Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-13
ID. BE'rTS Il co.

ID. BEETS a. co.
This old established firm, so well and ia.
vorably known by tho trading portion Of
community in Sandusky, Seneca, Wood and
Ottawa counties, have again taken their old
stand, which for tho yoar past has been oc-
cupied by Edgerton & Wilcox.
The entirc stock of goods consisting of
general assortment, will be sold at prices
far below any ever before offered in the Ere.
mont market. They will in few days be
receiving direct from New York n largo and
splendid assortment of entire New Fail
Styles.
d. BETTs and DEWrr KREBs are so gen.
orally known, that it is needless for us to
say moro than that they have again gone
into the Mercantile Business. They will as
before continue to buy all kinds of produce
and pay the highest market prices an cash
for the same. We wish them abundant
success.
U. s. Marshal johnson, has appointed
David Lemon of Fremont, Deputy U. s.
Marshal for Sandusky county.
A train of ten freight cars left this place
on Saturday the 9TH, via the Fremont and
Indiana Railroad, loaded with oats, by
Mcssrs. Minis & Tilotson, produce dealers
of our town. This is the first shipment of
the Fremont and Indiana Railroad Com.
pany.
The 10th Of September Put-in-Bay ccls-
bration takes first rate. 1t is going to be
a grand affair. Shall Fremont 90 in?-
Who answers?
Our friend S. P. MENo, has gone to New
York for his Fall supply of New Goods,
and in few days they will DO arriving
Great bargains can be had at Mengs.
On "Wednesday evening there was a pow
erful storm of wind and rain, accompanied
by hail. II is feared that considerable
damage has been done 10 the corn crop.
The papors are almost wholly filled up
with accounts of tho Atlantic Telegraph
Gable. Great preparations are making
throughout tho Union to celebrate the open
ing Of the same by the transmission of
Vctoria's and. President Buchanans mes
sages.
From dispatches received from Kansas,
it is certain that tho Bill-EngishLcc
ton constitution has been rejected by
large majority. The official vote has no.
been received.
Tho Republican Convention for the Co.
umbus District nominated LucIUs CASE,
of Licking, for Congress, by ncclamstion,
and 'bnilded' the following az their platform:
"ResoIeed, That we beat Cox"
Enough-aud they will do it.
For the past week or ten days the receipts
of wheat in this market have been large,
1t is now worth from 81, 90 to sl,1o.
DINNER TO Gov. CuAsE.-Thc leading
republicans of Boston gave compliments
ry dinner to Gov. Chase, at the Parker
House in that city, on the 9th. Gov.
Banks presided.
To-day large delegations from Toledo,
Sandusky, Detroit and Cleveland, ars to
hare grand pic mic at Put-in-Bay.
A race track is being constructed at San
dusky, and during tho week of tho State
Fair it is said several races will come off;
tho horses entered and tho amount of tho
several purses has not yet transpired.
New York, August 7.
The Vestrymen of Trinity Church have
determined on celebrating the event Of the
first successful working of the Atlantic Tel
egraph Cable by ringing merry peal on
their set of bells for an hour after the trans
mission Of the first message. We would
suggest that all the churches throughout
the country follow the example of Trinity
and that at the same hour general salute
be fired throughout the continent.
We notice that this idea is quite univers-
al, and that in most Of the towns and cit
les in the Union arrangements have been,
and are being made, to celebrate the OPEN
ing of this great event in the transmission
of Queen Victoria's and President Bucban-
ans dispatches, by tho ringing of bells, tho
firing of cannon, and general illumina-
ton. Such schemes of rejoicing are conta-
gIous. What will the citizens of Fremont
doG
STILL FLoUNDERNG.- We understand
that the ''unclo" had had success in attempt
to get his FALSE STATEMENT signed
Hadn't he better "try againl' The sigma
lures Of HONORABLE MEN are not easily OBJ
tanned to SUCH DOCUMENTS "Try, try