The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-07-01
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Don't forget the circus, the gyasticutus and
the unicorn.
The old chap who oft is happy, was glorious
on Saturday.
Major Geo. Williams has gone into the sew
ing machine business
Port Clinton proposes to Celebrate the 4th in
the old-fashioned way.
Our thanks are due Hon. E. F. Dickinson,
for Public documents.
Numerous cases Of Sunstroke are reported
during the recent hot weather
Napoleon is agitating the question Of intro
ducing the Holley water works
A row on Saturday night passed off without
interruption. Where was the Marshall
The Medical Fraternity of this city talks Of
organizing County Medical Association.
Rev. NJ. Hamilton, of Bellevue, left this
.vveek for three months journey in Europe.
DR.. MHenry, of Napoleon, fell from door
stem, on the 10th, and broke four of his ribs.
DEAF. Price will be absent from his Of
Zee from Monday until Friday of next week.
saturday last, during the hottest part of the
dav. the thermometer ranged from 05 to lO2
in the shade.
CT. Rice is spending his usual summerfur-
Tough in this city. He looks well and is chap
pyas a cllm."
Persons troubled with lassitude, these days,
should appreciate the beauties of "Shoo Fly,
don't bodder me"
Somebody has named that portion Of the
new block, occupied by the organ saloon,
"Brimstone Corner"
Rev. W. S. Peterson, Of Dayton, has accept
ed a unanimous call to the Passionate of the
First Congregational Church, at Findlay The
Salary is 81, 800 year.
VIM. Tea, of Bellevue, had his foot so badly
crushed by its being run over by an engine
and tender, ON the 10th, that alnputation, it is
thought, will be necessary.
Geo. 6. W. Collier delivered an address in
the lecture room of the Presbyterian Church,
last Sunday evening, upon the progress of the
work in which he has engaged.
A Young colored woman named Pierce, SIX
weeks wife, having been abused by her hus-
hand, drowned herself in the Huron river, at
Huron, on the evening of the 2lst.
ona little sprg from cherry tree, which
was presented to US a few days sgo, there were
ffty-three ripe cherries. The sprig was about
seven inches long. Who can beat itY
The free use of lemonade is recommended
in fevers, especially of a bilious character.
And it is especially urged in Scarlet fever, for
which It is said to be almost specific.
Suppose the devil had his due, where would
all the radicals be Exchange.
Where? Why, in clover, Of course, as there
would be nary a Cop. left to disturb their
tranquility.
A Convention toss meet at Toledo in Novem-
Der to consider the propriety of enlarging the
Miami and Erie Canal. The Boards Of Trade
of Toledo and Cincinnati are both favorable
10 the project OF enlarging.
Old topers in this vicinity should 'go to Tex
as" At Indianola, in that state, whisky and
water sell at the same price-one dollar a
bucket full. They don't misceginate it there,
and the Democracy are happy.
The Methodists of Lima have secured a lot
m the corner of Elizabeth and Market streets,
and are about to erect new church to be 81
nv lO2 feet. The estimate cost is between
$4,000 and $4,000. Fifteen thousand of the
amount has been subscribed by forty nine
persons.
The Geneva Times relates that lad named
Cleg, aged ten years, was killed by another
lad of about the same age, named James Per-
~, last week, near that place. The boys were
together with others, when Perry brought out
gun and pointed it at Cleg. It discharged,
and Cleg was instantly killed.
Buggies are comfort and convenience
Bugs NAV be a convenience, although we fail
10 see it, and they are not comfort, especial,
in pes soup. We came to the latter oonelu-
sion, after witnessing the grimmaces made by
q fellow, who had taken some, at Cleveland
hotel, last week. He did not finish his second
dish.
Ed. Jones of the Fostoria Reeiep, having
indicated desire to "see" the pile Of the fast
compositor of the Messenger, and not receiv.
ing an acceptance, now challenges the afor.
said to a type setting match for $1,000 a side
Time and place to be left to the challenged
Will it be match or a izzle is now the ques.
tion?
A man in Fosturia last week, attempted tC
shoot chicken. 1t had been gathering live.
lihood N his garden, and he rather grudged
it this privilege. He pursued it with gun
and as it few over the fence he let fly at it
He missed the fowl, but doctor subsequent!
picked seven shot out of his next door neigh
boris neck.
A Mrs. Gegner was killed, at Sanlsusky, Oh
the evening of the Dist. a blast had been Sc
of on premises adjoining, without the custom
ary warning being given. The lady was i
her garden, when the blast was set of, and
shsrp niece of stone fell upon her head crush
ing through the skull into the brain. Sh
lived but few hours after the accident.
The Sandusky Journal is responsible for tn
following:
In the present condition Of the -four trad
Il Is asserted by those who have tried it, tina
Il is impossible for ten mills to make one dime
They can't make cent.
You forget the Mace and Allen "nill.
Allen sent Mace TO grass and Mace sent ALE
to chancery. And both their Scent-ers produC
ed a copious how OF claret.
The present heated term seems to exten
throughout all this part of the north temporal
zone. From Omaha to Maine, and from Que
beo as far south as Charleston, come report
of the most excessive heat during the past thre
davs. One hundred and seven degrees in ii
shade as far north as Albany is certainly
circumstance which may well cause Il
s.oldest inhabitantr to give up the game, an
wear handful Of green leaves in the crow
of his hat.
A frequent cause of annoyance to postmast
ers is the pasting Of stamps cut from Govern
ment envelopes or wrappers upon papers
letters. Papers or letters thus stamped d
not 90 forward, Except to the Dead Lette
OHie). A wrapper or envelope stamp is onl
of value when attached to its wrapper or Ell
velope. If either the envelope or wrapper
spoiled, it can be returned to the postmastC
and be exchanged for stamps, but if cut frol
either. the stamp becomes valueless.
To Our Business Men.-we are no
rsceiving advertisements for the SandusE
County Agricultural society's Premium Ii
PamnbIet, of which, besides the number d
s;oned for the use OF the society, advertise
will receive a number proportiOned to the
-s,..,+;.i,o business Cards with five copi