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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05
Moral Courage in Daily Liro.

'Moral Courage" was printed in largo let
ter' aud put rs the caption Of the following
items, snd placed in conspicuous position in
the door of a systematic merchant in New
Nofk, for constant reference, and furnished
By him fnr publication
Have the courage to disch.rge debt when
!gg.hsyeithe money in your pocket
- - 4 ATs+thc.oon to do rithout th.t which
aaas5d4 not need, however much your eye.
DsGyEcaEEt
iaSe the conraFe to speak to friend in
Heef5 cpst eyon though you are in company
Fsth q rich one, end richly attircd
+, Have re courage tEspcak your mind when
1T s. necessary that you should do so. and hold
your topgue yhen tits prudent that you should
{ do 90
HavR .ffls courage to own that you are poor
and fhus disarm poverty OF its sting
=Havestire courage t5- tell a man why you re.
fuse to credit him.
Have the courage to cut the most agreeable
acquain;lnces you have whom you are eor-
vinced that he lacks principIc-a friend should
bear with friends ipfrmities bat not with
his vices.
Have the courage to show your respect for
honesty, IN whatever guise it appears. and
your contempt for dishonesty and duplicity,
By whomsoeVer OK xhihited.
Have the courage to wear your old clothes
until you can pay for new ones.
Have the courage 20 prefer comfort and
pTopriety to fashion, in all things
Have the courage to acknowledge your ig-
norance rather than to seek for knowledge
under false preteuscs.
Have the courage, in providing an enter
taInmeut toT your friends, not to exceed your
means.
Have the courage to insure the property in
your possession, and thereby pay your debts
in full. III
: suuday>sohool teacher to frst little
boy
. What's your name, my lad?"
Little boy. Julie"
Oh, DO, it is Julius"
To second little boy-"What's yours ?"
Second little boy" Bilious"
-" uncle, how you do? Which would
you ike best, work for wages. or part of de
crop?"
''waal L clar, I think bofe de best, if you
Kin only bruns ,em togedeer."
A little boy couldn't remember the text
exactly, but thought it was something about
a-nawk between two pigeons 1t was, "Wby
halt ye between two opinions -
When we're there only three voweis in
the alphabet! Before you and were thought
Of.
The reason why murder will opt'' is be-
cause blood viii tell"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

The trains wLich pas5 tharles'oVn " catsnrd a
1:"6, a. n, and Eastward at $50, p NJ, Mai:
traiu1
Tie vaIley Passenger Ira ins mako close ecnacc-
tioHs 18th EXprcsE TrHins ON S!n;u Stem, East aud
Wesh The ll:26 a NJ T,ain cOouects Win Local
Tss !ps. East anu West, on Main Stem. The $50
P. Train connects viii E1prcsa East a. Rarpers
Ferry at C. 81 P VI.
E1. Freight. 30 l2G IeaveE etsuutonat4 % P NJ
-rss.es CLarestnwn at ,.4g 4 ~. and rsacl.os
Harper. Ferry at = 50 \. 81.
EE. Fright. 80. I17 lsavss Har~er'S Fsrr7 ~
ESQ 4. NJ p4'1cE ChArI-st0~n ~ 3.3l A. M aud
arrives at StsuIt"ns "a NJ.
A. p. wOOD, Agent, Harper. Eorry.
TUOS 4 SFARP.
Nov. Is 1874. Ma'tc' OF Transpor tNtiun.
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ADVERTISING RAVES.
bS-TRANSIRNT II BI,s--eAs.pE-

81 Z IL, - -7-------sss isH ss-gg
One oSqusrs q Inch or lens,l 10 weeks.. 81 80
Each subsequent insertion. ;. = "A,
Oae sqnGres three months. !. ....E : a m
One lQupre, Elk months. -, u. ..... s 90
Ono BquHres one =. ;. - :. -. no
ca "a k$Ousio y EaTs.-4FSr County al.
acest, $500 State or copgrossiohal, 5000.
Legal adVertiBements al the published rates.
per line .-.
hS- All Iltraasie1t advertisements duo and coilest.
ebis after she frat insertion. Il 81 -
Liberal Deductions made for Quarter, HaI and
Whole CainhIBs fora AnhuaI5 semi-A Annual and
Quarterly AdvertiSers .,.,; s,.,.-.4.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05
James w. Butt,
R0USE-l0lAER AND CARPENTER,

ChGrlcstOWE, W. Va
CONTRACTS iorEuilding. &c, undertaken and
~ eX"cu:ed in the best manner and in good time,
e. Orders lef, "Spirt" OfTce will receive
prompt attention.
Noven.bAr 3. !SIl-tA2s. -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

lust received large aud varied assortment of
- Limp G"uds consisting in part, of all kinds
md s!zes Of Hand srd Stand La,npa beautiful Par
lor, Studeet; Hall nd Bracelet I.amps, Refectors,
Lanterns. Burners, Chi,nneys, Wi~ks, Shades,
Holders, &C We have also received the. cclebrn.
ted hru mmund Burners and Chimneys which give
almost twice the amount of light of ordinary Bur
IS F HENDERSON & co.
November II. 1874.
4 LAnDIN Security Oil. best in use, will not
n p!odc, 1902 Fire test; h"stqraity Coal Of, for
esle by n. F. HENDERSON A-UO.
GROUND Oil Cake. for Cattle and other stock.
- Tor sale by NE. HENDERSON co.
n f ENTSF0OT. Fiah, Lard. Castor and Black
L Strap Oils, for Harness. Marh inerv. &c at
Nov. ". 1s74. HENDERSON's.
" ALL PAPER.-lOO different styles OF Wall
Paper, for sale by.
t. W.T.. KEARSLEY.
e A STRAL Oil-ron- explnsive-for isle hv
n Dec ?. GEO. w. T. KEARSLEY. -
DRIDE OF VIRGINIA. Grarele7's. Westward
! .HO, Duke of Durham. Leo nd Jolly Roy Snok-
ing FohNccns, for sale hy J. R. RODERICK,
w ELNE. difereat brands of Chewing Tobacco,
/ for sale by - j. RsRODERICE.
yNoG CALLS, for sale by .S:
~ Sept. p, f!T4.. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

A little boy couldn't remember the text
exactly, but thought it was something about
ahawk between two pigeons 1t was, "Wby
halt ye between two opinions 81
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7E
GltAND, sGUA1tL, iaAkU BPhlGIIT
''-- y '''' Il n NO 81 .i55l ....'s

. ii AYE resolved upwards of FIFTY FIRST PRE-
,iiU Ms, and are among the beat now made.
Prices ns low as the exclusive useof the very best
materials ana the mos: thorough vprkma auship will
permit. The principal Planist and cOniposers and
ally. unite TN thesunA nisln verdict of the au.
perpriCy of the SrIt,FF PIANO. The DURABtLI-
If OF our Instruments is fully estAbished by over
SIXTY SCHOOLS "A Nd COLLEGES in the South,
using 900 of our Piauss a
Sole W WhniesAle. Agents for several of tie prin-
cip.I manufactprero Of Gsbinet and ParIor Organs;
Frices from S ~ to $500. a liberal discount 10
ClerggTnen aud Sabbath Schools
large sssortinos. rf Second Eiand P;anos at
prices rangiug from ST5 to $3.50, always on hand.
Send for illustrated Catalogue, con lain iny the
and are using the StleR Piano.
GaAssNf. srIEFF.
WHrerooms. Mo- n. Liberty ST., Baltic, NId.
actoEi,s, q and 60 Camden ST., and 45 aod Al
Perry st. December Is, 1874.
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F1TENT MEDICINES.
- SCHOOL. HOOKS ANnSTA TIoSESY

e.peTsring ,Ik0t rn"st popular Aa.: -eiiSnc re
asde-, AMI also ;he latest Novels Nud finest k,;:ds
n Stationery.
y AZ tac quNlity of Medicines ia a1vsvs of he
1TsRteer iinporta brrh the Physieisn sud his
i'sE5cat1, ~sc make 1t nuT Constant to secure
not the FuTssr Medicines, and b. his !pae
Iae r'tHIi bsi>Inrss. hc Is props
g fH' Pas sici"s' Pr'=cr:tnns aad pound tfcai-
@rsEs dug tine Iat-st ruirs Of
Fasr.necy Tue ru;.lic ca.. confidently rely on
--Ti''E t.ler or=sfrIi't5"E- ~r-Ty ana accurately
nTspaIed =: all HnGrs of the d=T. s'Si night
y g. take tins q rsLurn nv 81 .rrrc
shzaks t"r Ia very iauss patrnnsCc bestowed upon
ae by tls cNnnu ui'y. aud To- express grH Hteiul
:. acknowledgement OF she high appreciation OF my
Ee'lo~ c:tizenA of enrts thern trusting
that may hsAAh!c tn futurc render entire
satiStRctbif To III " hp Sith their cup
port Snd c5nfitsuce GEO 7 LIGHT.
February 20, 1871
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6z!, Es513 a"L Shoes. 1873.
Ch.r!.s'"vn. oct"b"r 90. 1874.
WEST YIRGINEA UNIVERSITY.

T.TCLI. instruction. r,,'l"r all" and experienced
! Professors. ,ip different y partrun's. Lit
crSrv. scren,'fic Agricultural Enri' ertinE Sill
ltsjy. and Prsrsrat"ry. Practical TeL"g, arhv
aid Vocal Mns'c have recently been add Il. An
LE'ce colI"ctlo,s it, G"ologl MIncral"Ev. Com
CIlo'ocy aud PaleOntO!OCv. Z ENpsMscs u"la,atH
I-rn's I.cvn: Fail, Sept. >; Winter, De. , :;
splnG, AArcn II.
Now a-tnNn. v. VI. Snnt. : ~ ON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

When were there only three vowe's in
the alphabet! Before you and were thought
The reason why .murder.wi!i opt'' is be-
cause blood vii! tell
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05
COAL AND WO0D YARD
TO THE PUBLIC.

Prompt anu s1eTEEtlC eEoEts on part WALL Ge-
hands. A. w CRAMER.
CharIcstuwn. Jefferson Co., w. Va.
A FULL line of Paints, Oils and Warn rshc.. at
"A Nov 3, 1874. HESDERSON'S
Ii. sizes Window Glass and the host pntty at
~ Nov. B. 1874 . HENDEESON'S
NOR Extracts Lemon Vanifla Ginger. &C and
i for all fNYorins Essence, &C.. q" to
No" 3. 1874 HENDERS0N's.
EKrHE best quality OF White and Notified CASTLE
Soap HENDERSON & cos.
Nov }. 1874. Sign big Hand
DuRE ground Ssge, thls years cror. :-csa Nad
nice, at HENDERS0N'S.
CMTTHS who"rirE Cough CordieI-a certsin
~ cure Cherry Psctoral Frochea-ior coughs,
cnids, sore throat. BropchiIis. &c Also Wells <
Eddy Catholic Trochcs, forsaIc hy
charlcstowu. G. T.. BELLEE.
UST received Navy Blue. Purple TiugeS Cav
~ Mixed and GIid Mixed Water Proof Cloth :
Cotton Lsps. Canton Fianuels, Gum and Arctic
3 Ovssshoes, and a 10: OF goJd Home Made Yarn
,ssoeks F. I. GROVE.
RFASoNIC RIP for rnentjne CHINA Porcelain,
IL Marble, Wood. Leather, Furniture end in
short every thing ttlRt eau be broken every fam
.Fsbspsry 10, is54. " - G E HELLER.
~ GOOD TEA.-Fresh-5Gun Powder. Young Nv
. III sou, japan, English Breakfast and O,lnrC
Z Teas. for safe by CIV. T KEARSLEY
-i= April II, 1874
DOCKS in -:'.A Library-;Bulver's: TrolIope's,
ID Edwsrds', wnits's, .sad All PoPulHr wTjte,s.
4lSEoHe-2ss 1913. Z---o.l: lIti ny.
-I77RY HAINES' Five Cent Havana Cigars II you
: l. wish good srnoke. - -....
June .. 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

=" Uncle, how do you do? Which would
you ike best work for wages, or part of de
crop?"
'.Waal L. clar, I think bofe de best, if you
Kin only bruns EN- togedeer."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

A GeoD ONE.-Mr. NJ, Of Oxford,
don't object TO having a hired hand do full
days work at least SO VIC should judge from
the following story A short time ago a man
went to his place for work Mr Net
him to plowing forty y-scre field. After he
had piowed faithfully all day, until the sun
was abon. half an hour high. he expressed his
opinion that IT was about time To quit work
''Oh, no" said Mr. NJ, '.you can piow
around six or eight times rs we'll Ss not"
So the hired man plowed around six or
eight times, then went to the house. took
care Of his team, MIXED nine cows, ste his
supper, and found ten o'clock staring him in
the face from the old time piece. Said the
hired maD to Mrs NJ,
.'Where is Mr.. NJ"
The good woman answered HE has re-
tired do you wish to see him ?"
He replied that be- did. After being cOn-
Quoted to the bedroom he said
"Nr NJ. where is the axe p
"Why." said Mr. NJ, s'wbat do you
want with rhe axe ?"
Well. said the hired man, al thought
you might like me to split wood before break
fast is ready"
1t is better to be useful than rich.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

1t is better to be useful than rich.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

FG1ss. E4ss!GfNES Agg CHE>fiCSts,

Co'Si Lahriceri,E S.'-ruI. I.-d lin
-.=a DIS. All %: SIich al he SOLD lew : the
Scis ava: Sfiuid KlsD Goal iii IA,uns
'al1s V.ses Ip"t -ets. F.t,-z ~ ticlee. FiEe- Per
;Ira-vrcs Of the ms-t eopuiar k1:.cs. H"alaci-e.
Rugs A;nhr-'sfn SUrretts ,S-"ainr s:,.ehrA k-rH
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Spirit Of geffefso1lll, !:
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 5, 1915. .

ehsr1estOWn,s 5efers6n county, West Va. /
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

For Hetfy s6arTied and left Helen sole
pistresSs Hsie6 bad recognized befristet
WalkiDg up and down the room, as we hsHe
seen and II was then that Heity badsexs
changed the VOWS THAT were 10 bi6d hcf ior.
life, on that never t0-be-forgottep Nav
YHAR's EVE
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-01
From Stausmyer & Co.

FRIENDS AND PATRONS. desire at
this auspicious season to approach you
with ga Happy New Year. and while
conveying to you this antirnent, pardon
brief allusion to OF past and future
connections with you. During the year
now closing, it was our privilege to be-
come associated with you in succeeding
to the late business of Mr.. Ickes, and
with a singleness of motive-that of
gaining your distinction-we first insti-
tuted jealous efforts by keeping little
of everything-and that little in its
line-of the most genuine and desirable
character, on THE SIEREsT PROFITS FOR
CASH. We soon discovered that policy
to be good-abundant success crowned
our efforts-and unswerving we have
pursued it. Your esteemed patronage
has more than assured us it is not sim
ply the cheapest that wins, "but as the
laborer is worthy of his hire, so is the
integrity and square dealing of the mer-
chant entitled to distinctive patronage.
Actuated by the result Of the past, we
therefore take courage on the threshold
Of another year, and approach you with
expressions of gratitude, and assurance
for the future. You, as our patrons,
shall ever find us to submit only THE
BEsT-the most satisfying-even the
cheapest the market will afford, conso-
nant with quality and scarcity. AS we
buy and sell for cash, small prafts and
quick returns rank us beyond competi-
ton. If but your esteemed patronage
is extenden to us during rs, as we have
shared it in IA, we pledge you the adj
vantages shall be mutual-ours be the
duty to please, yours to appreciate-and
once our customers, you shall ever find
us your obliged and obedient servants to
the ninutest detail of our business,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-01
VI Sad Cnse ofIntempernnce.

Hon. James r. Hubbell, of Deleware,
ex-Speaker of the Ohio House of Repre-
sentatives, ex-M Member of Congress, was
found in piteous state of intoxication,
by Patrolman Wilcox, last evening, and
was lodged in the station house to be
taken care of. This is the third time
within few weeks that it has become
necessary for his good to lock him up.
He appeared before Mayor Bull this
morning wearing fine suit of clothing
which was literally saturated with blood.
The spectacle was sorrowful indeed to
those who knew him in the prime of
political life.
A clean-cut cash under his nose, pen
etratmg to the jaw bone, received, he
knew not how, bled profusely during the
night, CLOTHING his clothing with hard
masses of blood. He is a lawyer of fine
ability, and generous hearted man.
He stated to Mayor Bull that he
had lost his wife and two children
by death, and much of his property, hay
ing paid $4,000 bail money this year.
He is about 30 years of age. The sta
ton officials dressed his wound and did
all they conld to make his unpleasant
situation more comfortable. He was
nervous; almost wreck; and could not
eat. PatrOlman Domigan was detailed
to take him home. In politics Mr.. Hub
bell commenced as a Republican. He
Johnsonized, and, subsequently, became
a Democrat. His condition is deplora-
BILE, awakening the keenest sympathy
of ALL columbus Dispatch oath.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-01

To THE PUBIIC.-In grateful recog-
milton for past support would respect
fully call attention to my extensive and
increasing display of household and Of
fee furniture, in which claim my stock
to be equal with any, in point of price,
material and manufacture, found in the
city. Though only in business during
the latter portion of the declining year,
yet my name is doubtless familiar to
many of you, notafew of whom it has
been my privilege to serve with un-
bounded satisfaction, and whose much
esteemed patronage it is my privilege to
retain. Ny motto is universally known.
/ seek only to give absolute cash value
TO cash, customers and deny being un-
dersoled by the best. In every depart
ment Of my business Ibuy for cash, and
selling for leash, experience no hesita-
ton in assuring satisfaction every time.
Those from the country will find my
store particularly adapted to their re-
quirements-I seek no artificial prices
scorn to "make fish of one and fowl of
ahother'-but the level principle Of a
good, fair and square trade may inva-
riably be relied upon at my store.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-01
From Thompson & Co.

FRIREDs AND NEIGHBoRs.- Another
year has just been added to the long es-
tablished character Of our firm, and we
trust, with a satisfaction to our patrons
equally commensurate with the pleasure
Iit hasafforded us to experience the mark
ed improvement in our trader Ouraim
has ever been to be unexcelled in our
business. Whether builders, house
hold OF agricultural hardware has been
sought for, it has been characteristics
effort on our part to duly meet each and
Ievery clam made upon our large and
increasing stock, In the way of stoves
we have ever striven to excel, and re-
.gardless Of outlay or responsibility, kept
fully apace with the leading markets for
cook or parlor stoves, ranges &C., our
leading makes at present-the renowned
"Fashion" cook stove and the "Shining
Light parlor stove-defying all com
peers. Nor have we been less studious
in the interests of the farming commu-
nifty agricultural impliments forming
an important branch of our business
in which the famous Oliver Chill Plow
still stands ahead of anything yet inven-
ted. We do not prefer to allude to the
minor departments of our trade, but
simply taking it as a whole-viewing its
steady growth in the past year-we
heartily tender our warmest thanks to
one and all for favors received, while
we venture to hope for continuance of
the same through the coming year, and
assure our old customers, as well as new,
that in no particular shall the jealous
efforts and past experience of THOMPSON
& Co., be found wanting to retain the
distinctive reputation they have so long
enjoyed
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-01

We regret to have to record a some
what serious accident that befel Mr..
David Smith Kelley, in the service of
Messrs. Stausmyer & Co., Of this city,
which occurred on Christmas Eve. Mr..
Kelley had been out by the fair grounds,
with the dilivery wagon, and having de-
hvered some goods at Mr. Geo. Daviss,
was turning round to return home. The
center of the road having been newly
gravelled and thrown very high, the
wagon capsized, the horse also being
thrown down. A Mr.. Kennedy being
near, and seeing the accident, ran to the
scene, had the horse unstrapped and
Mr.. Kelley removed into Mr.. Davis's,
A boy brought the horse to town, in
formed DR.. Myers, Zone of the firm of
Stausmyer & Coz and that gentleman
Immediately repaired to the scene. He
found Mr.. Kelley suffering much pain,
but soon discovered there was neither a
fracture OF dislocation, though his knee
and shin were badly confused and
strained. He was subsequently removed
to Mr. Ickes's, on Croghan street, where
he is slowly recovering. The wagon
was slightly broken, but the horse es-
capped any material injury.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-01
From Schwartz Bros.

CITIZENS, and iuhabitants generally of
Sandusky County-As practical mechan-
les in our craft, you are doubtless aware
we were induced to enter into business
for ourselves, on State street, during the
past year-relying exclusively to our ex-
perience and aptitude for business in Sc
curing a share ofpatronage and support.
Nor has that reliance been misplaced,
when we, with pardonable pride, sur
vey our present gratifying position. In
carpenter, cabinet work, or as general
undertakers, we confidently claim our
selves equal to any and every emergency
that may come along, in proof of which
we earnestly desire no better test than
being brought in fair and Impartial com
petition with any similar business house
in or outside of the city. Though com
paratively young firm, our ample and
diversified stock, spacious and fully ap-
pointed show rooms, together with the
abundant facilities at our command to
turn out the finest work at bottom prices,
are facts highly gratifying to us in as
suring of the success of our business.
As regards the future, all we ask is, that
during 1915 we may not be overlooked
when our services could be secured to
advantage and profit over houses less
versed in the mechanical intricacies of
our business. In addition to our replete
stock of furniture we have one of the
most imposing hearses in the State-a
splendid line Of cofiins, shells, caskets,
&C., and shall invariably be found to ex-
ercise the strictest promptitude, integri-
y, and economy in the execution of all
orders with which we may be favored.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-01
New Bridges,

Two fine iron bridges have just been
completed in this county by Mr.. ]. P,
Elderkin, contractor, of this city. One,
a very fine arch bridge, spanning Mud
Greek, is near Mr.. Michael Foughts,
Washington township, and the other is
truss bridge crossing the same creek
near Mr.. Jas. Inman's, Greensburg,
Scott township. Each are SO feet span,
IA feet roadway, with a capacity of 1000
pounds to each hnial foot, and the iron
work was constructed at Canton, Ohio.
They may be fairly credited with being
two of the finest of the kind in the State.
and afford fattering testimony to the
superior Judgment of our commissioners
in constructing more substantial and de
sirable bridges than have characterized
the past.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-01
NEW YEAR
@ r e Ell % @ s
FROM OUR
TRADESPEOPLE
NEW YEAR
From S. Bnckland & Son.

To OUR FRIEND AND CUsToArERs.- 1t
is with more than ordinary pleasure we
salute our customers with a "Happy
New Year" on the accession of our bust
ness upon the 25th year Of its establish
ment-quarter of a century, In that
protracted period, what numerous
changes have ensued-how insignificant
was our city then to now-and how com
paratively few were its tradesmen, and
how many and pleasing associations
cluster around the good old firms of
yore, which still ply their business with
even increased facilities and increasing
energy. The young mature under the
direction of the more venerated, and so
we find handed down all the worthy
characteristics which have fostered and
matured in public estimation the excel
lent firms referred to. Our aim has eyer
been the conduct Of such a business,
and the unlimited patronage has more
than compensated our jealous efforts to
keep good faith with the public Our
pharmacy is made the exclusive care Of
our efficient and experienced pharmacu-
tist, while the drug department com
prises tinctures, syrups, chemicals,
powdered drugs, &C., all of which are
selected by competent buyers. Nor is
there any lack of patent medicines, fancy
articles, perfumeries, oils, soaps, paints,
&c. In books, periodicals, papers, sta
tionery &C., we shall ever be found to
offer the most complete selections in the
city. Inschool books or school stationery
we have everything required by the
pupil or teacher In fact, in no detail
is our stock found wanting. Those of
our old customers, as well as new ones,
have our congratulations on the dawn of
another year. We trust that prosperity
may alike attend their efforts, as also
ours, in the coming year, and that for
many succeeding years we may alike be
spared to interchange friendly greetings