The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-21

The saw mill Of Mr.. A. Thorpe, at Clyde,
was burned to the ground on Saturday the sth
inst.
The room recently occupied by H. Munk as
a clothing store, is being fitted up for a gro
Gerry.
Wilson Hare, of Van Vert, had a finger
broken, while playing base ball, Jew days
since.
A new barber shop has been opened at Green
Springs. The. people there enjoy smooth
shave. -
The iForest Citys' Of Cleveland, are or
gauized, and are drilling for the coming ball
season.
The auroral display, On Thu sday night of
lastweek, was really beautiful, and attracted
general notice
A wooden building in Akron, owned by Mr..
Geo. Haneline, was destroyed by fire on Tues
day of last week.
VIM Bair, Of Bucyrus, was arrested at Van
Vert, few days since, charged with passing
counterfeit money.
The finest strings Of fish caught this season,
were brought in by Bslding s. Kaufman, on
Friday Of last week.
Mr.. Wighton, has on hand for sale cat fish
and all other kinds of fish, at FarEay island
and the mouth Of Green Greek.
District court was in session hare on Fn-
day and Saturday Of last week Judges Payne,
Prentiss and Foote, on the bench.
The citizens Of Lima have subscribed fund
Of $4,000, for the enforcement of the liquor
lsw. That looks like earnest work.
Murderer Rulof has been sentenced by the
Supreme Court of New York to be hung at
BinghamptOn, on Fhuaday, Maybe
The Star Bakery, at Van Vert, was entered
by burglars few nights since, and about
eighty dollars worth of articles taken
Loso.F. appears in large gilt letters upon
the outer wall of Odd Fellows block, and add
very much to the appearance Of the building.
The hOuse of Mr.. F. Aves, at Monroeville,
was entered by burglars, on Friday night of
last week, and about hundred dollars in
money stolen.
The milk treatment is now said to be q Sow
ereign remedy for "all the ills that flesh is
heir TO-" "Gin and mill, i" no part Of the pre-
Bcripdon, however.
Rev. Eberhart, OF Tecumseh, Mich, delivers
his beautiful pOsm entitled 'Anen WRATH at
Union Hall, this Thursday evening. Eve
" one should hear it.
George Strain, Esq., Of Perrysburg, has
shown evidence of mental arrangement. We
don't know of a more suitable place for going
crazy in, than Perysburg.
A boy Of suspicious character wandered
about the premises of Tom Granger, at Clyde,
and getting too near the bruins was Rugged
unmercitully, few days ago.
The sanduslry Register should exercise more
care in crediting articles. While willing to
bear our own responsibilities, we have no de-
sire to have those of others forced upon US.
Geo. J. Krebbs was elected Clerk OF Council,
on Monday night last, on third ballot, Kridler,
Thompson, Botefur and McArdle voting for
him, and Sheldon and Haynes for John NJ.
Smith.
A little party of ladies and gentlemen, while
taking boat ride on the river, one day last
week, overturned the boat, and experienced a
thorough ducking. They don't like being i'm
mersed.
A son of gun at Loudonville, "too poor to
take a newspaper" got bit one day last week.
BE drew box Of saw dust supposed to be
counterfeit greenbacls after an outlay Of. S46.
Served the scamp right. 10
The Good Telnplars Of Clyde, held an open
meeting, at Clines Hall, on Tuesday evening
last The hall was well filed and the meeting
passed of pleasantly. The exeFaiees consisted
Of addresses and music.
Mr.. Sidney Furguson, who resided about
mile below the city on the east side Of the nv
er, died very suddenly on Monday last He
had stroke Of palsey on Sunday, and his
death followed speedily.
The short way of saying .Ifs an ill wind
that blows nobody any good;7 is as follows:
"That blast Of EolEs is indeed maleTolent
which benefteth not, though homeopathicsIly,
some portion of humanity
We were mistaken last week, in stating that
Mrs Garfield would accompany her husband.
to California. She viii return to her home in
this city. We me pleased to learn that Mr..
Garfield is Improving IN strength.
The Hygeaia is the name of a new paper
Just started at Cleveland by DR.. H. W. Lib
bey. If the first number is a fair sample of
what the following numbers may beexpected to
be, it viii no doubt win ia way to public
favor.
On wednesday evening next the people OF
BaIlville VIII give sidewalk dance, at AIoore's
Hall. The object of these dances is to help
raise funds to lay board walk from the GEM
etery to our city, by the upper road, and It
should receive liberal patronage.
The boy who stole the chain from one of
the doors, at the front entrance Of the Presby-
terian Church, on Sunday last, undoubtedly
did real pretty trick, but If he wishes TO avoid
an unpleasant visit from some one he does not
care to see, he viii do well to return it, and in
future. abstain from such mean practices.
There was golden wedding in Kentucky.
. On Monday, at which were present twenty
guests who witnessed the marriage ceremony
fifty years ago. The average age Of these
twenty persons was seveuty-one years, and six
months They include the gentleman and lady
who acted as groomsman and bridesmaid.
E. LoudensIeger wants a few more Solici-
tors, for the Etna Life Insurance Company.
The Etna is one Of the best companies doing
business. has over 15,OOO,O 600 dollars assets
Is well and favorably known, is well establish
ed and is an easy company to work for. To
those wishing to canvass or take insurance
extra inducements are osered-
Not to be behind New York in anything,
Chicago has organized an anti income tax as
ISOLATION which proposes to test the legality Of
the income tax law IN the courts.
washington dispatches all repeat that the
opinion in thst quarter is that the President
has strengthened himself more by his San Do
pingo message than by any document he has
signed since his inaugural. There is feeling
Of deep satisfaction over the sitaation Of af-
fairs brought about by the Presidents course
in turning the whole matter oyerto Congress-
and the people