The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-07-19
THE JOURNFA5.
FREMONT sANpusKY CO, ONO
FRIDAY, July 19, 1872.
Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
Readables.

Dog days.
The sleighing is very poor.
A quick way of taking cold is to steal ice.
A new paper is to be started at Blufton, o.
Dr.. Corey contemplates visiting the old
world.
It rained Just enough on Monday to make
Aies sassy.
Early potatoes have not been injured by re-
cent frosts.
The skating will not be first rate for several
weeks yet.
Hezekiah still lingers amid the green hills
of Maryland.
Runaway horses are numerous, in and
around Bellevue.
Two boys in masks astride a jaekass paraded
hestreets. on Saturday.
Try the soda at Thomas, Grund & Lang's,
and-you'n try it again.
Messrs Momeny & Ellis, at Oak HarbOr, are
running large brick kiln.
Checker players continue at the game, not
withstanding the intense heat.
Money orders for sums of $40 and less are
now issued at a cost of 5 cents.
The foundation is completed for the new
passenger depot, at Oak Harbor.
Henry Nichols has sold his warehouse, at
Clyde, to Higbee & Co., of Bellevue.
The Luthern Society held picnic, at the
Fair Grounds, on Friday Of last week.
It has thawed on the south side of buildings
and fences, every day the past week.
The Temperance Alliance, at Clyde, is go
ing for the saloon keepers, in earnest.
White of the Clyde I'sdepen dent has new
pair of specs. They ara invisible green.
Aleck, the colored proprietor of the Cooper
House barn, is the earliest riser in the county.
Merchants are having an easy time just
row, especially those who have no payments
due.
L.yme township, Huron county, has elected
Foster delegates to the Congressional Oonven-
ton.
The Temperance Division in this city, talk
of giving boat ride to the Islands, early in
August.
A number of Greeley Republicans are anx-
ioux to be appointed resident minister, at Oak
Hszbor.
The workmen of Foster 81 Co., are engaged
at finishing the audience room of the Presby-
terian Church.
Mrs. Halter who was thrown from wagon
and injured last week, is improving and will
probably recover.
All the damaged fire crackers in market,
have been bought by the Greeleyites, for rati-
fcation purposes.
w. w. Armstrong, of Tifin, was in the city
IN Tuesday, counseling with the faithful on
-, Oressional matters.
Old aProb." has tried hard this week to re-
deeu his reputation in these parts, by furnish
inc several fine showers.
mad dog was killed in Norwalk, by the
.,.--ta1 one day Isst week. 1t is not known
that any one was bitten.
A handsome school building is to be erected
.4port Clinton, this summer. Mr.. J. @. John
SON. of this city, is the architect.
several voters in this city, are working fol
C7reslev, in hopes of an appointment to Afri
90 or some other cOngenial place.
Mr.. w. S. Flaugher, typo in the Ne'0s OF
soo at Port Clinton, is about to establish
bakery and restaurant, at that place.
MILAN voted on the proposition to lend ali
- tbe Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad, OIL
Tuosdav last. The vote stood yes SOS, no "a
The Lima Gazette comes to us, this week, il
~ dress, and considerably enlarged. 1
~. rerv neat and gives evidence OF prosper
ity. - - obols-. mo-,
bus, Just eat a lot of cucumbers, green apple
and sicb, then stand in the hot sun f0r a 's'
4hour,