The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-29


their advertisement.
s The peach and cherry trees arc in bloom
and give promise Of en- abundant crop.
There were shipped from Genoa, during the
raOath Of March 100000 pounds OF white
lime.
.s Ross & Young are opening out a. complete
stock of Drugs, School Books, &c. Give them
q ean
John Cherry, a resident of Huron County
since 1871, died at Fairfield on the Sth inst,
Sgd p years.
Hon. R. P. Buokland, Of this city has been
elected President Of the Board Of Managers for
ths Soldiers Orphans Home.
At Genoa, the St. Johns congregation is
Iailding church which will cost $4,000. The
size is to be Ssz7O feet.
The dwelling eff David MeekisoH, at Napo-
leon, was entered by burglars on the 18th, and
,ae hundred dollars in greenbscks were stolen.
70 For bargains in out-lots and choice building
places, outside the corporation, consult the
.-.f. advertisement Of F. s. White and c. o. TIL
lotson.
In this country as in China, parents gree
saoey their girls. There the seniltude ends
Us the receivers of the gifts in this country
tften consider it a seh
ms The Assessors are going their rounds, pOling
lheir blanks under peoples noses, which usual
IL turn up in consequence People don't usu-
aAy appreciate their visits
The brethren Of Hancock Lodge, in Findlay
celebrated the 5lst anniversary of Odd Fel<
,- iowships in the United States, on the evening
Of the 95tA.
ospt Holeomb Of Wood county was thrown
49, -
Ago and had several Of his ribs broken and
wss otherwise severely injured
John Pooman, Of Riehlsnd county, dropped
aead at the polls on the 9Th Of April Heart
disease was thought to be the cause He was
aged thirty-eight and was unmarried.
Wheat is recovering rapidly under the ia
rurable weather Of tho present month; and
Che prospect is much better than it ives sever
a weeks ago.
The body Of man named John Swopo was
round In the Wabash river near Wsterville
gn Che 22d. It is supposed that he lived at
Grand Rspids.
John Beardsley, of NorwRlk, was arrested
On the Esd and taken 10 Cleveland. by the
United States Marshal, charged With selling
Equor at wholesale on a retailers license.
A muss was kicked up Mt dance Oh Sstur-
day night last, and several Of the party have
been wearing mourning countenances since.
Where were the police?
Since the first of February last d. L. June
r1 & Son have shipped 100 car loads of their cell
sbated Fremont White Lime. Their orders
now are ahead Of their capacity to fill.
The Coshoeton Age is to be put in a new
dress. II deserves it, and we are happy TO
know that brother Collier is so prosperous as
70 be able to clothe his journal in new attire.
A young lady died recently, in Vermont
nom the effects of squeezing herself too tightly
in pair of corsets She might have found
mans arms more comfortable and not so fatal
Matthew STERLING, Of Toledo, butcher by
trade, was assaulted by Richard Wils5on on
Saturday evening last, and badly beaten
Wilsdon was armed with a club and pair of
brass knuckles. The attack appears to have
been an unprOvoked one.
a Snowman named Hilton sold the people
Of Perrysburg, on the evening of the 23d He
was to give concert, and the hall was well
filed, but after waiting until their patience
was exhausted, the audience ascertained that
he had pocketed the receipts and "slid."
Husbands who kiss hired girls sometimes
, get nnio hot water One did, recently, at
OberIn. HIS wife e~ught him at it, and
Giaused pailful OF boiling Water over him and
.-.sl The girl They haven't tried kissing since,
neither being able to get out of bed since.
asf Hot water is patent weapon.
The II. S. & /. S. Railway Company are
a preparing new timetable to go into effect
on the first of Nay. BY the net arrangement
the New York & Chicago Passenger Express
tai lau4 l..
tinued this year until the close Of the fall
travel
The Hon. Homer Everett reached home on
Monday evening, having enjoyed his trip to
y Washington, as one Of the Representatives of
Ohio, very highly. Everywhere they we're
treated with the most distinguished considera-
Esthe Representative Of one Of the frst States
in the Union.
second expedition viii leave Tifin, Ohio,
for the South about the 18th of May. The
fare from TINT point to Nashville and Chat
tsRoOga and return is sl7.7O and $3.50,
gespeetvely-x which is half fare.-Penons
81 desiring further information can address J..
I. MIsrrS, TiFin, Ohio.
The EeE York Tribune editorially aunoun-
ess that the Hon sIahlou Chance of Ohio has
arrived at Nassau, and that "His many friends
will be very glad to hear That his health is
'fmproved." His friends win be gratifed to
hear that Ar. Chsco is likely 70 recover, under
the saving and exhilerating influences Of this
new Providence.
Near Lima, on Friday morning Iast, the ex-
press train on the Dayton & Michigan road
rzn Of the track and into the ditch. The
foeonetive, tender, two baggage ears Bnd one
Haynes, the Engineer, who resides in Toledo
was caught under the wrek and seriously in
jured.
D. L. June s Sons are about establishing a
furnace and foundry for the manufacture OF
Pipe Boxes They are nearly ready to com
menco work, having received their patterns,
and as soon as their molding room is finished
operations viii begin. This is a good move
and one which we hope Will meet with the
encouragement and success it deserves.
The editor Of the Bellevue Gazette has been
examining Webster to find an expletive sufi-
eieutly expressive to do justice to his feelings
because some scallawag has been poisoning
some good hunting dogs in that place He
couldn't do it. You should have called him
de5-soAe-d manufacturer Of sausage meat, and
you would have done him Brown.
Near Kenton. on the 22d, the boiler OF
steam saw mill exploded, instantly killing
James II. Bunce, the proprietor, and iniuring
Wrs. Bunce 50 badly that she died the same
evening One Of their children and mill
hand were severely injured. The boiler and
the mill building were scattered in every di-
Feetion.
Attho residence Of Nr. Henry GATES, IN
Genoa, ON the 18th, coal oil lamp was knock
ed of melodeon by accident and, breaking
the oil spread out and took fire, ondan-
eering the house. Mrs Gates, with great
presence of mind threw quilt over the flames
and endcayored to smother them. Other help
.n-ninc at the rnnnneni the fire was put ont