The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-07
FRIDAY, June z, 1872.
TOWNAND COUNTY MATTRRS.
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Sunday night was cold.
Judge Pillars is poet.
Mud-turtles and frogs are ripe.
We are crowded with job work
Court is in session ct Norwalk.
See advertisement Of stray colt
Carpenters and builders are busy.
paper mill is talked Of, in Tim.
Go to Dillon's for good cook stove.
Eggs are plenty at ten cents dozen.
Wednesday was q quiet day in town.
Dillon sells garden trellises very low.
Napoleon has started Hdrunk" fund.
See advertisement Of bridge Sales"
Mrs. Geo. H. Tyler Is visiting In Iowa.
Barnum will be hers Friday, July 9th.
Platt Brush advocates woman suffrage.
Dance at Ballvills last Wednesday night
Plat Brush is an attentive Grand-fathsr.
Vans latest love is the Cincinnati Enquirer
Port Clinton wants a $4,000 school house
Gen. Jack Easement was in tho city on Fri
day.
Steel hay rAkes and revolving rakes, at Dil
Ions.
The Tiain Stock Fair is in progress thi
week.
Strawberries are selling ct fifteen cents q
quart.
Street swine are not as numerous as in day.
of old
The cid buildings, in Bellevue, are disap.
psaring.
HyOu want cheap basket, you win find il
At DilOn's.
The destroying angel" was in the city, last
Saturday.
A seronade band is to be organized al
Painesville.
Dillon has the best double shovel plOw in
the market.
Does it occur to anybody that water is need
ed in this cityF
Quite coolness has existed in the atmos-
phere this week.
Bro. Hopley Of the Bucyrus Journal is both
modest and moral
A young man in Van Vert spends one dol
lar day for drinks.
We are indebted to Mr.. E. Loudsnslegsr, for
late Memphis papers.
Geese music isn't heard as much on the
streets ss It used to was.
Our city viii be quite largely represented at
the Tlfin Stock Fair to-day.
The Board Of Education advertise for pro-
posals to build school house.
Every family in the county should have the
Journal during the campaign.
A very affecting boquet presentation occur
red on the street, the other day.
West & Dana have moved their Office to
Hidbard's Block, on State street.
New timetable on the Laks Shore road,
went into effect Sunday, June I'd:
Fostoria had fire, q runaway, and moon
light hugging exhibition last week.
Van went to the bottom of the Sandusky,
on Tuesday, but failed to stay there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler left yesterday for
q summers visit in Indiana and Iowa.
Lightning made informal calls at several
residences in Seneca county, last week.
Milton Nef's horse ran away on Nondsy
and demoralized his buggy somewhat
The Fremen's festival, at Findlaylast week,
nsttsd the Steamer "boys" about $780,
The Croehans went to WoodviIle last Satur-
day and beat the Jsyhswkers two to one.
Keep your seines out Of the river, unless
YOU desire to test the law on that subject.
A. B. French, Esq, Of Clyde, is going to
build a handsome residence, this summer.
Mite Society at the NJ. E. Church, this
Thursday evening Everybody invited.
Garfield Hedrick d Bristol have the best
$50 steel tooth hay rake sold in Fremont
The residence of James Miller, near Port
Clinton, was burglarized one day last week.
Mr.. Nsllis, of Elmore, suffers great Ca
lamiry in having the ll-wiII Of the Courier.
Clymer of the Bucyrus Forum prefers Gree
ley to liberty or death. Mistaken choice that
GO to Dilon's when you want anything
made in the tin or sheet iron line.
Wv Downs Esq, of AtOhinson, Kansas,
was in the city over last Sabbath.
The silver wedding, at Gen. GibsOn's, in
Tifin, last week, was grand affair.
The latest style in dresses, must have been
suggested by looking at a demoraliged rag
baby.
The election for Postmaster, at Findlay,
last week, resulted in favor of Thomas E.
Adams.
Grounds bordering on the street, present q
bsttsr appearance, since the hog law has been
in force.
School Teachers wishing situations in the
Union Schools of Fremont see "NOtioe to
Teachers"
Dillon cells the best cook stove made in the
world. It has taken the premium at forty
State Fairs.
Delegates to the Philadelphia Convention,
will bring home stuffed specimens Of Jersey
mosquitoes.
EH. Simkins is agent for Lyons Celebra-
ted Kitchen Furnace, something every family
should have.
We are going to Tifin, tomorrow, to view
the city by daylight, and inspect Whites treat
Use on ancient biscuit.
Sam Smoyer, of Tifin, caught butter tub
on his nose, one day last week. II disgusted
him with the business.
A railroad employee fooled with Tom Gran
gers bears, in Clyde, last week and came out
of the fray badly mussed.
Hon. J. F. Topping started for Denver city,
on Monday night. Mrs. Topping will remain
here during the summer.
The foliage Of shade trees and shrubbery,
that adorn our streets and grounds, never look
de as beautiful as this year.
Don. A. Pease, Esq, and wife, Of Toledo,
were in the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
P. Close, during the past week.
Van trots his black Terrier, against Quilters
cream Long-ear, at the Tifin races tomorrow,
but stands no chance Of winning.
Mr.. P. Close, has constructed a fountain
on his grounds on Birchard Avenue, which
adds materially to their appearance.
Mr.. VIM. B. Sheldon, had his left thumb
mashed, while at work about the Car Com
pany's grounds, on Thursday of last week.
Orvin Pittenger, of Iifin, a young man
highly esteemed In that place, died at the res
idence of his parents, on Thursday the 2Sd
nit.
Deputy Sheriff, Moore, and ex druggist
Young, accompanied Van on his diving expe-
dition to the bottom of the sandusky, on Tues
day.
Bellevue is interesting herself in the pro-
posed Chicago and New York Air Line Rail-
road. Why don't our citizsns investigate the
matter.
RFindIay voted on Monday seventy-eight
thousand dollars for the extension Of the L. E.
III Railway. Every vote was in favor Of