The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-08-18
Readables.
Burglars abroad in wauseon.

Burglars abroad in Wauseon.
Clyde is troubled with eavedroppers.
The Katy-dids have commenced their
music.
Poor whiAksy occasions Bryan considerable
trouble.
There is a great deal of wiOkedness in Mon
rOsville.
whits Of the Tian Star wants to be mis-
sionary
Mercury stood at 9s in the shade on Mon
day last
Pleasure excursions on the riverare bocom-
ing frequent
White Of the Independent is nursing a
wounded bird.
The temperance movement in Clyde is
gaining ground
The I23 o. VI viii reunion in Tifin, on
the 18th October.
Two rattle-snakes were killed near Perrys-
burg one day last week.
Ice cream dealers have reaped the greatest
benefit from the heated term.
Painesville has another paper, the Journal
edited by James E. Chambers.
The citizens of Fulton county appear to be
alive, in the temperance cause.
Twenty-Five dollars worth of false hair on
one head is bungling falsehood.
The Post-ofice at Dunkirk, Hardin County,
has been made money order Office
Garrison Street is in deplorable condition
There Is too much filth in the corners;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardiner of Norwalk are
sojourning among the White Mountains.
The Cooper House has lost its model clerk,
.NomOrs VIII his portly presence adorn its
halls.
The citizens Of Clyde are annoyed by boys
using profane and vulgar language on the side
walks
The steamer J. K. White is at Put-in-Bay,
engaged in carrying pleasure parties around
the islands.
The monument at Findlay is to have stat
ute. so says the JEFF. Wouldn't code an
swer Just as well.
Persons going west can procure through
tickets at the lowest rates of W. H. Andrews.
Office in Birchard Block.
willard Norton has finished his steamer in
excellent style. It is now the neatest craft that
has ever been on our river.
Keep watch Of the advertisement Of W. A.
Rice 8 Bros They are continually offering
new inducements to purchasers.
The citizens of Oak Harbor have almanacs
published expressly for their use. The differ
ence is they have Sunday left out.
George Dana injured our feelings the other
day, by thrusting some fine peaches into our
pocket. We forgave him however.
At Harvest Home Party, at the Orwell
House, in Geneva, O., on the 18th $40 was
offered as a prize to the best dancer.
n Oberlin is falling from grace rapidly
shows and circuses first broke the ice, and
now horse racing fills up the opening.
The Pioneers, Of BaIlTiIle, PLAYED the River
sides of Elmore, last week. At the close the
score stood Riversides 48, Pioneers %.
Mr.. Philips, of Scott township, threshed the
product of field of oats, recently, and found
he had yield Of so bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Bosworth, wife of Marcus Bosworth,
ESQ, of Topeka, Kansas, accompanied by her
daughter, is visiting at the Kessler House.
The poor piggies were caught in the shower,
on Wednesday. There should certainly be
cozporation shed erected for their protection.
Mr.. H. Long of Bellevue, was thrown from
his wagon on Monday of last week, by its be-
ing run into and capsized by run away team.
p Young gents should be careful about wear
ing hair pins in their whiskers. 1t don't do
any particular harm but is very suggestive
Muscular youths, from Port Clinton, when
they promenade with Elmore ladies, amuse
themselves by pulling pickets from door yard
fences.
The "Young Americans of Tifin, have
challenged the 'Mohawks" of this city to run
for 500 side, at Green Springs, on the 18th,
CtO-day,) Friday.
The Croghan jrs, of this place, played
match game with the Gray Eagles, of EImore,
recently, the score standing Gray Eagles 35,
Croghan irs-, SO.
A man in Clyde, named McCarty, was stab
he'd bv one Rhinehsrdt and seriously injured
on Saturday night of last week. Both parties
were drunk at the time.
We call attention to the advertisement of
W Parker. He has started tile yard south
of the city and invites the patronage of those
wishing to purchase tile.
Jesse Harrington, of Montville, Medina
oo,,,tv had his scalp kicked nearly off by one
of his horses, last week. He was knocked
senseless, but is recovering.
Wilson of the Elmore Courier, was in the
the city on Tuesday, looking after the base
baliists. He says it is a mistake ABOUT ms De-
ing a relative of Rochefort-
The MESSENGER met with the misfortune of
pieing one of its outside forms, on Wednesday
morning. 1t repaired the accident, and viii
mosbliksly be "out on time"
F wickham, Senior editor of the Norwalk
Bshec.oy who he'd been suffering some weeks
from an attack of malignant erysipelas, we
ara pleased to know is recovering.
The Annual Reunion of the Sd Ohio Cav
slrv, and the y, 49th, ana oth Aniantry' WIN
t,Ee Mace at Fremont, Sept 10. It is hoped
that every member will endeavor to be pres
ent.
Mr.. James Chapman of Bellevue was tum-
b,ed out of his buggy the other day, but not
seriously injured. The Gazette speaks of it as
bsing a difficult feet. No doubt Of it. Some
feet are.
The Clyde Base Ball boys came down to
,ool- the Croghans. in the face. last Friday.
The The came closed on the 7th inning owing to
the rain. and the score stood CrOghans. 40
Ceydes 9.
Fred of the Courier having been elevated
70 the position Of deacon in the church. re-
monstrates with the good people of Findlay on
account of their non-attendanee at church, IN
hot weather.
A double-wedding occurred at Clarksheid,
on the sth, at the residence of Mr.. E. Grlaiey'
J. R. Severance, of Bellevue was united to
Miss Rosa Gridley, and Mr., Loran Roberts TO
Miss Mary Stevens,