The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-08-25
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Readables.
Hickory nuts it is said will be abundant.
NAPOLEON is to have new carriage factory.
For neat visiting cards call at the Journal
Office.
Mr.. E. S. Thomas and wife are visiting in
Columbus.
The citizens of Wood County are troubled
with psddlers.
Corn was damaged by the hail, near NapOl-
con, on the 10Th.
The 'Drummer Boy of Shiloh, is to be pro
duced at Mansfield.
Death Notices free. Obituaries accompany
ing them five cents per line.
Complimentary badge to the Northern
Ohio Fair received Much obliged.
Real property is advancing in price, at
Tifin, in consequence of railroad prospects.
onH. Mobiles farm, near Tifin there is a
stalk of corn which measures l6 feet 3 inches.
F.M. CHM, Superintendent of the Clyde
Union Schools, has returned from his trip
west.
Toledo is desperately in earnest in endeav-
orine to raise SlOO, 900 for the Atlantic s. Enc
Railroad.
Printed envelopes furnished, at this ofice,
at a slight advance over tho cost of the plain
envelope.
Gen. B. f. Noyss, our candidate for Cover
nor, is to speak in NOrwalk, on the 2lst Of
nextmonth.
Farmers, are you preparing for the county
fafrP Get ready your best stock, and your
best vegetables, &c.
There has not been SO large a crop of oats
for years. They are selling in some localities
for rs cents per bushel-
The Teiean sprawl, is the latest hitch, with
which fashionable ladies are afflicted. It is
expected in Tifin soon.
John T. Doolittle, Esq, of Painesville died
on the 18th, aged so years. He had been
local magistrate ever since 1916.
Bellevue has thirty men worth over $4,000
each. That's better than having thirty who
are .lnot worth pinch of snuff" Il
F. Wlckham, senior editor Of the Norwalk
Reflector has so far recovered from his recent
severe illness as TO be able to sit up.
A runaway occurred on the east side, on
Saturday evening last, resulting in demoral-
lied wagon, but no personal injury.
Napoleon looketh for the B. & o. R. r., ez-
tension at that place muchly. Well, who
cares? II evidently will not touch US.
NorwaIk is doing its best to be prepared for
the large attendance expected at the State
Firemen's Tournament, at that place on the
slst.
Guy and Chas. Foster, accused of the Hinck-
lev robbery, in Medina county, have been re-
arrested, and are to undergo another examina-
ton.
Crestline Water Works Company has been
enioined from using The water from the
Spring from which it had intended 10 obtain
its supply.
(, Our local is taking rest. he had to get
sick to get it. But as it comes in the shape of
medicine, we don't think he likes it much
We shouldn't.
The weather, the past week, has been a lit
tie more bearable. It is not known whether
it was the effect of that little emuete at Clyde,
last week or not.
The dwelling house of David King, OF |
Townsend township was consumed by fire, in
the absence of the family, on Sunday the 18th,
with all its contents.
Cut down the grass and weeds, property
owners, or the Marshal will be after you. The
ordinance should not be allowed to become a
dead letter. Enforce it.
Letter heads, note heads, bill heads, cards,
programmes, dondgers, sale bills, &c, printed |
in the best of style, at this Office, and without
delay. Give us call
A countryman took number of young
chickens to Tifin, last week, in his wagon,
but found them all dead when he got there.
Effects of the hot weather.
We have heard of men "fghtng the tiger"
but never heard of any one "hugging the
the bear" until last week. A case of the lat
ter kind occurred at Clyde, last week.
A fellow named Ryland was arrested at
Mansfield, last week charged with stealing
goods from the cars of the B. 81 o. R. R.,
Company. He was bound over to court.
Not one half of our subscribers have paid
mp for the present year. Walk up. You
have had good harvest, and there should be
no delay in settling up that arrearage account.
The Mohawks viii meet the Young Amer
icas at the Firemen's Tournament, at NorwaIk,
on the 3lst. Train 'em up, -Happy,a nd take
another broom. That's the way to meet
them.
Two boys, in Fostoria, drove a team over
forty miles on Sunday, the 18th. One of the
horses died two hours after the drive, and the
other came near doing likewise. A costly
experiment
White, of the Star, announces that Fred.
Glessner is married. Clarke, of the Nescs,
was 50 registered at the Island House recently.
What does it all mean? Let US know bv
Courier, Fred.
Young men who viii sleep in chunch should /
take clothes pin along to apply to their nasal |
organ, before going to rest. 1t might assist in
producing snore that would startle even the
sleepers of the edihce.
There are 225 pupils enrolled at the Normal |
Institute at Republic, for the ensuing term.
Prof. Richards is meeting with fine encourage
ment. He knows how to do business-he ad- |
yertises for custom and gets It.
John Ambrosiers, whose foot was caught in
some machinery, at Bucyrus several weeks
AGO. and badly injured, died on the llth, NOR
ti6cstion having resulted to such an extent as
70 be beyond the control Of amputatiOn.
Girls in old times did't behave any better
than they do nowadays. Even the old tes-
lament tells how Ruth followed the Boaz
around unless that last name is used with
one syllable only, our labor has been in vain-)
Several months since some lady left a new
parasol, in box, in c. R. McCulloch's store
II was laid aside to await claimant, but has
not been called for. The owner can have it
BY calling At the store proving property, and
paying fcs this notice,