The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11
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Many ueslIhDie results oTe oltlcl patedi nom
the abundance of water in Norwalk.
The, old house on the corner Of State and
Justiee streets, has been torn down.
There is a lively interest in the temperance
cause, in every town but ours.
Tho individual who is not troubled with o
cold, has not been seen for week.
Hon. F. F. Dickenson has our thanks for
publ, documents.
Gea. W. q. Gibson is to deliver his lecture
-'along the lines" at Green Springs.
Fifteen divorces were granted by tho Han
cock connty court, at its last session.
Gen.Gibson lsctured in Bellevue on wednes
day night.
A Asuaicent amount of snow fell, on Sunday,
tocall out sleighriders.
Slipping has been good, this week especially
on ths side walks.
Milan Is talking about re-opening its Canal
This is talked Of in connection with the Rail-
road project.
Henry Smith viii sell at Public Sale, at his
residence - mile south Of BeIlville, on the
10th, horses, cattle &c.
On the 10Th inst, Edward Deemer, will sell
uOLhEhf LdlktHf o. AAAo LooluGlIG IL lllEal
Wesi Of Fremont, on the RoIlersville road.
Cases in Court progress slowly, but three ca
ses having beon disposed Of, at this writing,
Tuesday.
The weather would indicate that the ground
hog knew what he was about when he fed
from his shadow.
a fire at MonToeville, on the 18th, destroyed
-
erty destroyed was insured.
y, H. Purvis & Co., intend opening up
cigar 0nd tobacco store, in tbs room recently
vaca.ed by Hunt 6 Kinsman.
Fiadi4y is making disturbers Of the peace
-worl; her streets. Fremont might employ some
Srf its population in that way, and do good
Crane and Wykes are receiving theii spring
-, Of Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, Hats,
60 / other desirable articles Gail in and
a. -, County, a deed from the L. S.
.. ,,,'. 4a@e% Trust Co, was placed on
- ~ = '--s ~ Ssh f5erc we're s, 900 in
STAMPS.
While loading revolver, 4, -.
the 2Sth, Frank MoKinn, of Bell -, p ~. =
verely shot in the hand, by the aecidt
charge of one of the barrels :,
The Good Templers have secured the hal.
in Buekland's old block, formerly ocoupied by /
the Odd Fellows, They viii meet there for the
first time on next Tuesday evening.
The Albright Congregation, of this city, has
been holding protracted meeting for several
weeks. It VIII be continued for some time vet
Quite number have been added TO the Church
The Mayor Of Fndlay had pleasant time
last week. He had eleven cases before him all
of which were hard cases, and were disposed
ofmanly by putting the parties in jail.
Tho School board, IN Milan, have for some
time been in a state of deep agitation. They
are glieved and irritated because the teacher
persists in conducting the school on his own
plan. Probably both are wrong.
Cheese Factories, where yer they have been
established, have proven profitable investments
They can be made equally Profitable in San
dusl1y County. Persons seeking investment
should remember this
A subscriber who grumbled because his Pc
per was so damp, was told by the editorthat If
was because there was so much due on it. We
would like some of the due which is on many
of our papers.
Several Of our exchanges complain Of our
spelling Olive Logan's name ''Oliver." Ourdev-
il is 'fwoman's rights man. and insists on
spelling the name in full He says athat's what
its coming to-"
Some body or bodies exhibited 4 two ]
headed girl here, on Tuesday. They chained
that she could speak on too different subjects
at once. That's nothing; we know Of some with
a tongue capacity which beats that.
A fire ACQUIRED in Port Clinton, on Saturday
the 18th ult, which destroyed frame building
occupied as q drug store below and DWELLING
above The loss was about $4,000. The drug
store was owned by DR.. Zotes & Son. The
other part of the building was occupied as
dwelling by Mrs Mcknight, widow lady
The family Of Colonel Miller Of Mansfield,
narrowly escaped death, on the night Of the
25th ult. They had retired to bed leaving the
fues of base burning coal stove shut, and tho
lid over the coal Reservoir open. The escaping
gass nearly accomplished the work, before any
one of them were aroused.
a young man named Adams, residing near
CLYDE, was called to the door Of his residence
by some unknown person, about week since.
As soon as he opened the door the unknown
stabbed him over one Of his eyes, and then
made his escape. The wound wos not DANCE
rous.
o. o. England has sold out his interest in
the firm of Thompson & Co, and intends re-
moving to Iowa. Sorry to have him 90, but
wish him success wherever he may locate. The
present firm consists of Chas. Thompson, J. P.
Thompson and Chas. A. Norton, all well
known and active business men.
Where is the town that is ahead OF Findlay
in the point of pretty womenf Answer KS.
Hancock Courier.
No doubt Findlay is rich in those blessings
but not to be compared with Fremont. Why,
We have scores before whom every knee has
bowed, and every tongue confessed Such
instances are continually occurring. What
we disire TO know Is, where is the town that is
.yren second to ours
The Odd Fellows Of this City, hold their an
Nh reunion, in their new Hall, Thursday eve
4,ng next The Hall is one Of the finest in
Northern Ohio, and viii be dedicated on that
occasion, when the Grand Master, Deputy
tirlpd Master and Grand Secretary, Will be
present. After the dedication, ? supper viii be
served for the brethren and invited guests.
The route Of tho Piftsburg Canton and Chi
raeo road, surveyed as far as Plymouth, Is pro-
,,ounced ten miles shorter than any other line.
'f-bs same line continued to Fremont and To-
tedo instead Of to Tifin and Toledo, would
,,,vo a distance Of s miles, this making it by
is miles shortertllan any other route viii not
car citizens make an effort to attract the road
in this direction
The Trustees of Otterbein University which 1
7yas recently destroyed by FIRE at Westerville, /
Franklin county, propose to re-erect and estab-
lish their college, at whatever point offers the
,rratest inducements. What say our citizens !
towards making an effort to secure its location
here. 1t would be worth $4,000 at least. Can
not We raise the sum and secure it?
The people Of Bucyrus, tired Of She wantOn
extravaganza of the School Board (demoeTasiel
refused togrant an extra issue Of bonds TO al
low them to finish the building. The Board
has heretofore refused to resign. Deprived Of
their occupation now, they win probably re-
sign and allow the people to choose others IN
whom they have more confidence. The vote
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