The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-20

Clyde Is 70 have morse 1alt.
Moves majority in Wood county is o1z.
Fishing down the sandusky is good
This ia a GOOD season for things to happen /
bsDt bss been established in PerTysbur
ne post osice at Bellevue has been reno,
eled
A dsstruetixe IRE ragged near Napoleon La
week.
Sparkling should not be allowed during Ii
dry season
Cur streets were never in as good cOnditio
as at present.
]. Frost, Esq, has not succeeded in eatohinI
al the ague.
The earth was treated to just sip Of wate
last Saturday.
An excellent job of plastering is being dom
iuthe new church.
singer Of the Napoleon Signal has beer
Wrestling with the agus.
DIRTY fsoed urchins admonish US that th,
nafting season is at its hight
The Methodist Episcopal Church at RawsOn
was dedicated on Sunday last.
JH. Sherwood has puTchaseda a half inter-
est in the Wauseon Republican.
Rudolph Boose a well known citizen Of Ii
ma died on Saturday OF last week.
Rev. Newton, Of Norwalk, will preach in the
Presbvterian Church, next Sabbath.
Quite large number Of our citizens have
visited Chicago during the past week.
Considerable damage has been done by fires
intbe woods in the vicinity Of Bryan.
Frank Bali had finger nearly torn of, at a
raising in Flat Rock few days since
Mr.. George Roach has returned to Bellevue
from his mining operations in Nevada.
II tried to rain on Tuesday, but was too much
out Of practice to make asaceess Of it.
Col. Horace Alpin, Of sandusky City, died
on the 9th from inflammation Of the lungs.
eJovei Blinn, an old resident Of PerTysbug,
disd at his residence in that place, on the 10th
inst
Haemon Young, Of Bryan, aged 50 years.
disd suddenly Of apOplexy, at that place on
ths-ilth.
The oficial vote of the county, at the recent
election, win be found on the fourth page OF
thispaper.
The Office Of the County Treasurer is now
opento receive taxes, and Taxpayers will now
recsive attention.
The dwelling Of Daniel Moore, five miles
from Elmore, was destroyed by fire on the
night Of the 10th.
The Ottawa County NeS0s, Of last week, was
embeIlished with some cuts which were more
f,-,;bla than eloouent
Stark, Medina and Holmes counties were
darkened by dense smoke last week, and
considerable alarm wss felt.
Rev. Sherrard, of Bucyrus, brother of D. C.
sher-ard of this place, preached at the Pres
bYterian church last Sabbath.
Court convened on Monday, but adjourned
for two weeks, as the court room will not be
ready for use before that time.
Adouble runaway was caused in Napoleon
the other day, by team being hitched to the
wheels of a wagon on the street
W. J. sufern, of Chicago has been holding
G Musical Convention at Wauseon this week
It closes with a concet tonight.
Do not omit to do some good because you
may wish to doa greater If you wait for the
latter you may neverd do any good.
In another place win be found an interesting
letter from Mr.. C. NJ Dillon, OF this city, who
is soiourning in the west for his health
Near Republic, last week, Robert Fleming
had his wrist badly lacerated against a circular
saw, while he was oiling the machinery.
A span of horses, and three spring wagon,
belonging to Horace B. slliman, OF Plymouth
were stolen on the evening of the 4th inst.
The new railroad, which is to pass through
Medina, is all graded between that point and
Grafton. The iron is laid to Grafton Center.
In Hancock county they voted on the ques-
ton of assessing a tax for monumental pur-
poses, but it was defeated by vote of 34OS to
7S4.
A horse and buggy belonging to George
Lawrence, of Norwalk, was stolen from the
street, in that place on Saturday evening Of
last week.
Rev. E. Bushnell, D. D., Of this city, goes to
Tifin next Sabbath, to preach the sermon at
the dedication of the new Presbyterian church
at that place.
The Japs drew a crowded house, on Tues
day evening, and their performances gave en-
tire satisfaction. Many Of their feats are tru-
ly wonderful.
The house of George MCGEE, at Norwalk,
took fire on Sunday morning Of last week,
but was promptly extinguished, but little
damage being done.
The people of Fulton county were obliged
to fight fire, last week, from day to day, to
prevent it from spreading. Many buildings
and much valuable timber had been burned.
John Decker, of Melmore, fell from an ap-
pie tree to the ground, distance Of twenty
feet on the 10Th breaking one arm at the el-
bow, and dislOoating the other arm at the
wrist
The Delaware Gazette one Of the oldest and
best weeklies in the state, aonned new dress
recently, and now presents clean, bright ap-
pearanee It is well-earned evidence of pros
perity.
The North American, Of Hartford, the Sc
curity, of New York, and the Lorillard and
Excelsior Of same slace, have suspended.
These are the days that "iry the souls' Of in
surance companies.
We intended to give the japanese speeches
in full, but have not shace this week. Be-
sides, .wo find we will have to get pencil
made with revolving point, in order to make
an ineligible report
In German township, Fulton county, $500
is spent for educational, 500 for religious and
s2I, goo for drinking purposes. The drinking
purpose is drinking lager, and it appears to be
industriously followed
It Is good plan to clear away limbs of trees,
that have broken dove across side walks.
Peoples heads if not their lives may be endan-
pered by permitting them to remain till they
fall Of their own accord.
At the Wood County fair, two young ladies
were thrown from a buggy, and one OF them
had an arm broken in two places and was
otherwise so badly injured that it was not ez-
pected she would recover.
Last Saturday night and Sunday were very
windy, and many apprehensions were felt as
20 the result in case a fire should break out
Let every one be governed by the one word
caution while the dry weather continues.
The Bucyrus Forum has commenced the
publication of a semi-weekly paper, the first
number Of which has come to hahd. Jndging
from the amount of advertising it contains,
weshould think it wonld prove a success.
The Democracy polled within twenty votes
of what they did two years ago, while the Re-
publican vote was l55 short of what it was
in 1868. With a full Republican vote our can
didate for Sheriff would have been elected