The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-20
THE JOURHT
ERHMoNT sANpusKY CO. oH1o
FRIDAY, September 20, 1872.
TOWNAND COUNTY MATTERS.
Readables.

Get ready for the fair.
Farmers are busy seeding.
Clyde is not entirely moral yet.
Byron ScoviIle is stl1 seriously i'll.
Park fence down to permit of grading.
Buy hog or two and turn them in the
street
Send in your advertisements for the Daily
Journal
A minstrel troupe has been organized at
Freeport.
Mr.. A. GursdOrf has sufficiently recovered
70 be out.
DR.. GrOaes new pipe holds buShel and
three pecks.
HisnOt safe to faint on the brink of an
open spring.
Rev. DIR. Bushnell lecturod in the park,
last Sunday.
Sickness still prevails to a great extent, in
this vicinity.
Mrs. c. G. Burt of Milan, is visiting Ere
mont friends.
semi-anual Equinox, Esq, may be expected
this way soon-
Fall business has commenced, in the matri-
monial market.
The Good Templars Lodge at MOnrOeviIle
has suspended.
Bellevue is arranging for course Oflectures
the coming winter.
Greeley stock was not well represented
among the soldiers.
Our Rollersville correspondent is not joking,
though he writes so.
The new livery barn, on Birchard Avenue,
is nearly completed.
It is no trouble now to get pass from
Sloane, over his road
A reunion of the old Dist Ohio, is talked of
TO take place at Findlay.
Bettsvine had a law suit recently, over the
clothes of a deceased lady.
Rev. Bacher delivers the address in the
Park on Sunday afternoon next.
Many fields are not suffering SO much as they
were. Their corn has been cut.
The annual reunion of the 1OS o. V. L, oO-
CURED at Medina on Tuesday of last week.
The shawn House, at Tifin, sets good Ia
ble, and is an excellent place at which to stop
The buffalo hunters start next Monday
Wilson promises to send us the first carcass il
letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platt Brush and daughter
started Wednesday to visit friends in New
England.
Henry Cadmus, clerk at the TuIler House
Gsuva, committed suicide on Wednesday Of
last week,
A fire broke out in Mansfield, on Monday o.
last week, but the HolIey Water Works sOOr
put an end to it.
The Council Of Tifin has repealed the dog
ordinance. and now the midnight howlers viii
60 unrestricted.
Andrew W. Grof, an employee in the Sta
office, at Tifin, died of consumption, on Fri
day of last week.
One column Of the Clyde Independent i
now occupied by the Republican Centra
Committee, of that place.
Rev. Gershom Lease, the newly appointed
minister Of the N. E. Church, of this place
will preach on. Sunday next.
Ladies are mourning now because cold
weather is approaching, and their summe
bonnets are not worn out. Poor unsatishet
humanity.
The store of White, Chase & Co., at New
London, was entered by burglars on the nigh
Of the 18th, and $40 in money and from $40
to $500 IN goods stolen.
A fire at Van Buren, O., on Wednesday o
last week destroyed business block in whicl
were two stories and an Odd Fellows Hal
The total loss was $4,000.
GIG, of WoodviIle, should stop Hwritin
poetry" and go to work or school. BE has fG
7ored US with four pages Of dOgerel in imitu
tiOn-a long way of-Of Bret Hsrte, but "
fesr our readers would not appreciate it.