The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-04-25

Court Is in session.

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Perrysburg Is troubled with loading boys.
win our citizens observe Decoration Dayf
ACsrpenters Union is 10 be organized {
Napoleon.
Itdidn's min on Wednesday but was cheer
Iessly cold.
Young ladies in Warren are organizing
bras baad.
Mstzlie roofs are regarded as a security
against lightning.
Grady commenced the Circus season q
Kenton on the 18th.
The soOv vampire went on chickahOll
Reef on Monday last
Orders for any kind of job printing executed
At this Office. Try Us.
Buds ere swelling, and trees are beginning
to assume 8 vernal hue.
The Bedding House, st Findlsy, is highly
spoken Of by trsyelsrs.
Our thHhks are due Hon. A. G. Thurman
for Public Documents
A Building Loan Association has been or
gAnizsd at Green Syringe.
The Jefferson House, is the name of Frank
Wshr's hotel, On the east side.
Il requires four horses 10 pull an omnibus
through the streets Of oberlin.
Tbs Hardin County Fair will commences
September S0th, and continue three days.
Grady has given Fremont the 60 by this
year. He is breaking for the western wilds.
An excuFsion from Toledo to Msnshsld took
place on the T. T. and E. q. R. yesterday.
The Perrysburg Journal is twenty-One
yssu old, And is old enough to speak for itself.
Il you want good bargains read the adver-
tisements in the Journal, and go to those who
advertise.
Ths butchers of Napoleon compete for trade.
Asa consequence meat sells at from to 10
cent psr pound.
Wheat is growing anslys and the present
prospect is favorable to a large crop: The
larger tie better.
The marshal from Delaware, Ohio, arrested
q thief st Fostoria last week and took him to
Dslaxzrs for trial.
Sitting down suddenly on a slippery side
walk, Is neither heslthfuI or agreeable, if it is
lauehable. Don't try it.
Tuesday morning had spice of January in
it. The ground was covered with snow, and
the air chilling and drear.
During the first three months Of this year
1877 cars were moved at Toledo, by the
Like Shore Railway Company.
RAIDER, Of the Tiffn Star, and Dr. HilIbish
OF Green Springs, ars having an interesting
discussion on Teracity, Just now.
The Schooners Wandersr and Seabird,
Ioais with coal from Cleveland, are ashore
oa the east end of KelleFs Island.
Oats planting has been delayed by the wet
weather. It is scarcely probable that the
usual quantity viii be sOEn this year.
A son Of Col. J. n. Stevens, of Seneca eoun-
ty, came near drowning while watering
horse near Kellsr's dam, on the I4th.
The good time is coming surely. A man in
England offers to furnish gas from common
air. by electricity, for Is cents per 1000 feet
Charlie Kinzis, q lad II years Of age, is ad
dictsd to pilfering, and is now undergoing
tan days imprisonment for till tapping, at
Findlay.
Dan Seaman's horses ran away with a load
Of lumber on Saturday. No harm was done,
however, and the lumber was delivered in
good order.
Samuel Stewart was thrown from his horse
in Kenton, on the 18th, and as he fell was
kicked by the animal and severely injured.
He Is recovering.
Work west Of Tifin on the NJ C. and L. N.
Vas suddenly stopped by the discovery that
they were tresspassing on the boundaries of
the B. and o. Road.
We learn that arrangements are about
completed by which the L. E. & L. Railroad
company expect to complete their line to
Cmbridgs Ind, this year.
Erie county farmers are troubled with dogs
killing their sheep. One man named HaWes,
living near the Seven Mile House, lost five
killed and seven wounded.
A little daughter Of S, B. opdyke, at Ply
mouth, was burned to death on Tuesday of
last week Her clothing caught from pile
0: burning brush in an orchard
Service was held in the Episcopal Church,
last Sabbath, for the first time since the re-
pain upon it were completed. The interior
Of the church is very handsomely finished.
Mr.. G. B. Pratt, for several years past en-
gagged en- the Journal as assistant, this week
takes chsrge of the oberlin Neao Era. We
wish him success in his new field Of operations
A young girl named Bennett elopsd from
Lima on the IIth, and married man named
TineIs Is supposed to have gone with her. No
traces as to their whereabouts have been OBJ
tanned.
A R9inssville farmer suffered to the extent
of $50 few dsysago, from young man who
brought his farm, after the manner of the man
who bArgainsd with Judge Greene, short
time since
TifiR is about to reap the reward of her en-
terprise, Her new roads will sOoR be opened,
and the B. s. o. R. r. has accepted dona-
ton of twelve acres Of land and will locate
car shops there.
Several young men, who had partaken too
freely Of stimulants, got into quarrel in front
Of Bucklsnds drug store, on Sunday night.
Three or four lights of the show window were
badly fractured.
While hndlng fire in a cook stove in her
daughters house at Port Clinton on the 18th,
the clothing Of Mrs. Wagner, aged "a years,
took fire, and she was burned so badly that
she died the same day.
Because Fremont girl went out west and
got married, the Tifiu Star advises score OF
more of the old maids of Tifin to do likewise
It don't follow that their chances would be
improved by the journey.
A woman named Cleveland, residing at Am
boy, AshtabGla county, married her fifth hus-
band on the 7th. Two of her former husbands
.'sleep beneath the Cypress" two are wander
ers, and the fifth is uncertain as to the future.
4 business convention of editors, at Colum-
bus bas been called for. If such can be con-
yeusd, it might result in much good, but as
they have usually been held, the convention
has only been the name for an immense jolli-
isation.
Cloud g. Wykes will get their Handle Fac
tory in operation in 8 few days. They arc
putting in large amount Of machinery, and
among other things are calculating to manu-.
fucture wooden pals and tubs. We wish
them abundant success.
BluftOu folks don't thiuk El. Morgan {
very accommodating conductor, because hi
would not stop to let them of at crossing
between that place and Beaver Dam, on th'
7th, to go to election. Ed. is all right, ani
understands his business.
Ferdinand Bowers was struck across tn