The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-15
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Next Sunday is Raster
BucyTus has debt Of $4,000.
Mad has been converted into dust
The roads are getting in paassble order.
For good job Printing come TO the JoURNAI
Office.
Winter has been oustsd from the lap Of
spring.
A roallive sensation is expected in the city
aext week
Work viii soon be recommended upon the
Presbyterian church.
The nights are full Of music, that is il al
noise may be called music.
The beautiful nights Of the past week have
,alied ont the happy serenadeB.
Or. Shaw has given up the Dental profes-
sion, to become a tiller OF the soil.
Be sure and ask an Editor to tell you all the
news, the day before his paper is issued.
District Courts in session this week, Judges
Paine, Collins and Pennewell presiding.
There is man in thiz city so full Of bust
ness that he don't have time to take hint.
The work Of putting new front into the
ttore Of Brandt & Condit, has commenced.
Grass is springing, birds are singing, and
''the voice of the turtle is heard in the land"
"a little learning is a dangerous thing to
those who acquire their knowledge by absorp-
tion.
a little attention and labor rightly bestow-
cd, would improve the condition and appea-
rane Of our park.
Envelopes printed at this ofioo, and fur
nished at 8 very slight advance over the cost
Of the envelopes
The appearance Of the wheat is very encour-
aging, unless it be that short crop brings
more money per pushsl-
Thirty thousand pounds Of maple sugar
were bought by one firm, at West Liberty,
this season.
Young nen in despondsnt mood this
weather, must be troubled with foregons con.
slusions
Flowing for oats has bsen going on lively,
during the recent pleasant weather, and far
mem are engaged in getting in the Oat crop.
A little boy about four years old, son Of Mr..
Pearsal, Of Bowling Green, was found drown
ed in cellar, on Monday last.
Printed BIll-Hesds furnished, by the thou-
sand as chesp as plain paper can ordinarily be
purchased.
Citizens Of Bellevue last week memoralized
me Legislature in favor Of q Soldiers Orphans
Home.
Letter Heads, and Note Heads Printed, in
Che best style, at about tho ordinary cost Of
blank paper, at this Office.
Huron Presbytery has one heavy member,
Rev. Edwards, who stands about six feet six,
and weighs 900 pounds.
Tho improved outward appearance of rnanv
buildings would indicate that paint is being
nberally used this spring,
Rev. n. p. Bailey has disposed of his interest
in the Painesville Telegraph, and has accepted
the charge Of a church at a salary of $1,000 q
year.
The steam FIGURING Mil of Mr., Mclean, at
Bucyrus, was entirely consumed by fire, on
Saturday night last. Loss over ten thousand
dollars. No insurance.
A little child nearly two years old, son Of
Or. MeCacken, of Portage, fell into 6 barrel
Of swin and was drowned, on Saturday the
9th inst.
The Rev. Mr.. DoOlitle, of Mansfield, is tenn
porarily filing the vacancy in St PauTs
church, Occasioned by resignation of the Rev.
C. h. Young.
Adam and Eve were the first persons to
raise Cain" Their descendants have been
raising cane ever since, and it amt always
sugar cane.
The newly organized base ball club played
their first game for practise on Tuesday. They
have fine field laid out in the lot opposite the
residence of Mrs. Pease.
Huron Presbytery commenced its session on
Tuesday evening last, and continued its sess-
son during Wednesday. The meetings were
full of interest, and were largely attended.
The boiler in Higbee & Cos mill, ct Belle
tue, exploded on the 5lst ult., and nearly des-
trUyed the mill. No persons we're seriously
injured, although several were in the mill at
the time
E. P. Brown, former proprietor Of the Belle
yue Gazette, has again purchased that paper,
and assumed the editorial control We well
come him back, and hope he may receives pay
ing patronage as his reward.
A little girl, five years old, daughter Of James
Kelley, residing near Fostoria, was severely
burned on Friday last, by her clothing taking
Ere from a pile Of burning chips It is
thought she would recover.
During the late revival at Findlay, Ohio,
over two hundred persons joined the n E.
Church, ffty-6ve the Presbyterian Church, and
Atty the United Brethren Church. The other
churches in the place also shared0argely in the
benefits Of the revival.
Boyd Mercer, an old resident Of Mansfield,
died on Wednesday. In his viii he be-
queathed to the Presbyterian Church property
valued at about two thousand dollars, and to
the Young Mems Christian Association eight
hundred dollars.
A letter passed through the Columbus Post
Office yesterday, directed to GdIGloaypeliese-
md It was forwarded 70 the county seat Of
Celia county. It was desperate effort to
Epell Galipoiis.
The Democracy were cleaned out at Sapo-
leon at the recent election, and they only
sleeted their Marshal by majority Of six.
The editor Of the SigRai proposes TO capture
tie county next. Hope he may succeed
VIM. Klintz, Of Tifin entered a shoe shop
in that city, On the 5th, and knoeke down A.
Path, the proprietor. As a consequence he
received five days on the chain gang. He
should have received a severer penalty for up
setting faith,
The Fremont Jourlaf don't ike it because
ue called that village ga God, forsaken hole"
How some folks dislike to have the truth told.
Courier.
With five feet eleven inches OF mud, in
her streets, We should think Findlay was i'm
mediately over the bottomless pit. No won
der some folks dislike to have the truth told.
Us. Fouke, formerly Of this city, and more
recently partner in the Henry County Signal
and still more recently foreman in the Office,
has retired and gone to farming. After a
twenty-five years siege, at case, he hss taken
charge Of a different kind Of form, which we
hope he may keep as neat and tidy as he al
ways did the form of the Signal, and make
even more profitable.
Our friend of the Findlny JefersOniaa, has
enlarged his borders, and is now publishing
ten column paper for the benefit OF his patrons