The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-06-17

III tdin6u " nlleSuullNlo.
Go and see Macaslister.
Only six "shows" this week
Coming Spring chickens.
Not well attended-The races.
Refreshing-T rains last week.
For good Soda go to 'Teter & Herns
Findlay is TO have a bathing house.
worse-The show on Saturday night
Burglars have been busy in Perrysburg.
Frank BurrOugh and Billy Emerson made
the neatest trOt.
The Presbyterian church spire is nearly
completed.
Macallister took a hoop skirt from mans
hat at Crestline.
The running race on Saturday was gallOp,
and neither horse was up to time.
Mr.. Youngman has built very neat dwell
ling house on Arch street.
The Croghans are waiting to hear from the
Tifin Bloviators.
Bettsville is exultant, having overbid Kan
sas for the location of the T. 7. & C.R.R,
The first rainbow of the season was seen on
Sunday.-Ti6fa Star.
Rain beaux were numerous here on Satur-
day.
Kenton is blessed with three live Pastors
who are active Temperance men.
The demand for cool drinks has been lin
tied Of late.
The ambitious ones found employment in
cleaning Front Street on Monday.
Dr. Wilmer, of the Courier, is in attendance
at the saengerfest festival. at Cincinnati, this
week.
Wool continues to come in in small lots, and
is sold at from 80 to IS cts. Large lots viii do
better
We acknowlege the RECEIPT of an article
from the pen Of our esteemed correspondent,
"Fogy." 1t viii appear in our next.
Macallister amuses and astonishes the peo-
pie with his tricks, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights, at Mammoth. Hall
A local item, extremely weak in the knees,
was picked up on the street by the Marshal
and taken 10 the city hotel.
Nice fresh bread and the best groceries and
eatables can always be had at John Koons, on
Front Street.
A prisoner undertook, on Tuesday, to escape
from darance vile by giving leg bail. The
security was not regarded as sufficient, and he
was remanded.
Tom Granger, of Clyde, has purchased an
other bear. He bought a young cub at Cha
grin Falls, on Tuesday, and landed it in Clyde
same night.
a dangerous insect or worm, has made its
appearance in Crawford county, travelling
from tree TO tree, and entirely stripping them
of their foliage,
The .. S. Marshal suddenly appeared to a
man in Fostoria, a few days since, who was
about to ship lot of whisky barrels, without
canceling the stamps,
Look out for Burglars. A good time to
look is just as they are making final exit
through the window with your valuables un-
der their arm.
Tifin thieves are getting romantic, and
have taken to stealing house plants and flowers
which are left out over night. That is mean
ness in full bloom.
Three hundred and seventy-seven male, and
327 female children were born in Seneca coun-
ty the past yee-,-tOtal 7O4. During the same
time there were 1S4 deaths.
The citizens of Forest have suspended the
liquor traffic, in their village. The ordinance
went into effect on the 7th inst. Other towns
might with profit initiate their example,
In our Woodville letter, last week, in speak
ing of the persons injured by the explosion of
a cannon, the types made it read common
chorus. 1t should have read cannon chorus.
At barn raising near Beavertown. Mont
gomery county, Henry Bills, while rOnping
with some young ladies, stumbled and fell,
breaking his neck. He died almost instantly.
The 4th of July is to be widely celebrated
this year. Fremont generally takes hers on
the I'd of August, and we presume viii do so
this year, as no steps have yet been taken to
celebrate the sth.
The Good Templars viii hold open meet
ings at their hall on Monday and Tuesday
evenings of next week. Rev, W. T. Peter
son of Dayton, viii be present and lecture up
on Temperance.
The challenge issued from the Messenger
Office for a type setting match for $500, has
been accepted by workman in the Fostoria
Rerie,o Office, who offers to "see" the $500 and
90 the challenger $500 better.
The Tiffin Sto1' speaks of four young bache-
lors in that city who contemplate tossing COP
pers to see which shall marry first Poor souls
Its too bad there's not girls enough in Tiifin to
go round.
man named William Pope, was found
dead in some woods, near Urbana, Champaign
county, on the Sd inst. An inquest was held,
aud the jury returned a verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death by apolexy.
The strawberry Festival at the Presbyterian |
Church ParlOrs, on Friday night last, was well
attended, and the occasion was improved, by
those in attendance, to the benefit Of the
society.
The value Of the new structures in the city, !
the past year, has been returned by the Asses
sors at s2l,975. Rather low estimate, we
should think, considering the amount of build
ing done.
The new fence around the public park, is a |
being put up and will prove very attractive,
and we think durable. After the fence is ND |
and the park cleaned out, the authorities |
should veto ball playing on the grounds.
B. F. Tubs, proprietor Of a Sash Factory |
at Plymouth, Richlfnd county, while at work |
at palmer, on the 3th, had his leg caught in |
the cog feed wheels and the flesh of his thigh |
was badly mashed. No bones were broken.
Several balloon msn were arrested in Urbana |
recently, for giving an exhibition without |
taking out license. The population waited |
outside the fair grounds, to see the show, ago
up" but they did not see it go as well as the |
q. S. Marshal.
The Croghans beat the Peconics, on Thurs |
day last, A to %. At the close of the third
and fourth innings Peconics stood one ahead. |
On the fifth inning Croghans rallied and from
that out had it all one way. The Peconics
have challenged for another game, and It win
be played ere long.
The Findlay Courier man romances about
F. Lea which attacked young lady of that
place recently, ON Lincoln Street, but which
was seized and stralgled to death by her gal
liant escort. Did it bite hards And did she
have to scratch. Or did the escort do the
scratching as violently as he didthe catching
and strangling.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
the Western Reserve Normal School, at Milan
Erie County, whiehis to be reopeued On the
2lth of August, The Principal, Mr. Chas. R.
Williams, is well qualified to discharge the
duties of that position, in a manner that will |
sustain the high reputation which the school |