The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09
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Detroit gained si,O2I since 1850
Milwaukee gained 26,6lS since 1860.
Tifinites are busy eating watermelons
TiHn has city barn yard in its public
square,
The Wizard Oh concert, was in Tifin last
week.
The miners at Akron, are having trouble
again.
Quite number Of our citizens are enjoying
the eshakes."
The march of events is to be followed by a
dress parade by the ladies.
Mosquitoes have invaded England. They
are marksd ''NeW Jersey"
King William is not much of meat eater,
but he recently took honey pays.
When win it RAIN, is the anxious inquiry of
farmers who are waiting to SOW wheat.
The Tifin Star has taken partner, Mr.. J.
s. Foster. We wish the new firm success.
Washington township has population Of
2,29e. Madison has 900, and WOodville l,4lS.
The fall bonnets are to be trimmed with gay
velvet ornamented with berries or very bright
flowers
A good PARA young lady with Grecian
bend, and young man who parts his hair in
the middle.
Awoman that marries man because he Isl
good match, must not be surprised if he turns
out lucifer.
= man in Napoleon named Isaac Boyd, fell
b; lom hay NOW on the 26tb, ult, and broke
'iahe 8 Wykes are receiving their fall styles
n soods If you want a stylish suit, there is
S-e place to get it.
A ItisreTsrd Inscription in Kennebunk,
NE 5a.ia thus. sPoOr Joel his head is level
nir Il it never was before"
Mr.Ladd, of Elmore, is making preparations
to erect a foundry at that place. He intends
to have it running in five weeks.
Professor Williams, the Fakir of silva, en-
tertained the people of Fort Seneca with his
exhibition, on wednesday night last.
J.H Purves has moved his tobacco store to
the room formely occupied by L. Holman, on
che corner Of State and Front Streets.
Journalists are busy just at present. explain
ing why the population of their towns is not
g1sater than Is shown by the census, reports.
A day laborer at Napoleon, named Thomp-
son, was arrested last week on an Indictment
fcr larceny, found against him two years ago.
Z. Youngnan has leased the store room re-
Gently occnpied by J. H. Purves, and viii have
it fitted up for a clothing store, before moving
into it.
"A young chap in Tifin desired to commit
suicide, the other night, but was unable to pro-
cure pistol, and so is obliged to endure life
for season.
Professor MichaeIis, who is a Catholic priest |
at Braunsburg EAST Prussia), has declared
the Pope hereto, because of his assumption
Of infAIibility.
Figures are said to "never lie" but the Fos-
boris- ReUies0 thinks otherwise, as they made
the population of that town less than it is
The number is now 2,Ol5.
Some slandsrous newspaper reporter hears |
that Lucy Stones trOwsers and her husbands |
hoop skirt, weTe stolen from sleeping car a |
fgw nights since
Gov. Hayes has issued a writ for an election
70 take place on the second Tuesday of Octo-
bar, fer State Senator to fiji the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Lew. D. Camp
bell
A collision occurred on the D. &MR.R.,
at Perrysbufg, On Saturday the 9th, between
a passenger and freight train. Fortunately
no damage was done except to the engines,
which were slightly demoraIized.
C. Franklin, living near MOnroeville was
sun struck on the railroad, near that place, on
the oath ulE He was found by neighbors,
taken home, and by prompt and eficaoious
remedies, restored to consciousness and health.
The Grand Jury at Mansfield O., found an
Indictment against A. L. Robinson for the
murder Of Mary J. Lunsford in last March.
The trial of the case viii cause great excite
uient. It was a most horrible, damning mur-
der.
They have turlly gobler near Findlay that
does tho h4tching and brood raising for his
owner Not long since he drove an old hen
from her nest, took possession, Matched out the
chickens, and afterwards raised them to hen
and Toosserhood. -
The number of pensioners having lost both
iers IS forty-two-number having lost one
Ier. four thousand six hundred and twenty
ssyen-number having lost one arm and one
leg. wenty-one-number having lost both
arms, six thousand and six.
William 10 Crown Prince: 'My boy, I've
caught a Tarter here at Metz" c. P.-"Well,
papa. bring him along to Paris" W.-'My
tog, be won't come" c. P.-"well, then,
rapa, come along without him" W.-"DOH-
Ter aaa Bfitse,,l he won't let me.
A drive through the townships of Townsend
and Greencreel, win delight any one with
the farming lands of those localities. Some
n the finest orchards we have ever seen arc
located in those townships. And the numer-
GUS young peach orchards give promise of
abundant returns in the future.
1l q man in Custer, Wood county, by tho name
n Isanc Brown, wus seriously injured on
thursday tho oath ult, by being caught in
belt of a threshfDg machine He threw his
arm forward to savo himself, and it was caught
among the cogs, crushing his hand and arm so
that amputation was necessary.
8 A little girl in Bellevue, poked an acorn into
her nose; several weeks ago, where it remained
until reraovod bv a physician. When remov-
ed it had Eprouted- Had it remained long
enough, she might have been ornamented like
Munchansen's deer-except instead of cherry
tree it would have been an oak.
, "A young fellow in TifRn, got hold of a night
mare, the other night, and dreaming that his
brother was shut up in bureau that stood in
tbe room, jumped oUt Of bed. Selling the
bureau. he turned it completely over, smash
;,z tbe mirror and badly demoralizing it gen
srallv. He thinks night mares are expensive
as vel as unpleasant.
Mr.. Philip Leiber, residing near Bellevue,
h.5 valuable horse killed at the railroad
crossing near McKim's cooper shop, on satur-
A. morning last. He was driving to town,
ond abs road crosses the track diagonally at
thsf Mace, as one horse stepped upon the track
:, ,,ss struck by the lightning express and in
.,.,tlv killed. The other horse was not IN
jured.
The man who scan keep posted on cnrrent
events. without taking a county paper does
not live over twenty miles from this locality.