The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-25
Brevities.-The weather.

Brevities.-The weather.
Read thersrTC advertisements.
The r 1-lools closed last Friday
Monday 5ast Fas the longest day of tn
year.
Strawberries are selling for 10 cts pc
quart.
Work on the new blocks is progressing
rapidly. -Nti l'tt
The call for " sOdy " and '' saspereller
is getting quite brisk
Potatoes are selling for 10 cents psi
bushel in Bellevue. ...s
The wool market continues active, price
ranging from 81 to 43 cents.
&C. W. Page Esq, of Omaha, has ou
thanks for late western papers.
The fare to the Pacific coast from this
city has been reduced to $I62.
Our arrangements for receiving money
on subscription were never better.
chaplain G. W. Collier is advertised fO
an Grafton at Maumee City on July Sd.
Transfers of real estate for The week
ending Saturday last, foot up.to $Is,767 so
The ladies of st. AIMS Catholic Church
have arranged Ladies Church Aid Society
Saturday last our streets were crowded
with teams and our tradesmen had busy
day.
Report has it that mad dog was shot
in the western part of the city on Thursday
last.
-Oroghan street has received a six inch
dressing of broken stone FROM Front street
to the depot.
Single copies of the Journal can be had
at this Office with or without wrappers
Price five cents.
The corner stone of the new Presby-
terian church is to be laid the early part Of
next week. Day not yet fixed.
W. 1. Norton had one hand aud arm
considerably strained on Saturday last by
being caught in a pully.
p. q. Herley, late of this place, and
now resident of Austin, Texas, has our
thanks for late Texas papers.
1t takes from 80 to so bushels of straw
berries per day to supply Our market, be.
sides those raised by our own citizens.
The Number of buildings Eow in pro-
cess of construction in this place, viii exceed
in number that of any previous season.
Less interest is shown to the Fire De-
Partment of Fremont by the citizens, than
IN any other city of,its size in the state.
Sheriff RusselPs- new house is rapidly
approaching completion, and when finished
viii be one of the haudsomest dwellings in
the city.
Fears are entertained of the peach crop
in this vicinity. Many of them are falling
from the trees, caused by the ravages Of
worms E
The first brick building built in Fremont
stands to the cast of the Kessler House and
is occupied by Mr.. j. Stroll and DR.. P.
Beaugrand.
Master Isaac B. CuIp, of Norwalk, has
received, through Hon E. F. Dickinson, M
O., an appointment to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
-Resder, examine your pockets and see
if they do not contain dollar or two that
ought in justice to be transferred to the
pockets of the printer,
Farmers are alarmed about their wheat,
claiming that the continued wet weather has
caused it to gtow too large straw; which
will prevent it from filling well.
The State Board of Agriculture offers
a premium of $1,000 for the best five acres
of wheat running through three consecutive
years, on the same ground,
1T has been DECIDED that travellers must
withdraw their baggage from the keeping Of
railroad companies, upon their arrival at
their destination, or take the consequences if
it is injured.
Commodore Vanderbilt and party, acT
by the officers of Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway, passed through
Fremont, Wednesday on a special train.
The run from Cleveland to Toledo was made
in two hours and twenty minutes,