The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14
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FRIDAY, June IA, 1872.
TOWNAND COUNTY MATTERS.
Readables.

Llulu pLOBOoco " nave u pdIh.
Let not your angry passion rise.
Our public schools close next week.
Thejail at Bowling Green is empty.
Fostoria is to have new fire engine.
Dolly Warden poetry is becoming corrupt
The Sunday law is not force at Greensburg
Dillon sells a big farm bell for little mon
ey
Front Street, below State is being stoned.
A public library is to be established at Lii
ma
An independent paper is to be started at
Findlay.
FindlaY had big smoke and small fire
last week.
Jim Tyler, of Perrysburg, is troubled with
bad dreams.
The sweet music of the house fly is heard
in the land.
Fred GIessner is not married, though he
wants to be.
DR.. Harlan started out with his new wagon
on Monday.
Dilon's is the place to take your second
hand stoves.
The Stock Fair at Tifin last week was a
grand success.
Henry Sloan is about starting lumber
yard at Clyde.
Mansfield proposes to celebrate on the
fourth Of July.
A refrigerator and water fiIterer at half
price, at Dillon's
Dillon has the best double shovel plow for
the price in town.
Business is quiet on our streets this week.
Farmers are busy.
A calf with six legs is among the wonders
of Hancock county.
The Cowles House at Painesville has been
leased to Tuttle & Stone
There was considerable April mixed up in
the weather on Monday.
Cook & Baker, merchants, at RollersviIle,
are doing lively business
The Temperance organization at Rollers-
vile, is doing good work
Col. Lewis Zahm of Monroeville, has been
appointed assessor for this district
The Star says the streets in Tifin were new
er in as poor a condition as at present.
Isaac earns is postmaster at Elkhorl, new
town on the Toledo and Eastern Road.
Moving machine men in Wii.iiins County
have world of trouble with each other.
The Messenger of this week will contain its
usual amount of choice reading matter.
Tin ware, or any work in the way of tin,
can be had very low at Dillon's tin shop.
The temperance division at BalIviIle, con.
templates holding picnic meeting soon.
The commencement exercises of Heidelberg
College, at Tifin, viii be held next week.
The ReUielo complains of the extreme dull.
ness in the matrimonial market at Fostoria.
P T. Barnum is to deliver a temperance
lecture, in Cleveland, next Sabbath afternoon
An emaciated youth, only twelve years O.
age, in Ashland county, weighs 1870 pounds
Mrs. VIM. Price, of Rayenna, was at tn,
Kessler house on short visit during las
week.
A splendid piano can be had in exchang
for city property, see advertisement in anothe
column.
For good cook stove, for nice cook stow
and one fairly loaded with tin ware, go t
Dillon's.
The Presbyterian mite society is to be he'll
this evening, at the residence of &. G. Edgerto
in BaIlville.
Mrs. Wesley Stewart, of was thrownClyde
from buggy and considerably injured on
day last week.
It is probable that the machine shops of th
L. S. 81 NJ. S. Railroad, will be removed fror
NorwaIk to Elyria.
Anew brick walk is being put down on tn
east side of Front Street, from Croghan Stree
to Birchard Avenue.
The Temperance organization at Roller
vile talk Of holding big picnic celebration
on the Fourth of July.
A terrible storm swept over Toledo on Sat
urday last, destroying considerable propert
and killing three men.
Mrs. S. T. Heiner and daughter, of Ne
York arrived in the city last week, to renal
during the summer months.
ga friend in need is a friend indeed A
persons indebted to c. M. Dillon & Co., al
requested to call and settle their accounts.
Mrs. W Ashton was thrown from buggy,C
at Monroeville, Friday Of last week, and SO S
verely injured that she lived but short tim
Farmers are invited to take a drive abo1
the far grounds, when they come to town,
as to keep the beauties of the place fresh
mind.
The marshal is having the delinquent corr
ers cleaned up. There are number of pl
ces that need it, unless we are anxious to har
cholera visit us.
A little daughter of August Tankee, in Be
ton township, Ottawa county, was recent
killed by a window falling upon her necl
causing instant death.
The great scarcity of organ grinders, is o1
ing to the fact that the Greeley combinatic
have engaged all classes of intinerant M
sicians, for campaign purposes.
Abram Long, merchant at Bluffton, ALT
county, started for Cleveland two weeks as
and has not been heard of since. Probably
fell asleep and was carried by.
A Medina county minister recently receive
two hundred dollars for pronouncing a coup
man and wife. The parties must have bee
/ immensely satisfied with each other.
Col. c. G. Eaton, of Clyde, was present,
. with fine horse and harness by some of /
: friends on Tuesday of last week. The a
was occasioned by the loss of the Colonel's 0
e war horse, "Don."
Thomas Startsman, clerk at the Comme
cial House in TifEin, was stabbed in the bres
and seriously injured by a man named Nj
s ford, who refused to leave the house on beil
: ordered out. MulfOrd was at once arrested.
: Our staunch old Republican friend, Dan
# Baker, Esq, of RoilersviIle, called in to see
g on Tuesday. Mr.. Baker has passed the thu
=, score and ten years, but is still hale and hear
L and can shout for Grant as loud as the you
er ones.
Read Thompson &S Co.'s Horse Rake ;
vertisement, in another column.
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= Acknowledgment of the Bucyrus I
a rum, says it takes all his learning to be si
5 pie. No remarks.
i Thomson & Co.'s Horse Rake, rakes /
is so that the hay will dry in winrows, as "
IT as when spread out loose, which 40 other II