The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-09

on Monday next, and be present at the En-
eanpment meeting in the evening. A full at
tendance Of the brethren is desired.
Judge Remsburg is trying to form colony
Of single men, to settle in the interior Of Mary
land. The inducements are that there are five
marriageable ladies there to one man. The
Judge has investigated and knows
A vote taken on the train going East, be-
tween Clyde and BELLEVUE, on Saturday last
resulted in 40 for Grant and Wilson, and Is
for Greeley and Brown. On the P. Ft. w. &
C.R.R, on Friday last similar vote reveal
ed 100 for Grant to SS for Greeley.
We congratulate Mr.. Dyer, Of the Ball
House, in securing the services of a popular
and efficient hotel man, in the person of Mr..
W. E. Ellis, recently Of the Nichols House at
Clyde. Mr.. Ellis is an accomplished hote
man, and the prince of good fellows.
The Cincinnati COsnserciaI since it accepted
the Baltimore ticket has been loosing subscri-
bers rapidly. At Delaware, it lost forty from
its daily list in two week, while the Gazette
Grant and WILSON, gained fifty in the same
time.
What say our young men to the formation
of Grant and Wilson olub2 Other towns
about US are organized and at work, and we
too should be. Organization is needed to pro-
mote effective work, and should not be de-
layed.
The graceful and digniHed appearance Of
our handsome and patriotic feIlow-citizen,
Daniel Reynolds, Esq, as captain of all the
marshals, on thesecond ofAugust, entities him
to particular consideration by the ladies. Mr.
Reynolds is q faultless equestrian, and is in
market.
Port Clinton Nesos is not reliable on the
German vote 1t stated recently that there
wasn't German on Put-in-Bay Islands that
would vote for Grant. The Registers reporter
has been over and conversed with them, and
they say almost their unanimous vote will be
cast for Grant.
In Upper Sandusky on the 9th, some per-
sons took team belonging to a Mr.. Gibson
and drove it out of town, and then started
them back again. They ran away; one horse
was killed and the wagon smashed up. It was
dastardIy act, and Mr.. Gibson offers $50 re-
ward for the apprehension of the perpetrators.
We hope he may find them.
non Thursday of last week, locomotive and
tender, on the Painesville and Youngstown
narrow gage road, was thrown from the track
near Chardon, and conductor Jefferies of West
Chester, Pa, instantly killed by being caught
under the tender. Corwin Green, of Paines-
vile, fireman, who was severely injured. II
appears that the locomotive had been detached
from freight train at Painesville and backed
toward Chardon to bring up the evening pas
senger train, and was running at high rate of
speed when the accident occurred.
The time for holding fairs approaches: First
on the list is the State Fair, at Mansfield,
from the ID till the 9th of September. The
Cincinnati Industrial Exhibition commences
on the 4th of September and continues until
/ October 9th. Then comes the Northern Ohio
Fair, beginning September 10th and oOntinu,
ing five days. These are all general fairs
Then the County and Independent Fairs, il
which the local interest becomes manifest
All these show the growing feeling of the in
dustrial public in favor of such exhibitions
The people meet together, compare their pro
ducts, discuss the different systems of cultiva
ton, exchange ideas on all subjects, and lear
from each other things of much value. Re
member, farmers, that the time is approaching
for the Sandusky County Fair and get you
stock in order for the exhibition.
Brown, of the Bellevue Gazette, has bee
playing base ball. His experience was severe
and made lasting impression on his form
His teeth were pied and distributed aroun
promiscuously. His nose was set sp, and hi
eyes appeared as though he had given the ty,
70 bruiser and had, in turn, got sheep!
foot in each Of them. In fact he looked tn
picture of dilapidsted sOrt-cGse, and cam
near getting lodging in the lookup for
hard case, when he went home. His vii
didn't recognize him and his babies though
the s'Old Scratch" had come after them. Whl
would have become of him is hard to imsginr
if the devil hadn't happened along and re-
ognized him. He is now laid up for repair
and has concluded not to take any more
his. He expects to be round in about fol
weeks.