The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06
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q NorEAiE on Septsmoer 1Ilh. .7,.-'t
The SeuatOrisl Convention for this Dis
triet meets at HOnrOVille, on the 26th inst.
Bellevue has enlarged her bOrbers-the
corporation being nearly two miles square.
r The pew comet can be seen,vith the nsk-
ed eye, On clssF nights. in the northwestern
part Of the sky.
A dog law that would dispense with a
number of the curs of this place, would
be very desirable.
Sheriff RuSsslls new dwelling on State
Street Is one Of the handsOmest pieces Of
architecture in the city. p.
~ M visited our city again on Friday,
but hilsa b 'aif the vail" although be as
sumed the pressure.
The MittlebeFger Brewery, west Of San
duuky, was burned on the night of the 29th.
Supposed 70 have been set on. fire.
Before purchasing any thing you may need
examine your county paper and see who in
vites you to call and buy what you want.
Some Of the farmers in this vicinity are
not detected at the price of wheat, when they
report over 90 bushelsto the acre liA
Campaign Subscribers will receive the
Journal from the present time until the
eIection for forty cents. Send 10 the names.
The L. s. d NJ s. Railway s pay roll
amounts to 100000 each month, about
s, 100000 per annum to the employees.
The Treasury Department is about to is
sue fractional currency Of the determination
Of fifteen cents. They will be convenient
The morning train on the L. E 4 L
r. 4. d the "a brought up q lively load Of
passengers 10 enjoy the festivities of the
day.
Two Dollars PET year will pay for the
Journal No sitisens interested 10 the pres
psfisy .sfibs city OF. county should be with
out Il, -,-.-- -r., f...
W5eat is harvested, and the crop is as
lSfgs and coed ss ever cut In the county.
Potatoes never promised better crop than
at present.
Q Members of the 4sth Ohio regiment meet
at Tifin on Tuesday, August 10th, 10 make
arrangements for a reunion Of the soldiers
Of the old regiment.
5F As az item Of improvements in Bowling
Green, the Editor Of the Sentinel makes
mention Of ths fsc3 that his "domieisl has
Been decorated With window blinds" F"
June & %, machinist, of this city melt
and cast more than 1900 weight Of iron
every week. They employ twenty-five
bands and are having a aOurishipg trade.
The residence ofJ P. Elderkin of ElmoFe,
was entered on the night of the oath in the
sbsepce Of the family, BY some persons
Nho damaged the furniture considerably.
Read the advertisement of the Yulcanite
Company, announcing that the license of
Dr. BeilharE to use rubber in Dentistry has
not been revoked. .s
Some one has sent US a Ane lithographic
picture oflthe Chicago Tribune new bull
ding, with white marble front. The Tribune
deserves the success which if has achieved.
On Saturday last farmer made his sp-;
psarapoe {. {. our market with a wagon load
of LARGE nsv, pOitzz..Oes; the potatoes were
sold in small lots at very Nv figures bring
ing but fifty-ceuts per bushel.
A lady at Wooster, whose husband been
spPendingsll bis earnings at Saloon there
took umbrsge at the Saloon Keeper, at
tackled his Saloon, ahd smashed in the win
dows, DC. "a e'ai a.5 Il
The Summit County agricultural Society
offer as prizes to bands at their county Fair
to be held at Akron, $500 divided as follows;
lit pri.s, SI5O; second prize, sIOO; third
prize; $50.
On Wednesday night Of last week the
house of Mrs. Polly ThOmard, widow lady
living at Bslleyus, vas entered by burglars
and property to the amount of 800 stolen.
No clue 70 the thieves.
The third annual Farmers picnic excur-
sion to the Islands, given by the Erie
County Agricultural society, win be on the
lTth inst Reduced fares on the railroads
leading to ssndusky. i
Friend De Wolfe, of the sJe6erSOnian, was
| in town on che q, and paid us visit. He
was much interested in the Tournament,
but the tub race wore out his patience, and
he missed that interesting performance
Flank Tunis, q member Of the Wanseon
Base Ball Club, which was visiting EspO-
leon on the 29d uk., vent in bathing in the
Msumee, took : cramP, and would have
drowned, but for timely assistance.
The Erie County Fair is to be held in
sanduHky city on Sept. 2stb, and 29th, 5Oth
and Oct. lst among the amusements will
be velOcipede race and mule race. The
Fire Depsrtment of that city also take part
IN the programme.
Bellevue Office has been made a
Money order ofice. Journal Subscribers.
living at or near Bellevue knowing them
selves in arrears. viii Oblige Us by remit-
| ang the amount by Money order. 1t is
safe way at all times.
A girl named Kate Roberts, aged IA years
was drowned at Sanduaky, on the % ult.
She had been sent to carry some clothes to
their owner on tug, and is supposed to have
silica into the hsy, while going from the
tug to the dock, as her body was found on
the 2stb, near where the tug had lain.
The latest indoor amusement is termed
che printers delight" is performed in the
following nAuner Take q sheet Of note
paper, fold it carefully, and enclose a bank
note sufficiently large to pay up arrearsges.
4 6nd 4 yedF il ad1shcs. And what tddS
Immensely to the feat is to send along the
name Of new subscriber, with cash to bal
anos. Try il Feader. - T7l1el t
Author Of the following sublime effusiOn
deserves the eminently devout prayers OF
The press;
nBreathes there man with soul SO dead,
Ia stsr % himself hath aid- I viii my