The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-05-24
FRIDAY, May "A, 1872.
TOWNAND COUNTY MATTERS.
Readables,


Readabies.
Court has adjourned.
Van Vert had four fires last week.
Go to billions for a good Cook Stove.
The loss BY the Dslphos FIRE was 100000.
Bass fishing has commenced at the Islands
The finest Tin Ware in Fremont is at c, IL
Dillon's
Buggy Whips and Rugs, very low at G. M
DfIlOn's
The strike among the miners in the Michi-
gan mines, has ended by the miners returning
to work.
Mansfield manufactures employ eight humid
rcd men.
AHay and Grain Rake, with lock lever, fOr
sSS az DiIlOn's.
An election for postmaster took place at
Findlay on the 23d.
The Universalists' State Convention meets
in Akron on the seth.
The best Corn Shelter in the market is sold
BY Dillon. Beats 'em all.
The Fostoria town Council intend purchas-
ing q first class fire engine
Bowling Green still hopes some raiiroau
company viii take pity on it
Hepps wagon shop, at Tiiin came near be-
ing destroyed by FIRE on the 4th.
The Huron County fair grounds have been
psrmsnently located at Norwalk.
Delaware boys threaten the lives of their
parents and are locked up in jail.
Green peas in market, at Anderson's last
Saturday. Go there for early vegetable.
An persons indebted to C. n, Dillon & Co.,
are requested to call and settle their account.
Thunder showers on Wednesday morning.
Greeley is now anxious to raise clubs, and
has written to seed men for the earliest varie-
ties.
The Mansfield Herald will issue daily pa
mar during the State Fair to be held at that
place.
Cure
Ithss gone as far as Dolly Warden chills'
in Georgia, The sufferer turns all sorts Of
ooIOGs.
Another fine rain on Sunday nigh, and the
prospects Of the growing crops are much i'm
proved.
The rains since Saturday last have revivi-
fed the growing crops, and everything looks
thrifty.
Tifin is certainly in luck, and viii be quite
a railroad center when all the talked Of rail-
roads are built.
The glorious rain Saturday evening and
night gave long expected. refreshment in
growing crops.
The Tifin Stock Fair viii be held June 4th, |
9th, sth and 7th. Premiums to the amount Of |
O,OOe viii be paid out.
strawberry time approaches, and Underhin
& Sykes have made arrangements to supply |
ali who want nice article.
The shoddy peddlers are working in Har-
din county, and may come this way. Beware |
OF them and save your money.
Cincinnati is to have an eight-story hotel. |
The stock has been subscribed and the work |
will be commenced next week.
Iron ore has been found cropping out near |
Tifin. An investigation is to be made to see
e it can be advantageously mined.
Grady has the best Circus that travels. Go |
and see It tonight. Don't neglect the balloon |
ascension, this Thursday afternoon.
At Mansfield last week, by the explosion Of
a coal oil lamp, Mrs. Aiggett and child were
burned, the child so badly that it died
To give the boys a chance to see the balloon
ascension, and enjoy Grady's show, we issue |
few hours earlier than usual this week:
We learn that stave factory is soon to be
established near Lindsey, by gentlemen from
Cleveland. Lindsey is growing steadily.
The new works which the L. S. & III. S.
Roard are about to put up in Toledo, will give
smployment to 1000 men. That's business.
The residence of Jno. Stuter, at FOstoria,
was destroyed by FIRE, on the llth- He sue
cseded in saving most of his household goods.
Itisa mistake to say the first potato bugs
will do no injury. Watch your potatoes and
you will see them already at work Go for
them.
Ms. Berry Of Henry township, Wood coun-
ty, died on the Sd, at very advanced age
los or II5, but those best pested don't know
which.
The Directors of the Stock Fair to be held
1t TifHn on the 4th, 5th, 9th and 7th Of June,
have placed US under obligations for cOmpI-
mentary ticket
Hyou want 10 save your potato crop, go to /
work now. The old bugs have made their ap-
pearance in large numbers, and could be
squelched at once.
DR.. A. F. Price will be absent from his den
tai room on Tuesday and Wednesday of next |
week, in attendance at the Northern Ohio /
Dental Association.
Rufians insult young ladies on the street,
Of Fostoria, after nightfaIl. The editor of the
Rsrie,O advises cold lead, which the same
would be comforting.
Fred Glessner, Of the Findlay Courier was
in the city on Friday last, and tried his hand
in taking bass down at the mouth Of Green
Greek. He had pretty good luck.
The police of Toledo made a descent on
number Of houses in that city, on the l4th and
18th, and recovered stolen goods amounting to
$827.O5. The parties were all arrested.
Two sons of Mr., Frank Brown, OF Portage
township, Hancock county, aged seven and
nine years, were drowned in a stone quarry
pond, on the 10th, where they had been bath
ing.
President Finney, who has been pastor Of
the First Church, at Oberlin, for thirty-hye
years, has resigned his charge. During all
that tune he has never received a dollars
salary.
Haidee N. Jones, daughter of Paul Jones.
Esq, of Toledo, while lVboring under tempor-
Ary arrangement, shot herself through the
head with pistol, on the 10th, producing in
slant death.
A team from Fostoria, Tan away, IN Tifin,
on the 18th, and spilled out the coutents-two
young men. One of them named Tilson, was
very badly injured, and the other had his an
kle sprained.
The Cunara Steamer TripOi was wrecked
on the Irish Coast, of Carnshore. The vessel
was loss, but the passengers and crew were
token of, and most of the passengers luggage
was recovered.
A barn belonging to S. Shafer, at Mt. Blan-
chard, Hancock county, was destroyed by fire
on the night of the lIth. It contained hay,
harness and farm implements. Loss $500
insured for $500.
The work of laying the iron on the Mans
field, Cold Water and Lake Michigan Rail-
road will be commenced about the first of
June. 1t is expected to have the road In oper-
alton as far as Toledo by the time of the State
Fair.
VIM. Sprague, a brakeman on the B. u o.
R. r., fell from the express train bound North