The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-08-11
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS.
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Hon. e. Foster was IN lle CITY on MONDAY
Johnny onilter drives handsome mule
Gao. Rurdick has sold out bis livery busi
Fred vandercoOk has returned from tril
west.
Troublesome bills-Musquitos. Often pro
tested.
The Odd Fellows of Clyde have new
organ in their hall.
Clyde was furnished sensation, by 'aI
elopement, last week.
They macadamize the streets. in Findlay
with dead mems bones.
Most Of the carriages in the city were in
use, last Sabbath afternoon.
An Tifin turned out to catch measel, tn,
other day, and then didn't get it.
There are many places about the city WHERE
new sidewalks are badly needed.
We have had good ague weather lately, and
people are shaky in consequence.
If a man is obliged to go without coat ol
vest, at sunrise, where viii he be by noon3
Those who eat too much green fruit neeC
not be surprised if they feel a g'sa,0i1g pain.
, There would have been marriage in TifHn
last week. if the old folks hadn't interfered.
A couple Of sharpers took $500 out of
eOuntryman, at MOnroeviIle, the other day.
The brick sidewalk in front of Fabing &
Helms Block, on State street, is being relaid
ME-. L. Cross has just imported hand.
some new sewing machine wagon. from Chi
csgO.
An American Indian N. D., and D. D., stop.
ped in the city few days during the past
week.
The Presbyterian Church. at Findlay, deals
severely with its members who persist il
dancing.
There are a good many places, about th'
city, that need the attention of health com
missioner.
Cake monomania must be terrible W.
never saw but one person hopelessly afflicted
with it.
] The Clyde Nesos is no more. White, of thu
Independent, having bought the subscription
and advertising list.
Rev. Chittenden has returned to the city
and held service again, at the Episcopa
Church, last Sabbath.
The Sunday School Pic-Nic, en- Thursday
last very pleasant affair, was dispersed by
the storm of that day.
g John Sewers, Esq, and wife of MonroeviIle
celebrated their china wedding on Monday
evening of last week.
Boys, who wish to test each others mettle
by wrestling, should select some place, othel
than the side walk.
"A son of J. B. Harding, of Clyde, had the
index finger OF his left hand cut of, in a straw
cutter, one day last week.
Two men in Fostoria couldn't agree abou
forty-fivs dollars. One of them is just able t.
sit up at the present time.
A reasonable number Of marriagable mel
can find steady employment, IN this city, prov
ided they are not too bashfuL
Builders ara referred to the notice in ref
erence to enlarging and improving st. Paul
Church. See advertisement.
Long & lShankland have peach orcbart
near Bellevue, which covers eighty acres o
ground. The trees hang full Of fruit.
Read your own paper. The process is sim
pie and easily performed Call in and deposi
g with the editor, and the thing is done.
Phillip Cupp, formerly of Bellevue, ha
rented the warehouse of Nichols q Son, a
Clyde, and is buying grain at that place.
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail
way have commenced to lay double track o
steel rails between Cleveland and Buffalo.
Mr.. J. NJ Davis, carpenter, at work OF
the new bank building, in Fostoria, fell from
a scafOld, the other day, and broke his arm.
S. Birchard has returned from his trip T.
the Green Mountain, where he had been on
visit. He is considerably improved in health
Burglars made a bold descent upon sho
store, in PainesviIle, on Wednesday night Q
last week, and got away with quite Iarg
amount of goods.
We know of some full grown people, wit
are particularly referred to in the assuranc
that especial providence watches over chi
Jren and fools"
d. E. Mccullough, who lives near Mansfield
has COW which, in less than fifteen month
produced four healthy calves, two at brit
Good COW that.
The ladies of Bucyrus are parting their hal
in the middle again. It is too hot weather
attempt description of the styles of wearin
the hair in this city.
Fred, of the Courier, is deeply touched ol
account of the inclination Of young men
Findlay to be fast. It is too bad, but the
the same is true The world over.
Upper Sanduslzy merchants are trouble
because their goods are sometimes carried
Sandusky City. They talk of having ne
name for their town, to avoid confusion.
On Friday night of last week we had th
compliment of a fine serenade-such an one {
only Fred. can bestow-his cornet nevc
sounded to better advantage sin the still
night
Half of Clyde turned out, the other day,
assist the Coroner in holding an inquest 0
the body of a man who was dead-drunk.
is said that White didn't smile, for two day
afterwards.
The very grave question, as to whether it
more genteeI to cut corn from the cob than
gnaw it of, is now being considered. We ca
take it either way we che1oS, and not feel ba
about it.
1t is reported that certain person in th
city walked two miles and a hall, the 9TH
day, to pick up sn old shoe string, which son
one lost. Don't doubt it when we consid'
who it was.
A grsen-horn sat long time, very attel
tive, musing upon cane-bottom chair. 4
length he said: al wonder what fellow toe
the trouble to find all 'em ar holes, and pl
straws around 'em."
Brother White started for walk, the othl
day, and got lost among the weeds on one
the side streets in Clyde. The vigilent cor
her looking for something" discovered hi
and put him on the right track.
Clark, of the Painesville Advertiser has pu
chased large Hoe Cylinder Press, and
about to enlarge the Advsrtiser, which n
always been very neatly printed and rea'
able paper. Success to enterprise.
A company of card players in Crestlil
were 50 fearfully impressed last Sunday by
lightning stroke on the old school horse, th
they solemnly pledged themselves, then al
there, never to touch a card again.
The Spectator regards the story of the o
farmer being confdenced out of $500, at Mo
roeville, recently, by two sharpers, as ve
s.ishy." Probably because the old man ''bi
80 readily, and because the sharpers ''drt
him out"
The unwashed of the Senatorial Distr
composed of the counties of Huron, En-