The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-09

Trains leave Toledo
The Nub of It.
Reading matter on every psge.

The Nub of It.
Reading matter on every Psge.
MahlOn Chance is in Richmond, Va.
Corn looks better and hopes are H entertain
of good crop.
A rabid dog was killed, Saturday last on
Garrison street.
Shall we celebrate the seth anniversary Of
OrOghan's VictOry2
The Firemen have dance at Union Halt.
Monday evening next. ss-.saszi
The new depot shortly to be built, is 10
be tWO-story brick edifce. II,
The steeple of the new Presbyterian
church is to be 200 feet high. -,t-,.
Judge ]. (. HOrd is lying dangerously i'll
at his residence on State Street.
In some localities of this county the wheat
harvest has already commenced.
Sixteen Fire Companies competed for
prizes at the Tifin Tournament, July ID.
Several of our FIRE companies win attend
the State Tournament at Wooster, Sept Sd.
During the month of June some 10000
emigrants passed through this city for the
west.
The Transfers of Real Estate, for the
week ending Saturday last, foot up to SI2,-
25OOO.
The market is well supplied. with cher
ries which are selling from ak to eight cents
per quart.
The 'MOhawks' brought home from Tifin
the handsOmest prize trumpet ever won by
our fremen. ts9s
The storm that passed over this city, On
Saturday last beat the wheat down bsdly
on its route.
The scarcity of local news is not only
prevalent here, but is complained of thro'-
out the State,
DR.. BrinkerhOff, of Willoughby, has To-
Gated in Fremont, and win devote himself to |
the practice of uedicine.
For the past week the wool trade has been |
reasonably active. Prices are about the
same, ranging from 81 to 43c. |
The coming week will be busy one for
the farmers, as very large proportion oil
the wheat viii be ready for the reaper.
Many farmers are holding on to their wool.
refusing to sell at the present prices
Whether this is prudent or not time will tell.
Rev. @. Il. Young leaves this morning for
Gibralter Island, Lake Erie, where he will
spend few days as the guest of jay Cooke
On Tuesday evening last the Rescue
Hook and Ladder company disbanded.-
Steps ara being taken BY the older members
to re-Organize.
There is prospect Of the Z. s. Ems.
R. R. Co. pushing their northern line tbro'
from Sandusky to Toledo. A route via of
Fremont is talked Of. |,
The arrest of the man who tackled tbs },
editor of the Messenger, Friday evening last
is warning to all persons to keep their
hands off of newspaper men. 1s--e I
We aim 70 publish an interesting local pa / 5
per- devoted to the interests of Sandusky I
County. and earnestly invite correspondence +
from every hamlet in the county. , II
L. LepPelman's yougest son, who had his I
leg broken Ry kick from a horss, some
weeks since, is rapidly recovering under the d
'killfui treatment of DR.. Bosworth.
The celebration Of the 'Fourth' occupied 1
our days in this sectiOu-Friday, Saturday, IL
Sunday and Monday. COnsequence-over-
a1ed patriotism suffering iudispOsitiOn. d
The celebration in Hickory Grove, east u
ide, on the 4th, by the Germans, pas. ed off 8
pleasantly to all concerned Quite a num- o
'er from up the Findlay road participated. tt
Owing to the uDfsvorable weather the cor o
er stone of the new Presbyterian Church y
vas not laid last week, as was intended. Il
he ceremony will be performed early nextl
7eek.
Among the amgssments at the Sd of July Ii
Celebration at Bucyrus, vas 'esting molas- ii
nd biscuit fora wager A highly intel ?
'ctual strife, and, no doubt, a good thing fO
'r the doctors. .5f1FH N
The street sprinkler has again made its "
ppearance on our streets. 1t had been laid T
= for about a month, "On account of the b
eathOr." Later.-The foregoing item has Pl
zen spoiled by late heavy rains. cl
We have in our possession 3 COPY of the y
over Ssndusky Times, published in this TO
lace in 1888, at $500 per year. It con- u'
ipS twenty columns of advertisements and tn
't one line Of reading matter. M
The markets of the Lower sandusky Tel. en-
rqph, published in this place twenty years hn
%, quote -four at 1915 per barrel, wheat, Ju
cents per busheli corn 25 GENTS; butter, sa
cents per pound, and eggs six cents per tn
zen. tn
Advertisers should bear in mind that the IN
temont journal is read weekly by over a.
thousand persons; that it is the Oldest Or'
tablished paper in the city, and that it has
largest circulation of any paper in cDl
ndusky county. 5aEG - % as.