The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-28

VIM 4. hAINE5s Kreti dent.
W. h. ANDREWS, Secretary. s0-Sl
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Readables.
Who's next.
Those dogs; those dogs
Sharpers were busy Saturday.
The oat crop is nearly harvested.
Tifin had two runaways last week.
Tifin Editors are busy catching fess
Hog cholera is prevalent in Napoleon.
Green corn and stomach ache are plenty.
Too had that Bellevue can't have circus.
TiHn grieves that it has only one gOOd foun-
tain.
DR.. chas Peufeld, of Plymouth, on the sth
inst
John Leader, died at Elyria, recently from
cholera.
Stealing carpet-rags must be an iusipid kind
of burg ary.
Theterry crop in this vicinity is being gath
cred by birds.
The editor Of the TifHn Tribune is anxious
to have bum.
The work ofremodeling the Episcopal church
WILDE commenced soon.
A Regetta is to take place at Put-in-Bay on
the 9Th and 7th of September.
Lighting played havoc with a dwelling
house, Ill Wauseon, last week.
A AFindlay hen has laid an egg 7I-2 K 9 inch
es, which the same is unusually y large.
The Norwalk Band has gone to the Superior
TJ.-Gr
The National Camp Meeting commences at
Urbana Aug. lst, and continues ten days
Howard P. Sturges, of Mansfield, died very
suddenly on Thursday night Of last week.
P. T. Barnum is coming to northern Ohio,
with his Mammoth show, in few weeks.
About thirteen thousand small boys follow
the circus through the streets on Saturday.
The local of the Ottawa Nesos spent last
week trying to kill dog, but didn't succeed.
Medina and Summit counties suffered con-
siderably from the hail in the storm of the 10TH
The exercises Of commencement week, at
the institute at Oberlin, will commence on July
2sth.
Napoleon has suffered severely from the ef-
fects Of lightning. Twas Jersey lightning
through.
A generous soul, in Fostoria, presented
sister Foster, of the RsUisuo, with half squarh
last week.
Cool weather prevailed the past week, max
ing summer clothing not as desirable as it had
been previously.
The TiHiin AdOertiser offers liberal price
for local item Of news. Don't think the pa
per could stand it.
Isaac Harrington, of North Fairfield, Huron
county has received the appointment of Post
master, at that place.
Thirty-two fire companies have notified the
Findlay committee that they will be present
at the Tournament.
The people of Seville, Medina county, are
highly elated over the discovery of gold and
silver in that vicinity.
Matilda Foulks tried the effects of coal oil
on fire, at Shelby Junction, O., recently, and
was buried accordingly.
The Third Annual Re Union of the 55th
o. V. V. L. will be held on the 18th of Septem-
Der, at Castalia, Erie county.
Two of our Engines and several of our hose
companies are going to attend the tournament
at Findlay, on the I'd August.
The storm of the 10th, was very heavy in
Reed township, Seneca County, and did much
damage to buildings and crops.
Old maids In Tifiin manufacture their own
news. Fremont has a few mills that haven't
ceased to run in the last twenty years.
Lawrence Minor, the colored man recently
appointed Professor, in Alcom University,
Mississippi, graduated at oberlin in 1860
The adventures Of . picnic party occupy
half column in the Bellevue Gazette of last
week. Friend Browns imagination is vivid.
The ladies of the Methodist Society viii
hold a sociable at the church on Thursday
evening of next week, to which all are invited.
James w. Devinny, son of John Devinny,
Esq, of Plymouth has received an appointment
to caIledahip in the MilitaryAcademy at West
Point
The Morrow County double baby, which
was on exhibition through the country, died
in Boston, last week. Cause Of death not
stated.
Examine the date after your name on this
paper, and see how far you are IN arrears;
then come forward and pay up, as 'you had
oughtsr"
Burglars are plentiful at Delaware. The
citizens have commenced shooting at them,
but they need practice as ne shot has yet
taken effect.
Remember the Farmers boat ride on We'd
nessday, August 9th. The Evening Star and
the B. F. Ferris will be on hand to carry all
who wish to go.
The Merton Tifin matter is at last adjusted.
A youth of gentle mannefs, ground out mu-
sic from q diminutive hand organ, on our
streets, last Friday.
Rev. E. Bushnell, preached powerful ser
mon on Last Sabbath morning at the Presby-
terian Church, on the principles involved in
the late riot in New York.
The steamer J. K.'White it now making
regular trips between this City and Sandusky,
and we are glad to learn, is doing a very fair
trade 1t VIII prove a success if continued.
At Keinard, o., on the 18th young son of
q Mr. Mdnefy lel lAUO q uin su q hdEbuOuS6 Oub
of which the wheat was being drawn and be-
fore he could be gotten out was smothered 70
death.
The Literary Companion, now published
monthly, at Augusta, Ne, viii, after the LIST
of October, be changed to a weekly publication
at 81 per year. E. c. Allen & Co., Augusta,
Ne, publishers.
The neral condition of Clyde must be de-
plorabIe. Hear the Independent ''We advise
every one to look out, for there are blacklegs
and villains; they are plenty, do not leave your
house alOneyRfter night"
Conductors on the c. S. 81 C. R. R. stop the
trains now a days, to pick up hats for passen-
rs,when they Troop them out Of the window.
But they visit til the next trip, which is a
slight annoyance to the bare-headed,