The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-06-10
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Those dogs.
Sheep are being feeced.
1t rained Just a few on Tuesday.
..Can black man have wHrTE swelling :
isa question being discussed in some medica
schools
Fishermen swear at their luck nowadays
Broadax slivered the old trees, on Tuesday
might
= Judge Fitch, Of Toledo, was in the city OF
Monday.
Thompson & Co. have been rejuvenstinG
their store.
BeHefontaine is paving her sidewalks with
Berea tagging
Lightning rods have been placed On the
public School building
The people Of Tifin are being giaddenod BY
Menageries, Magicians &c.
We are indebted to Hon E F. Dickinson
for public documents
Judge Stone is presiding in the court Of
Common Pleas, this week.
Hellman is closing out his stock Of dry
goods. See his advertisement.
Mr.. William K Bartlett, of Fostoria died on
the Both inst, after a brief illness.
LE. Amsden, is laying out improvements
on and about his residence, on Arch street.
We ars under Obligations to Hon Mahlon
Chance, consul. at Nassau, for papers iron
thatplace.
The latest match is between two Iowa girls
v,bo nre n chew gum against time; best two
IN three in corsets.
+ hailed at Norwslk, on Sunday evening
last. Some Of the hail stones were an inch II
diameter. Sky-lights suffered,
Total receipts Of tine Congregational Socie'
tvs fair. at Norwalk, amounted to over $500,
where for they are thankful.
The contract for building the new Comi
House. at Wauscon, is awarded 10 w
Brooiler OF that place for $4,000
A son of Newton Payne, Of Bay township
Ottawa county, fell from his fathers door steT
to the ground breaking his leg between The
hip and knee.
A little chap in school, the other day, hav'
ing 10 defne hyeza, said it was girls name
He isn't quite ready for the PrOfessorship o.
Natural HistJ4s yet
Rev. Charles Rynolds, Pastor Of the NJ. Z
Church at FostoTia, has received a call fron
Albany, n. Y. He preached his farewell ser.
mon Oh last Sabbath
The Editors of the Fostoria Re5ieU, are tC
devote portion Of their paper TO the faahions
A busy time for them viii commence about
that period, if they note all the changes a.
they occur.
!. The Session of the Ohio State Musical
Association, at Mansfield, did not prove a sue.
cess financially, this year, fact which The
Herald regrets, inasmuch as it will. probably
be held elsewhere next year.
A constable in Missouri had a writ to serve
and, by the following return on the back OF it
it is believed he didn't have pleasant time Of
it ~Sarved the within writ, but was fit with
brix SO that couldn't sarve it.7
The Morning Stars are a B. B. c., OF thil
city, the members of which get up with tn,
sun, every other morning, and indulge in I
game to whet their appetites for breakfast
They are becoming somewhat proficient.
McKims stave and barrel factory, at Belle
vue employs foyty-One hands-most of then
heads of families. 1t is striking evidence Of
what manufacturing does for town. It has
added population of nearly two hundred tC
that place.
Homer Combs, of Fostoria, boy about Il
years of age, started after the cows, on Tues
day evening the Slst, as usual. at last &c,
counts he was supposed to be still after tbs
cows, as he had not returned home. The pas
lures in Fostoria must cover a large area.
The Maple City and the Champion B. B
Clubs, Of this city, played match game OF
the grounds of the Croghans, On Saturda!
last, in which the Naples suffered defeat, tn,
score standing; Champions 81; Maple City 2l
Mr. F. Hedrick, OF the firm of Canfelt
Hedrick & Bristol, Of this city, started or
Tuesday, for visit to his parents, in France
He intends to be absent from two to thret
months. We wish him pleasant journey
and safe return.
Rev. W E Peterson, of Dayton, delivered
lecture on temperance, at Birchard Hall, OF
Monday evening. Mr.. Peterson is an earnos
and convincing speaker. He is engaged b,
the Good Templars, to lecture again On tn
Doth and 2Ist of this month.
Judge Rush R. Sloane has written a lette
positively refusing the use Of his name in con
nection with a. nomination TO Congress from
the Ninth District. Pressure of business Il
his reason.-ClereloRd Herald.
'Tis just as well.
gentleman OF Ohio, who, twenty-five
years ago. settled with his creditors for tel
per cent, has just paid them in full, with in
terest.-Er.
We wonder who this Toledoan is :--Blade.
How long since Toledo swallowed Ohio.
A choking horse may often be relieved b!
pouring quantity of water into the ear o
the animal, which will cause him to shake hi
head violently, and the obstruction will b
speedily disl edged, if necessary, repeat tn
operation, but the first dose will general,
suffice.
A man named Harris, lay down on the tracl
near the depot, at Perrysburg on Satui
dav night the 2Sth, to sleep of drunken stu
Dor, and was disooverd just in time to be take
out of the way of the express train. A rail
road track is not q safe bed for drunken men
occupy
Ii our lady readers wish to keep a boque
flesh. let them drop tablespoonful Of powder
ed charcoal into the water intended for tn
aower stalks, and they will keep their fresh
ness and perfume for several days, and loo
and smell the same as those Just gathered
The charcoal settles at the bottom of the vast
the water remaining clear.
On Saturday last, Pierce Russell, aged 1
wears, was instantly killed while sheaTin
sheen, i'll Bloom township, Woo
county. In its struggles to get free
the sheep struck the shears, driving them int
Young Fierce's left side, the point entering h
heart, and causing instant doath. He was
yoang man of fine promise.
Brown and Smith were met by an ovei
dressed individual. a'Do you know that chal
Smiths" said Brown. Yes, know him; thi
is. / know Of him-he's sculptor" "Such
fellow as that a sculptor surely, you must /
mistaken ale may not be the kind OF on
YOU mean, but I know that he chiseiied tai
orout. Of suit Of clothes last week"
The Temperance lecture OF Rev. HenT
Chance, Of this city, at Birchard Hall, on Tues
dnv evening, was attended by g full hous
The wide reputation Of the Buckeye BroaC
AK as a bold advocate Of temperance, ha
created disire on the part of those who ha
meyer listened to him, to hear him in his han,
ling of his flvorite theme. Mr.. Chance trea
f-isnd and foe alike, and neither is exeml
from his shots when he thinks they deser'
them.