The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-16
Trains leave ToIed,

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Toledo & Detriot 500 Ills i5o
Jackson Branch ll:O5 Pm. 7:45
Brevities ,-Weath uncertain. ~
Dog days have commenced. jaai.ii
Corn looks we'll and is coming on finely,
Blank deeds of all kinds for sale at this
Office. H ~
One of our bakers sdyertises east for
sail" i'iti-t 'A5-)stti
The market is we'll supplied with new
potatoes.
A total eclipse of the sun occurs on the
7th of August.
The brick work on the new blocks has
been commenced. -,pl -
N. W. st. Clair has our thanks for late
Kansas City papers.
Single copies of the Journal can be had at
this Ofiee-price five cents. ......
The L. S. & NJ. s. R. R. Co., is building
iron bridge over the river at Monroeville.
The Mobawks have not accepted the chal.
lenge of the Urbaua boys, as We stated last
week. - gjsE8gsa .3iiIfsg3ilas
The soldiers of northwestern Ohio are
preparing for grand reunion at Bryan, in
September.
More grain cradles have been sold in the
market within two weeks than in three yesrs
before.
Farmers are very busy with their harvest Z
ing, aud as cOnseq ueBcs business in the
city is dull 81
OrOgban Lodge I. o. o. F., Of this city,
are 10 have excursion to the island some
time in August
The fourth annual ball of the Rescue
Hook d Ladder Co., comes off on Monday
evening, August I'd.
Every voter in Sandusky county, who is
not regular subscriber, should take the
journal during the campaign.
Apples and peaches are dropping from the
trees in unusual numbers, supposed to be
chargable to the late cold, wet spring.
The contract for doing the brick work on
the new Presbyterisn church, has been
awarded to Henry Konkles. of FOstoria.
The ringing of the FIRE bell, except for
fire alarms and upon extraordinary occasions,
has been prohibited BY our city Council.
The store of Smith & Co., Green Springs,
was recently robbed of goods and money to
the amount of three huUdred dollars.
Five hundred Campaign subscribers are
wanted for the Journal. It will be sent to,
November 1st for so ceuts. Subscribe now.
The dealers in Fremont have purchased,
since the market opened, over 100, 600
pounds of Yool at an average of Al cents per
pound.
Mr.. P. Kessler, who has recently fetsrade
to this city from California. made the trip
from San Francisco 10 Fremont In less than
seven days.
Notwithstanding the heavy storms, wheat
is coming out out splendid1y, and will Se
the heaviest crop harvested in this vicinity
for many years. bga a-a .''-.-stn'
New fractional currency is making Its ap-
pearance. Persons desiring 10 "pay up"
will please bear in mind that We still receive
the old issues on subscription. aJE5
On Friday afternoon last son Of Mr..
Wise, living just vest oftoWn on tbe stony
prairie, aged about 10 years, accidently shot
himself in the hand with revolver.
A meeting Of the Fremont Fire Depart
ment is called, for this Friday evening. It
Is expected that some definite arrangements
will be made in regard to celebrating the ID
Of August.
A Sunday School Teachers Institute Is 10
be held in this city on the 3lst of July. at
the Episcopal Church, under the direction
Of the State Sunday School Union, by J.
Puckermsn, the corresponding secretary.
The State Firemen's Tournament, to be
held at Wooster, has been fixed for the 9th
Of September, instead of the 3D.. Some 20
companies have already reported that they
viii be present: Prizes 70 the amount Of
81, 900 will be awarded, - ,
The Tifin SSar will please remember that
we spoke Of the looks and not of the value
Of the trumpet won by the I" MOhawki." "
g All is not gold that glitter" and while the
trumpet referred to was rather pretty, its
value was that of " base metal"
The Tifin Hook d Ladder Co., talk of
coming down here on the ID of August and
" shaking our Hooks up. The Tifin boys
have been practicing lately, and have ma15 !
a run of 40 rods, stacking ladder and put
ting man to the top in the space of ffty-
seven seconds -
It is an extraordinary fact that in. this |
world, that every man or woman that wants
something done for nothing. goes straight
way to the publisher of newspaper. He Is
the free bridge over which merit and demerit |
proposes to pass the stream of trouble. He
is the free horse that every man proposes to
ride into the green pastures of prosperity.
Smith, the express agent, who struck the
editor Of the Messenger, and was fined S25
by Justice Wilmer, and sentenced to twenty.
days on bread and water, in the county jail, I
has been set at liberty by Judge Fitch, of
Toledo, who directs the matter to come be-
fore him, on writ of error, for rehesriDg
at the next term of Common Pleas of this
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