The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-20

recognition, and tsIilng IN that to be
buried at the public charge. seff
Later dispatches say the proprie-
tors have published card saying
they will pay all expenses of the IN
fortunates. They were perhaps
driven to that much decency by pub
lie censure. sslr-
A GLANCE AHrAD.-There is Wis
dom in looking ahead and making
preparations for the circumstances
toward which we are drifting. If
Fe construe evidences Alright, the
year of 1878 will be, an important
and busy one in this city, Much
has been prepared and developed
during the present that, by spring,
will be contributing to our prosperi-
ty and growth. BOA
The car works will be in operation
and our Importance as q maaufae-
turing city materially increased
thereby. The workmen employed
will add SO much. to our population,
and by increasing the demand for
houses give an impetus to other
branches of trade. Other manufac-
turing establishments are springing
up, which will lend motive power to
push forward the wheels of growth
and prosperity.
The Handle Factory Of Cloud d
Wykes has been built without any
demonstration or noise, but when in
operation will add materially to the
industries Of our city. The building
is a large one, and in it will be car
ried on several branches of business
apart from the manufacture of han
dies, yet incidentally y connected with
the manufacture of them. These
works alone viii furnish employ
ment to 20 or 80 hands from the
start and no doubt grow to such an
extent as to employ a much larger
number, as it is already contemplat-
| cd To build an addition about as
large as the present works.
Besides these the building of bus
mess blocks and dwellings is already
contemplated to quite an extent and
the prospect is that more build
ing will be done in 1873 than during
any previous year.
IT is much easier to continue
growth, after it is once commenced,
than to start the Wheess in motion.
Every citizen knows with what diff
Guilty the work of improvement was
attended. How slow our people
were to begin, but now that the
wheels are in motion, and we see
these evidences Of prosperity, let ev-
cry man push according to his
strength, and all will have reason to
rejoice ad l3poL o,si 3s'e
The completion of the L. E. I'll.
Railroad to Lims, and its extension
beyond is no longer a question of
doubt, but an assured certainty.
Its opening cannot fail toibe of great
advantage, and add to our material
welfare. The largely increased force
of employees in running trains, adds
to our population, and. the country it
opens up gives scope to our manu-
faeturers, and liberal chance for
an extension of our wholesale trade.
It viii prove Of incalculable benefit
to our city, as will be manifested
from year to year in the growth Of
our manufacturing interests, which.
after all, are the source of the city's
life.
Add to this the building of the
Chicago and New York Air Line,
which may be confidently expected
to be commenced within the coming
year, and completed at no remote
period, and we may look for future
growth both rapid and permanent.
If we may not rank with the large
cities of the State. it is at least rea-
sonable to look to the future fo=
double our population and more
than double our strength and i'm
portance as a commercial and man
ufacturing city.