The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-26

Readables.
Court continues in session.
Tifin city has a clerk at last.
For foreign news zee supplement-
Urbana is troubled with burglars.
Fast driving is prohibited in Tifin.
Good servant girls are hard to find.
Burglars are infesting Ottawa county.
The balloon business is good, in Kenton.
Vandalism is prevolent in Upper Sandusky
"Only waiting sor" strawberries and cream
Mansfield is to have strawberry festiva
soon.
Young men in Elmore are guilty Of darl
deeds.
Savage dogs run at large, in Upper San
dusky.
oOuncilmen in TifHn practice game called
potash.
aBrOad Ak has been lsoturins in Medins
county.
Fishing parties are all the rage in TiHHn al
present
The Timn papers came out last week as
pictorials.
Several new tsnnment houses are being
built IN Genoa.
Boys, in Medina amuse themselves destroy
ing evergreens.
Mr.. P. Close has opened sewing machine
room, in Tifin.
Several new streets are to be opened in
Bellevue, this season.
John Tenney, Of Elmore, has been reap
pointed Q. S. Marshal
Every sorrow hath its lesson, and the heart
is often purified by grief.
A dwelling house in Lima, was totally de-
stroyed by fire, last week.
Nr. H. L. Wilson, of MonroeviIle, is to make
New York his future home.
The Monroeville Spectator is to be enlarged
to thirty-two column paper.
Mr.. A. P Condit, of New York, was in the
city few days, the past week.
Mr. S. Stoner has retired from the ware
house business, at Green Springs.
A brakesman had his hand smashed, while
coupling cars, at Genoa, last week.
Bowling Green is trying to get an ordinance
passed, prohibiting the sale Of liquor.
A division Of sons Of Temperance was
organized in Clyde, last Friday evening.
A strawberry festival would be Just the
thing now, If the barries were not non est.
Tif6n didn't buy hundred wheelbarrows
to use on the new railroad as was reported.
Rev. J. L. Philip, of Kenton, has accepted
a call to the Baptist Church in BeIlfountaine.
Most Of our neighboring towns will observe
Decoration Day, with appropriate ceremonies.
Every cloud hath silver lining, but in
looking at the cloud we seldom behold the lin
ing.
Hiram Babcock, of Butternut Ridge, died
of heart disease, on Thursday night of last
week.
Mr.. James Wonnen, of Port Clinton, died
at his residence, on. Tuesday night of last
week
Quite a number of stores along Front street,
have been improved outwardly by coat of
paint
Strawberries and ice cream at Defenbaugh's
Rooms, on CrOgban Street, this week. Go
everybody.
Mathew Frawley Of Lima, had his skull
fractured, while working about the depot, one
day last week.
Mr.. Q. Jameson, an old citizen of Mansfield,
died in a sleeping car, on his way home from
the east, last week.
A little son Of Harrison Clymber, OF Button,
o., was thrown from horse and seriously
injured, one day last week.
Its fun to watch the young robins ego for"
the multitutes Of measuring worms, but the
number of the worms continues to increase.
The marshal in Elmore is to be dressed in
uniform and mounted on velocipede, in or
der to enforce more stringently the hog law.
There were but three hundred divorces in
Vermont last year; for which their papers ap-
ologize by representing that 'it wasn't good
year"
Mr.. E. Amsden wants to buy 100000 feet
Of lumber, for which he offers the highest
cash price. See his advertisement in another
column.
On the Mansfield and Coldwater road it is
expected to have the cars running as far as
FostOria, by the 1st OF January next.
Little pieces Of black court plaster scattered
prOmiscuously over lady's face, is thought to
add to her beauty. Many are deceived
thereby.
Remember the invitation of the Treasurer
to call and pay taxes. And bear in mind also
to call and pay for the JoURNAL if you have
not already done so.
D. n W Cot1;o- e 1,;as - IL.
Chaplain of the Grand Army of the Republic
for the United States, at the meeting of that
order in Boston, on the llth inst
1T. Carver, formerly of Wayne county,
has opened law Office in Tyler's Block, on
Croghan Street. Give him call if you have
need to dabble in the meshes of the law.
A party of Clyde folks started for Fremont,
a few days since, and after driving nearly all
day found, on enquiry, that they were fifteen
miles from Clyde and hadn't seen Fremont.
On Wednesday of last week, as Mr. ]. New
house, OF Kansas Station, was assisting in
coupling cars at the depot, his right hand was
caught and the thumb thereof badly crushed.
We issue a supplement, this week, in order !
10 supply additional reading matter, our ad-
vertisers having crowded US beyond our ez-
pectatiOns. It pays to advertise in the
Journal
One hundred and twenty-seven mothers Of
Mass, and all the physicians of |
that city, have petitiOned that the afternoon
sessions Of the lower grade of schools may be
shortened.
The pupils of Miss E. Carroll, will give
concert on the 18th of June, at Mammoth
Hall. Arranements are being made to have
it one OF the best home concerts given to
our people.
The Kessler House has just been supplied !.
With entire new sets of silver ware for its
ables. Belding don't mean to be out done.
The ware was supplied by E. L. Cross jew
Try, of this city. !
A farmer, near Bellevue, borrowed corn
,lanter, and worked nearly an entire day, be- :
ore he discovered that he was not planting
my corn, but simply making marks in the
oil. CoEnplanters don't work well without
iced.
Plant potatoes on new ground, if you would
lvuid the ravages of the Potato bug, and pro- .
vide against potato famine. By doing this
Ior several years, always selecting new ground, d
the bug viii not get an opportunity to destroy, 81
aud will soon pass away. 81
It is rather amusing, nowadays, to watch = :,
pedestrians dodge between the pendent spec
Imens Of animated nature, which drop from
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