The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-28

ABOUT Us.
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was boy again
clymer Of the Bucyrus Form" has gone
west for his health.
There il vegetable landin Wood county, so
saws one Of the papers.
widow Jewell, living near Bowling Green,
died suddenly last week.
The mail arrangements on the Northern Di-
Vision are in a mixed state.
-Clyde has no street sprinkler, and the
citi.sus are choking with dust.
The wicIxedness of Clyde gives employment
TIA large number Of lawyers.
The Tffin Star told the truth last week,
vbsu it said that local news was scarce.
VIM. Stacy, Of Perrysburg, knows how to
-. shed fall on him and not be hurt.
Th.rs i, +. man in Tifin whose wife was the
-;aov of bis father, by a second marriage.
o.. ,Drings have been discovered in the
-, of the Huron river, near MouroeviIle.
SIS Motley, ESQ, Of Port Clinton, has re-
turned to Clyde, to continue the practice of
law.
White has an old fiddle and occasionally
makes the streets of Clyde lively, with his un-
ique antics.
The Kenton Republican suggests that dogs
should be vacciuated with buckshot 70 pre-
vent hydrophObis.
The annai meeting Of the Ohio State Teach
ers Association, will be held at Put-in-Bay, on
the Sd and 4th of July.
David West, Of Clyde, was arraigned before
the Mayor, last week, for selling liquor. He
plead guilty and was fined.
If Jacob Bowman's son, at Fostoria, had
kent away from hay NOV. he would not
now have two broken wrists.
Where are we nowY-C Clyde Independent.
White went to Chicago, last week, and
lost his identity, ence the necessity for the
above ad dvertisement.
The pIacs on the south ridge, formerly
known as Wales Corner, will hereafter be
called Fort Hoover, in honor Of John Hoover,
who has built a Greeley Fort and ordered
post Office.
Pratt saws. Fred Glessner is not married
but wants to bo. What pityl-he1'to'1 Re-
publican.
-lnOc5 MOI0e nNLN A@AO W-~--
strange as it may seem he has since married,
and YOUR pity should be transferred to the
bride.
A correspondent from Rice township writes
rs, that on Sunday last, young man was at
tackled bv two others, near Muscalunge, with
clubs and knives, and would have been badly
injured, but for the timely interpOsition Of a
friend, who happened along soon after the at
tack was made. No names were given.
Aman named Neal, went to Port Clinton,
the other day, and after getting beautifully
drunk, mounted horse, and with revolver
in hand rode up and down the sidewalks,
hourishing his weapon in the face Of citizens
After somo time he was arrested, and fined
the extravagent sum of five dollars. Justice
is at discount, at Port Clinton.
IN THE CITY.
Hedrick wears q Grant hat.
Camp meetings are about ripe.
Dsvs like these shall come again.
Findlav is coming to see Bsrnum on the 9th.
Mr.. H. w. Bristol is visiting at Kelleys Is
land.
Public bathing rooms are much needed in
this city.
The practice of borrowing books is not &
good one.
What are those swine running about the
streets fOrS
james S. Yerk, Esq, of Tifin, looked in up
on US on Saturday.
Don't bet your money on other mems games
the day of the circus,
Mr.. N. Locke, of the Tifin Tribune, wal
in the city on Tuesday.
Mite Society at the Presbyterian Church
this Thursday evening.
Shoot every man who attempts to hau
down the American flag.
Miss Richards, of Kansas City, is visitirC
Mrs. ]. r. Pease, in this city.
Mr.. WI H Cloud returned from Michigan
on Saturday, on a short visit.
female organist ground out doleful strains
from music box, on Saturday.
Charley Rice is home from New York, Il
snand his usual summer vacation
Rev. DIR. Bushnell exchanged pulpits witt
Rev. Chase, of Clyde, last Sabbath.
MuIinix & Co., drive fancy notion wagon
A German picnic was held at Hickor.
Grove, last Sabbath. Lager suffered.
Read the letter of our correspondent from
the HWorld's Jubilee. It is interesting.
Mrs. Hall, of New York, is visiting he
brother, G.. G. EdgerbOn, Esq, in this city,
Arch street, between Garrison and BirchaT,
Avenue, could be improved by little work.
Mrs. A. H. Rice started on Tuesday 10
Nebraska, where she intends to spend tn
summer.
Boys who want to play Ben Franklin an
Hv kites, should be careful that they do no
frighten horses.
A span of mules, drawing a wagon dow
Front street, on Saturday, wouldn't gee, AM
as consequence buggy wheel was taken OF
Parents are referred to the card of Mr.. D
La Foret. If they wish to give their childre
instructions in French, now is their opportu
nifty.
Somebody, claiming to be an intinerant SCI
want of the Lord, dispensed hit and miss gos
pel, on the street, two or three evenings ls'
week
Mrs. Mary E. Wood, one of the teachers
the High School, was presented with veI
handsome writing desk, by her pupils at th
close of the last term of school
sprinkler is much needed on Crogha
street. The dust rises from that locality
binding clouds, filing the dwellings, and sui
locating persons who are on the street.
Barber saws that his midnight slumbers al
disturbed, by the everlasting chatter and giG
ling of promenaders, who seem to have acquil
ed sll the habits of the owl, and stay abroa
at night rather than during the day.
Two men, boy with sore toe, and Dol
tail dog composed the procession that marche
after the band TO the depot on Wednesds,
bound for the Democratic Convention.
was sight well calculsted to inspire the pa
ty with new confidence.
The commencement exercises of the Hig
School took place in High School Hall on Fl
dav evening Of last week. The exercises we
very interesting, all the students acquiti1
themselves in q very creditable manner.
the close of the exercises by the pupils, a vel
able address was delivered by Rev Dr. Bus
nell. Our schools under the superintendent
Mr.. Ross, aided by an efficient corps of teac
ers, are kept at high standard, and our CT
zens can Justly boast of our superior educ
tional advantages.
Read Thompson 81 Co.'s Horse Rake a