin Sn.,t
Iron aEd Copocr ware Al kinds al x.,,irir , Io,.
kighti-si.. between YORK aad BaEa.o. NAnI,,-oc
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z. A7kV-S-
EDWARD CONw A

Gho'esa,s and Refill deslsr II H1is, C..s Fur.
Gloyss, MittAus, 'Robese 1ttr 'fUrk ST b.t...n
Eighth and Ninth. Mani.oucc 1slarI
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,SsI4 5s

These ceFti1"Gtfs marked paid anl cancelled in
sales hook and have reason to believe are in fact
property VI the county.
We un1ertani that they srii at apcton by
Don 4. shnvs assignee in bankruptcy of L. r. Faess-
cnch, and bought st the n@sregat" Of SIS 10 $50
and would recommend that a county order for
so l'e issued 10 Ar ka!on, he h.Eipc offered 20
crpt this for them aud that rita CietI. he in
structed to cancel and Ele these certificates.
Ali Of which is respectfully submitted
H. REUSS
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PAUL LCEByER.

RAYS TIC blChss. cries tor Whea. ard other BRO
guSr. ehes ":l t'e northeast corner Of Buszio an
4. -ii'h - y. hal,';oF <. IN AL
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
I'm PROBATE - MGnItOwsc County
4 Court.

4 Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John z
Cromie. decea ed
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and
in pursuance of an Order of License made
in said matter on the 18th day Of April
D. 1874, ~ the County Court of said County.
the undersigned Administrator of the estate Of
said deceased, will. on Mon lay TIE 4ih dav
of May, b. 1874. at ten o'clock in III e
forenoon of said dag. at the Office of the Co
Judge, in the City Of Manitawoc in said Co
offer for sale Mt public veniue, t,,s following
described lands, to-wit one half nj acre OF
, land in the east half Of the north east anar-
ter Of section No twenty-four & IA township
No. twe-ty 30 north Of range No twenty
one (2ll; on which John F.. Gromie during
his life time lad his store bu lding.
The terms of sale-CHsh
PETER MULHOLLAND
| Dated at Msnitonoc, the 18th day of April
A d. 1874. SLIT;
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TREAT md NASn

commerctil-st., between Eirt til and Ninth Mani,
to"oc. tiles McMahoh. proprietor B.st,rcom.
m"datiHns for tho trayeiing oubEc Teru, che an
e si,o'"h guaranteed. IA 40-ti
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4 NEW RAILIC .D.

The gammi.tes on railroads ip the House
have deoidai 70 g;;fs hearing to some cpe
sf the nsng sehff,,a2s ssalns aargsa fer the
es'aosstss i saSi... ,a,Si... II ESQ fgess77diss ths laFgd
gEsat FsiSaais in IL ilnteErsst 8t fattis9iid
e2Fsgls.iS8s bqye Transferred ttSE 2aP!ea!1'
FRA; ttss Rq4b-iQ taa4 cowEtt!ePe 10 that Of
,ks asE Committee on railroads. organized
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DR.. A. J. PATCHEy.

fnyslcsn. surgeon. and AcceucLeur. Onee
ath 81 oFtG bIc0n5 Drug sOrs. once oceu ~ :
hours. Call 90 the couutr; promptly attended,
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Manitowac Dry Dock,

The undeusgred having isAss1 tis G.
dock ofthe Manii r~cc Dry Dock Cempss-
Al Manitowoc, . TEN o!svs years, 10 o.
prepared to dooi vessels Of al classes, j:
cluding the larg tasoas On the lake.. T.
dry dock Is 1851 ct long and IS fsst wis,
with II feet esw ter over the mud sill. 4
work entrusted us will be performed II
sknAsul. workmnIiiks and expeditions me-.
neT, and At lower figures ttan cap b =,
tained either in NI'wsukeeor or ChleagE
o. $. s.Sb. ;.S.,. 4FsRv as7RI4
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&. HlELlNG.
UNION EOUSE.

oiessor of Music, etc. will give lesaous in Vocal
instrumental Muse IN the city OF Manttowo- ,nt
Couf. House 80 20 40 " ~
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DfEess osic. in SssrUar's new building cn
sghth-st, Aar.tow"o- Particular attention
gwen 10 zii the diferelt branches Of tie profesa
ion, and all wofx warranted, Teeth extracted
"it-o1s v--h IL 44ly
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GRATITUDE
The following letter speaks for itself:
MONROE, MGR, Sept. q, 1874

@ANRasS15 AAAS4A-J ". LSg 4Ol
DR. WnFoRD, I42 st. Clair street, Toledo.
Ohio. Dear SiT:-When one man confers a
favor upon another it is only right that the
recipient Of the favor should, in some appro-
pirate way, express his sense of obligation.
This is more emphaiically the case when the
favor has involved the saving of life and the
comforting of happiness.
For many years my wife has been the VIC
tim Of neuralgia, dyspepsia and other dis.
tressing complaints. 1 obtained the aid of
physicians at home and at distance, sparinR
neither expense, pains nor time in my efforts
to have her health restored. It was all in
vain Although obtaining temporary relief, a
permanent cure seemed impossible, and she
became more and more emaeiated from in
tense suffering. She was at length complete
ly prostrated. Having been informed of your
success in the treatment Of chronic diseases,
obtained your aid, and the result has been the
complete restoration Of Mrs. Brown to health
She is now able to give personal supervision
to domestic affairs and enjoys better health
than she has since childhood.
Mrs. Brown wishes me to express to you
her gratitude for what you have done for her,
tnd I cheerfully Join with her in thanking
aou for the inestimable favor you have con-
yrred.
feYou are at liberty to use this letter as you
think proper. Yours, very gratefully,
ALEXIS s. Brown.
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Louis Miller, of the East side, is ma
king preparations for erecting a mic
brick house in the spring, on the oone
of Fifth and Chestnut street.
George Bixler, carpenter, formerly re
siding on State street, last week sold hi
ihouse to Messers. Bowlus & Co., and i
company with his family has left 70
Charlotte, Michigan.
We are glad tohear the hammers agail
industriousIy tapping at Mr.. S. A. June
Boiler Works, in this city. Wereoentl,
looked in, and found quite a foroe en-
gagged as busy as bees.
And now it is Mr.. Titus Nol, painter
who is erecting a residence on the Eas
side. Its location is at the corner o
Chestnut and Fifth street. The Eas
side seems to be fou1ishing.
On the 7th inst, at East Hampton
Massachusetts,, a son weighing ter
pounds, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Par
sons. Mrs. Parson was formerly Mis-.
Hattie G. Clapp of this city.
Young & Schroeder, of the East side
with their accustomed enterprise, have
just erected very fine hayscale In from
of their store, which has beenplaced il
position by Mr.. Bliss, of this city.
The revolver hero, of the East side,
who last week endeavored to shoot two
hogs, but did not effect his purpose after
discharging six chambers at them, would
do well to take a few lessons from ''Texas
Jack, " before he again endeavors to take
pork with a bullet.
The Republic correspondent of the
Tifin Tribune, in endeavoring to de-
cipher the reading matter in the Bloom
vile Enterprise nearly brought on con-
gestion of the brain. He says he can
stand Nasby's and Josh Billings ortho-
graphy, but to take dose of such a con-
glomerated mess as appears in that paper
it is too much. or = 81
The body of Bar11ey Mahon, the mis-
sing Toledo detective, was found IN the
river at that place on Tuesday last. The
body appears to have been sunk in the
liver with weight attached to it. The
pockets had been rifed of all contents ex-
,ept his watch, and marks Of violence on
MS person were sufficient to indicate rob
oery and murder.
A Saloon keeper of Blufton, Hancock
Jo., went out hunting on Tuesday of last !
week and thinking hesaw a rabbit, ierked
lis shot gun up hastily to shoot it when
he gun was accidentally discharged, and
he contents of both barrels lodged m his
ight arm. Thearm was completelyshat-
cred from hand to shoulder. Amputa-l
ion wasnecessarry,
Hugh Chain and Fremont Yergeroon-
med in the county jail at Findlay on the
barge of stealing clover seed, recently
nade their escape, and have notbeen re-
aptured They secreted themselvesinal-
ell near the hall door, and when the
Iheriff came to wake the prisoners theyj
Tipped past him, and escaped. The
iheriff gave chase, but of no avail I
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To the Public.

And especially those who intend TO pur-
chase lot for residence, I wish to announce
that / have sub-divided q tract Of land sd
joining the Fair Grounds into 4s half-acre lots
and now offer them for sale. The improve
ments of North Center street viii bring them
nearer to the business portion Of the ciY than
any other suburban property in the market.
Look at them before you buy. Price $3.50 per
6A OSCAR BALL.
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". ALIEN, Proprietor,

Plain Questions for Invalids. Have
the routine medicines Of the profession done
you no good Are you discouraged and mis-
cradle If 80, test the properties Of The new
Vegetable Specific. DR.. WA1KEB's CAL1FoR-
MIA VIsEaAR BITTRBs, already famous as the
finest invigoTant, corrective and alternative
that has ever seen the light. Dyspeptics and
persons Of bilious habit should keep It within
reach, if they vulue health and ease. 47-5O
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MRz&zsa1z777
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LARGER PATRONAGE THAN EVER BEFoRE,
live teachers, and thorough instruction.
Course OF study full and practical. All grades
of students suited, expenses low, entire salts
faction guaranteed.
Winter term commences November II, and
continues y weeks. 1t will BE- the best ever
held in Northern Ohio. Young folks, attend.
For circulars address J. FRAIzE RICHARD,
1851 Principal.
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THE DOMESTIC SEWING MA
CHINE AGENCY has been perma-
nently established at 81 Front street,
where the famous Domestic Paper Pat
terms may also be obtained. Note the
address: 81 Front street.
J.W. GREENE.
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Important Announcement
Tremendous
FALL IN PRICES

Our reductions are
absolute and positive.
If you want Dry Goods
buy them now. We are
daily adding to our i'm
mense stock, requiring
all our available space
to exhibit it We are
prepared with an i'm
menSe stock Of Fancy
Goods for the Holidays
useful beautiful and
desirable articles. Come
and look at our goods,
we will not urge you to
buy, examine them, com
pare them, and we think
you will find our stock
the largest, the aSSort-
the best, and the
prices the lowest.
We offer Spragus.
Prints for 6 3-4c;; we Of.
fer the finest yard wide
unbleached muslins for
&c and &c; we offer ex-.
ira yard wide bleaChed.
muSlinS at &c, 1Oc, and
best 12 1-2c.
We offer extraordi-
bargains in Dress
Goods, ShaWls, Flan-
nels, and in fact every
thing. We have add
ed largely to ourstock
in Zephyr Wools, Ger
Yarns. and
all kinds Of Fancy
Goods, &C., we cannot
9numerate our stock
Remember the fact that
t is much easier to save
i've dollars in buying goods
han to earn it BY hard
HERM0N & SPELLER,
odd Fellows Block, Fremont
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Ladies' and Misses slippers, for the no Ii
day season, the neatSst and most elegant we
ever saw, are on offer at DoRR & Sox's, Front
street, Fremont. Their line of gents strong
boots, for winter wear, also excel anything we
have yet seen in the market.
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In consequence of the recent fire in Clapps
Block, Miss THOMPSON, milliner, gilI be
found ercluSirely at her NEW STORE, Deals
Block, Front street. Ladies need not apprs-
hend the least inconvenienOe. il they call.
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McCulloch's Horse and Cattle
Powders are the best and cbeape8
in use, without any exception, try
them and you will say so to.
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A County Council of P. Of H, of San,
dusky Co., was organized in Fremont
.on the Sd of December. NJ. Itch
NOR of Clyde, Grange Master, J. G..
Fitch of Fort Stevenson Grange, Cor
responding Secretary.
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Having engaged the services of distin-
'guished workman, am now prepared to re-
pair all kinds of sewing machines on short no
lce, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases,
by J. ". GREENE, 81 Front stJ
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Pesronal.

All kinds Of Sewing Machines, Needles and
Attachments for all machines. All kinds Of
Sewing Machines Repaired, at LeppeIman's
Emporium. 1851
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up, but having been burnt down another
one is in contemplation. And now we
come to
WILLIAMS AND BOAKE's HANDSOME CHAIR
FACTORY,
which we cannot think of passing over
with mere mention, its appearance, con-
duct and thriving character meriting
everything we may say of it. Havingre-
ceIved an introduction to the members
of the firm, we were not slow to observe
IN them gentlemen Of exceptional enter
prize, integrity and ability, at whose in
vitation we INDUCED hasty run over
| their extensive and admirably conducted
works. The building is 100x4O feet,
three stories high and replete with every
modern appliance for their rapidly grow
/ ing trade, together with a very fine forty
horse power engine. Below, adjoining
the office, is the department. where the
work is first framed out, and on every
hand are men diligently preparing the
respective parts or sections in which they
respectively excel, and the rapidity with
which they model out of the rough ma
terial the numerous pieces that go to
make up the general whole, is simply
astonishing. Ascending the stairs we
next found another company of men
mechanically fitting the chairs and Civ
ing the finishing touch ready for Their
being conveyed yet another story higher.
to which department we proceeded and
found yet numerous other employees all
engaged painting and embellishing goods
ready for the market. And here let us
pause to express our admiration at the
finished articles. Vienna, Boston, din
ing, Office, children's rocking, nurse and
sewing chairs were everywhere visible
put together with durability and pre-
senting finish highly complimentary to
the firm and at the same time tempting
to gaze upon. Indeed their work car
ries worthy reputation wherever intro
duced-sells itself, and what is more
gives unbounded satisfaction. |
Their store rooms are well stocked and
the admirable systematic conduct of the
works admits of the utmost promptitude
in the transaction, of business. The re-
spective out buildings, consisting of dry
ing houses to season timber, the engine
house, &C., are covenient and kept in
The finest order, while their facilities for
shipments are of the most accessible
The Toledo and Detroit
branch of the Air Line passes by the
works, and fine side-track, known as
Browns siding" capable of holding
'ome forty to fifty cars, is here used con-
Jtantly on which to receive timber, coal, /.
Sc., and to eonsign manufactured goods
rom by the car load. We have seldom
inspected better regulated concern and
eel confident that customers of Messrs.
WILLIAMS & BoAKR, or indeed, the trade
could not fail to enjoy, equally
Nth us, run over this prosperous
louse. But returning to our original
ubiect,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-11
NEW CLOAKs

At HERXoS & SPELLKR's, beautifulle
trimmed. made from black, blue and brown
beaver; prices below any others in this
market.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-11

If you want to see q moe lot Of Ladies'
setS, Masonic and Odd Fellow Emblsms, fine
LOckets, &C., call at LEPPEINAN's this week,
1880
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-11

A secondhand Howe, Singer, Domestic,
Weed, or Grover & Baker sewing machine to
exchange for hay, grain, or wood, at J. W
GREENE, 81 Front 81.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-11

If you wish nice and useful present for
the holidays, buy the Domestic. ]. ",
GREENE, 81 Front It.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-11

Ladies' will find Munsons splendid French
Kid Button Boots-fashionable and exceed
ingly neat-at DoRB & SoN's, Front street.