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New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NvyYogK Oct l-BFRyEs- offerings to-day were 7S
ca or S4 tSe total % for tie last io6r DAYS
522O for the corresponding four days last week
prime were Tne slapghterng interest wa not
tSt @ sT wsII a 1reny dull and sellers were glad 10 dis
socker sold at s52 head Or about &C. 10 TO dress 90 70 70
Ga 29c y H. TO dress 70 and or Texas and Cherokee
Ssy that Prices viii go any lower present with cooler
weather for the next few days some improvement is looked
The droye at Jersey city were II cara for Il Never cars
Tor dudley ( POST cars for Kahn Brown and car for
H. Meyer his account 81 Kansas steers strong
STl sy55 Gd s. eN S al o. to dress Sc S &c d cwt at
Martin Fuller Co. sod for J. Martin SO Texans 52 cwt
average at e9.c y D. to dress 50 ID to The gross cw ~
Charles Kahn sold for Kahn Brown, 80 mountain Ken
gross cw Tor Kahn q r. - Cherokee steers cTt at Sc
b. e. H. Westaener SOLD for F. Jaynt us Illinois steers
svOpe r., 81 mixed dos A@1 eNt a. g@ @ lie 10 a5ss
he 20 dress 81 D for Stacy sben, 20 OHIO heers and
D %STei sold for Morris waixel lOe common Illinois
s'ffr 2ye 8 At steS %eTe 2cafs for r. C. Eastman
cars Brothers, cars for Coon Thompson, car for
+ C. Eastman sold his account 80 colorado 'eers
owt i56 illinois DO 90 cw at 1OdlOc to dress So u, and
ts eo seaPt cMb az a, gS 70 ars S no. "A Colorado steers
"a cwt average lQc r. to dress 70 n to the gross cst
Tss cwt fal2c D. to dress 57Gjs TO the gross
Clark cold 10 extra Canada bulls LAO average, at
yi2c 4 70, live weight. 90
sEFP AND LANHATTivals to-day % cars at Jersey
Ciy II Forty eighth ST. and cars at sxuethst-a
total OF head making 2OS57 for the last -FOUR
days against 857 for the corresponding time last week
trade and the dgest Of all dull markets was the
common among the dealers 20 day lew sheep were
sold al 5dGc h and some lambs al 64d7l4c 10 Whe az
80 carloads remained unsod in the pens ana the market
flcsed 6at. .e =, -, =, ., .ovo.o 80.
A. m 1872 do ~ 67sc l64 state do, az 70, 6t ftc 20
do III D. st7c state sheep llO n At eAc IL d0 lol
lanes Rry sold I96 Canada lambs 70 average at 7o
m 33 STATE and Canada do n az 7ltc; 81 state lambs
b Tiec; so DO 10 1 at7Sc 10 State sheep III d. AZ
McaTSs sold ~ state sheel lO7 average at &C. Sn
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
ArorICE nf the SALE of Lands and Tene

Il
\ nrnts for Unpaid Assossments-Ciy Of Neg.fOrk n
ibe ctol OF Andrew Creeu Comptroller OF the Chy OF
Work he undcrs ned hereby gives public notice puisu
ant t M provisions Of the act entitled An act IOr the col
lection of assessments aud CrOton water rents IN the
CIV OF New,YoTk, and to amend the seyeri acls
TaiStive thereto" passed April T. 1871, that inc re
s0""tive owners Of all the lands and tenaments on
Which assessments have been laid and o0nhned, ani
arc row due and unpaid, and have remained Que ana
nad snce the confirmation Of said assessments fof reg
atlng grainc curb gutter and paving streets ggn8 Llle
walks and cross Sak fencing and filling lots unMhg sewers
cyers underground drains &c, confirmed pCf 10 January
1870 are reaured pay the amount OF the assessen so
e and remaining unpaid 20 the Clerk OF Arrears at ms once
i'm mo Finance Deparnfnt in the New Court house, n tns l
of together ~th the interest thereon at tle
twelve pcr cent to tie time OF pay ueh WIN he
charges Of this notice and advert rtiseneiit -. I'D.
4 default made in sicl payments Sucf iauu1
and enemonts will sold at public auction at the New Court
6nuse In the CITY HAL PARK, in the city OF Ne"1 ok, on
October . 1873 at twelve O'Clock, hOo 0F e
term OF wears which shaI Oer 70 take te
ane I'm consideration Of advancing the amount OF e assess
1nont o due and unpaid and the interest thereon rs aOI
m the time OF tho sale together with the charges OF s
C aud advertisement and all Other charges and costs ac
rupd Thereon and that such sale VIII be continued oh e
10 lime until all lands and tenements hero adVerse lor
sale shall be sold. . - -, ,...u., ,,..ou,o,.
ownership Of the property Oh Wmcn
e assessment and unpaid, Is published IN pam
hef and that copies of the pamphlets are deposited IN te
Arrears III the FINANCE Department. anu
will be delivered any person applying LOT Lne same
'' w As CADY. Clerk OF Arrears.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02

STOCKS Oi IIOyis0ns AZ Lvclp10 OCT J, 100; ft Vu,
ESQ fsrces Iiecf Sew; $500 cIccs; Pork old 20 bD
PORK New 1850 buls. Bacon, 1O50J bO1cs; Hams 233O
boyr shoulders 800 Cheese, lJUOO DoNesi Lard,
2.S5O tons. 80, a., --.-
LGyBoT oct l--l2So p m.-Consos 93 80 Tor both money
aud c account United states bOuts 1908 old, 1862 Now
FiYes lO4o. I.e Railway shares, l4's - .
IoNDOS oct 1-l:30 p. mPaI1s aiNices quote Rentes al
6jf. 2Jc. , MI. LEI.
IoNpoN oct 1870 p. m.-The am0uut OF bullion with
In from the Rank OF England balance to-day is 966COO
LONDON oct p .-Consos fOr money, 95 !ls Tor the
occouut J3a. Pari. atyces quote Rcntcs at 6Jf jOc
JONoN, oct lib p. mCOns0ls, So 1913 lOf Do'h money
TnNnoN Oct $50 p. m.-Rcfnol Petroleum. 10d Tallow,
536aJ3t g Cwt. for iSi5. 40, r.-
cake no 5GalO 10 per Spirits OF IuIpentne, 70 Ia
2lI per cwt ~
LONDON NARKLT-0CT. /.
ROsn-Comuim .'"'"''' % % q i'm
;iIc-SpiIits. ts...... Stt'uy
PARIS oct l--EIchange on London 26f 2lc. ior shoI'
Nkrnnr oct -Lnltea states bonds Fiyos. 99la
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
Business Gbanrcs.
Goruoraiion Notices.

NOR PAVING.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
H. received by the Public Works Department unnl oct
sTL at 10 o'clock M tor paving and avenues For
nartcnlaTs zee City Record, sold at No. city HAIL
NOR COAL.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be
received by the Public Works Department until The 3th
a ~ 0ctober 1870 al l2 O'Clock M, FOR al kinds OF COAL
For particulars see City Record. Copies sod at NO CITY
Hall
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
Sorses, Carriages, 6arness, &e

Dorses, Vnrrld9es, BdrHFeS, NJ
DEADY-MADE HORSE BLANKETS,
i'm large variety OF grades and suitable ior All uses In
ending those for Carriage Dress Travelling wagon, ana RAN
asc large variety Of CARRIAGE ROBES In GRADES from
mo chearest the richest styles imported. W CIAkhS
celebrated patent HORsE-CL1PpER warranted genuine
Irtco. oreaflv reduced HARMER, HAYS & Co..
1.-TWO e'' 81 Beeknanet.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02

Bol,sd and $40 for gnbced ton ans Mssa ss5
saspS 5 S a%s y e'fSs iSss$ ne
shipments-wheat 1000 bush Barley t0oOo DnSh LuH'
Der ], iSl. 900 feet - - -. ,,,. Cor ps
nncd and Cloyersoed ranges from nc
10 iScc latter Choice Western from second hahus
prices sales OF 600 bbs, including Extras s s5ss9 soi
Iowa. Wisconsin, and Minnesota Family a. e. ug6
Grades 81 75GsS TO- Rye Flour unchanged Prime Wheat
IN modsTate request snss 81 fa ds ~" la Mite at 81 400
81 rye sOdo2c Com in fair request feoS a2s Fancy
Mixed oats m bseh ySc s'anGo ~ @ 1TS bound bar
s9ds4c do do Firss 2sa3Oc, Western Extras IL: 2SS
cheese 6rm New.YorE Fancy. l23l3c. do Prime
Idle western Fine dl2c Eggs quiet M %
New jersey and Delaware fresh Z'G|oe' "eih 1'' ~
sf LOUIS. oct Flour ateady and unchanged Wheat
81 5SGs 5S u october No do 81 2s cash Corn higher
No Mixed, 64c BID cash 5gG922G @ ocopeT, peer c No -
Spring 81 10 Rye quiet unchanged Pork higher At
s2 90 cash ss January ard FeDTgLy ad Raeon
steady and firm shoulders, 94c Cl'ar zap SIDES iSG
clear sides l44d14sc. whisky dan and lower at ~ loa
bISPc4s al A. 25Ss Co. Bacon s. Gods7 so Buicher
90 Cattle Demand active sales o. Sq%a 70 Sye
Cowa So 5Ods3 % Good to Choice Texans ~ s5Gs4 ~
Fair 3d$s 90 c@@%Sp GS Ss s. eSgS a5 80 ooS 6SB1 SsB
Oats p, 600 bush Barley lsOOo bush rye -ooo UuS
H9g 22 head Cattle $50 head moderate demand Wheat
W5e = Eosg N9yfmsST MieSsh an 29o spoi
and October 81 26 N9'en9er 80 & 0a y 4Sj S 90 0cto
her 81 81 Rejected Red % 2d9+c Corn steady iar He
mand High Mixed spot and october 59c, November 1sc
3Sc Re,eced SOC FIcgts Buffalo dull al Ec TO OsTes
5a6c Receipts two days-Ion 5000 Dds Whea6 a5o i Lp
bush. Corn 10000 bush Shipments Two dayS-oooo ooS
Elour u bust
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
WOOL MARKET.

PHIL ADELPHIA Oct. Wool quiet ana prices unchanged
Medfn aud Conbng qualities IN light supply Fine sra les
abundant; sales. Ohio, Pennsylyania and West Nrs1na
Xxx and above, 4JHi6c. y, 45d4GC; Medium, 5yd 3Oci
Coarse 4Od i3c Coarse Dclanc 49c New York Michigan
Indiana andt csten Fe 81 14+e; Medium 4SajOci Coarse
4Oa43; Combiug, Washed, 6Sa62c COubing UnwashCd,
422c Canada Combine, G2te Fine, unTashed 29o e.;
Coarse Medium, Unwased 81 36c; Deane, Unwashed
4O~. Tub Washed, 490j2c; Colorado, Washed 2G@30c;
Colorado Uny.ascd 22G23c Extra and herinO, Pulled 35d
40. NO ] and Snper Pulled, 3JG42c. Texas Fine and
Medium "a 402Sc. feX1s, Coarse, 2ld2ic California, Fine
and Medium, p d30c. California, Coarse, lSG25c.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. L. oct l.-Prnting Cloths Market veal,
tendency lower prices. STANDARD and Extra OlNot
are quoted at f94ui7sc, 80 days, with dull demand.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
Dipiocno Notices.

OFFICE or TuE DUBUQrE ANp SIOUX CITY r. R-Co,}
~ MILIIAN.sT, EEW.GORH sept. II, 1919.
ATOTICF.-A DIVIDEND of THREE (3) PER
~ CENT this day been declared upon the socS o. s
oDauv able 18th Of October next at me once
oi Testrs ~ h JESUP PATTON & Co. TO stockhOdors reg
igtrr,si ne such at the COsiug OF tho books -,
Transfer Will DE closed the ls nd opent on tue
day Of October Ii.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02

are firm in their views: shippo
at current rates. Quotations
New STATE, Fancy,
for home use. ILL IA 1872
New state, Prime TO
Fancy FOR Export. l2 dl3h
Fair to Good l.......lO a. ! 2
Nsxfra kIaesaF-rR IL nlV
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
Hgw-YoRK, Friday, Oct. I.

FEw-foRR, Friday, Oct j, 1873
At Arch. Johnson's establishment to-day.
Tbirteentb-st, between University place and Ffthaye
the attendance large, The bidding spirited and the
sale the largest Of this Fall Below quoted the prces
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
furniture.

A circumstances compel private family to
"A. cell (a sa'ridce their elegant @ tOhSI e
and plush Bedroom Sues, Decker BfOs ioulIOuhh o,e
wood ease 7l9 Pianolore also - octaye upigh.
neeker Piano Library and Dining Furniture elaborate ana
plain Chamber Furniture, Hair aud Spring Mattresses haI
cloth Suite, Carpets PAINTINGS, BI9hbs, %. g. 80
chance. Can from till M Private ieSdehce NO 81
West lGth-st
EOR CASH BUYERS-Velveteens, Carpets,
Nattipes Cloths Cashmere Overcoatng Horse and Bed
Bsnkets BuIlaps, BuckTams sheeungi UPh0sery DoCis
Lap Robes &c. ANDREW LEslEK * Co.. 81 bios1HS.-
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDlNG,1-
Iarge stoc. snpei0r quality and low prices At b. N.
COWPIRTHWAIT & Co.'S I5j and l1l Chathsmst
Great REDUCTION in prices for next 80 daye ChamDer enu
from s22; Parlor suits from $50
~ G. SELLEW,
OFFICE
LIBRARY FURNITURE
No 1O3 III LION ST, New York
Fine CYLINDER Desks.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02

EOR BUILDING SEWERS.
sealed Proposals will be received by the department.
Puic Works n IL O'Clock, noon, oct :, Jo'1 iOf Dulhg
sewers &C.. in various streets and avenues 49,. ~,
For particulars The City Record copies of SAFE AT NO
. 4 tssIF
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02

PANAMA RAILROAD tOhlANf,l
No = NNsAU-sT. YORK, sept. 20 1870, } ,
CIXTY-NINTH DIVIDEND.-Ihe Board or
y Directors have this declared the usual QU ARIliIl
DIVIDES, of 90 PER CEN from earnings OF past
three ending 3Oth september payable to
ar their legal representatives after the Jth OCt9DC
next Transfer Books win be closed the Afternoon OF the avn
O'' ". j. EAfMET, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02
!. arc purchasing more freely

cnvps STOCKS OF FORK AND BEEF IN Nw.YoRK AND
BROOELYN YARDS.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-02

DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PAMs, OCT. I-LlcHaHge ON IOlu0Ii -OI ~ -0I s0
sight. - . ,,,-.. oo,.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
A Boon TO Farmers.

What farmer is there who does not, to
3 greater or lesser extent, raise stock
and to such an one what information can
be more valuable than a ready sequalto a
certain and quick cure for jaundice,
heaves, distemper, lung fever, hide
bound, loss Of appetite, inward strain,
yollow-water, and indeed any disease in
cattle, or hogs arising from disordered
blood, while the same infillable remedy
is equally valuable as condiment in
fattening2 And be it known, for such a
boon, none need look to quack medi-
cines compounded by any one-sold
everywhere-and at best, precariOus
speculation in their results. For within
our own county and even within own
city-Fremont-those whom we well
know, can rely to and has proven gen
uine i'll all their dealings-even BUCK
LAND & SoN-haVe the finest horse, cat
tie, and hog powders ever yet supplied
to agriculturalists, whose experiences of
their value has proven them to be the
greatest boon to stock breeders and feed
ers that has ever been submitted to test in
this district. Farmers of experience, in
Jackson, Madison, Scott, Riley and in
fact every adjacent township can attest
they are unequalled, They are time
tried-unerring in their result, and
withal cheap No farmer should be
without them and they will soon learn
from experience the philosophy taught
by the old proverb "a stitch in time
save nine" BUcKLAND X SoN, Front
ISt Fremont.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
Complimentary TO the Press.

We experience no hesitancy in assert
ing that few tradesmen in the famous
'corn city - are more popular-and de-
servedly so-than the genial proprietors
of the noted Head Light Cigar Store, a"
129, Summit Street-Messrs. CHARLES
II. & HENRY V. KNAPP-whose spirit
of enterprise has never failed to keep
apacs with their rapidly increasing bust
ness. For several years past their ex-
tensive store, 125 IT. 30 it., has pos
sessed in the rear, small luncheon
counter particularly popular for the
meritoIious character OF its fare-and
conducted by Mr.. Archibald Allen,
familiarly known as "Archy," who, as
a caterer or cook has but few equals in
the city. Here, quite number of mer-
chants and assistants have long indulged
the good things of this life"-admir-
ably served, A. l in quality, and on the
most reasonable terms. But this branch
of the business having also grown to
gratifying proportions, the Knapp Bros.
resolved to give theindefatigable 'Archy
an extension Of facilities, and to that
end, last week, resigned to him entire
possession of the back portion of the
premises, some 40 by 80 feet, which is
being admirably refitted, decorated, and
made convenient to seat some thirty tc
forty guests at once. Nessrs. Knapp
Bros, also requiring additional accom-
modation, have taken into their re
freshment bar good sized middle room,
thus securing some ten to twelve fee
additional space. This the boys have
fitted up in the most attractive manner,
and they may certainly be congratulated
in now possessing the neatest and mos
respectable place Of the kind in Toledo
Having been temporarily closed, for th,
improvements to be made, it was OF
their re-opening that they very hand
somely entertained several members oi
the press to a pleasant supper, and g
most agreeable hour was spent together
the highest compliments and best OF
wishes being rendered TO their worthy
entertainers. while the noted Head Light
cigar seldom equalled, lever beat
fell a relishable prey to the ''pufing'
procliYities Of "literary combination. >
| More genial and generous boys-a finer
estabhshment-a squarer meal or more
fragrant cigars, with courteous atten
tions, no man need desire when
away from home. Call and see them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
It's no use Talking.

Some people spend their money any
way-but that's "no way" Others in
vest it anywhere but that's ''no where,
The right way is, when the stamps
are once yours, turn them over carefully
look at them seriously-prize them
according to their value, and don't let
them go till you find where they will
bring plump" CSC, to the dollar with
bare discount Of 2 per cent. for convert
ing them into merchandise. Now, that
will be found about the average depre-
citation to those investing with the pop
ular firm of SrAUsMYER & Co, 81 Front
street-and mind if,upon fair trial, you
don't find it so, they will reward any
one with bar of soap if they can only
produce another house in the city where
that proof is to be found.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26

Mr.. J. X. Boswell, patentee OF the
famous Boswell heater, arrived in Ere
mont this Thursday evening, from
Dayton, and, brings another exclusive
heater which is likely to create consider
able interest.
County Treasurer, Mr.. Henry Baker,
left this morning for Columbus, on
county financial matters, and will prob
ably return on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Chas. Cushman, U. S. general
agent for Boswells patent heater, ar
rived on Friday last, and remains here a
few weeks-temporarily soiourning with
Mr.. Camfeld.
Among the guests at the Kessler
House, on Thursday last, we're Messrs.
w. L. CurTan, Sandusky; J, B. Wise,
OF Dayton. H. M. Parker, of Elyriat
Ed. F. Monlton, of Oberlin, and A. B.
Farness, of Tifin.
We sincerely regret to learn that Mr..
d. June, junior, has for the past, wsek
andis at present, suffering from severe
attack Of rheumatism, confning him from
business. We trust soon TO be enabled
to report his recovery.
Miss Gina Smith, who has been visit
lug friends in the city for several weeks,
returned home to Dayton on Monday
last
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
The Value Of Horses.

We recently made some remarks on
the above subject, which have been
more than substantiated last week by
that great turf authority "The Spirit
of the Times, through the columns of
which, a reliable correspondent writes;-
Sound road horses, without speed, that
we're formerly bringing $500, will not
fetch over $3.50 trotters that can show
2:40, and that lately brought from $1,000
to S25O0, can now be bought for from
$500 to $1,000 while 800 and $50
horses, that, a short time since, 5000 to
$500 was thought low for, are hard
sale at from $3.50 to $500. :
The days Of fancy prices are now past.
Never again will we hear of pairs of
coach-horses selling for from $1,000 to
S35OO No matter how closely matched,
in future $500 will be a good price for
coach teams And then there are the
large breeders of trotting stock, who
are in the habit of getting mp sales, and
leading ont, say two and three year old
colts unbroken, with long pedegrees and
no indication of speed, and getting from
$500 to $1,000 for them, will now have to
be satisfied for what they are actually
worth. People, for some time to come,
will not go strong ON pedigrees. This
is precisely our opinion, and one to
which many, however indisposed, will
also yet have to come.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
COnley's Popular jewellery Store, 1873
Summit Street, Toledo.

In another column, among our Toledo
will be found notice
issued from Mr.. M. G. CoNIRY, watch
maker and manufacturing Jeweler, of
1873, Summit street, a gentleman whose
name has been popular onthe same street
for several years past, and whose high
reputation has long been established
as a working ieweler, in Toledo Mr..
c., from a comparatively small begin
ming, in room over the corner OF Sum
NIT and Adam streets, has, by dint of
enterprise, integrity and competent
workmanship, gradually extended his
business facilities and relations until
taking possession of his present promi-
nent and valuable store, which now GER
tainly stands in favorable contrast with
most others of its kind in the city.
With very valuable and carefully Sc
lected stock Of watches-by various
makers and in every style-clocks in
great variety, and a brilliant display of
jewellery, nothing desired by the most
fastidious, in point of choice, will here
be found wanting. As a manufacturer,
Mr.. c., has also convenience and facili-
ties second to none in the city for exc
cutting any aud every kind Of work sub
mitted to him-the mounting of hair
work, executing various designs in ster-
ling metals, engraving &C., forming no
measured proportion in his regular en-
gagements. Nor is the retail business
alone the province of this store, as Mr..
Conley is further accustomed to do con
siderable jobbing-quite number Of
small business houses throughout the
provinces attesting to the exceptional
advantages here to be obtained. He will
be found a gentleman unremitting il
his general attentions to business, geni
al and thoroughly competent in every
department to meet the requirements oi
customers with that satisfaction which
RENDERS it quite superhuous to solici
them to "call again" Note the address
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
The East Side Fox Chase.

In consequence Of something, or some
one or more lowpressure sportsmen, the
above event proved a failure, on Satur-
day last. We heard that some walked
and others rode, but the majority locat-
ing themselves at the cover awaiting the
arrival of the prey, the sportsmen and
watchers ultimately came together, and
not even the ghost of Raynor having
been seen, the enthusiasts interchanged
a few congratulations while the control
Ter of the commissary department
lodged home, groaning under his load,
and calculating "never mind, they're
not the only boys that have indulged a
day Of sport without bite, / know a
fellow who once fished day in rain
tub"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
LnOk Ont.

Those who anticipate requiring q
house early in April need keeptheir eyes
aud ears fully distended, for everywhere
energies are being instituted for resi-
dences. More comfortable cottage resi-
dences, from 800 to 5000 rent per year,
are III great demand in Fremnnt, and
if only some of our wealthier citizens
would bring to bear little Of their sur
plus capital in that direction we believe
they would not only secure handsome
interest but many sales to considerable
advantage.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
A Big Thing.

Neighbor UNDERHmL, inspired by his
usual amount OF enthusiasm to retain a
popularity for conducting the boss store
(for quality now comes to the front,
under flying colors, with the assurance
of opening on the 9th the boss store in
extent, also in the city for groceries, pro
visions, &c. and Judging from what
we have seen the little man means bust
ness. Such preparations-such con
centration of energies and such an
amount of genuine earnestness to be
equal to all promises wo have rarely
seen. The store proper is already as-
suming such an appearance as leaves
little doubt, if he preseason, he will yet
accomplish his ends. He appeals earn
estly to farmers to bring along all they
can, for he has large store to accom-
modate and is equally assured that his
energy and past endeavors to secure
will warrant him in tho pre-
sumption of a large demand. He as
sures IFS nothing shall be wanting on
his part to conduct the neatest, largest
and most reliable store in the city, while
those who have in the past, been so fa-
miliar with the captivating courtesies
and attentions of his late indefatigable
assistant, young Theo. Harris, will find
that individual at his old post-brighter
than ever after his recess-a assisted by
Mr.. Frank Sheldon. The 9th of March
is appointed for the GRAND OPENING,
and in common with others we shall
look to the occasion with more than or
dinary interest. Whenever we observe
even the most trivial spark Of enterprise
in our midst we hail it invariably with
satisfaetion-it is wanted in Fremont
and Fremont certainly ought to evi-
dence more of it-hence it is to be
hoped that this worthy effort will be
crowned with abundant success.