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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD OMp,Y,1
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANSFORMATION.
April 26, 1875. }

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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TRAIN No.
kicbmond at sos A. ~; leave. BurkeyIiIs at
s:35 4, NJ: leaves Dundee at 1:17 p. NJ. leaves
?; NJ; leaves salisbury at Gao p. M; srry,s at
c9 TRsS az s s;47 + n yopK Am Nru ON.
| LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
$40 M: leaves Air;I Inc Junction at $50 A..
leaves snl'feusyat 1929 leaves G,senS-
d.; leave. Dundee al 4:l3 r. M.: leaves Burke.
vile al 36 P. M; arrives at Richmond at 11:17
TRAIN No. s.-THRouGH MAILMAN. YORK.
TO NEW ORLEANS, Westward Leaves Richmond.
at 1888 P. h.; leaves Burkevt at 4:52 p. NJ;
1853 p. n: leaves Greensborn ' a, a. NJ;
leaves Salisbury at 4:34 A. NJ; leaves Airline
junction a, 7:05 A. NJ. arrives AT Charlotte at THO
TEAM No. 4.-THRoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves charlotte at 924 Z: A.; leaves Snalisbury
leaves DanyilIe st 5:44 A. NJ; leaves dundee at
5:56 A. NJ. leaves Burkpville al 1885 A. a.;
arrives a. Richmond at 2:22 p. III. - d.
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYNCnBURG ACCOMMoDATIoN.
WeS,Tardmaeaves kshpcEd at A; Nj; arrives
arrives ar At 81 4a
TRAIN No.6:.suRKEynLE Accoaao2ATIoN.
Eastwardse Leaves Blrksylls a 44a A. NJ: ar
| Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Greensboro With
! trains TO aud from Raleigh and Gnldsboro'. -
All through trains connect at Richmond and DUN.
| dee With traIm on the Richmond Fiederirksburg
and Potion &C railroad, and Washlngtou City. Vir.
| ginla Nda nd and Great Southern railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. n.s
trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains TO aud from Baltimore ana .eastera-
points, - ~ 9
| : Trains Noss2 and 3-connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and RICHMOND Airline rail-
! road 10 ana from Greeuyie, Atlantis, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
| ern points. - --.f
| Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
| the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
southern points.
| Train No connects at Burkevilie with the At
lantlc Mississippi and Ohio railroad. from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
| Tickets sold 10 Ill southern sonLt western
points, aud baggage checked through.
| Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
| Pullman paace-cars through from New Orleana
| 70 New York T. NJ. X. TALCUTl.
! Engineer and Superintendent. :
q. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
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INVESTED AS FOLLOWS
1907 1877 rs

II. X. ELLYSON, PRESIDENT;
WILLIAM II. IL y ALL, FICE-PREslDENT'
ROBERT T. BROOKE, SECRETARY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY II, 1875.
sun ri. es..........4.55 Moon SrtS.........12.4,
SIM So s......, G,57 High tide. .......... U.3(
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TOR BALTIMORE. Ga4sIu !
L TRI.WEEKLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.


NO DOCKAGE CHARGED
The new and fast iron steamers SHELLEY anu
WtsTrVEK, of this line, leave their sew pier, in
me Ixca, loot OF Twentv-secnld street, every
TUE. DAY aIt THURSDAY MOHEiNtaS at
o,c!och for Baltimore. making close connections At
Locust 0ns with Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor
nil points vest and northwest: also, with Northern
Cent IA! rail- cad tor northern cities aud Canada
Through hills signed TO Baltimore anu all points
Yves, ans. rates guaranteed rs low as by any other
line. apply 70 L. 3. IN w. AssAL.
Main q, roe,s Oc31
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY, A GOOD
FAMILY HORSE AND CARRIAGE, win
harness CON plete. Also, PAW No. II: st. pauis
church-he property of Hon. Thonas d. ~ he e:
Geceased The pew Is on the left-hand sice OF iue
ri mt hand aisle, ana next To that OF John tnders,
ssa If not solo efore the day of sale OF MS house.
hold furniture, they will be SOLD as adpef'lseo
'n mS s7.11s,h j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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lNSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
OF VIRGINIA.,
1SSURES BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, AND
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
CITY AND COUNTRY.

HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. I'LL MAIN STREET.
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West Northwest, and southwest Tickets NOT sps'
ciaI or limited, but good unttl used.
Passengers leaving Richnona iior the korlh "a, :
tomac railroad connect With the baltimore and
Ohio railroad ut shepherd, Immediately opposite
Alexandria. avoiding long auo sealons OMNIBUS
transfer through Washington.
Time from kicbmond To Baltimore only seven
hours and dfteeu minutes GA hours):
For further Information, nme.cards, through
tickets, &C., apply at company's ONCE, l2Ol Main
street corner welftb street; 8. S26 Main street;
and Office OF the Richmond. Fredericgsburg and Po-
toIuac railroad, corner fighih and Byrd Streets
R,ebmond, Va; and at the principal ticket-oftees
throughout the southwest.
Southeastern Passenger Agxnt,
1901 Main . rect, Richmond, va.
L. NJ. COLE, General ! ticket Agent;
<. X. DoasEY, Assistant General Ticket Agent;
THOHA Az Is. SHARP.
NH 2 Master OF Transportation.
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FLOWERS, FLoWERsEED, &c. aas2s

large ana fine collection OF SUMMER R i1., !,
a. v,rr ,ow ra,rs,., 1rlsl< ap Gp-zT :
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19

THE attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of the Iron Age
Cooking Stove. It is entirely new, be-
ing a model of beauty, and most taste
ful and complete Cooking Stove in all
respects. The most critical admit ite
excellence. 1t excites the admiration of
all who have seen it. See it, and you
can't fail to like it. The extension that
inclOses the reservoir is by far the hand
soonest attachment ever put on stove,
and is 80 arranged that the copper reser-
voir can be taken off and replaced at
pleasure. It's mica front, improved fire
bottom, the canvenient arrangement for
broiling, an unusually wide hearth, its
burning wood or coal, having heavy.
smooth plates, closely fitted and its low
price all tend to make it the most de.
sirable stove you can purchase. Sold
only by g. NJ. DILLON & Co. 7-9
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19
Produce Market,

All kinds of grains have been coming
in freely during the past week, though
in point of prices the market has varied
but little. We quote the following as
prices that may be relied upon, though
subject to an advance in cases where the
demand inspires competition. Whest,
81; corn, in the ear, Doc, shelled &c.
oats 53c. Butter, of which a GOOD quail
ity is not crowding the market, 22c.
Eggs 25c, and really scarce at that quo
tation. Some farmers complain that for
butter or eggs our quotations are always
much below what storekeepers pay. We
can not pretend to solicit the bids OF
storekeepers, they are governed by cir
cumstances-our quotations are obtained
from shippers.
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Good for Bellevue.

Our neighboring oity-Bellevue-if
determined to keep on the march of pro.
gress. We learn that Messrs. Wood.
ward & Mayne, who were recently burnt
out, have not easily to be daunted, fo1
they are already set about resuscitating
their foundry on the south side of the
square on which it originally stood.
Messrs. d. June & Co., of this city, are
commissioned to supply them with an
engine, and it is expected the foundry
will be in running order about the mid
die of next month, but they do not in
tend to continue the wagon building de-
partment. Good for enterprising Belle
vue-success to you gentlemen.
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Splendid Monument,

On Tuesday we were much interested
in inspecting very handsome red Scotch
granite die monument, 10 feet high, al
the East Side marble works of Purdy &
Gurst, manufactured by that firm foI
erection in Oakwood Cemetery to the
memory of the late Louis Garfield, OF
this city, who expired Dec. "a, 1870,
aged As years. The deceased gentle
man was much respected and this fitting
monument to his memory will be found
a suitable tribute and a credit to the
firm by whom it was turned Quits
probable cost being in the neighborhood
of $500.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19

WHENCE THIS GRBAT CoSndoTIoN the
country through, among the Alcoholic
Bitter-mongersl They stand aghast al
an innovation on their privilege of ma.
king drunkards Of the sick. A compel
itor has come into the field with which
they cannot contend. DIR. J. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR B1TTBRs, the un.
defiled essence Of the most efficacious
vegetable tonics and Alternatives in the
world, is driving all the still-born nos
trums of King Alcohol to the wall
There is no disease, internal or external,
in which it is not benefcially admins
tered. 8-11
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A Night Bird Trained.

A young fellow named Shaw, of Find
lay, was discovered by Policeman Beck,
on Wednesday night week, very late,
near the r. r. track on Garrison street.
Not giving a satisfactory account Of him
self-being in liquor and disposed to
fight, John found it necessary TO apply
the nippers and safely lodge the stranger
till morning, when Mayor Dickinson
gave him walking orders, and he duly
departed in peace.
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Notice nfRemnYaI.

Hern & Sooville desire to remind their
friends and patrons that for the more
convenient conduct of their business
they have removed from their old stand,
Odd Fellows block, Front street, to 19
.CRoeHAN STREET, the late egg and but
ter packing establishment of Mr.. Ser
geant, where they have largely replen-
ished their stock, and will be glad to
receive all old friends, with as many
new as may be pleased to favor them
with their patronage. SO
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Nearly ga GOner."

Wash Hudson, of Balville, was in
town on Saturday, and having freely
indulged of "elevating liquor" under
took his "homeward track" about 3 A.
NJ. But missing his way he got on
Napoleon street, near its junction with
Elm street, and there sought gentle
repose under the auspicies of "Jaek
Frost" Being near the residence Of
Mr.. Purdy, that gentleman was disturb
ed by loud groaning, and, donning his
attire, he proceeded into the street tc
find Wash frozen nearly "as stiff as q
crutch." Having secured assistance, the
unfortunate Hudson was conveyed to
the R. r., depot, where he was with
considerable attention "thawed out
as the boys termed it-but was "nearly
a goner."
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Fatal Accident.

On Friday last, Conductor Samuel
Gray, with the through freight, in the
afternoon, met with his death between
Berea and Elyria, it is suppoed by fall
ing from the cars while running over the
tops of them. His body was found by
the side of the track, his skull having
been broken in with the force of the
fall He had been on the road five
years-two of which he had acted as
a oonductor-resiided at Toledo, where
he leaves q widow and two children, and
was asteady respectable man. His fun
eral took. place on Monday, at Wakeman.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19

THERE are few stores in any COM
munity to which greater importance
attaches than to the Apothecary or
Drug store-where experience is requir-
edin the prudent selection of the choicest
drugs, chemicale, and compounding of
physicians and family receipts. In this
respect our old and tried business house,
of BUoKLAND & Son, truly merits implicit
confdence-their customers of twenty
years ago being their customers yet, and
those of to-day are being served SO as to
secure their patronage for twenty years
to come.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19
Broken Rail.

On Monday evening the 'track watch
er" from Fremont discovered a broken
rail on the track about half a mile this
side of Green Greek, which had evidently
given away in consequence of the frost
"Section Boss" Blackburn, and a mum
ber of men, left about 10 o'clock and
effected the necessary repairs. 1t was
fortunate the defect was discovered il
time, or serious accident might have
resulted.
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August FloweT.-The most miserable be-
ings in the world are those suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. More than
seventy-five per cent. of the people in the
United States are afflicted with these two dis
eases and their effect; such as sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiveness impure
blood, heartburn, waterbrash, gnawing and
burning pains at the pit of the stomach, yell
low skin, coated tongue and disagreeable taste
in the mouth, coming up of the food after
eating, low spirits. &c. Go to the Drug Store
Of Thomas, Grund 81 Lang and get IS cent
bottle, or sample bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
For sale by druggists generally.
G. q. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
4Seowly. Woodbury., N. j.
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Trnmlns.

Our "city bird cage" would seem to
have been largely patronized of late, as
a ''refuge for the destitute, no less than
one hundred and thirty "birds OF
passage" having taken shelter within it
-65 in January, and not fewer than 65
already, this month, up to Monday night
last. Among the miserable crowd on
Wednesday evening week there were
some 'hard cases" who seemed disposed
to create a sort of general mutiny, but
our boys of the city police force very
properly instructed them in lesson of
etiquette for the future it is Just possible
NAV profit them.
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aelarried,

R-DYMOND-February 11th, 1916,
by Rev. NJ. Long, at his house, Mr.. s. b. Kleckner
and Miss Alice Dymond, all of Sandusky county.
KING-HONLUCK-Feb February 7th, 1915 by Rev.
NJ. Long at the house of the brides parents, Mr..
John W. King and Miss Carrie Honluck, both Of
this county.
HEFFNER-CLARK-Fe 10, 1875, at the
residence of the brides parents by Rev. Hiram
Royce, Mr. Benjamin F. Heffner and Miss Louisa
s. Clark, both of Sandrsky county, Ohio.
STOREY-WILCOX-F February IA, 1875, at the
residence Of tho Brides parents, near Clyde Ohio
by Rev. Hiram Royce, DIR. William Storey of Cas-
talia, Ohio, and Miss Isabel Wilcox.
WEST-LUNOW-Februa 14th, 1875 at the
house of Mr.. c. w. June by Rev. X. L. Chitten-
den, Mr.. George w. West of Ann Arbor, Michigan
and NJ 3. Elizabeth w. Lunow.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19
Runaway.

On Friday last fine span of black
horses attached to a sleigh, on the East
Side, started from near Jake Hits and
ran furiously up Ohio avenue without
any one having the least control Of
them. Fortunately they kept the road
met nothing in their mad career-and
were finally arrested near Mr.. Frank
Gieble's, by one Jos. Miller They
were the property of Mr.. Austin Stine,
farmer, Of Riley township, whom we
Congratulate on so near an escape from
serious consequences.
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A FRIEND IN NEED.

It has become a prOVerbial
COuplet, not without some con
siderable degree Of truthful
ness, that "a friend in need is
a friend indeed" which senti.
ment, at this distressing sea.
son Of the year, it would be
impossible to more appro-
priately apply than to 'McCul-
lOCh's Compound Balsam of
HOarhOund,' for coughs, colds,
Group, influenza, asthma and
hOarseneSS. Unlike most Pat
ent Medicines it is perfectly
sale and reliable, being dis
pensed from a private formula
by Mr.. McCullOCh, himself. It
has now stood the test for over
thirty-fve years--and invaria-
bly, proved eficacious-is pleas
ant to take, and its beneficial
effects are almost immediate.
Those who may be suffering
from the characteristic all
ments consequent on the pre-
cariOus weather we are at
present sharing, will find that
there is no better compound
to be obtained than this, to
keep constantly in the house,
as it is equally adapted to the
constitutions of children as
adults. Try a bottle, and be-
come convinced. For sale at
C. R. McCULLOCH'S, No. 8
Buckland's old Block, Fremont.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19
A Hive ofBys.

Buckland's Tolu Balsam, for Bron
chial affections Beats the Best. 1t il
Both mild and Beneficial, Because pure
ly Botanical, and Brings ease Before
anticipated. Be wise-Be prudent
Before Buying Bad limitations. Be SURE
you Be not sold, But get BUoKLAND's
ToLU BALsAM, Both Big in repute ant
Big in quality, in Bottles-But sold a
Bottom prices, Because, all may Buy
and Be Benefited, thereby.
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Enterprise.

We always take pleasure in observing
the enterprise of our tradesmen in tht
way of new signs OF decorations to theil
stores. Mr.. H. r. Shomo has thil
week adopted new blinds to his Window
which are very handsome and attractive
while Messrs. Gill & Bowland, of From
street have also recently erected very
artistically painted sign at their shops
north of the ''Kessler'' House.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19

ALL people would undoubtedly prefer
a fine head of hair grown upon their
own heads, to being bald, or wearing
false hair, and it has been the study OF
many of our learned men to find rene
dy to restore the hair when it has fallen
out, and renew its color when it has be-
come gray. Such a remedy has been
found is now offered to the world under
the name of Halls Sicilian Hair Remover;
and, to verify this statement read the
following:
This to certify that asvery bald; in
fact, my head was perfectly smooth, and
it is common in my family to grow bald
early in life. I have now used four bot
ties of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover; and the hair has grown out all
over my head, and is now a natural
brown. BARTLEY CoNLAN.
ScIPIo, JENNINGS Co., IND,
May %, 1868.
Personally appeared before me Bart
ley Conlon, and upon oath, says the
above statement is true.
NJ. G. BUTLER, Notary Public.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Retail Prices Of Furniture Abolished

The Bellevue Furniture Co., Bellevue,
Ohio, are now selling their goods at
their retail warerooms, Williams Block,
Kilbourne street, at strictly wholesale
prices, thereby enabling private parties
to buy these goods at discount of from
10 to 20 per cent. below retail prices.
All who have furniture to buy should
avail themselves of this opportunity to
obtain these goods at these unparalleled
low prices. Goods will be delivered at
the depot in Fremont, in good order, at
a cost of 81 for every 800 worth of
goods. A large and fine assortment of
goods constantly kept on hand. 8-11
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East Side Fox Chase.

This monster gathering, advertised
for last Saturday, was postponed in con-
sequence of the inclemency of the
weather, but the committee nevertheless
mean business, and the first Saturday
weather will permit their original de-
signs will be spiritedly carried out-due
notice of which will be given.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19

WE noticed in one of our exchanges
this week the statement of Dea. John
HodglSins, of South Jefferson Me-, whose
son was cured of incipient consumption
by the use of JoHNsoN's ANoDYNE LINI-
ATENT We refer to this at this time as
tending to corroborate the statement we
made last week in relation to this Iini-
ment as applied to consumption.
If Congress had employed as much
scientific skill in its DEMONSTRATION
Policy" at the close, as the War Depart
ment did in the beginning OF the war, in
arranging for the manufacture of what
was called SHERIDAN's CAVALRY CoSDI-
.T1oN PowDEBs for the use of the Cavalry
horses, no doubt the Union would have
been restored long ago,-Exchange.
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Church Socinhle.

There was a very pleasant social gath
ering took place at the NJ. E. Church
on Thursday evening last, when Mrs
johnson, Mrs. Stierwalt and Mis-
Demer entertained quite a number O.
guests to most enjoyable supper-ev
eryone appearing to heartily enjoy them
selves.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19

No cigars can eclipse the famous
brands that have so long characterized
the old store of LEsHER, on Front street.
Nor are his special brands of tobacco less
coveted by the communicative majority
of whom have SO long enjoyed them
that when low in stock they wend their
way-as if by instinct-to the old stand
for fresh supply. Give him a trial to
become convinced.
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And especially those who intend TO pur.
chase lot for a residence, 1 wish to announce
that have sub-divided a tract Of land ad.
joining the Fair Grounds into 4S half-acre lot:
and now offer them for sale. The improve
ments of North Center street will bring them
nearer to the business portion of the city than
any other suburban property in the market
Look at them before you buy. Price $3.50 per
lot. OSCAR BALL.
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VALLEY FARM.

I offer the balance of this farm, containing from
80 to 60 acres, at $50 dollars per acre. This piece
Of land joins my Muscalunge farm on the east
about 35 of this farm is the best located for
peach apple orchard of any land in this yioin-
ny, is bounded on the west and north by water,
also on the bankyOf the river is nice belt Of young
timber that would protect the orchard from wind
storms. This piece of property l offer for the
next 80 days as above, one fourth down balance in
four equal annual payments with interest annually.
Parties wishing to purchase eithar or both OF the
above farms, can see plat of said land az my
Office and will be pleased to show them the prop
erty and give any further information desired.
l. e. AMSDEN.
Fremont, o, Feb. Sd, 1875. GO