The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19
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Buying horses Is slow work these days.
Morgan. an Elmore raider, abuses his wifi
Elmore ladies go to every train, to NEE
their cousins
There have been several cases Of spotte
fever, in Findlay.
George Francis Train is to lecture at Uppe
sandusky, May 4th.
The spiritlalists of Clyde have split on th
Woodruff question
People in Warren live to celebrate thei
hundreth birth day.
Elnore Damselsamuse themselves by throw
ing mud at each other.
Postmaster Ballou, OF Findlay, died ol
Wednesday Of last week.
Potatoe bugs have appeared in some local.
ties. Look out for them.
The subscription books for the Tifin Ca
Works were opened last week.
Nonrosville people are interesting them
selves IN g wooden mill project.
Don't fail to read Anderson's new advertise
ment this week Try his Coffee.
The Reflector understands that the railroad
shops, at Norwalk, are to be enlarged,
Mite Society at the parlors of the Presby
terian Church, this Thursday evening.
A very neat brick dwelling house, has Just
been completed on the east side of the river.
Van Amburg is coming with his mammoth
mensgerie. Be ready to see his great attTac.
tiOns.
The frame Of a hotel building at Oak Har-
Dor, was blown down by the high wind, last
week.
Brown of the Bellevue Gazette has learned
of twelve weddings, soon to come of in that
town.
A Mansfield citizen has been dreadfully i'm
pressed with the dismal sublimity of fire al
night
The drsy General TOBin broke down OF
the street the other dny, with whole cargo
Of boxes.
Samuel Kridler, one Of the first settlers o.
Seneca county, died at TiHin on Saturday Q.
last week.
10 jefferson viii play Rip Van winkle, at
the Opera House, in Toledo, on Saturday
Of this week
Clyde covers nearly the whole of NortI
America, and White is advising a revision Of
the geography.
At the meeting of the Building Loan Asso-
citation, on Tuesday night, loans sold at &C /.
per cent. premium.
EverybOdy's chimney burned out on Satur-
day, and the wind blew perfect gale. Prob
ably that was the reason.
Decoration day viii soon be here, when the
nation will kneel with reverence and gratitude
at the graves Of its children.
The Holley Water Works-if we possessed
them,-would relieve the searchers for water
from an arduous undertaking.
Cleveland is receiving large quantities Of
large pine logs by rail, from Michigan, to be
manufactured into tubs and pals.
The Editorial Convention of the Fifth
Ninth and Tenth Districts, will be held at Lii
ma on the 18th of next month.
The side streets, in Tifin, are used as pas
tures. They say there is plenty of grass on
the other streets, but Of poor quality.
A number of members from the temperance
divisions, at BallviIle and Rollersville, visited
the Fremont division on Friday evening.
Wilson, of the Elmore Courier, says he nev.
er knew how much dross was in his compost
ton, until he passed through the furnace.
Pick pockets prowl about churches, in Tif.
fin. A lady was relieved of her purse by one,
at the Episcopal Church, on Sunday of last
week.
William C. Little, OF Norwalk, a young ma1
of some prominence in business circles, died
on Monday Of last week, at the age of q
years
Soda fountains were charged too early
Their sizzle came to an abrumpt conclusion, OF
Monday, and the weather since has not pro
duced fz
The Maple Sugar Festival given by the Soni
of Temperance on Tuesday night last, wa.
well attended, and hearty enjoyed The re.
ceipts were remunerative.
The Kenton Republican warns the Graf
against one W. S. Blue, who is engaged in
writing up business houses, advertising agent,
&c, as he is tirst-class scalawag.
The Tfin Car Works have already had Cd
portunity to contract for building 500 freight
and 100 platform cars. The contract, SAYS the
Tribune would amount to $4,000.
Mr.. Joseph Chapman, whose foot was re
Gently amputated because of carries Of the
bone, We are pleased to know, is slowly i'm
proving with hopes of permanent recovery.
Those who wish to secure good seat to the
Grand Demorest Concert, which takes plact
next Wednesday evening, April "a, Mammoth
Hall, should do so at the earliest opportunity
Our Legislature proposes to exterminate the
potatoe bugs. If they are as slow at that a
about many other things, the bugs will di,
Of old age before the law makers reached
them.
It is worth the price of admission to the
Vienna DelnOrest concert to hear Mr.. james
Wehli plny "Home; sweet Home," with all it
variations, doing this piece of music with hi.
left hand alone. Awonderful performance.
We last week had occasion to note the fine
fneappearanee Of the wheat fields between thus
place and NorwaIk We can speak equally
well of those between here and Tiffn. The
deIds give present promise of an abundant
harvest.
Lines from "M' are hardly up to the poin
of excellence required for publication. NJ.
should also remember that unless the rea
name Of the author accompanies an article, II
goes into the waste basket. This rule is i'm.
perstive.
Perkins township, Erie county, suffered Sc.
verely by fire on the 10th. Some brush wa,
fired in the woods of B. LAWN, and the wind
being high, itspread rapidly until abont seven.
ty acres of woods were burned. The resi-
dence of Ezra Taylor, near the burning wood
caught from sparks, and was mostly burned
Mr.. LAWN had 400 cords of wood DESTROYED
aud others of his neighbors suffered in ik
manner.
The following beautiful hymn is not iron
DR.. Watts select
From Wagleton to Wigleton
It's eighteen miles;
From Wigleton to Wagleton
It's eighteen miles;
From Wagleton to Wigleton,
From Wigleton to Wagleton,
From WagletOn to Wigleton,
It's eighteen miles.
Found A due bill in favor Of Mrs. Sophi
Bruner, can be had by calling on Anderson
Co., and paying for this notice.
Returned.-Mr. Z. Loudensleger an
wife, who have been spending the winter
Memphis, Tenn, returned to this city la
week. ~