The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-08

AIiscroants in Clyde steal the signs from
business blocks.
Letter from Warner received too late for
this weeks paper.
Mrs. J. H. Slater Of Aurora Illinois, is vis-
iting friends in this city.
Thirteen marriage licenses we're issued dur
ing the month of February.
Above all things beware Of aPpropriatiDg q
doctors wood. It isn't safe.
Considerable property IL the county is
changing owners this season.
Mr.. A.P Condit of New York, has been in
the city during the past week.
The society of spirituaIists are to hold meet
ings every two weeks, at Union Hall.
Five hundred dollars prevented the sale of
q. brick block, on Front Street, last week.
,0ur city can beat the world in the number
So. ~lsive aud handsome business signs.
A. Ian, IS Lamberts clothing store, at
Clvde. was buA 'Vlarizod one night last week.
A solitary fly v. IS in the city the other day,
inourinO the vav to = first class boarding
house.
A logical reasoner declared himself in favor
of equal rights, to a small crow, on the corner
on Tuesday.
Rus Mcpherson, which Is postmaster at
Clyde, was in the city Saturday, in the l'ter-
est Of spring fishing.
See advertisement of L. L. 'Mullinix & Co,
in another column. They viii open out on
Saturday, in Belts block.
Hon. Homer Everett is IN Columbus, this
week, in the interest Of the movement to have
a new bridge at this place.
CLYDE must be getting to be very wicked
place. Five business houses were buTglariEed
in a single night last week.
A building use as a storehouse at Crestline,
belonging to the ?. T. ". q G. Railway, was
destroyed by fire on the night of the 26th.
Hon. R. P. Buekland has been in attendance
at the meeting Of the Board of the Soldiers
Orphans Home, which was in session at Xenis'
on Thursday
A very exciting manifestation Of canine
fercoity was exhibited on Wednesday after
noon, at the foot Of Croghan street. The usu-
al attendants at dog fights rushed to witness
the fray.
fn the advertisement Of the Northwestern
Normal School, which appeared last week, the
date, March 2Stb, was an error. 1t should
have been March 18th. See advertisement in
this weeks paper.
It's a painful sight 10 see boys hardly out
Of dresses, strutting about the streets with
pipes or cigars IN their mouths; yet this is true
OF a great number OF boys in this city. Pa
rents better look after their boys.
Canfeld, Hedrick s. Bristol open with q
new advertisement this week. They keep a
large sad general assortment Of shelf hard
ware, and are agents for several of The best
farm implements. Give them q call.
As an evidence Of tho interest which the
people feed in the Car Company enterprise, we
only need refer to the meeting on Monday
night last. 1t was ono Of the largest gather
ings Of citizens which has assembled for ten
years.
Harmon Spangler, Of Fulton county, while
intoxicated recently, struck his mother across
the breast, knocking her down and injuring
her SO that Ahe died three days after. The ac-
cused Is under bail to answer charge Of man
slaughter.
Mnrdock Is TO read in Findlay soon, and an
excellent opportunity viii be offered those of
our citizens who desire to hear him, as they
can leave here at six o'clock IN the evening, ar
rive at Findlay in time for the Reading and
return home at eight O'Clock the next morning.
After the array Of weather We have had
since the ID of February, "win anybody hae
the presumption" to doubt the sagacity of the
grOund hog. We have No regrets that only
one week CT the six remains to be ekea out,
and shall be pleased TO remark good bye, old
wood chuck
1t is with underlined feelings Of pride, that
we are sometimes convinced of how eagerly
the JoURNAI Is sought and how widely it is
read. When, IN some article, mistake, real
or imaginary, occurs, and one after another
reminds US of the error, it becomes evident
that from the Oldest to the youngest, all have
persued its pages carefully.
1.-TWO skips for y, writes a subscriber and
encloses a 81 greenback. Short and sweet,
but very acceptable. Subscribers at distance
can see how easily It is to remit. 1t needs
but a very short letter. Try it. Another
writes: "Have taken the JOURNAL a great
many years, aad it is ike an old friend whose
visit, each week, is warmly welcomed We
. cannot DO without it. Find S2 inclosod.'
". H. Cloud arrived home from Saginaw,
on Tuesday night with his family He re-
turns, next week for short time. He repre-
sents that more timber has been cut the past
season in the Saginaw country than ever be-
fore, but so much dry weather has prevailed
with so little snow, that lumbermen are fear
ful they may not get all their logs into
market.
There never was time, in the history of
our city, when such general feeling Of con-
hdence prevailed in business circles, as at the
present time. Al owing to the fact that the
Car Works is an assured fact. One after an
other manufactures wilr follow, until the peO-
pie VIII wonder why they were SO long IN
waking up. We have talked manufactures
ever since we took charge Of the JOURNAL, un-
til we began to think the community could
never be walked up, but We arc glad to see
their case was not utterly hopeless.
Gibsonburg, the new town recently LAIN out
by General Gibson, on the line of the Toledo,
Jvoodville and Tifin road, is going right
aton,- Preparations are already being made
20 nut up twenty OF thirty houses this spring
and a 81. .ock company has been organized
which will l.ut mp limo kiln and cooper
works. 50 as TO ,save them ready by the time
the road is opened A planning mill and
sbinqle foctory is also talked of, and stave
factory is also projected. Mr.. zorn of Hess
vile has completed store building 25x56, to
which he is now adding a warehouse. He
viii open the store on the 18th inst, With 5
stock Of goods. The town already has gro
Gerry, which was opened on Christmas.
The lecture of Miss DsForsst, at Birehard
Hall, on Friday night last, did not draw cut 4
large audienee--leetures rarely do in this CONS