The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12

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lug yards.
The Ksssler House barn has been Ordere'
70 the front.
Horse thieves are troubling farmers il
Wood county,
Mr.. L. HeIlman and wife, left for New
York on Monday.
The First National Bank Building hss beer
undergoing repairs
Commencement Exercises of Oberlin col
hge were held last week.
Broadax is to lecture on temperance q
Lindsay next Monday evening.
A "leesle sunthinD for the inner man. raised
ned with some fellows the other night.
Quite number Of very neat tenameni
houses are being built in the suburbs of Bel
levue.
Governor Hays left Columbus on Saturday
for Minnesota, whore he viii spend ten day.
or two weeks.
Intereset in the temperance cause in this
city is declining in about the same ratio as in
tsmperance increases.
The lodge Of Good Templars at Lindsey il
ssil in progress, and hOurishing finely for the
time it has been established.
The most delicious, dslsct&ble, luscious,
nutritious Of all harmless -Watemelons,
are becoming plenty in market.
On gate post in front Of a farm house out
West is a sign reading ''No Life insurance or
sowing machines wanted here"
On Sunday night the 3lst inst, the County
Clerks Office at Van Vert was entered by
burglars, but finding nothing, ait out"
Clark, Of the Ottawa NesOs, has became dis
gusted with the numberless interrogutions
poked at him in relation to railroad news
Mrs. Polly Sslkirk aged lO2 years, months
Eve days died at Medina, last week. She was
born in Waterbury Connecticut, Jan. 30 I76S
Early rose potatoes large as hens eggs, were
raised in the valley Of the sty1, Medina coun-
ty in 42 days. Can any Of our farmers beat
thatf
Hon. Mahlon Chance, U. S. Consul at Mas
sau, arrived in this city on Saturday night
lsst. He intends to remain in the States until
November.
For copies of this Premium List and other
information relating to the Northern Ohio
Fair, address Col. S. b. Harris, Correspond
ing Secretary, Cleveland Ohio.
On Wednesday of last week, team belong
ing to the Cleveland Lightning Rod Company,
ran away in ElmOre, damaging the wagon and
slightly iniuring one of the horses.
Kenton is to have two cisterns with a ca
pacity Of 1000 barrels each. We are glad
that its great need is to be supplied, but they
will have to move the town away to find
room.
The attempt at robbery was evidently made
by some one who was not posted. The coun-
~ Treasurer formerly occupied this room and
the burglar was not posted m the changes
which had taken place.
A half witted fellow straysd into the city,
from the country, on Monday, minus his
'breeches," and was sent home TO indulge in
in his cool attire.-Se,Seca AdDertiSeT.
And Tifin had bare show.
A chap in Findlay, who had started with
lis gall for the concert, the other night, when
told at the ticket stand that the price of ad-
mission was fifty cents, turned to her and said:
"oomeSn Sal let's go ohome.-That's too steep.p
Railroad matters are progressing finely and
Tifhn viii soon emerge from the woods.-TYf.
jim Star.
We'll that may be, but it won't avail much.
Aboriginers are not apt to adopt the ways of
the civilized world.
The swine on the streets have. not exhibited
their usual vivaOity for a few days past.
Quite number have been absent from the
morning promenade. This is undoubtedly
owing to the death of the spotted pig which
occurred last week.
Three individuals were arrested at Monroe
vile on Wednesday of last week charged with
hurglsry-breaking open freight cars on the
Lake Shore Road, and stealing therefrom
case Of boots. The arrests were made by
Constable Marsh of Norwslk
Master Frank Close has the neatest turnout
N the city, consisting of q square box buggy
before which he drives one Of his black pom.
ies, dressed in a neat black trimed harness.
Frank is champion horseman, and draws
the rein with evident satisfaction.
It must be that the local Of the Findlay |
Courier was Just emerging from blissful ex-
perience when he wrote: 'It is pleasant for
lovers 10 sit on the porch, these evenings, and
be happy in the thought that their blood is
commingly in the same musquitoe's"
A woman in the country did not compliment
the man who is numbering the host, when
she told him he was crazy for wanting her
senses. She hadn't had any for ten years, ahs
said. at that time she had given them to an
ether feller, and he hadn't returned them.
On Wednesday night the Sd, the ticket Of
fee at Haskins, on the D. & NJ railroad, was
broken into and several tickets and $40 in
currency stolen. On the day following man |
giving his anne as Shaw, was arrested and
held for examination, which is bad for Shaw. |
Here is an epitaph from the cemetery in |
neighboring town:
"Hers Lies the body Of Peter eraes.
Who died from eating sveitzer ksse;
He finished six plattes and commenced on seveu.
And exploded. ofsuch is the Kingdom of fHesven.n |
At meeting of the members of the Crophan
Il. B. Club, on Monday evening the following
officers were elected; President, A. H. Rice;
Vice President, h D. Hunt; Secretary, Lynde
Greene; Treasurer, John Landgrsf; Directors,
@. G. Greene, w. H. Andrews, F. J. Land
graf.
The Peerless Lod ge I. o. G. I. of CLYDE,
have arranged to hold a basket pic mic, at
Green Springs, on Tuesday the 18th. They |
have extended invitations to the lodges at 4
Green Springs, TifRn and Fremont. Good
speakers viii be in attendance, and pleasant
time is anticipated.
The practice Of boys going into the river to
batbe, where they can be plainly seen from
the bridge or back streets, is INDUCED in to an
officer Of the law. If boys persist in wiIlful
continuance Of this practice, they should be
punished; if through ignorance, it is high time
they were taught better
The geese still continue their afternoon con-
eerts on Front street. By the way, there is
one goose missing. Ona of the veterans
The city authorities should investigate the !
matter lest the goose trade of our citv he i'm.
paired by reduction in numbers. What
would we do without geese is respectfully
submitted to the Council.
The Summit County Beacon tells a good |
story of an Episcopalicn, in Akron, who is |
deeply and earnestly interested in Railway mat |
tars. he went 10 church, a few Sabbaths |
since, 10 hear Rev. Gauter. When the Htany
was being reoited friend who stood next to |
him heard him murmuE aFrom the man
who won't subscribe, Good Lord deliver US :"