The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-05-17


Hay and grain rakes at DiIIon's for S3s
Lock lever, durable and simple.
Potato bugs have made their appearance on
fields last year planted to potatoes.
Quite number of new dwellings are being
built in the upper part Of the city.
Several new turnOuts have made their ap-
pearAnce on our streets, this spring.
The wonderful siz-legged bull on exhibition
with Grady's Msnagerie and Circus.
Potato bugs are appearing in force. Kill
'sm now, and save trouble hereafter.
FortsS-s.ve buildings were destroyed by fire,
in DslphOs, o., on Friday the Sd inst
Wsare often deeply affected at the sOlicitous
affection which Van manifests for US.
Rev. DR.. Bushnell exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Mccoy, of Sandusky, last Sabbath.
Mite societies at the Presbyterian and NJ
z. Churches, this Thursday EVENINGS.
Madam Bridges the wonderful tight rope
vanltar and equestrian with Grady's Circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Turlsy, Of Findly, gave a
Wooden Wedding, on Thursday evening, Nav
Mr.. Greenbriers loss, by the fire last week,
was something over one hundred and fifty dol
IAn.
Mn. G. G. Grady and her educated horse
appear day and evening with Grady's big
nhoW.
Our city presents handsome appearance
since the trees have dOnned their dress Of
green.
Don't fail to visit the Museum of living
wonders attached to Gradys Menagerie and
Circus.
J. N. Beelman, of the Plymouth Adrsytiser.
and vie, are making three weeks visit in
Kansas.
Service is held In the lecture room of the
n z. Church while the work of fresoeing is
being done.
Fashionable young gents should hasten to
TOungman's for box OF the Dolly Warden
paper collars.
Samuel H Berry, aged 69, for "A years
Clerk of NOrwalk Township, Huron County,
died the 9th inst.
The NJ E. Church is being frescoed, and
the Lutheran Church Is to be improved in
like manner, soon.
The CLERK Of the weather advertise, small
and large hurricanes every day and evening,
during the summer.
The wind blew the dust aboHt furionsly, on
on Saturday, and rendered street corner loaf
ing very unpleasant
Fred Glessner attended church st Lima
last Sabbath, and addressed the Sabbath
School in the afternoon.
The dwelling house of Andrew Gephart. at
Oak Harbor, was destroyed BY fire on Tues
day morning OF last week.
The meeting Of tho Loan Association, next
Thursday evening win be held at the Office of
the Secretary, over D. Belts store room.
Treasurer Elderkin can attend to all who
call to pay taxes. Bemember after the Goth
of June the penalty viii be added, aud col
lected.
The wagon factory Of Hyman q Nauset
At Van Vert, was destroyed by fire on Tues
day of last week. Loss $1,000. Insured for
$500.
Burglars went through two stores at Bowl
ing Green, one night last week. a few goods
and small qantity of money constituted their
pluRder.
Judge Lang, of Tifin, was thrown from
wagon, on Wednesday of last week, and his
left leg broken in two places, and his head Sc
verely bruised.
The next meeting Of the Seventh Regiment
Association takes place at Cleveland on May
aoth- Members of tho old regiment are III
vited to be present
Thomas Grund & Lang have gone INTO the
infuriated water business, but somehow they
they do make leette the best soda drink with
it, Of any one around.
Findlay indulged in a Dolly Warden Ball, on
Wednesday evening. We acknowledge the
receipt Of an invitation, and regret that our
calico suit was in the wash tub, Just at that
time.
The citizens Of Bucyrus have decided 10
vote upon the question of rendering the At
Iantic q Lake Erie Railroad, $4,000 for the
lOostion of the Companys machine shops of
that place
The city will be full Of people next Thurs |
day to see Grady's Circus and Menagerie. |
Gradys show last year was the best that visit
ed us, and he has made additions to it which |
have improved it.
Akron will have course Of lectures next /
winter. She has already engaged John b. |
Cough, Charles Sumner, Benz. +. Butler, Har-
rist Bsecher Stowe, Robert Collyer, James
Anthony and number Of others
Look out for burglars. Every paper we
take up contains accounts of their deDreds-
tionE. The country Is full of men who are
too conscientious to work, and too lazy to beg.
and they must have subsistence trom some
source. Guard against them.
During the fire, on Thursday Of last week,
some person found q dress belonging to Mrs
Greenbrier, and took from the pocket a purse
containing seven OF eight dollars in money.
II the person who distracted the money does
not need it too bad, he can return it to the
rghtful owner
The Wallace Comic Opera Troupe exhibited |
in Mammoth Hall on Monday night last to |
quite large audience, but we cannot say they |
left a good impression behind them. The |
fact that they are buriesque troupe, should |
not entitle them to regard vulgarity as the |
soul of wit and palm it upon their audience. |
They have rather degenerated than improved |
since their visit here over year ago.
The reports of the coming crops, as gathered |
from the local authorities, are not so discour- !
aging as those claimed by the Agricultural |
Department at Washington Wheat is fail
urs in the Atlantic States, but above the aver
seo in the South and West. Corn, oats, bar
lev, and rye promise well, and any anxiety
that may have been felt in regard to these cs-
reals should be given up at once. The fate Of
the peach crop has been an object Of concern
70 fruit-growsrs ali over the land,snd the fruit
like the whest on the Atlantic coast, has suf-
feeed greatly from the winter. In Delaware,
the intense cold not only killed the buds, but
also the ends Of the lower limbs Of the trees;
but the balmy breath Of spring has however,
started into life the untouched portions Of tbs