The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-07-26
THE .JOURNThT.
FREMONT sANDusKY CO.. ONO
FRIDAY, July 26, 1872.
Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
Readables.

FindIay is as dull as an old jack knife.
The lightning rod man is again pursuing hi
annual rounds.
White, of the TiEin Star is rusticating il
central New York.
There is to be fremen's tournament, a
Lima, on the Both.
Fred Glessner has again turned his attention
to prayer meetings.
Barnum sold $4,000 tickets at Lima, for hi
afternoon exhibition.
Rains have been frequent and abundant the
past week. People no longer complain of dry
weather.
There is to be Convention of fat men at
Put-in-Bay, Sept. 1S. Who will be the repre-
sentative from here?
Miller, of the Kenton Republican is alarmed
because young lady recently called him By
his Christian name.
Some miserly individuals in Clyde steal
their milk by going into the fields and milk
ing their neighbor's cows.
CIV. Opperman, of BallviIle, has gone tC
Maumee City He viii be employed in tn,
wooden mill at that place.
The L. S. g. N. S. Railway Company has de-
elsred dividend of four per cent for the prof
its of the past six months.
Chan Norton was almost carried away by
burglars, on Monday morning last. They got
his gold chain, and escaped.
The National Camp Meeting viii be held at
Urbans, again, this year, commencing August
Stb, and continuing ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Fuller, were thrown
from their buggy at Clyde, on N Onday of last
week, and considerably injured.
John Hansberger will sell a lot of stock and
farm property, on his premises, one mile sOutE
of HessviIle, on Thursday, Aug. Sth-
The editorial excursion from Toledo to Du.
luth, MINI, leaves Toledo, August lst, and
viii extend over period Of ten days.
A German named Heyman, near Pontiac,
Huron County, committed suicide on the 18th
by hanging. Cause, domestic infelicity.
The Apron Party this Thursday evening
by the ladies of the Episcopal Church, shall be
largely attended. Ample refreshments have
been provided.
Greeley's latest receipt is for raising codfsl
halls, and is as follows: '.Never plant NOR
than Eve potatoes in hill with a Goldfish,
YOU will insure crop"
C.P. Prentiss, of Monroeville, was in town
the other day canvassing among the Democ
sacv. He is o candidate for the Congressiona
nomination in this district.
Rev. Chance viii deliver a temperance ser
mon. on Sunday afternoon next, in the public
park. If the afternoon is pleasant the attend
auce will doubtless be large.
RFifteen miles of the Mansfield, Cold Wate
and Lake Michigan ROad, is completed and il
being run. The work of track-laying has beeI
commenced at the Eastern end
The excursion to Put-in-Bay, intended t
have been given yesterday for the benefit o
the M. E. Church, Of this city, has been un
avoidably deferred, owing to the inability o
che Steamer Line to furnish steamer.
On the Baltimore and Ohio railway exten
sion from HAVANA, on the Lake Erie Divi
sion to Chicago, the work Of preparing for tn
contractors is progressing, and the comPan
viii soon advtrtise the letting Of the work.
The Fat Contributors Saturday Night
decidedly refreshing. 1t made its aPpearanc
last week, and It must be confessed Girls is il
~. element. 1t is published at $500 per yea
IVAN. Griswold & Co., OF Cincinnati, Ohio
The Schooner Root, on which the iron 70
ebeLE&LRR., has been shipped, wa
ogliqed to put into Cleveland for some repain
which delayed the delivery of the iron fe'
days.
Now is good time for our friends in th
different townships TO say good word for u
The campaign Is fairly opened, and e we II