The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23
THE JOURNTALl.
FREMONT sANDusKY CO., OHIO.
FRIDAY, August %, 1872.
TOWNAND COUNTY MATTERS.
Readables.

DIR. John Rice has traded horses.
White has serious times in Clyde.
Only four week more before the fair.
The Tifin Tribune "goes" for Sloane.
Every family should have the Journal.
A fence factory is to be established at Ak
ron.
Cook is the champion chimney builder of
Rolersville.
Part of this issue is numbered 30 by mistake
1t should be 81.
Andrew BoughtOn, an old citizen, of Mans
field died last week.
There is considerable sickness in both city
and country, at the present time.
This is the season Of the year that moths
hold high carnival in furs. Examine.
A big Jog on Monday, Obscured the light of
the sun, but it was warm all the same.
Cofins, skeletons, &c, lie exposed above
ground, in the old cemetery at Findlay.
Cook q Baker, at Rellersville, are doing
large business in general merchandising.
Judge Lang, of Tifhn, has so far recovered
from his injuries as to be able to be about.
Colored brethren in Republic, amuse them
selves by splitting open each others heads.
Mrs Clarke Waggoner, Of Toledo, has been
visiting friends in this city, during the past
week
A union depot and railroad hotel is to be
built at Akron. It is proposed to build them
of iron.
The business houses at Norwalk, close at
seven o'clock. Why don't our merchants fol-
low suit2
Rev. Wilcox, Of Republic, is to deliver a
Temperance lecture at Green Springs, next
Saturday evening.
Nj. Poss has leased the room formerly occu-
pied by A. HoOt, and purposes opening astOOk
of boots and shoes.
The mean low inuendOes of the TifinAdUer-
tiser is but sample OF the argument used by
the Democratic press.
Father Gavazz lectured in the First Congre-
gational Church in Toledo, on Tuesday night
last, to a large audience.
Major W. s. Hickox, Of Mansfield, had one
of his limbs fractured, at a steamboat landing,
on Lake Huron, last week.
Florence Cronise, of Tifin, has commenced
the study of law. We doubt not that Flor
ence will make good pleader.
Lovers spark on the door steps, in Mans
field. They all fal asleep, and have to be
reused by the passers by, in the morning.
Josias Parks, an old resident of Norwalk,
died at his residence on Friday of last week,
at the advanced age of seventy-tiye years.
An inmate of the Hancock county In6rmary
cut his throat with razor. one day last week.
The razor was dull and the man still lives.
The editor Of the Akron Beacon has hat
two eggs presented to him which measured
eight inches in circumference Iatitud inally.
A fire was discovered in the livery stable o
Al. Buir, at Van Vert, on the 10th, but &C
tive and prompt measures saved the building
The barn Of Joseph Bishop, of sandusky
township, Crawford county, was struck BY
lightning, on the 18th, and destroyed by fire,
Loss s., 200.
B.. A. Smith, agent for R. v. Pierce, NJ d
whose celebrated Catarrh remedy will be foun
advertised elsewhere, paid us pastoral visit
on "Wednesday.
Capital Events Is the name Of a new Satul
day evening paper just established at COlum
bus. The first number is brimful Of news, an
excellent selections.
Van went to Sandusky the other day, to IL
terview the saloons IN the interests of H. G
but before he left, It is aYerred, that he cheere
for Grant and Wilson.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a fair pam
phlet Of the Clyde Agricultural Society.
Is neatly printed. The fair will be held o
the 18th, lsth, and 20th Of September.