The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-10-07
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Chestnut season is at hand.
MonroeviIe has a newspaper.
Tifin wants an Organ Saloon.
Beware of false weather-prophets.
Fish markets are commencing bushes.
s.Leaf by Leaf the trees are being denuded.
Dillon has everything in the hardware
line.
spOrtsmen viii go for the quails after the
10Th.
The railroad excitement is revived at Port
Clinton.
Gov. Hays spoke in Milan, on Tuesday
night last.
Horse thieves are troubling the citizens of
Hancock County.
A cooperative machine shop is to be estab-
lished at Bellevue.
The rains of the past week have been just
what was needed.
Whisky and Lager have been causing
trouble in Findlay.
A lady from the country got lost, on Front
street, last Saturday.
For goad meal drop in at the Dining Hall,
on the Fair Grounds.
Gallon has population of 1856. Bucyrus
S,O66, and Crestline 2270.
The best houses in the city advertise. Go
to them if you want bargains.
Bring your orders for job printing to this
Office, if you want good work.
An OK weighing $500 pounds was on exhi-
u a. Dee Co,,,E--
The Seneca county Fair was largely al
tended, and was great success.
The hoe brigade was msrshalled out on
Monday, to clean up front street.
The Findlay papers issued daily editions of
advertising sheets during the fair, last week.
There are at least two hundred nets set to
trap fish, between Port Clinton and Cedar
Point
A pint of salt to pailful of whitewash will
make it set as hard as enamel when put upon
the wall.
Many men would not be benefited if they
could take their treasures with them, for the
treasures would melt.
Mr.. o. o. England, formerly of the firm of
Thompson & Co, of this city, is home from
Iowa on q short visit.
We acknowledge a call from Clark Wag-
ner, of the Toledo Commercial last week.
Sorry we were not at home.
The corner stone of the new church at
Flat Rock, was laid, with appropriate cere-
monies, on Sunday the 18th.
Mr.. Thos. Hern, of the firm Of Teter &
Hern, of this city, returned home on Friday
last, from q three weeks trip in the East.
A woman in Bowling Green, by the name
of Caroline Lee, has been ordered, by the pro-
bate court, to the Newburg insane Asylum.
"a Spectators" article came to hand too
late. Let Us hear from you again, and mail
you letter SO it viii reach us on Tuesday even
ing.
Ifs polite Gent should request you to re-
move your pedal extremities from of his
sebaceous excresences, he means that you are
treading on his corns.
A dog died in Bowling Green, recently,
shortly after biting an attorney. His un-
timely end is warning to dogs to keep out
of the reach of lawyers.
A queer temperance pledge was once circu-
lated in Russia. It bound the signer 10 ab-
stain from brandy till brandy should be bet
ter and tolerably cheap.
Miss Lucy Rushton, an English actress, has
been formally naturalized in Chicago, thus ac-
quiring the privilege of holding or transfer
ing real estate or husbands in any extent.
D. W. Lincoln, of Russia township, Lor.
ain county has raised two crops of Early Rose
potatoes this year. The second crop was dug
several weeks ago. 1t was planted in July.
The corner stone of the new Richland coun-
ty Court House, was laid in Mansfield, on the
9th ult., with appropriate Masonic oeremon'
les. Judge Brinkerhof delivered the oration
Whitaker & Winters Stave Factory, neal
Clyde, was destroyed on Thursday Of las
week. 1t was supposed to have been set OF
fire. Loss estimated at about $1,000. Insured
for $4,000.
King Williams Salary is said to be 81 900,
600, and he has been on a strike lately. Al
though very successful generally, he has no
succeeded in "raising his wages"-he raise
good armies however.
BY the overturing Of a coal oil lamp, il
the residence of Jacob Roth, at Sandusky city
last week, fire occurred which threatened tC
consume the house, but was put out befor
serious demage occurred
Henry Heis, who resided near Leesville
Crawford county, having lost most of his prop
erty within few years, became desolate ant
drunken, and on the night of the S0th, com
mitted suicide by hanging.
Apples appear to be drug this year. II
New Hampshire they are selling at ten cent
per bushel; in many places they given away
while in the general markets they are quote
at from one to three dollars per barrel.
Brandt & Condit are opening out a splen
did stock Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, ant
will have connected with their establishment
large stock of Millinery Goods, over whicl
a competent Alilliner from New York vii
preside.
Two frame barns belonging to Mr.. G. Gill
son, of Elmore, were burned, together wit
all of his grain and hay, on Wednesday nigh
of last week. The fire is supposed to hav
caught from lantern in the hands of boy
who was in the barn during the evening
Loss about $1,000. Insured for $1,000.
A man down east, after reading Greeley
nWhat know about Farming" concluded h
knew as much as Horace, and undertook t
raise cabbages by planting kraut. He WASH
half as successful as the fellow who undertoo
to "raise a row." by planting beer. He got
crop, and had something TO show for it."
The Seneca AdUertiSer published yer
readable daily during the fair last week, bu
devoted its columns to political purposes.
q consequence, the Tribune "went in" an
published daily also, and Tifhn was mas
nifed in to a great city for several days. tt
Tribune folks deserve credit for their ente
prise in getting out 50 good daily on SO sho
notice.
A minister at Alliance, Chic, is going
bring suit against man for over S46,OOe, f
marrying him. Fourteen years ago he ma
ried the man, who wanted to pay in potatoe
tomorrow. He said he would give six bus
els of potatoes down, and double the numb
of bushels every year, until paid. As it h
been fourteen years, and nary potato con
vet. It AMOUNTS to 9S,29s bushels, and at fit
cents o bushel, to sid,l39 Expensive Wit
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