The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
Local and other Itema.

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Story on fourth page.
The new ten cent currency is making its
appearance.
The new code gives jury trials to the
Mayors Court.
Items Of local interest from the county will
be very acceptable.
! Gen. Gibsen, shsr an extfnde d tour south,
has returned home. s
Arrangements for a Firemen's Tournament
at Clyde are being made.
The Fremont Band goes to Detroit Mon.
day 10 attend the Saengerfest.
The employers of the L. S. d N. S. rail-
way have adopted sHnifOrm cap.
The Seventh-day Adventists are holding
camp meeting at Birdssy's grove, Clyde.
s'spring chickens" sre now abundant in
our msrkst--aged from one to fifteen years.
A tombstone in the cemetery at DixaD,
H.. basTs the suggestive Inscription, Gone
up"
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Subscribe.
F. l. Norton, of this city, recently receiv-
ed a quantity of ripe pears and grapes-eight
days from California.
The Fremont Band, together with many
of our German citizens attended picnic at
WOOdville Sunday.
The Rescue Hooks of this city have under
consideration the prOPriety of buying a new
truck iOF tournament use.
Quite large number of people were in
the city Saturdays few staying late in the
afternoon to "see the eclipse"
The Central Ohio N. E. Conference will
hold lis annual session in Findlsy, commsne-
ing on the 18th of September.
The Democracy Of this county hold their
convention for the nomination of county Of
6cers on the 9Ist Of the present month.
A trio Of Italians, with two vioIins and q
harp, have been pleasing young America
with their music this week, on our streets
The Episcopal Church at Put-in-Bay has
seeded from the mother church, renounced
the authority of the Bishop and set up for
itself
Two hundred and tWenty-three marrisge
license were issued by the Probate Judge Of
this county, for the year ending July lst
1853. .tsA@
when rOgues fall out honest men get
their dues, says an old proverb. If that is
fact the rascals who cheat the printer never
-"fsn out"
The auid extract of lObelia, when applied
TO m1squfts bites entirely and almost in
stantly puts an end to their itching. 1t can
be obtained of Suy druggist.
n. p. Birdseye of York township, vbO was
50 badly hurt on the 2sth BY being thrOvR
from a wagon, is improving, and his speedy
recovery is now most probable.
A runaway team, on State street, on Wed
nesday evening last, succeeded in deDOlish-
iag q wagon to which they we're hitched, and
smashing 3 street lamp. Nobody hurt
Weston undertook to walk 50 miles in ten
hours, at oOldWater, Mich, last week. At
the expiration of 10 hours he had walked
~ miles. being 81 miles behind time.
The Seneca AdUertissr cones tO Us thi
week in an enlarged form and other wise
much improved. The Adusr4iser is tip top
paper, snd, barring its PestiferOus politics,
We wish il success.
While the farmers are threashiDg their
wheat and calculating how much they can
afford TO spend for Fall and Winter goods,
is the time TO advertise, and let them know
what you have 70 sell.
WslteF Bats Of Bronson township, Huron
county, from 5 acres Of wheat obtained 1880
bushels or average of 2715 bushels per acre.
If any Of our farmers have done as well, or
better. We would like to know Of it
On Sunday the lodge of cOlOred MssOnS
from Toledo came to Fremont to bury one
OF their deceased brethren, James Il. FOun-
tain. It was the first demonstration Of the
eOiOrsd Masons 10 this vicinity. The attend
snee at the funeral vas very large, snd the
services st he grave were very solemn and
impressive.