The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-30
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wednesday ASAt-
The ugliest man in the county will be at th'
fair. Come in and see him.
Hon. James Purdy, of Mansfield, has donat
ed 5000 to the Wooster University.
The Mansfield Herald proposes to issue &
a daily during the fair at that place.
During the fair will be good time for sub
scribers to pay up their subscription
Much of the fine stock which was at th'
CLYDE Fair, will be at the County Fair.
A, hotel, barn, &c, at Amboy, Ashtabuls
county, was destroyed by fire on the 2Sd.
Parties interested are requested to ego for
the special premiums, at the coming fair.
War between Russia and Turkey is immi.
nent, and a general Europeon war, not I'M
probable.
A Young man had his hand caught in cir
cular saw, at Bellevue, on the 22d, and had il
badly damaged.
The German General Steinmetz, has beer
disqraced it is said because Bazaine killed tC
many men for him.
Bring your best horses, your finest sheep,
and your fattest cattle to the fair, and be SURE
and scome yourself"
The morals of Hancock County are not i'm
proving very fast, and burglaries, near and in
Findlay are numerous
Farmers are nearly through cutting corn
We know some old topers who are pretty neal
through drinking oorn-juice.
Warm days and cool nights are good foI
shakes. Lots OF folks have them; and quinin'
= pills are in demand.
A hub and spoke factory is talked of at Ma
poleon. They have an enterprising spirit there
and viii prosper rapidly.
Houpt & Byal are putting up sign $50 fee
long, on the Hancock County Fair Grounds
Its letters are feet long.
It Is understood Franklin County is to gel
the Agricultural. 1t is to be located on the
Neil farm, near Columbus.
A fire broke out in McKim's stave works, al
Bellevue, on the 22d, but was extiguished be
fore much damage occurred
The young men will come to the fair to cast
"sheeps eyes" at the pretty girls. And the
= girls will sling them back again.
Purdy & Wood are building a splendid
monument for a Mr.. Neikirk of Seneca Coun-
ty. It is of Connecticut free-stone.
DIR. Francis Stohl, noted homoeopathist
physician, died at Mansfield, on the 18th, aged
IS. He was born in Alsace, France.
At a base ball match at Chicago, on the 23d,
g boy named Ogeray was struck in the stom-
ack by the ball, and instantly killed.
H.H. Shapp, of Illinois, is to establish the
paper mill at Napoleon. The entire cost is
estimated at s2l,O 900, and the capacity of the
mill is stated at a ton and a half
Thirteen persons were thrown out Of a wagon
down an embankment, near Napoleon, on the
18th. One, lady, had her arm broken, the
Others escaped with slight injuries.
An advertisement in the Journal is read by
nearly double the number of persons who read
anv other paper oirculatedin the county, and ii
is therefore the best advertising medium.
A lady in Auglaize county recently ate eigh-
teen roasting ears, at two meals. She has not
eaten anything since, and the widower is look.
ing for a woman TO take care of the children
The contraction building the addition to
the Court House, was awarded to D. L. june
& Son, OF this city, for $500. The firm il
thoroughly reliable, and will turn out good
Job.
Now is the time to have your teeth cared
for. BY doing so you secure comfort and pro
tsct health. For dental work ofevery descrip
ton, call on DR.. a. F. Priee, Office over BanI
of Fremont.
Look at the date after your name, on thii
paper, and you can easily tell If you owe us
If so come and pay. These small sums amount
to little to you, but to us, in the hands of 81
many, they make large sums.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Northern
Ohio Fair is to be held on the same days a
our county fair, we have every reason to be
lieve that our citizens will give our own th'
preference, as they properly should do.
Two '.freight" accounts were settled by con
fdenced victims, on Saturday at Toledo, on'
to the extent of SlSs, and the other to the ez
tent Of sos. People viii not learn except b!
experience.
John Shaw, George Littlejohn and Thomal
DouneIly, started from Sandusky in a small
sail boat to go to Cedar Point, on the 22d
Shaw and Littlejohn got into scufie and fel
overheard. Shaw was drowned.
William Douglas, living on Butternui
Ridge, while engaged in cutting corn, on th'
18th, had the misfortune to sever the cords OF
the inside of hi, right leg below the knee
The wound though severe was not dangerous
The 49th Ohio had its reunion at Fostoni
on the 18th, and an immense crowd was pres
ent. Short addresses were made by Gen. Glib
son, Col. Langworthy and others, and a gen
eraI good time was had. They adjourned t
meet at this city, on the 10Th Sept. 1871.
Mr.. Theo. Clapp, for many years a residen
of this city, but who, for the past two years
has resided at East Hampton, Mass, is spend
ing few days in the city, visiting among hi
friends, and looking after his interests here
We ere glad to learn that his health is mucl
improved.
When you want bargains, examine our ad
Vertising columns The men who adyertis,
mean business, they who do not, because
costs something, rarely sell cheap, for fea
thev might accidentally give you bargain
Buv of those who advertise, is q safe rule
they have the goods, and mean to sell them
Fremont Is to be fenced in for COW pastur
The town is going TO take Rip Van Winkl
Sleep until next census time.-StaT.
We should advise you, not to stray of u
this way, or we might have a calf in the pas
ture. But her sleep VIII be the sleep Of tn
iust-refreshing and invigorating, 50 tina
b when the census man comes round again, b
will record another 60 per cent gain.
William schaIlenberg, a marble cutter, /
the employ of Myers, Uhl & Co., Clevelan'
shot his wife, on Saturday evening last, O
corner of Clark Avenue and Brooklyn Stree
They had been married but six weeks, an
had a disagreement about some money, 81
demanding, he refusing, when he drew T
,olver and shot twice, both balls entering b
head. and wounding her so that she died.
The telegraph announces the death, in PHI
adelnbia. Of Judge Robert C. Grier. Judi
.Grier was appointed by President Po
IN 1916, associste justice of the suprer
,corrt thus serving nearly a quarter
century in that distinguished POI
+ion. He had been afflicted for some yea
18th martial paralysis, and some time previo
n his death was a helpless invalid. he W
Il yeaS OF sge'