The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-21
Readables
Court is in session at linn.

Rsadables.
Court is in session at Tim.
See advertisement Of taunsrY for sale.
This is getting to be musical city at night
Children have moved up into cherry trees
onIy three auctions in the city last satur
day.
DR.. Failing has handsome office on Stat'
street.
MAE. a. Bristol, has returned from the
South
This is favorable weather for short Sunday
sermons.
Miss Attic sheldon started, yesterday, With
her uncle, for Vermont, to remain during the
summer
Judge Rsmsburg viii soon advertise for
proposals.
FOstOria has fine brick yards in successful
operation.
There wasn't thousand teams in the city,
on Monday.
Hardness d Birdsey are putting up brick
block, in Clyde.
Twenty-Five arrests in the moral city of
Tfin, last week.
A. o. Miller purchased $3.50 horse at the
Tifin Stock Fair.
When you buy soda of ScOviIle, ask for one
Of his long drinks.
New sidewalks are needed in number of
places about town.
There is nothing improper in eating straw.
berry short cake.
The FOstoria RsVies0 thinks the Tifin Stock
Fair was humbug.
The Firemen's Tournament was held at
KentOn, yesterday.
Screw drivers are used for stabbing pur-
poses, at Napoleon.
Mercury is having a rOHcking time up
among the nineties.
E. S. BOwersox, of Lindsey, places US under
obligations for favors.
EdgortOn & Bro, are putting new machin-
cry into their factory.
Sam Huber Of Findlay, ratified last week, at
the expense of one heel.
White, Of the Clyde Independent, has been
trying to steal our plant.
Considerable wool is coming into market,
and is sold at good prices.
We are indebted to Oscar Taylor, of Dun
lap, Iowa, for late Iowa papers.
Henry Winson, a coIored citizen at Tifhn,
announces that he is for Grant.
After July Fourth, DR.. Libbey will be at
ths Cooper House every Saturday.
Mr.. S. W Reed has sold his grocery, in
Clyde, to gentleman from Illinois.
The grass in the park has been cut It
should have been done some time ago.
new paper, about the size of sticking
plaster, has been started at Eiyris
The violent storm of two weeks ago, de-
stroyed considerable property in Lima.
1t costs boys from the country five dollars
and costs, to show their muscle in CLYDE.
Men who delight in seeing dogs fight and
mutilate each other, are inhuman brutes.
The Tifin Tribune reads the city officials
lecture on the sin of using prOfane language.
Samuel Rain was thrown from horse, at
the races in Tifin, and had an arm broken.
Unhappy Jennie Reese, of Columbus, would
not now be in Jail, had she not forged note.
The Courier says the homliest man and the
prettiest girl in Findlay, were married last
week.
The Sentinel intimates that the citizens Of
Wood county are generally afflicted with tape
worms.
The editors of the Wood county Sentinel and
PeTysburg Journal, never will be happy TO-
gether.
The music stand will be erected and finish
ed BY the first of July 1t must be dedicated
of course.
A boy named Charles Hardsock was drown
ed, while bathing in Green Greek, on Sunday
Of last week.
The dramatic talent of Clyde is again at
work. White, of the Independent, is to play
heavy tragedy.
Boys who are ambitious to become angels
are practicing for powder explosions on the
fourth of July.
A young man named Owen De Garner, was
drowned while bathing in the river near Find
lay, last week.
We are under obligations to Mr., h L. PEN
nell, of CedarviIle, Kansas, for papers publish
ed at that place.
MonroeVille is anxious that the American
Eagle should flop its wings, in that vicinity, on
the fourth of July.
DoncysOn Canvassed Perrysburg the other
day, for Greeley men and found o. That's
about fair average.
The time approaches for the grand demo-
cratic funeral, at Baltimore. The remains
will be embalmed.
The ladies of the NJ E. Church, hold their
strawberry festival at Mammoth Hall, this
Thursday evening.
The new Odd Fellows Hall, at Findlay, was
dedicated on Wednesday of last week, with
appropriate ceremonies.
The Fair grounds are open every day to
visitors. The Society has man constantly
employed on the grounds.
We are hard at work on the fair pamphlet
of the Agricultural Society. 1t will be ready
for distribution in a short time.
Van surprised prayer meeting by his pres
ence, the other night. The afirighted congre-
cation made a general stampede.
Those patent memorandum books, at Buck
land & Son's,are the latest novelty out They
can be used without pen or pencil.
Twenty-eight thousand tickets were sold
for Banum's show in Cleveland, on Monday.
Let's all go into the circus business.
Hon. J. F. Topping of Denver, Col, is en-
titled to our thanks for pamphlet copy of
Official Information about Colorado
Brother Miller, sarcastically remarks that
Barnum prefers large towns like Bellefountain,
and therefore viii not visit Kenton.
Arthur Downs, Esq, and wife, of Kansas,
stopped in the city few days during the past
week, on their way to the Boston Jubilee.
Let us raise money enough to pay the band
for playing in the park two evenings each
week, after the music stand is completed.
There won't be frogs enough left for ordi-
aary purposes of mill pond music, if Perry
Close continues buying them much longer.
Every person who throws paper on the
street, ought to be fined. Nothing will fright
en- horses as quickly as paper blowing about.
James Marshall of Weston, Wood county,
went to bed on the railroad track, ano came
hear waking up In heaven, or some other
place.
DR.. Groat after reducing himself to a mere
skeleton by severe exercise on foot, now rides
about very comfortably in very neat new
buggy.
Some inconsiderate bystanders prevented a
funeral by separating two darEies who were
fighting with q razor and hatchet, in Tifin