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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-18
ACard.

To WHOM II MAY CoNoERN:-I Gibbs
Hungerferd de affirm that for years. i
have been afflicted with fistula and piles,
and have suffered terribly, 1 was, very
much Of the time, confined to the 4bed
1 consulted my physicians, but they
gave me no relief. grew rapidly worse.
My weight then was 130 pounds. Ny
usual weight in health is 160 pounds. 1
was encouraged by my friends to CON
suit Dr. Wilford. Under his treatment
l commenced to gain. 1 am now entire
ly well, thanks to his wonderful skill. I
have seen and known many cases treated
by DR.. W., where the cure was equal to
mine. l do most earnestly and sincere
ly recommend my friends, and all who
read this, that are at all afflicted with
any form of disease, to consult DIR. Will
ford, at No. 142 st. Clair street, Toledo,
o., as 1 am very sure he can do you
good. am well known in the city and
country about here, having lived where
1 now do, in Bedford, Monroe county,
Michigan, for more than twenty years.
GiBBs HUNGERFoRD.
This is fair sample of letters re-
ceived daily by DIR. Wiford. All those
needing medical treatment would do
well to call on him. Consultation free.
17tf.
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Lectnra.

Rev. DIR. A. G. Byers will lecture on
Monday next, in the NJ. E. church, at
Fremont, on the subject Of ''Prison Re
form, Lecture free, To commence at
8 o'clock.
He will organize county temperance
league at the same place on Tuesday, at
2P. NJ. Temperance people from the
different parts Of the county are earnest
ly requested to be present and aid.
BE will also lecture on Tuesday even
ing in the interest of the ladies' temper.
Unce league in Birchard Hall. The pub
lie are respectfully invited attend.
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SCHWARTZ BROS. AGAIN TO THE
FRONT.

They Improve Their Show Rooms
Extend Their Stock--Change the LO
cation Of their FactOry---Lay in New
Machinery, and afford Unmistaka,
BILE Evidence Ofa prosperous Trade
Never were we more surprised thar
on paying a visit to the excellent furni-
ture and undertaking rooms of Schwartz
Bros, last week, when we found they
had Just effected improvements of quite
an extensive character. Their store,
located near the junction of State and
Justice streets, originally consisted Of
several rooms, with a email finishing
shop behind, but to our astonishment
we now found the partitions taken down
the store proper 70 feet K 20 feet,
with two departments up stairs--one de-
voted to finishing off work, the other is
stocked with coffins and other articles
pertaining to undertaking. In the way
of goods they appear to have almost
doubled their stock of two months ago,
and are admirably prepared to supply
anything in the trsde-haying two ssmi-
detached store rooms filed beside the
large display. in their chief store But
making specially of custom work
their trade having. grown largely-andl
as, they were compelled to secure, better
Accommodation, they have abandoned
their East Side factory, and secured a.
wing of Bowlus' factory, near the depot,
a shop of 40 feet K, % feet,
with the use of steam power. Here
they are now putting in five new ma
chimes, very fine, and are expecting 10 |
secure others. They have everything
itted up in excellent order and appear
to BE- tupnins quite trade, J We Ialso
noticed they have recently secured one
IF the finest teams Of black horses that
ravel on..our streets. , THEY are for tlieir
plendid hearss, and we understand :
hey are shortly to make their appear
nee Id a very handsome set Of new
mounted harness, being specially gotten
Up by Mr., Kridler. z AS wa have always
aid, there is no firm in our city has !
hown greater spirit of enterprise, ]
rom time to time-than the Schwartz {
Bros, and il is truly. gratifying. to. OBJ
erve how Steadily their trAdelias grown, :
rom a.small beginning to one of consider {
bic importance, They are both practi- {
aImen rindefatigable workers and Ger
ainly merit the consideration and sup :
ort of our town'speople. We cannot too (
irongly commend them either for work g
lanship-material or moderate prices
nd trust we may continue to see them !
ing flourish for the future in equal ra- s
o with their prosperity in the past. II
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And san Fremoni liroms.

Turn where one wfll, improvements
and new buildings are in hand. We no
hee Jacob Drum is erecting nice two
story house on Ambnose Och's addition,
off the Pike, West End. Geo. Cellar is
also putting up house, for which the
foundation ia already laid on the. corner
Of franklin and State street, while
J. G. Ernstisimproving the formerstreet,
also, with a neat two story house. Mr..
z. Ross is putting up very nice frame
residence on Mr.. o. Balls addition. iusi
outside the corporation line, and j.
Horn has a neat brick house under way,
at the back Of the Albright Church, on
Court street. d. June & Son are push
ing along with Ginn's block on Front
street, while the old Cooper House
block is receiving finishing touches.
We have several other items on our nots
book, but must defer them till nexi
Feek.
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Worth its Weight In Gold.

/. . Il
Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
covery in medicine is DACosTA's RADI-
CAL CURE for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach CostiVeness, Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite, distress after eating
and all disorders caused by indigestion
or deranged liver. Its results are as
tonishing, and sure relief is guaranteed
in every case where it is faithfully used.
It tones up the, stomach, regulates the
live, restotes the natural appetite,
strengthens the delicate, and expeis all
morbid buidors from the system. Ty-
phoid and Bilious fever might in almost
every case be prevented by its timely
use. Trial size 10 cents. A very few
doses will relieve, and Little persever-
6ncelctIfs you. Sold by Gnrst & IIhayer,
State street, Fremont. .g 22y1eow
|. H.a
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On Saturday morning last, a boz
named George Wolf, aged five or siz
years, son of George Wolf, farmer, O.
Riley Township, was playing in a fielC
where there was young colt, when the
animal suddenly kicked him ont the fore
head, inaicting serious wound almost
from eye to eye. DIR. STAN was imme-
diately summoned, who rendered every
possible surgical aid. and we are glad to
earn, the little fellow is rapidly recoy-
ering. io Ha o3 5su7ral5Ur .f. mode 5sr
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1t is useless to attempt to cleanse a
stream while the fountain is impure.
Dyspepsia, complaints of the liver and
kidneys eruptions Of the skin, scrofula,
headaches, and all diseases arising from
impure blood, are at once removed by
Dr. 5WAIKER's CALIFORNIA, VINEGAR
BrrTERs, the great and infalIibIe purifier
of the blood, and renovator of the
system. 1t has never beer. known to fail,
provided the patient had not delayed
using it until tAe'vitality 81 his system
vas too far gone. s1js s4saW g 24-27
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Cant.

- There is nothing 1 hate 20 much as
Cant. 1t is a sure sign Of tricky dis
position. If you see a fellow Cant, clap
your hands on your pocket book and
look sharp, orhe willsteal it sure as you
are alive. And If a man Cant in politics,
he'll sell If he gets chance you may de-
pend. Law and physics are just the
same, and every mite as bad. If a law
yer takes to Cant its like fox taking to
geese-he'l eat up his auditors. If a
Doctor takes to it he's quack. The
Lord have mercy on you, for he WON'T.
I'd sooner trust my chance with naked
hook at any time, than with one half
covered with bad bait. The fish will
sometimes swallow the one without
thinking, but they get frightened at the
other and turn tail and are off like shot.
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Fremont Star City Flodring Mill.

: 49,
The above excellent mill, now estab-
lished since 1860, was never in so -four
ishing condition as at this present time.
1t is fine brick structure, three stories
high, 3Sx48ft., and wing 20x3Oft., with
storage capacity for grain of about 5000
bushels. The present firm running it
are all practical men, and consists Of S.
Royce, II. Koons and d. R. Koons,-
trading under the style of ssas
Royce KooNs & co.
1t is now some five to six years since
they took possession, the business at
that time being SO comparatively insig-
nificent 1t was with difficulty it was kept
running. These men, however, put a
shoulder to the wheel, with the advantage
ofla first class reputation as hiiIlers, and
soon got the business into shape. Ali
the machinery, engine and gearings
we're alike overhauled, and successful
effort was made to produce hrst-class
flour and feed, which was quickly dis
covered by farmers, and the result has
been that the business has grown to
over six times its original extent. They
have also just put in q, new shutting
machiney known a. the .''Empife Grain
Decorticator," one of the best known
in the world for dressing OF, cleaning
gram. Il has cost them neefIy Zoo and
is capable of running through 25 to 35
bushels an heGr. They have, three run of
sstto9nen7two for wheat and one for corn and
oats, all Of which are kept running
pfettyilong days and not nnfreqaently
day and night. The engine is one of
Klotz & Kromer's excellent 75-horse
power, and is run with remarkable stead
mess by ]. Garnes, an engineer of some
experience.9 Theyt keep two teams de.
livering through the city and for ship
ment by rail, Their brands of -four being
paf6ddlaF lATofites in tins city, as wen
as in many others north east, west and
sodth-particularly in Ottawa and Lick
Ing counties. With their present faciI-
ties they have run as high as 36 bushels
per hour, but their average is
about $50 bushels per day. They have
already spent over 81, 800 on improve
msnts, and are still contemplating
further facilities, There is, one great
advantage to farmers, their specially is
the performance of custom work, and
on comparison we find, for the past
twelve jnionths, they have been paying
from t@o'to three cents per. busheI over
Clyde, Bellevue and other adjacent mar
kets. This, more than ever, confirms
in our minds ths exceptional advantages
offered to farmers in this district to
adopt Fremont as their exclusive mar
ket, and we assure them there is no
mill in Northwestern Ohio can produce.
them finer goods. or AFFORD them better
prices than RoYoE, KooNs & Co. They
have our hearty congratulations.
----..1u
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Serious case Of somnambuIIsm.


1t is rarely our duty to report a case
of the above character, and well is it,
If the results therefrom average the in
juries occasioned in the case in question.
During May last journeyman painter,
from Glasgow, England, came to the
boarding house of Mr.. J. M. Renshler,
on the1Easf side, aud UP TO the present
has resided there. On two previous oc-
oAaions heafOse from his couch il the
midnight and attempted to pass out q
the window, but was prevented by other
dodgers sleeping in the same room. On
Saturday efeHipgs howsxmARE nraeler
Sunday morning, he returned about two
o'clock, apparently sober, and went; to
bed. Somewhere in theueighbcrhood Of
twenty minutespast two he quietly arose,
made for the window, opened it and
walked out falling on to- the sidewalk
below with heavy thug that awakened
his room companions, One Of them
rushed to the room Of Mn. Renshler and
told him Of the occurrence, while almost
simultaneously Mat. Free, the night po-
lice, battered at Mr.. RenshleF's door
he having seen the rnfortunate 1nanfall.
Mr., r., and one Of the dodgers, named
Rhodes went down, when the latter and
Mat. Free carried the poor fellow up
stairs. DR.. GssSner was Immediately
sent for and rendered every, asaistance,
but could not detect any bones broken.
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Us Your IA6e7vorth1OCent

Is YOJtI' Llfep worth 10 Cents.
Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
bedy complains Of some disease during their
life. When sick, the object is, 10 get well;
now we say plainly that no person in this
world that is suffering from Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint and is effects, such as Indigestion,
Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomsch,
pressed Spirits, Biliousness. &C., can take
GREENS AUGUST FLowkR without gesting re-
lief and cure. If you doubt this, 90 to your
Druggist, or Thomas, Grund & Lang, and get
! sample bottle for 10 cents and try It. Reg
ular size 70 cents. Two doses will relieve
you. a. -ala n 4Syleow
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Arion Society Concert.

Y This friday evening the Arion So
ciety Of NQywalk, will give q concert at
Opera Hall < They are notable musi-
clans, and combine some of the very
finest talent among the G7oeaiists, With
an equally high order Of INSTRUMENTAL
performers! Among the singers are
Miss Pennywell, Soprano, Lottie F.
Strong, Contralto, and o. D. Harley,
tenor. Miss Kate Pease is pianist, aud
the Arion Orchestra, which accompanies
them, consists of a number of excellent
musicians The programme offered,
is an attractive one, and will doubtless
call out full house. In Norwalk end
vicinity they have invariably drawn
houses, and are very. highly
spoken of by the press in the cities
where-they have appeared Remember
The concert takes place this evening.
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NEWS ITEMS.


Anothef revoIntoh seems 10 be thfsat.
ening Spain, and tbs boy KIfonsO, win
soon disappear,
The tug boat r. r. Hi6ora, VA.
blown to atoms, at Buffalo, on the 10th.
Three men were killed by the explosion.
France was visited by destructive
storm the 9th, dnting which the CITY Of
Paris suffered II, 100000 francs. Near
the Pyranees eleven persons were killed
by the prostration Of one house.
On the both of May, the Steamship
vicksburg was caught in field of ice,
on her trip from Quebec for Liverpool,
and was damaged so that she sunk.
Forty lives we're lost out of total Of
ninety-three.
James Hill, late Chief of the Cleve-
land Fire Department, abandoned his
family and home, last week, and left for
parts unknown. A woman whom he
had been supporting for some years left
about the same time, and they are sup
posed to have ''gone west, 10 grow up
with the country" His family was left
in destitute circumstances.
On Saturday last fire broke out in a
tank containing 10000 gallons Of coal
oil, at the brilliant Oil Works near Pitts
burg, and communicated to another
tank containing like amount An ex-
plosion followed which threw the burn-
ing oil in all directions setting fire to a
large ware house and board house in
which were several thousand empty bar.
rels, all of which were destroyed. The
loss aggregates $3.50, 900, with an insur-
ance of $4,000.
Cleveland has . wood preserving com
pany organized which proposes TO oper
.te extensively bythelT lThilmauyprooess, +
Which forces out the sap by an immense
team pressure, and the steam being re-
moved, sdlphate Of copper in solution is
orced into the wood and afterwards it I,
eceiVes a bath Of chloride Of Barium.
which, combining with the other, forms
n insoluble SALE called snlphate Of ba-
yta. 1t is claimed to be then, changed 2
n character so that it cannot be des-
royed. j
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Remaining in the Fremont Post Office
uncalled for, June 10, 1875. i1d
Mrs. Mary L. Berniss, Johnny Brown
Brunz & Shoemaker, Louis Clark, Mrs
Sania Clark, Lu Diedler, Arabella E
Finks, ID. Goodfriend, Miss Alice Gal
lagher W. s. Gardner, David Harley,
o. King Joachim Sangerman, Henry A,
Miller. Mary Ann Meyer, Ruth Mott,
VIM. Mooney, Joseph Sevits, Hannah
Still, Seapold Stem, Frank Joseph
Smith, Oren Sailor, Jas. Warren, Jno.
Willis. ror
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E775.
1875,

T7T5. h 1878.
We Marth Washington Tea Party and
Supper
To be attended at ye Hall oi Fabing
q Hime-otherwise known as Opera
Hall, in ye towne Of Fremont on ye oath
day of ye sixth month, Ammo Domini
1875.
A lyste of divers goodlie tunes and
likewise worldly songs to be sunge,
for ye benefit of ye folks who meet at
Parson Chittenden's meeting house at
ye streetes known as Main and Court.
Ye supper will begin al six O'Clock
and table set till after Candle lyte. Ye
entrance mite will be 2 shilling, and ye
mite for ye supper will be 2 shillings.
Martha Washington and divers other
goodlie and honorable men and women
win be in becomynge custome.
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BOWery Dance,

The public are informed there will be
a bowery dance in Hague's Grove, in
Ballville township, about five miles from
Fremont Saturday July Sd, 1876, to
which they are invited. Mackin's band
will furnish music for the occasion.
Lemonade, Ice Cream, and other re-
freshments can be obtained on the
grounds. 9. 2526
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Horace b Clafiil Indicated. For Re.
ceiving Crooked Shks.

New YORK, June 9.-The grand Jury
of the, Uniteds Statesh Cireuik Court to-
day found Indictments against Horace
B. Olafiin Of the dry goods house OF II.
b. Clafiin & Co., and William H.. Tai
colt, silk buyer of tho firm, for compi-
city in the recent silk smuggling frauds.
There are three indicttnents against Tai
cott charging him with receiving and
concealing smuggled silks, Three in.
dictments were found against III,
Olafin & Co., the first of which contains
four counts charging them with conceal
six cases Of smuggled silks valued at
$50, 900, on the 21st of April, 1873. The
second indictment containssixteen counts
and charges them with at various times
during the years 1872 and 1873 feceiv-
ing and concealing quantities of valuble
shks.T Hhe' third indictment contains
twehty-eight counts, charging them with
having received and sold large quanti-
ties Of silks, well knowing them to have
been imported into the United States
contrary to law. The names of the
members of the firm who are also indict-
ed are as follows:
Horace B. Clafin, John Clahin, Ed
ward E. Eames, Horace J. Fairchild,
VIM. s. Dunn, Daniel Robinson and
William A, Talcott. e .lfm1s
In addition to the indictments against
81. b. Clafin & Co., the United States
Grand Jury presented indictments
against Charles W. Felid, Aaron Felid,
John J. Morris and VIM. d. Fenner,
for receiving and concealing upwards of
$500, 900 worth of smuggled silks during
the year 1874.
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An Error.

1t having been published that the
Light Guard Orchestra would furnish
music for the ball given under the au-
spices of the 72d Regiment, at Opera
Hall Thursday evening, 1 would re-
spectfully inform the people that the
Light Guard Orchestra, has not been en-
gagged, and do not furnish music for
said ball. F. FABNe,
Business Manager.
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though injuries Of most serious char
acter had been inflicted both internally
and externally. HIS nameis Henry Nc
Sterwick, single man, and we believe
Of steady habits. At latest accounts he
Was recovering slowly. Ff
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sunday Bruising.

"
On Sunday last, the Negro and Irish
element of our city became more than
excited. During the afternoon, some
colored men on State street, had been
indulging freely of an elevating bever-
age, when two of them resorted to the
sidewalk, in front Of saloon, and in
dulged lively pounding on each 9th
er's craniums with huge paving stones.
Finding neither could possibly make an
impression by muscular force, they mu-
tually adiourped-it is said-in quest of
a pile driver, but we have not heard OF
them meeting again since-nor has
Mayor Dickinson since interviewed them.
On the same evening, in the vicinity oi
the depot, some F'sons of the Emerald
Isle" also got at "cross purposes, and
adjourning to the street, improved the
occasion BY sesorting tSi stones, which,
however, told different tale on Hiber-
nian skulls, for ruby flowed freely, and
with demoralized heads they ultimately
withdrew before becoming q prey TO- the
iron grasp of'eur city MArshAllF When
our Mayor does investigate one 4 81 the
Sunday broils, we trust he VIII admins
ter such punishnspt % tie boys as IS will
teach ga them their duty IN aciYilized COM
Tnunity. go ellll'i ~ = VA "a
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..nriYes,, I'm Dry Goo,ls.

Down, down, they go. Special bar
gains in Dress Goods. Cheaper than
eyerl Everybody invited to come and
see for themselves, and obtain bargains
while this opportunity is given.
WAGNER & ZEIGLER.
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We Nor1cr that Q. P. Shuman, at
his room in Odd Fellows Block, is
taking a new style Of photograph which
is very handsome. His pictures are
almost faultless. Call in and see him.
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Excursion Tickets to Colorado.

$2I REDUCTION. From May 10Th 70 October 18th
the st. Louis, Kansas City q Northern Short Line
will sell excursion tickets ST. LOUIS TO DENVER
AND RETURN, for $40, for ninety days from date.
For circular OF VALAUBLE rJFoRNA TIoN RELATIVE
TO COLORADO, address P. D. Groat, Gen1 Passen-
ger Agent st. Louis, Kansas City 8 &Northern Short
Line having extraordinarily nne accommodations
and connections for Colorado, excursion parties
prefer taking this line. Excursion tickets sold by
connecting lines, and At Ticket once 81. Louis,
Kansas City a Northern Short Line, Ne. ll3
NSFth FouFth Stee6, Louis, No. Don't
tailtO send Tor Circular.
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Castoria is more than substitute for Castor
OIL. II is the only safe article In existence which
is certain assimilate the food, regulate the bow
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol
and Y pleasant totake, Chiidrenneed not cry and
mothers may reets
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"a I'VE 1sr0eK.

{ l9N "a t4fk sroeK. 1VlT9kI
BUFFALO, June 10.
CATTLB-Receipts 1900 head, making q total for
the week OF S0I0. The market continued active at
yesterdays prices and ruled strong on good stock;
common quality, half tat, dull, dragging and IA
&c of on last week z quotations. Good and best
quality about all sold.
HHEEP 4ND EkNBs-The receipts were ESQ head
making total for the week Of 900 head. The
market was active. Ohio clipped, averaging "a
and 80 pounds, - T6a5 25.
HOqB-lhe receipts were 1900 head, making a
total for the week Of e5Q0 head, Market dead only
one deck OF common Workers sold at 81 20; York
ers 81 sO9T 20; heavy hogs " 90.
EAST LTBEnTY, June 10.
Receipts to-day were 15lT head, making $500
head for two days; % cars Of todays arrivals were
through stock, balance for yard sale; supply RoOd
aud market active; quality common 70 good; very
few EXTRA noehungs IN prices frpp yesterdays re-
sHnEP-Receipts to-day were 500, head making
llo1e for last two days; clipped at - bo95e0
Hoas-Ihe receipts were 2oI0 head, making f234
head for two days paet, Workers ~ sO9I 40
PhilAdelphias 81 s09f ~.
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One hundred new Domestic Sewing
Machines, 0 at Lepp6lman'S Emporium.
Prices greatly reduced. Call if you
wish to buy cheap , " 1925