Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-06

house on Saturday Aug. 9th, at 9 o'clock p
A. for The purpose Of racing the stone School
house. BY order Of the Foreman
d. s. CAMFIELD, Sec.
ESr The proceedings Of the Temperance
Meeting last night will appear next week.
The meeting adjourned to meet on Tuesday
evening next at Buckeye Hall.
hN.-During the past ten days our town
has been visited with several fine refreshing
showers, which no doubt was as refreshing
10 mother earth as poor man. The corn and
potatoc crop has in consequence taken fresh
start, and now looks very fine.
MAGISTRATES CoURT.--B Bridget Haylay,
was brought before Esq. Dickinson last Mon
day, on a charge of stealing some mony from
J. Dougherty. After an examination Of some
two hours, she was discharged. Prosecuting
Haynes for State B. j Bartlett, for defence
On Wednesday she was re-arcstcd on the
same charge and brought before Esq. KING
and after another examination, discharged
GREENE for State, BARTLETT for defence.
This case has excited considerable interest
in our community the past week. There is
no question in our mind but there has been
money stolen from the prosecutor, but by
whom, Of course We are not able to say. This
case will serve as warning to all, to take
care Of their money in future. The COM
plGinant doubtless has learned lesson, and
will be more cautious hereafter by placing
his money beyond the reach Of night prow-
ers and thieves.
RE-Wc are requested to state that DIR.
TUBES, analytical physician, will be at the
Fremont House on Thursday next, ready to
receive professional calls. Those interested
will Of course bear it in mind.
EE-It is very gratifying to notice the a
mount of building now going on in our town.
1t is an eyideno Of its healthy 5uiness growth.
As soon as we get time, we purpose giving a
detailed account of the growth of Fremont
Gxy-The secret of success in business is by
liberal system of advertising, and the mer
chants of Fremont know it and consequently
practice it.
EEAny item of news pertaining to our
town las we intend keeping up a local column)
furnished by our friends, will always be
welcome. There are many things of in
tcrcst, occurring almost daily, that ought to
be published as showing the progress of Ere
mont its business &c,-and we intend to give
such, when we know it to be of benifcial
nature.
S~Thc Crogham House, under the man
agement of our friend VANDERcooK, has late
ly undergone many improvements AS he
says in his new card, just printed at this of
fee, it has been "enlargcd, reftted and re-
furnished" thus making it one of the most
desirable hotels to stop at in the State. The
travelling public of course will remember him.
EgWe learn that our friend Kessler, is
about to retire from the Fremont House, and
a Mr.. Blanchard from Cleveland, will be the
mine host in future
ES- Our readers will please read the out
side of to days Journal. 1t contains much
interesting miscellaneous matter. Let none
fail 10 read the excellent poem.
ES-We would say to the O. S. Jonrnal
that the Sandusky County Ag Society meets
some time in October. If the Editor will take
the pains to give us call about that time, we
promise TO show him as fine specimen Of
stock and agricultural products, as can be ex-
hibited in any other county in the State.
The specimens of handwork we think will
probably bear comparison with any other.
The Society has been organized two years
and is in hourishing condition. La. @.
Rawson is the President; s. Buckland, Sec'y.
CRoGHAN's VIcToRr.-On the occasion of
the anniversary Of Croghan's victory at Fort
Stephenson, the Fireman of this place turned
out and gave splended torch light procession.
After parading the several streets. they march
ed TO the spot where the fort was located and
listened to some rery appropriate remarks,
from our young friend G. R. HAYNES ESQ.
We regret much that the celebration was not
made general thing Of, for il is a day that
Fremonters should be proud Of and love to
honor. Our firemen, who are proverbal for
their patriotism, on all occasions, could not
le. it pass without some kind Of demonstration,
for which we know they receive the hearty
thanks of the whole community. Long may
they live to participate in many more such
celebrations.
CIRcUs.-The Railroad Circus and Crystal
Amphitheatre will exhibit in Fremont on
Thursday afternoon and evening, August IL.
1t is spoken of as being something extra in
the show line. All who wish to see and