The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-05-03
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1918 Treasurer Sandusky Co, o.
Treasurers Office, Fremont, o., April 10, Y
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Awnings are up,
Buds have busted.
Keuton is growing.
No peaches this year.
Last Friday was a scorcher.
Port Clinton has a telegraph Office.
Ioafers are numerous in Findlay.
Intellectual attempts at rain, on Saturday.
Wilson, OF the Elmore Courier, has gone
vest
Serious times in Findlay. ell about post
Office.
The oberlin Ne'os is publishing history OF
Oberlin.
A new passenger depot is to be erected at
Norwalk.
Miss Jano DsFOrest Iectured at MonroeviIle,
last week.
Garden TreIHses cheap, at DiIlon's Hard
ware Store.
The New American is most splendid
Cook Stove.
Snow and hail on May ID. Hard on tender
vegetables just up.
Adam Hodes is building brick addition in
the rear of his store.
thunder storm on Tuesday afternoon.
Considerable rain fell.
Fred stOckman, of NopOleOu, cut one of his
fest Of, the other day.
Over 10000 barrels of salt were sold in San
dusky, o., during 1871.
C. NJ. Dillon & Co. have a splendid stock
of Stoves and Tinwsre.
Two fatal cases of tTebtna spiraIis are re-
ported in Medina, Ohio.
The freseoeing of the Presbyterian Church
will be finished next week.
Hon. 7. W. Harvey lectured in Mansfield,
on Friday evening Of last week
Greeley has written an article on what he
knows about frying dOughnuts.
The Norwalk Shoe Factory is turningi out
eighty pairs of ladies CATERS per day.
The editorial convention meets at Lima on
the 10th, instead of the 18th Of May.
Ohio stone IS entering more largely than
any other into the rebuilding of Chicago.
olough, of the MOnroeville Spectator, has
discovered that the future is always before US.
Communications. unless accompanied by the
real name of the author, receive no attention.
They must wear good clothes in Upper Sam
dusky, for it is greatly troubled with clothes
line thieves.
Thomas, Grund & Lang have 4 superior az
ticle of soda water. If you don't believe it,
try it yourself.
Ohio wool, according to the New York
Economist, viii be worth at clipping time
u 1-2c. per pound.
An evening with the Poets, at Mammoth
Hall, on Saturday night. Go early and Sc
cure preferable seats.
White, of the Independent, says that get
ting on a spree in Clyde is at a discount. Can
it be possible that
The L. s. & NJ. S. R. r., is now double
tracked from Eyria on the west to Wicklifo
on the east Of Cleveland.
Laugh and cry, as you certainly viii, if you
visit Mammoth Hall, on Saturday night to
hear the great Eloeutionist.
There was meeting of the Directors of the
car works, thursday morning, but we had not
learned the result, at noon, when ready for
press.
Robt. B. Ford, at Mammoth Hail. on Satur-
day night, in a series Of inimitable Recitations,
and Personations- thrilling, tragical and
amusing.
Wednesday was not good show day. There
was too much rain 70 please either the show
or show goers. The crops were well satisfied
however.
Tuesday afternoon was a busy time, for a
little while after the storm, among the clerks.
They were all out washing windows along
Front Street.
An iueveTant thief broke into the Episco-
pal Church, at Bellevue, one night last week,
and stole the communion service, rectors gown
and book marks.
The fashion OF throwing an old slipper after
the carriage of anewly-married couple is sup
posed to mean that the chances of matrimouy
are very slippery.
Van is in Cincinnati attending the Liberal
Convention. Joe Clark and Joe Orr, are also
delegates, we understand. They are all heal
thy liberal Republicans
The First National Bank has started park,
on a small scale That iron fence is a great
improvement over the high board one, that
had stood for long time.
The open session Of the Temperance Divis-
ion, on Friday evening, was very well attend
ed, and passed of pleasantly. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. DR.. Bushnell and Broad AK.
White, of the TifEn Star wants to measure
ears with Us. Why, bless you, Elmer, we
could not come within a foot of the length of
yours. We do not belong to the lOng-sared
tribe.
Miss Hunt, in her "Bits of Travel" speak
ing of the mistletoe berries, says they are very
lovely, and adds: "If white currant were to
marry snowberry, their babies would be like
these"
Norwalk proposes to start machine and
tool factory with capital of $4,000. Appli-
cation has been made for certificate of moor
alton, and the work of obtaining stock will be
at once commenced.
In Comedy, Tragedy, VentrilOquism, Per-
sonation, Mirth and Eloquence, Robert B.
Ford, the elocutionists who gives an entertain
nent at Mammoth Hall, on Saturday evening
next, excel. Go and hear him.
Norwalk is anticipating great results from
the building of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad. With new manufactures springing
up, every little while, and new railroads in
prospect, she is on the way to city life surely.
Hon. c. Foster spent the past week along
the line and IN the interest of the Lake Erie
& Louisvillo Railway. It is now rendered al
most certain that the Road will be completed
to Cambridge City, Indiana, the present sea-
son.
The Gate House on the Pike, about one
mile west Of Clyde, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday Of last week. Mrs Seabriug the
Keeper, lost nearly all her household goods
and clothing. The citizens Of Clyde aided her
literally.
Bread upon the waters, may Tifins aid to
Chicago be termed. She contributed s., 800
20 the relief of that community last fall, and
last week after her own disaster, had the
amount returned, with assurance of as much
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