The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-04
THE JOURNT
FREMONT sANDusK7 CO.. OHIO
FRIDAY, October 4, 1872.
TOWNAND COUNTY MATTERS,
ReadabIes.

Vote for Foster.
Husldngs are in order.
Wood County Fair this week.
The leaves tell stories Of frost.
Go to the polls early and cast your vote.
The Richland County Fair is being held
this week,
Report of the Fair viii be found on our
four page.
Fall wheat never looked better than at the
present time.
The Republican hosts are preparing to speak,
next Tuesday.
The time to advertise for the fall trade is at
hand. Improve it.
Lifs among the grOg shops, will be the title
of Sloane's next book:
The Baltimore and Ohio Road is building
a new depot at Mansfield
The TifHn Star don't appreciate the Ere
mont Bend. What 4 pity.
The Bucyrus Journal issued daily during
the fair at that place, last week.
Sloaneites, without money or spunk, don't
want TO stump Frank Keafe to bet.
Rev. E. M. Rush of Brooklyn village, was
visiting friends in this city last week.
No more stamps are required now, except
ON checks eud other orders for money.
The efadjug of the L. E. & l. R'y is com
Mated TO Lima, and some miles beyond.
Dogs killed and wounded g number Of sheep
for Geo. Blim, near Bowling Green, last week.
The saudusky County Fair may be set
down as the greatest success of any county
fair this year.
See adve1 ..isemdnt Of ''valuabIe and desirable
buildiug lott for sale. in I. N. Keeler's Agency
advertisement.
Sunday was a very blustery day, and not at
uu lovely. It had the equinox or some other
kind of knock.
The buffalo hunters. departed on Sunday last
for the far West. We expect supply ofjerk-
ed buffalo ere long.
Alvin Clark, who had lived in Wood coun-
ty over forty years, died at the age Of 20, last
week, near Bowling Green.
About fifteen miles of iron have been laid on
the NJ. .&LMR.R- They expect to reach
Tifin on the lst November.
A small boy at Tifin saw Greeley on the
train last week, and declared it was "Harper's
Weekly" That boy should go up head.
Alex. P. Stewart, of III Summit street
Toledo, offers great bargains TO purchasers
See his advertisement in another column.
A fine young mare was stolen from John
A. Flohr, of Crawford county, last week, hui
was recognized and recovered at Bucyrus:
The chief engineer of the Baltimore and
Ohio Road has advertised for bids for grading
and mason work between Havana and Def
ance.
They have a squash vine over In Allen coun
tv which has a thousand feet Of vine and q
souashes on it. That county seems to run t.
squash.
The Fourteenth Annual Fair Of the Eri'
County Agricultural Society was held at San
dusl.v last week, and was in all respects
success.
The Andes Insurance Company is in trou
ele. CAPITAL impaired. The agent in thi
Mace has re-insured all risks held here by tina
company.
Edward Persons of TifiiD, who had suffer'
from a disease of the bone of his left leg 70
6ftv-pine years, submitted to an amputatiol
last week.
An umbrella was left in the Treasurer's oihc
during the Fair. The owner can have tn
same by calling at Mr.. Keeler's Office an
Identifying it.
wild ducks were legal game after Septem
bar. Vermont and Maine have reported sine
tba Ist. and ever since Horace has been
adead duOk."
The Gas Company has reduced the prlce
gas to $3.50, which is a tightening OF expense
Now make it Of little better quality an
S7sEythiug win be lovely