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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-19

NoLrrxErrR. OF the Metropolitan Bost and
shoe Store. has removed to io5 South Q street,
Virginia. Buy your Boots and Shoes OF him,
as he Is selling cheaper than ever.
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MINING
Tist Of Ofncers Of the various Gold and
silver minins Companies In this Sec
tiou.

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Holmes, osnor' s,y canhoyni. str1t Va m,
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Ilrisn' 'J'C pl.Si. n n;Cannoy Lam II.rrolL
John w Nfselsy. G,orse Cons,ion. sup.rin
tendent, Jas. q. Fair; secretary Joel i. light
ner, oniee. Is California street kan Ir.ncisco
GOULD 4 CUlt Y-Pre.ldent. Edward Bar
roni Vice Prestdrni. j. b. Fiocir Trastsss-
ESs s.ts s S.IrUS' s GsS.t !. G Ss;, %% :; 4 2 TIeo 1
Rose; superintendent, James n. Fair; Dec
rstaIy, Alfred X. Durbrovi once. q hsr
enans hSenahse' san FRANCISCO.
President, Geo. W. ar !; a;'' ffu.,s s 5
BALDWIN. y. LOGAN. y. A. Massey. Z. N. Han
u. w Grayson, a. IL; Lisaek. ". u. fesrt
snpenn'enaen', an. u Uunist ssSre,ary' yos
francisco.
sIEItItS NRyADATrresiient. Robert Y. Nc!
Iowi Trustess.A. X. T., Harmon. .Gcorge W
superintendent. JOIN I%nSsi,; sssrsi.Iy
San franei.co.
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j, ID. Fry, Jas. freeb0n: Superintendent
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mn, A, II. sPINNRY,

Trmlar,e.,s oiirygoodsatbgalland' leone
andsee.
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A HAUNTED HOUSE

Is 10 somo plaes.s an object q wonder and !sr;
STORE Il constantly haunted. day and night.
most popular place In town. A SEW SUIT
effeciuslly lays every ghost that makes is ap-
pearanee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-19
THE GRUMBLING
H A MOTH CAVE

Would probably hold q larger stock OF goods
than any house In town, and. perhaps. = fcw
more shoddy goods ard empty paper boxes than
some Of our Big shoddy clothing warehouses;,
but q better nlled and moro compact establish
ment than the WHITE HOUSE CLOTH.
ING STORE IL not 20 be found on tho Paci.
fc coast-it Affords NO room for shoddy and
empty paper boxes.
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THE DEVIL,

In the form Of q paid piper, once roused all the
children Of q village to follow him OF. Could
no have shown such bargains In Clothing ~ are
10 DO had Of COlIN a. IhAACS all the par.
dren. and thus he would have cleaned out the
whole village.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-08-28

BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-We
do not know how the people gener-
ally feel upon the subject, but we be-
lieve the people of this section OF
the State should have an able and
efficient member of the board Of
Public Works, and we trust the del
egates from this and adjoining coun-
ties will work together with the OBJ
iect in view Of securing such an one.
There are some valuable timber in
perspective and we understand they
will be pressed before The Conven-
ton. Let it be the object to con-
centrate on the best and most pop
ular candidate. and we have no
doubt that with proper management
his nomination can be secured. We
would like to have a competent man
from this section to look after the
interests of the W. R. & NJ. turnpike
occasionally.
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NOTICE.

TOHN ZOECKLER, son of the late Casper Zoeck.
81 Ter OF the city of Fremont, Ohio, deceased viii
take notice that George Z0eclzler Of Wheeling
West Virginia, did on the 20th day OF August 1874
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Sandusky county and State OF Ohio, against the
said John ZOeckler, Catharine Windler, Matthias
Windler, George ZOeckler, Amelia ZOeckier and
LOuisa ZOecker of Fremont, Ohio, defendants set
ting forth that said Casper Zoeckler in his life
time, and the said Catharine then being bis wife
gave mortgage to the said George ZOeckler, plain
Tiff in said petition, the original lot 81 Of the
survey on the east side Of the Sandusky River in
the Reservation of two miles square at the foot Of
the rapids Of said river being IN said city OF Ere
mont and being inlot 463 according to the present
numbering Of inl0ts in said CITY, TO secure the pay
ment of nine promissOry notes mentioned in said
mortgage amounting to the sam of 81 494, and that
since the giving the said mortgage the said Casper
ZOeckler has departed this life leaving the said
Catharine, his widow, and the said George Z0eck-
Ter Of Fremont, John ZOeckler, Amelia LOcckler
and LOuisa ZOeckler, defendants, and Charles
ZOcckler, his heirs at law, that said Charles Zoec
Ter has conveyed his interest in said nortgaged
premises to said Catharine, that said prOmissOry
notes remain unpaid, and that there Is now due on
said notes the following sums: S2OO with interest
thereon from May Sd, 1870 s24 with interest there
On from October 29th, 1872; $3.50 with interest
thereon from May Sd, 1879; S2IS with interest
thereon from May Sd, 1873, and s2d6 with interest
thereon from May Sd, 1874; and thar four of said
notes. amounting to the sum Of 81 ,044 viii hereaf-
ter become due and remoin unpaid, and the prayer
of said petition Is that an account may be taken Of
the amount due to the plaintiff ON said notes and
and that said morigaged premises may
be sold % pay the same unless said defendants pay
the fum found to be due, interest and costs By a
day % be named By the court and for other relief;
and she said John Ioeckler Is notified that he Is
before the Sd Saturday after tie 25ih day Of Sep
lemher next GEORGE Z0EcKLnR
By r. z, HrCxLaliu, his ANY.
fremont Ohio, AEgu4t 2a7 l.le af-t9
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SHER,TFF"S SALE
Charles Blechner, Plaintiff,

Charles Blochner, Plaintiff, ssndusIy
VS.. Common
Jacob L. Will, ct al, Defendants. Pleas.
I n pursuance Of an order OF sale issued from the
! Clerks Office of the Court Of Common Pleas o.
Sanduslzy county, Ohio, on the 9th day Of June
A. D. 1874, and to me directed in the above case
viii expose to public SALE at the door OF the COur
house, in the City of Fremont, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 29th day of A,.gust, Il. d. 1874
between the hours of one and two o'clock In the
afternoon of said day, the following Real Estate,
situated in the County of Sandusky, and State OF
Ohio, and bounded and described follows, to Wit
Lots g g. 4, 5 T. 8, O. 10, II, u, 49, Il, Is and 16
of j. L. Willis subdivision Of Out-lot is, and lots
Il, IS, 19 go 2 % 49, p, IS, &c q, 2s 20, 30, 81
and 52 of j. L. Willis subdivision Of Out-Ot IL OF
David Gallagher's subdivision Of the southwest
quarter of section thirty-three (33), township five
(5l, range fifteen q5ls in the County Of sandnslzy
and State Of Ohio.
Appraised at thirteen hundred and ntty-ave
dollars.
Terms of Sale.-Cash.
Taken as the property of Jacob /. VIII ct a,
defendants TO satisfy an order Of sale In favor Of
Charles Blechner, plaintiff
Given under my Official signature, at lhs Sheriiis
odice In the City of Frerl0nt, in the County snd
state aforesaid, this 18th day Of Jn1e, A. D 1875,
HENRY CODNEOD, eneri1.
J. +. Bartlett Atty for PlsirtiG. s2-aI
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KANSAS.

Mr.. EDITOR. It is not proper that should
offer any apology or offer any excuse since
your last issue. But permit ms to say that my
time has been more than usually occupied dur
ing the past few days; so that you will, please
excuse the brevify of this letter, End the er.
rors which your more experienced eye and
critical observation may discover, both OF syn
tax and orthography.
1 am writing by lamp light, and our little
village which is daily enlvened by the hustle
and stir of trade, (and rumors, that come from
all parts, of rapine, murder, theft, scandal, ac-
cidents by sea and land, together with the lit
tie gossip that sometimes seems TO be the lever
fulcrum and object of life), is lulled to rest
Quiet reigns, excepting that the cow-bell tink.
les on the commons, the kstydid seems to be
chirping the requiem of departing summer, and
I am tormented by Aeas. This hope will be
sufficient excuse for my shortcomings this
time.
We had the pleasure the other day of an
introduction to your "Appy Heuglish Cor
respondent" We found him, indeed, 8 hap
py, social, clever, good natured sort of feI-
low-ful of life, fun, and Vivacity, and work
ing for the best interests of the JoURNAL--else
you know. Mr.. Editor, would not now be
driving my words down to the point of my
pen and fencing them in with ink on thi S
sheet of paper.
Hoping that you will pardon this playful di-
gression from the line OF my intention, will
proceed at once to the object of writing, and
give you the local news Of the past week.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Amos Braner, the other day, while as
sisting at the raising of barn belonging to
John Yandersall, of this vicinity, cut his foot.
severing vein, which bled quite freely. The
The Doctor, who was called to dress the
wound, says it is not serious, and Mr.. Bruuer
is able to be about again.
FIRE.
A barn belonging to Andrew Byers, and an
other occupied by John Williams, Of Jackson
township, this county, were burned to the
ground On the morning of the 18th inst, sup
posed to be the work Of an incendiary. Byerg
barn was insured, we are told, for 5000 and
his loss will not exceed $500. Wfliams' loss
is about $780, in grain, hay and farming i'm
plsmsnts. No insurance. The barn occupied
BY Williams Was owned by hEr. PsTkhuTst,
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Muniaoent Gift to Bircbard Library.

We recently referred to generous gift Of
fossils, valuable woods, shells, &C., made by
Hon. Mahlon Chance, q. S. Consul at Nassau,
to the Birchard Library of this city. Since
then we have INDUCED minute examination
Of the hundreds of specimens at present ly-
ing in the library awaiting necessary case ac-
commodation, and more choice and rare
collection it would be difficult to meet with.
Particularly were we struck with the very
fine sponges, shells and large pieces of pure
and shaded corals, while the varieties of na-
tive woods, respectively labelled, afford some
idea of the value and diversified character Of
timber on the islands. We hope, however, to
enter into more minute and instructive de-
tails as to the nature Of these wonderful spec
linens Of the "mighty deep" on a future occa-
sion, contenting ourselves for the present by
simply introducing them to our readers with
the strongest recommend that they also in
duIge an inspection Of them. A few more
such instances of unrestricted generosity viii
assuredly tend to discomht the directory Of
the institution in providing room for their ac-
commodation, and an extension of accommo-
dation will be next in order. We understand
Mr.. Chance indulges brief recess from his
ministerial duties annually, and is at present
spending few days at Lake George, on his
way to this city to visit his parents. We feel
assured his arrival at the library viii be hail
ed with hearty and we'll merited congratula-
tions, when we hope from his knowledge Of
the numerous beautiful specimens we may
learn many pleasing lessons to communicate
to our readers.
Nor should we fail to mention another in
teresting presentation to the library of can
non ball or shot, plowed up in Sandusky
county some twelve years ago by Mr.. John
Shannon. It was originally a twelve pound
shot, but having been somewhat corroded by
exposure its actual weight now does not ex-
ceed ten and three quarter pounds. As it was
discovered in the banks of the river it is nat
urally inferred it was one of the missiles dis
patched by the British to deal destruction
among the American ranks during the mem
orable war of 1872. We are sure MIR. Shan
non will share the hearty thanks of the COM
mittee for his contribution thus submitted in
a peaceful spirit in aid of worthy object
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prosperity. After all he has gone through
all he has sacrificed of physical strength-he
has yet solace in his declining years. Hap
PLY ensconced in one of the neatest resideu-
ces in this section-the possessor of a most
fertile fe7m-and proprietor Of as fine an ele-
vator az can be found anywhere outside Of the
large grain centers, with surplus means tc
carry on prosperous business-such is now
the good fortune of the comparatively poor
but enterprising Joseph Garu of forty-threC
years ago. Honor to him and his posterity
May his declining years prove to him com
parative recess from the active and laborious
past, while he prepares with renewed zeal tC
garner celestial harvest beyond this life
with the happiest of consultations that verify
be hath not lived for nothing but ''left the
world bstter than he found it."
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whose farm Williams had rented aud lived
upon, and the burning of the barn has left
him destitute of grain, hay, harness and farm
ing implements. The barns were about forty
rods apart and on adjoining farms.
GENERAL.
Mr.. Edmund Ash, merchant, who We neg
lected to mention last week. is aspiring to at
tend the "Fat Mems Convention" Mr. Ash
keeps on hand a large supply Of boots and
shoes, dry goods and groceries, and is doing
paying business. Content with his prosperity,
he enjoys the comfort of his industry, and
weighs three hundred aud forty pounds.
! Mr.. Jacob Mowry has fitted up daguerrso-
| type room in this place, aud is now taking
some very nice photographs and ferreotypes.
May success attend him.
Mr.. Peter B. Bullinger OF this place, was
married on tho 18th inst. to Miss Mary Leigh
man of Sandusky County. May their lives be
as happy as their honeymoon is pleasant.
Farmers in this vicinity have already COM
mencsd sowing wheat Ths wheat crop IN
this vicinity was never better.
G. Brow is still st his old stand, doing good
to all that call upon him.
Jacob went hunting the other day and caught
a flea This accounts for his nervous twitch-
ings ana restlessness the night your "Appy
Henglish Correspondent" was here. X.
Ksnsas, O., Aug, 2j, 1874.
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The Democratic State Conven-
ton on Wednesday nominated the
following ticket. For Secretary of
State, William Bel, Licking Corn-
ty; for School Commissioner, C. S.
Smart, of Pickaway County; for
Judge Of the Supreme Court, W. j.
Gilmore, of Preble County; for
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Arnold
Green, Of Cuyahoga County; for
Member of the Board of Public
Works, Martin Schiller, of Ross
County. Governor Allen made a
speech, and was hailed as next
President, with three cheers.
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FTTr-EIGHT Counties have been
heard from, and the majority against
the Constitution is only 1851. The
% counties to hear from will prob
ably make it 100000. In 81 coun-
ties license has a majority Of 1926.
The 80 counties to hear from on
that proposition will make pretty
nearly an even thing Oft.
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It was reported in the Toledo Commercial
recently that tonsorial match betweea Mr..
Kress, Of Cleveland, and Mr.. G. Carrao, OF
the Island House, Toledo, had resulted in ths
latter taking the belt and nominal $500.
The Cleveland Leader denied the whole af-
fair, while the BLADE cracked nuts over it.
But the Democrat and Herald next followed
with challenge from the champion Carrso
for another meeting for 500 or more, with
the same reported competitor. We have not
heard if the latter has taken it up-or at least
the Cleveland press says nothing more on the
subject Toledo was always known for a
'fne cutting" trade and Cleveland for "close
shaving"-but we fan to see why the press
should quibble over which took the belt.
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FOR SALEl

49, The undersigned offers for sale half acre
i::;l of ground situated Just outside Of the city
zsiis limits, on which there is a good new house,
one and a half stories, built one year ago, 16x26
feet, with fourteen feet wing and pOurch on each
side with good cellar. Also q new barn. There
are also some fruit trees in bearing on the lot.
VIII sell cheap exchange for farm Of 50 or 100
acres, in this adjoining counties, paying differ
ence. Enquire on the premises, half mile west Of
the L. s. S N. s. R. R. Depot.
sitf OLIVER McLAIN.
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MouLToNs statement was first pub
lished in the New York Graphic, be-
cause it is the only paper which can
reproduce Photographic representa-
tions in print. The whole state
meDt was photographed so as to
show every ones handwriting, and
then printed. This was done to pre-
vent the charge Of forgery, which
had been mooted. The Graphie',
process is s secret and patented.
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Republican County Convention.

The Rnpublieans Of Ssndusky County are
respectfully requested to meet in their several
wards and townships, on Saturday, September
5th, at o'clock P. NJ, and choose Delegates
70 a Convention to place in nomination q can
dipste for each Of the following Offices:
County Auditor,
County Commissioner,
IndrEary Director.
The Convention wiz be held in the Club
Room, at Fremont, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1874,
st o'clock P IL, snd the ratio Of representa-
ton shall be one Delegate for every twenty-five
votes cast for Governor Noyes, and one dele
gate for every fraction of thirteen or over
The representation will be as follows:
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1874. ErErH 1s74.
NORTHERN OHIO FAIR
BE L
CLEVELAND, Sept. u. Is. Is, Il, l8. 1914.
PREmIun LIST

More comprehensive than any previously is
sued and awards PAYABLE IN CASH.
Articles Of Special Interest, not
enumerated in the list, will receive especial
attention.
The Park In connection with the grounds,
has been greatly improved, and large additions
have been made TO the exhibition space.
The Dining Hail upon the grounds can
provide meals for 5000 visitors.
The usual discount will be made by
Railroad companies, both for visitors to the
Fair and articles for exhibition.
Facilities for reaching the grounds IN
equalled.
The Lake Shore Railway tracks run
direct to the grounds, and access may also be
had by the St Clair and Prospect street cars.
The State Grange OF Patrons OF
HusbaudFY will have their headquarters
on the grounds during the Fair.
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The Cleveland Council has re-
pealed the Sunday Ordinance, and
now, after two o'clock on Sunday,
whisky and all other stimulating
drinks, viii be at the service Of every
body who wants to take them down.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-08-28

HoN. JAMES MONROE, has been re-
nominated in the Eighteenth Dis
trict. The convention was held on
Tuesday and he was nominated by
acelamation.
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NOTICE

THE Dining Saloon, Cold Lunch Stand, COnfec-
4 tiOnery Stand, LepOnade and Pop stand, Pea
nut and Pop Corn and Cream Candy Stand, Grape
Stand, Pop and Lemonade Stand under the Grand
Stand win each be rented 10 the highest bidder,
Saturday September 5th, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at Floral Hall on the Fair Ground The rent
of the Stands must be paid to the Treasurer at the
time of sale, surety given that It viii be paid on
or before the second day of the Fair.
ISAAC NJ. KELLER, Secretary.
August 21, 1914. 34-36
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AND Susan B. is charged with
sitting on T. T.'s knee. But she
says she never did it-and the girl
was only a servant girl any how.
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Republican Congressional convsn-
ton.

! A Delegate Convention of the Republican elect
ors Of the Tenth Congressional District of Ohio,
viii be held at Clyde, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 3ist. 1874,
at eleven O'Clock, A. n, for the purpose Of nonin-
atinaa candidate for Representative in Congress.
The basis Of representation in the Convention win
be one ~ vote for every 100 votes cast for General
Noyes for Governor at the October election in 1873
and one additional vote for each fraction Of fifty or
over, giving the several counties comprising the
district the following representation, VIZ:
10 Ynrra ZOE NoYrs. DELEGATES.
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Sewer Assessment Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the report of the
IN assessments made by John N. Smith, W.
W. Slime and J. @. johnson, assessors, OF the esi-
mated cost and expense of the construction of the
sewer provided for by an ordinance of the City
of Fremont entitled HAn ordinance to provide for
the construction of q sewer from the track Of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad to the
Sandusky River" passed June 25, 1874, has been
ed with the City Clerk Of said city, and that the
City Council has fixed the evening of Monday, Sep
teniber IA, 1878, the time when said report and
assessments VIII come before said council for con-
hrmatiOn.
BY order of City Council
34-35 F. j. GIEBEL, Jr., City Clerk.