The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-28

Clinton, who laugh at funerals.
Grady's great circus viii exhibit In our city,
on next Saturday week, May 9Th.
Mrs. Johnsemeyer, an old resident OF Wood
vile, died on Friday, Of last week.
Mr.. A. Letter, of Bellevue, has sold his ian
merry TO gentleman from Indiana
A horse thief hired a rig of an oberlin livery
man, recently, and forgot to return
Don't stop your teams on street crossings.
4. Soda fountains are in running order.
RIB. McPherson, of Clyde has been appoint
ed and confirmed Post Master at that place.
We have received a letter from @Fogy,s
which will appear in our next. Write again.
Rev. Mr.. Hildreth, of NOrwalk, lectures in
the NJ. E. Church, at Clyde, this Friday even
ing.
A company is being organized in Clyde for
the erection and carrying on of a cheese fac
tory.
Every body will go to see Grady's great
show, on May 9th. It is sure to give satisfao-
ton.
Fremont Encampment Reunion takes place
on Thursday evening next, at the Odd Fellows
Hall
Mr.. Brim, of Woodville, had his leg broken
by the falling of piece of timber, few days
since.
Interyiewers-asscssors. They are busy
Just now, sticking their papers under peoples
noses.
FOncannOn & Co., at Green Springs, are
preparing to start an ak and edge tool factory
room.
DR.. Norton, of BettsviIle, had his arm bro
ken one day last week by being thrown from
a buggy
Remember the meeting Of the Stockholders
of oakwood Cemetery Association, on Mon
day next.
a debt of about $4,000, and the Congregation
al about $4,000.
A new mail route i1om Bowling Green to
Woodviile and Elmore, was opened on Mon
day of last week.
Mr.. Alexander Clark of Plymouth, was
thrown from wagon, a few days since, and
severely injured
Don't forget that there viii be balloon as
ceLsion, free to every body, when Grady's
circus exhibits in Fremont.
A german paper is to be started in Tifin.
The harness shop of John PoOrman, at Tif-
FIN, wss entered on Monday night of last week,
and few articles stolen.
A German named Steinmetz was conf
dsnced out of 800 in gold on the cars near
Toledo, a few days since.
The sale of pews in st. Psul's (EpiscopaD
Church, at NOrwalk, on Monday of last week,
amounted to nearly $1,000.
A fne "grOwing" shower fell here yester-
dav.-KesltOTs Republican.
Did it fall far, or get hurt muchP
Garyin s. Barendt are doing a fine business
at their new clothing establishment, No. 49
Front street. Cal in and see them
The Toledo P. O., is matter Of contest
lust now, and various and sundry are the an
nunciaticns and denunciaions of candidates.
On Monday Of last week, alittle daughter
of George Baer, who lives near Mansfield,
drank a cup of lye and died almost instantly.
A barn belonging to Wilson Reed, at FL
more. was struck by lightning and burned to
the ground, on Wednesday morning OF last
week.
Burk, the chap who broke into the Elmore
Post-ofice, few months ago, has been SEN
tenced to two years imprisonment in the PEN
itentiary.
The lumber for the side walk to the cemete-
~. will be on the ground in about ten days.
Work will be commenced at the cemetery i'm
mediately after.
A fancy soap mine has been discovered near
Iowa City. 1t is in the form of mineral,
performs ali the duties of soap and has an ar
omatic odor at that.
Fred Fabing and wife start, next Monday,
for California They expect to be absent
about two months. We wish them a safe and
prosperous journey.
The chief sca7enger in the Smut Mill ACROSS
the way, expresses his dislike of our news mat
ter. We should have felt ashamed, indeed,
had our items suited has taste.
An Intellectual attempt was recently made to
fire the Methodist Church at Clyde. The
burning of Mr.. ThOrp's saw mill in that
place is supposed to be the work of an incen-
diary.
A row occurred at the depot in Bellevue, be-
tween some Irish laborers, and few Of the
citizens, few days ego. 1t resulted from
the citizens interfering in quarrel between
some of the Irishmen.
A mortgage for SIS, 900, 900 has recently been
placed on record, from the L. s. & NJ. S. R.
R., 10 the New York Trust Company. 1t did
Uncle Samuel some service by using up stamps
to the amount OF $4,000.
w Defenbaugh has opened out q Dining
Room and Ice Cream Saloon, on Croghan
street, in the old palace saloon rooms, where
the public will always fud refreshments ofthe
best character. Give him call.
The weather, last week, was very threaten
ing to fruits of all kinds, and fears were enter
tsined that great damage would be done. A
careful examination, however, reveals the fact
that no material damage has yet been done.
Clyde people are already moving in the mat
ter Of preparing for their coming fair. Their
grounds viii be somewhat enlarged, and their
track put in fine order. The Clyde Fair may
be numbered among the institutions of the
land.
A photograph on window pane, in Clyde,
is Just now exciting attention. Some see in If
q woman nursing child, others see the map
=. of North America, others see only spots on the
glass. Scarcely two agree as to the exact ike
ness.
Watch the advertising columns. They are
the indicators of business and bargains. You
ALWAYS then know where to fine the latesi
STYLES and most complete stocks. Call on ad
vertisers if you want 20 get goods at reason
able prices.
A nice, comfortable, easy, yet stylish fit
is what every one wants when purchasing
suit of clothes: To get such, drop in at Gran
& Wykes', and allow Davis to measure you
c,rporosity. He will give you a fit that yOl
wont want to get out Of
The lecture at Union Hall, on Thursda
evening of last week, didn't come of, for wan
Of an audience. Our citizens have way q
natronizing entertainments of this kind whic
makes it very encouraging to those who haV
a disposition to provide lectures.
On the 18th, at Oberlin, one of the timber
of the Methodist Church in process of erectO
gave way, and six men who were working uE
on the rafters were precipitated q distance
thirty feet. All of them were badly injured
though not thought to be fatally 50.
pu;or o;ves the partioulars of the hor