Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-22
THE FREMONT IouRNAL.

The Fremont Journal has passed from
the management of Isaac M. Keeler, ESQ.,,
into that of Messrs. George and Roscoe
Redway, the former publishers of the Me-
dina Gazette. Mr.. Keller has been for
twenty-five years resident of Fremont
and most of that time he has worn the ed
itorial harness. Under his able superyi-
sion the Journal has become one of the
largest, ablest and best paying county pa
pers in the State. Its new proprietors are
men of ability, energy and experience, and
we wish them all success in their new field
of labor.-Clev. Leader.
l. NJ. Keeler ESQ.,, who has been engag-
ed in the printing business in Fremont,
Ohio, since 1910, has retired from the ed
itorial chariot the Fremont Journal, and
proposes to rest on his laurels. He has
sold the office to the Redway brothers of
Medina county, Ohio. They are practic-
al printers, and editors of fexperience.. In
parting with his old friends and patrons,
Mr.. Keeler says:
'In taking leave of our subscribers and
friends; with whom we have had such
pleasant and amicable relations for so many
years, words fail US to express the feel
ings of our mind. These associations now
to be severed can never be forgotten. Our
intention is to remain in Fremont, and
seek by out door employment and more
bodily exercise to regain the health and
strength we have in measure lost by so
many years confinement to Office work."
We are glad to know that Mr.. Keeler
has made the printing business profitable
and that he retires not only with a good
name, but goodly share of this ''world's
goods" Come to Toledo Friend Keeler,
build palace on the beautiful banks of
the Maumee, and ''go fishing."-ToIedo
Commercial.
This establishment has changed hands,
Mr.. ISAAC NJ KELLER having sold it to
Messrs. REDwAY BRoTHERs, of Medina,
Ohio. In announcing the change, Mr.. K.
states tnat he commenced his apprentice
ship at the printing business just twenty
five years ago, in that town, where he has
spent the most of the subsequent time
Commencing with small means and limited
patronage, he has built upa business which
has for four years been remunerative far
beyond the average of the county papers,
and now constitutes sure and ample de-
pendence for its managers; but this has
only been attained through hard labor and
strict attention. We are glad that the time
has come when newspawer publishing be-
gins tolook up among the successful trades
of the country, and publishers reap in some
degree the reward they have so long striv.
en- for, among whom we are pleased tc
count our friend KELLER.
Messrs. REDwAY BROTHERS are expert
enced newspaper men and will no doubt
well maintain the business and good stand
ing of the Journal-ToIedO Blade
Isaac NJ Keeler, for twenty-five year:
connected with the Fremont Journal, and
most of the time as editor, has sold out
his establishment to Redway Brothers, Of
Medina county. They are soldiers as wei
as practical printers, and have had some
experience in editing Union newspaper
before.-SdmdaSsky Register.
Mr. |. NJ. KELLER has sold the Fremont
Journal to REDwAY BROTHERS, of Medini
county, by whom the paper will be con
Quoted hereafter. We wish brother KEE
LER success in whatever business he under.
takes.-NoraOalk Reflector.
Messrs. George and Roscoe Redway, lat
proprietors of the Medina Gazette, hav'
purchased the Fremont Journal, which
they will hereafter publish. The JownO
has been one of the most successful pro
vincial papers in this State.-Oberlin NesOs