The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-06
FRHMoNT sANDusKY co.. oHo
FRIDAY, September 6, 1872.
TOWNAND COUNTY MATTERS,
ReadabIes.
The leaves are falling.
This countv IL vveII oorne

The leaves are falling.
This county is well oorned.
Get ready for the County Fair.
There was frost Tuesday night.
Join the Grant and Wilson Club.
There are no seats in the park yet.
Oak Wood Cemetery looks neglected.
Cooler days and nights the last week.
Tissue suits arc a little cool Just at present
The heated term is over, at least it is time
Butter dealers have had soft thing lately
Like all things Of earth, leap year is rapidly
passing.
Miss Ida Bush returned from the West OF
Monday.
The crop Of Indian Pudding will be large
this year.
The car shops begin to attract the attention
Of travellers.
The music Of cidar mills will soon be heard
in the land.
The service in the Park last Sabbath, wal
wsllattended
DR.. BoTes has been appointed postmaster al
Bowling Green
Beware Of a man when the Messsnga
speaks well of him.
Small boys are learning not to trife with
the business end of a wasp.
Forster of Clyde is running an illustrated
paper, issued every other year.
Boys on the east side play base ball on Sun
day. Missionaries are needed.
The Sandusky County Fair, is to be held
Sept, 25th, 26th, 9th, and 2Sth.
Another interesting letter, containing notei
of travel, may be found on the outside Of this
paper.
Miss Nellie Amsden started on Monday 10
London, C. W., where she will remain a
school
An irishman whose name we have no
learned, had his leg broken at the depot Ol
Monday.
A corn doctor, well corned, did an uncer
tdn business in the city, two or three days tn
past week.
Frank Hatton has gone to Bellevue, {,
take the position of engineer, in one of the
mills at thatplace.
Norris Gursdorf is seriously Ill with fever
Mr.. A. Gursdorf who has been i'll for some
time, is able to be up.
Joseph Parker, Esq, Of Green Springs, is il
the field lecturing on politics and religion
Mr.. Parker's views are numerous.
On Tuesday night of last week, burglars en-
tered the residence of Mr.. F. Swailey, at Ply
mouth, and stole about $40 in money.
Z - 4ogr,., -,
other day, on the Lake Shore Road, was 3S 70
Grant, 4 for Greeley, and for JEFF Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Morehouse, of Nor
walk, celebrated tho 25th anniversary Of theii
marriage, on Monday evening of last week.
Sunday was the first day of September, AM
hunters were on hand to minute. Some 0
them commenced shooting day or two tc
early.
Ciough, Of the Monroevine Spectator, ha
been home month, but it still publishing ed
itorial correspondence from the backwoods o
Nebraska
The good people hear Of a person remains a
a secret with them, but if they hear i'll of al
other, the first person they meet is sure t
hear of it.
Quilter feels confident Of beating Van, wit
his mule He thinks, now that the clerkshi
is decided, that Van will have time to atten
TO the race.
A Bellevue politician resolved, four week
ago, not to put on q clean shirt until Creole!
is elected. If he keeps his vow, that shirt wi
60 to the 7Ot-
The State Fair commenced at Mansfield, o
Monday last, and the prospects of its being
great success, were very hattering' The di
play Of horses was never better.
The pitcher for the Clyde Base Ball Clul
while engaged in a game at Bellevue, on Il
26th, was struck by not ball and had his CO
lar bone and several ribs broken. His iniui
lea we're severe but not dangerous.