The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-07
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Business is quiet since the Fourth.

PAatAAI.
The new bank at Clyde, is doing goo,
business.
Perrysburg got excited about runaway
last week.
Many farmers have finished cutting gras
and wheat.
Grady's circus was not lost in Lake Erie, a
was rumored.
The Cooper House parrot is a disturber Of
morning maps.
Evergreens are abundant. They don't take
any newspapers.
Huron county produced last year 5SS,55i
pounds of cheese.
Some one ought to take teapot, and sprin-
kle CToghan st1eet.
Dr.L. Q. Rawson, and daughter, started on
Monday for a tour east.
1t is highly proper for ladies to treat their
callers coOlly, nowadays
Ritchey & Co., are doing prosperous trade
in the wagon business, at Clyde.
Mrs E. B. Belding and Mrs. H. W. Buck
land, are visiting at Ravenna, o.
"Jake" Myers took the contract for building
the fence around the fair grounds.
Miss Ella Russell has returned from school,
at Deleware, to spend vacation at home.
Beware of swindlers who are about the
country, selling wrought iron plow points.
Mr.. George Buchtel, of Fostoria, was rob
bed Of fifty dollars, on Monday of last week.
Flavel Downs, who has been visiting his
parents in this city, has returned to Kansas.
We are unable to find room for the oommu-
nicatiOn relating to the Post Office at Town
send.
A man who was looking for a spirit level,
was found not long after in the gutter. He
had found it.
DIR. A F. Price will be absent from the city
on visit to his home in Ravenna from the
18th to the 18th.
man with fiddle was in town the other
day, selling Inseed, meats foot or castor oil.
Twas oil anyway.
Editor of Findlny JeffesOaiaR please take
notice, that Fremont was visited by an organ
grinder, last week
The commencement, at Heidelberg College
took place on the 22d, and is said to have
passed off pleasantly.
Fred Glessner, of the Findlay Courier,
looked in upon US the other day, on his way
home from trip west.
L. Beer was quite active on the Fourth
He staggered a number Of folks, and several
he 'laid out" completely.
Henry Reed, for some time engaged at the
depot, in this city, as baggage master, has To-
..A,5 -,oor poefon Macs
L NJ. Keeler, Esq, is temporarily absent
from the city on a visit to Iowa. He viii be
in his Office again on the 18th.
The apron party, at the residence of Gen.
Buckland, on Thursday evening of last week,
was decidedly pleasant affair.
Farmers make your arrangements to attend
the harvest home picnic excursion to the
islands, on the second of August.
Rev. E. Y Warner, of Bellevue, has re-
turned from an extensive tour in the west,
where he had been for his health.
Miss Ella Capper and Miss Kate Balsley re-
turned to OberIin yesterday, after spending
few days, at their homes in this city.
Erie County contains many. model farms.
The formation of Agricultural Societies among
the farmers, has wrought good effect.
Fred Fabing returned from his western tour
on Monday last. Mrs. Fabing is still in Cali
foruia where she VIII remain for the present.
Three children, IN Wauseon, were poisoned,
the other day, by tasting too extensively of
medicines. An emetic brought them out all
right
Since Reapers have come into general use,
farmers particularly object to swinging the
cradle, urging as a reason that it goes against
the grain to do it.
Miss Nellie Pease returned home from Dela-
ware last week She has finished her course
of study at Gambler College, and graduated
with the highest honors.
Horses stolen in Hardin county are never
recovered. The thieves there appear to be
well organized, but the citizens are organizing
a Horse Company for their determination.
After the first of July the Postofice De-
partment viii not print business cards on
government envelopes, that sort of business
Congress having decided to be out of order.
We learn that Malon Chance, Consul to
Nassau, has obtained leave of absence, and
viii leave for New York in the July steamer.
He will reach home about the last Of this
month.
They had a neck-tie party in Fulton county,
recently, at which there was only one attend
ant. He did the tying so securely that his
funeral was attended the second day after
wards.
John Jones, a horse thief, was arrested near
Tifin, on the 25th ult, He had stolen horse
in Putnam county, and was going East with
it. He was taken to Putnam county and
placed in jail
A saw mill belonging to Mr.. ROsenberger,
of Liberty township, Seneca county, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 23d, together with
large amount of lumber Loss $1,000, with
no assurances,
The Forest City's viii play the Red Stock
inqs of Boston, at Cleveland, on the 18th,
next Thursday, )and it is said that the L. S. &
Ms.R. r., will carry excarsiOnists at half
fare on that day.
We heard an old man on our streets, grieY-
ing piteously because he could not get to town
for two days, and was obliged to so without
whisky all that time. Poor man; but he had
filed up when we saw him.
Grady's baloonist came near going to the
bottom of Lake Michigan, recently. The
balloon alighted on a large raft, ana the bal
loonist in trying to secure it fell between the
logs, and came near drowning.
A young man named Mccartney, living
near Castalia, died recently from being pois-
oned while picking potato bugs off from the
vines. The poison is supposed to have been
received through a sore on his hand.
DIR. L. T. BeiIharz is an accomplished dem
fist. and is doing an extensive business, and |
irving perfect satisfaction in the character of
his work. If you want dental work done, call
on him at his Office over the PostOfice.
The entertainment given at Mammoth Hall,
last week, by HamIin Minstrel troupe, was
the best that has been given here for long
time. The attendance was not as large as
usual. but those who were present were well
pleased.
Joseph Carpenter, living three miles from
Perrvsburg. was taken Ill, on the 9th ulty
with svmtoms indicating poisoning with arse
mic. He claims the poison was administered
bv his mother-in-law, and warrant was is
sued for her arrest.
A bov named Wheeler, recently stole a
pocket book. containing ninety-three dollars
from an eating saloon in NOrwalk and lit out
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