The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-07-12

Raspberries are in market.
Van has joined the Mormons.
lie. Amsden has a fast horse.

Work on the Episcopal Church is progress
EdSUnderhin is the fastest driver in the
state.
The MonrOoville Spectator is a pictorial
sheet.
wsmay expect dull times for the next four
weeks.
Green apples and cheap collie have appeared
in market.
tits the old, old story, told over again, Of
s5 in the shade.
Work on the Car Factory is progressing as
rapidly as possible.
Eye glasses hold on the nose by a spring, are
said to cause cancer.
Bro. q. C. Barnd of the Findlay Reporter
cvlled on us on Tuesday.
See that your premises are kept clean, OF
cholera will call on you.
Farmers have thrust in the sickle, and are
gathering the wheat crop.
Farmers, in some localities, drive their
stock three miles for water.
Twenty-oue thousand tickets to Banum's
show were sold in this city.
All the nice young men in town wear those
white hats, Just like Jake's.
Let seven or nine thousand dogs, in the city,
be killed off before they go mad.
About one thousand persons came down the
LIE. s. L. Railroad to see Barnum.
The NJ. E. Church presents a very neat in
terror appearance since its renovation.
W.C.Wickham junior editor of the Reflector
is cooling of in the great northwest.
Men who have nothing else to do, are put
tering around trying to sell old potatoes.
A seven-by-nine Greeley flag hung hstlessly
out of the Messenger Office, on Wednesday.
The tea pot still continues to scatter few
drops of water on portion of Front Street
Quite number of Fremont boys, who are
living abroad, came home to spend the Fourth.
Twelve hundred persons took dinner at the
Kessler House and Cooper House; on Friday.
An effort is being made to raise money, for
an old fashioned celebration, on the ID of
August
G. II. Bell, Esq, has been adding new i'm
provements to his beautiful grounds, on the
east side.
The Grant and Wilson Club, at Elyria,
numbers four hundred members, and is in
creasing.
The Ball House is to be the name of the
new hotel. 1t will be opened about the first
of August.
ANY prophet of ordinary ability, would
have predicted rain, on Tuesday night, but not
a drop fell.
Dryfoos d Bro. have commenced the reno
walton of their block, corner Front and Gro
CHAN Streets.
The price of milk, in Minnesota, don't pay
for the wear and tear Of the COWS, tail in
switching flies.
Wheat harvest is progressing finely, and
never were better crops harvested in this vi
einity than now.
Judge Remsburg put his trust in leap year,
and as a consequence went to the circus on
his own account.
Au is quiet alone the Potomac, except now
and then stray hog, that somehow manages
to dodge the law.
There are a number of streets, on the east
side of the river, where the weeds grow toe
rank TO look well.
The editor of the Bryan Press is mad, be-
cause he found an anosymeus load of hickory
wood in his wood-house.
A poor man can not afford to stop chewing
tobacco. 1t costs too much to buy roots, herbs
and other chewing material.
Business houses in Findlay are to close at
eight o'clock in the evening. Why won't our
business men adopt the same plan.
Miss Sarah Beach has returned from Bos-
ton, and is ready to give instructions on the
piano. See her card, in another place.
The Findlay Dramatic Club will appear,
for the first time, on the evening of July oath.
Fred Glessner is anxious to play "ToOdles."
Mrs. Dora RehIing,who lived in Cass Town
ship, Hancock County, cut her throat, on Sat-
urday. No cause Is assigned for the suicide.
A Findley dentist made more noise on our
streets, Tuesday, than the law requires. He
had tasted something stronger than vulcanized
rubber.
Ezra Kimber, Of Findlay, fell under NOV
ing train, at the depot in this city, on the day
of Barnum's Show, and narrowly escaped in
slant death.
Farmers who get chawed up and otherwise
killed by moving machines, are respectfully
requested to send us the particulars, as prompt
1y as possible.
There is war among the widders, in the
Third Ward, over side walk. The Lord
have compassion on the poor man that they
have attached.
A delegation of FiDdlay men passed through
this city, On Wednesday, on their way to To-
Isdo. They were looking after tho Columbus
& Toledo Railroad.
We had the promise of rain, in appearances,
on Wednesday, but it all degenerated into a
slight shower. It would take a two days
rain to moisten the earth.
Father Carroll, pastor of st. AIMS Church
in this city, will resign charge of the church,
on next Sabbath. We understand that he
goes to Cleveland, to assume editorial charge
of Catholic paper.
Joe Kreger stands frecra:kers very well.
Some humorous cusses attached pack to his
apron string, on the Fourth, when he was sit
ting on the hitching post in Front of Gus
DORIS, and setting fire to them awaited the re-
suit, expecting'to see him caper around some,
but he didn't caper worth cent. When be
realized what was the matter, he laughed
heartily, but sat still on his perch, enjoying
the celebration.
Council has failed to do any thing with the
petition in favor of Holley Water Works
The petition was signed by most of the prop.
erty owners and Taxpayers of the city, and
the proposition should have at least been sub.
rnitted to a vote of the citizens. In this case
we believe a majority of all are in favor of the
security which a complete system of water
works would give, and neither the Democrat.
ic OF Republican members of Council should
disregard the rule that "msjorities should gov
eIn." Having, however, given the matter the
20 bye, they are about to put bottoms in some
Of the cisterns.
Shine Men who wear boots of artist,
porportions should have box of McCulloch's
wonderful polish blackng, which will give