The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01
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We win soon have new depot.
Another steamboat horror this week.
Paper table cloths will soon be in use.
An nail the approach of pumpkin pies.
Oberlin people rusticate ct Black River.
Forepaugh exhibits in Plymouth, Sept. 9th.
Joe Cox is the terror Of good people in Ober.
lin.
Fred. Glessner had his fortune told last
week.
The Angelic Victoria refuses to be com.
forted.
LKHord Esq, Of Buffalo, was in the city
last week.
There are number of Champion laughistr
in this city.
Ben. Butler wesrs..a geneal smile. He is a
grandfather.
A gOOdly number of our citizens are troubled
with shakes.
Work on Nj. Balls new block is going rap
idly forward.
The Clyde Public Schools viii commence on
MOnday next.
Hon. MAhlon Chance arrived in the city on
Monday night.
Erie County Fair commences Oct. I'd, and
ends on the 9th.
Attend to your own affairs properly, and
you viii be busy.
Judge Sloan of Port Clinton, is happy over
a nine pound boy.
Emerich & Co. have renovated the enterior
r. of their store room.
There is an unusual amount of sickness, in
the country just now.
The river was considerably swollen by the
rain of the past week.
The citizens Of Elmore deplore the low stste
Of morals in that town.
Brown of the Bellevue Gazette has been
tending the shakes Of late.
Quilters mule didn't run at the Democratic
Convention, on Saturday.
Clyde is near Wales Corners. The latter is
place of considerable note.
Only eight marriage licenses were issued by
the Probate Judge last month.
Arch street would look better with less
weeds. Enforce the ordinance.
Every voter should come out and hear Hon.
John Sherman next Wednesday.
The editor of the Kenton Republican has
been airing himself In the country.
J. A. Younker has our thanks for some very
fine pears. They were especially nice.
Anger, of the Napoleon Signal has been
suffering from an attack of "Maumee."
Every citizen of the county should hear
Hon. John Sherman on Wednesday next
Joseph Qepernick, Esq, prominent citizen
of Clyde, died on the 18th, of consumption.
Mrs. Bell, wife of Hon. Jas A. Bell, of Ne
dina, died on Monday evening of last week.
Burglars made an extensive raid on bust
ness houses in Maumee on Monday night last
A dollar store is in operation in the store
room on the corner of Front and State streets
The Erie --cdpnty Agricultural Society,
cleared S2sa 7s out of their Farmers boat
ride.
Sweet Billy Mungen, of Fmdiay,. sings
charmingly, and writes touching poetic efu-
sions.
Col. D. C. Richmond, of Erie. is the Repub-
lican candidate for Representative in that
county.
Cleveland is troubled with its periodical
ghost. It needs little cold lead to quiet its
walking.
There was radical change in the weather
on Tuesday, from warm and calm, to cool and
clustering.
Prepare for the County Fair, and If you
have anything especially nice, be sure and
take it there.
An old distillery in MOnroeville is causing
the citizens apprehension, on account of its
unsafe condition.
WI. Wilson, formerly of Seneca county,
is the Democratic candidate for Representa-
tive in Erie county.
Let every Republican turn out to hear Hon.
John Sherman next Wednesday, on the pOlit-
ical issues OF the day.
Foster, Olmsted d Co., of Fostoria, have
purchased over one hundred thousand bushels
Of grain, since harvest.
Frank Keefe wants it understood that his
blind horse is not mule, If Van did take It
for one of that species.
A freight train knocked a man out from
Under his hat, near the depot, the other day.
His injuries were slight.
A. Mrs. Lash, while suffering from insanity,
recently hung herself in a barn near Bryan,
and when found was dead
Get ready for the Soldiers Reunion on the
18th. Let the soldier boys meet with hearty
reception from our citizens.
The Tifin Star says the prospect is good
for having larger attendance at Heidelberg
College, this year, than ever before.
A convention Of wandering minstrels was
held on Saturday, at least there were minstrels
enough in the city, for such a meeting.
We saw smashed up buggy standing at
the side of cross street, the other day, that
looked as If there had been 8 runaway.
Some of the pews in churches ought to rest
IN nivots. so that the occupants could see who's
comes in, without s.raining their necks.
The peach crop over the entire country j
pronounced unprecedently large. The prices
sre also large notwithstanding the supply is
50 great
1t is now announced that by the first of oc-
tober the entire line of the Baltimore & Ohio
R. R., extension will be located and work
commenced.
The Great Rochefort lectured, one evening
last week, at Oak HarbOr and was to have
delivered another but 'etwas whisky that did
the bad deed"
The Ohio State Convention of spiritualists
viii be held at Milan, Erie Co., four miles
from NorwaIk, on the first Saturday and Sum
day of September.
A valuable horse, belonging to Mr.. De
witt. of Monroeville, fell through the railroad
bridge at that place, on Wednesday of last
week. and was killed.
White very kindly gave the man with q
hand organ a furlough, and there wes m usie
ON our streets for day last week. The mon
kew however was missing.
Tho residence Of H. Hoagland, at Monroe
Vile. wos entered by burglars, on Sunday
night of last week. and two watches and other
articles Of small value stolen
Thank fortune and VIII Carleton, that
-s.Bstsey and 1 have made Up" Now let
nothing more be said, either in prose OF rynue
about the troubles Of alBetsey and ]"
A young man named Peck, in the employ L
Harris & Sawyer, at Bellevue, forged then
names to orders to the amount Of about fifty
dollars. he was detected, and placed undsl
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