The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-26


city
a spirited revival is in progress at Rollers
vile.
geese trade.
The ane sleigbing on Saturday, made il
livoly in town.
There are quite number OF visitors in the
oily from abroad.
I5ouor Suite No. I. has been tried in Clyde
aad the seller found guilty.
See notice in another column for the cleo
ton Of two School Directors.
Court convened again on Monday. Judge
z. Penueweu on the bensh.
A revival is progressing in the N. EChureh
OF this city, with good results
Lieut. ]. c. Chance and wife, arrived home
last week, to remain for q time.
Miller's Atheneum is at Tifin. The troupe
expects to visit Fremont in q short time.
The snow disappeared rapidly on Monday
Tuesday was cold, and the sleighing good
The unmarried Mack of the Register has
been viewing Chicago ruins and wonders.
Over 100000 we're expended in improve
nsnts, in Coaneaut, Ohio, during the past
year.
We are indebted to Hon I. r. Sherwood foi
a cory OF the Secretary of States Report for
1871.
valentiene's Day IS approaching and dealers
will soon be displaying their stocks OF these
articles
A serious case of nipping loves young dream
in the bud, occurred at MOnroeviIle, short
time since.
A noisy chap INDUCED in improper language
on the street, Saturday, and was taken to jail
by the Marshal.
The editor of the MonrOeville Spectator at
tended wedding in Church, before breakfast,
one day last week.
Prof Suffern is to hold another Musical
Convention at Findlay, commencing on the
18th OF next month.
Bowling Green is again excited on the sub
feet Of railroads. This time it is the Toledo,
Thorntown and St. Louis.
Bro. White, of the Clyde Independent, IN
dertook TO milk strange COW, the other night,
and had his spectacles kicked of.
A team attached to a sleigh, ran away on
Sunday. The occupants were thrown out, and
a little child considerably injured.
We are under Obligations to Hon. W. T.
Wilson, Comptroller Of the Treasury, for q
copy of the Auditor OF States Report.
The ConneautviIle Courier has "banner
subscriber" who his paid in advance for four
years and half-or till July lst, 1876.
The name Of the brakeman who was killed
By the cars at Monroeville, last week, was
Wm. H. Walton. He resided at Elyria.
E. J. Estep, Esq, and wife, of Cleveland,
were among the guests at the party at General
Buckland's, on Thursday night of last week.
The members OF Croghan Lodge 1. o. o. F.
will hold their twenty-ffth annual reunion on
the eight of February next. 4-6
Rev. A. Rutland has commenced the publi-
cation of weekly paper at Nevada, Wyan-
dot county. 1t is called the Nevada Enter
prise.
J.K. RukenbrOd, of the Salem Republican,
has recently patented an addressing machine,
for the use Of publishes, which is highly spo-
ken Of
The bursting OF lamp, while the employees
were at supper, nearly destoyed a store, at
Williams Center, Williams Comfy, on the
10Th inst
A new post-ofice has been established on
the line of the Toledo & WoOdviIle road, in
Lake township, Wood county. 1t is called
WaIbridge.
The Lake Shore aud Michigan Southren
Round House, at Toledo, was burned with sew
eral locomotives, which could not be got out,
on Monday OF last week.
S. P. Meng, has connected wholesale de-
partment with his shoe business, anG is pre-
pairing to I'LL all orders promptly. Give Pete
8 cali when you are m the city.
A fire broke out in the drug store atGeneva,
last week, which, but that it was discovered in
time, could have caused great disaster there
A can OF phosphorus took fire.
A boy named John Plummer, aged u years,
was ohoked to death, on the l5f in Wyandot
county. he was eating an apple, when part
Of the core stuck in his windpipe.
A freight train on the Toledo, Wabash and
Western Road, broke through a bridge at
Liberty Center, last week, occasioning much
damage, and delaying trains. No one hurt
A cheese factory company, at Chatham
Center, failed last week. The establishment
has been purchased by another party who will
run the concern, it is hoped more proftably.
At Crestline, one the 18th, James Reed, 8
cattle dealer residing in Ashtabula County
had his pocket picked; his loss being small
amount of currency and two drafts for $500
each.
EThe grand editorial banquet, at Bucyrus
was something of a failure, if We may judge
from the Journals report. Only three of the
fraternity from distance put in an appear.
ance.
Farmers should remember that West, Ans
den & Co., are paying prices for Slaves that
will afford them better profit than cutting their
timber into saw logs. Call on them and learn
prices
We have received copy of the FIJI TTH,es
of Sept. 9, 1871, from Lieut. COm'd., Samuel
L. Wilson. It is published at Levaka, Island
of Ovalau,- and has been little over four
months on the way.
The National Elgin Watch Company has
issued an Illustrated Almanac for 1872, which
Is one of the neetest publications of the kind
We have seen Il can be obtained of dealeru
who sell the Elgin Watches
Remember the mseting OF the Agricultural
Society at the Court House, on Saturday, Feb.
Sd. It would be an excellent move to re-elect
the board who so efficiently conducted the af-
fairs Of the SOciety last year.
A fire was discovered in the store room ol
W.R. West, at Bellevue. on Friday morning
the 18th. It was controlled however. with 8
trihing loss compared with what might Save
been. Damage about $500. Insured.
Mr.. Seneca Hit, OF Bellevue, whose sudder
attack with paralysis and apoplexy we noticed
last week, died on the evening of the 18th
He was one Of the early settlers of that locali
~, and was well and extensively known. Hi
loss will be felt in the community.
A brakesinan on a freight train on the L. s
&M.s.R RI, fell between a couple Of freight
cars at Bellevue, on Tuesday of last week, snd
was dragged about shirty-feet. One leg wa:
badly crushed. His name was Henry Frisbie
and his residence at Berlin Nights
The fine sleighing of Monday night was Ell
joyed by about thirty couples, who proceeded
to Clapp's, on the pike, aud with music and
the dance fingered until the "wees sma' hour.