The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-08
Readables.

Flowing is IN order.
FOrepaughis is coming.
Burglars are plenty in Lima.
Undecided Park question.
BettsviIle is to have new hotel
The Light Guard Band play fnely.
The health officer is doing good work.
The streets were nicely cleaned on Monday
For good Cast Plow go to c. NJ. Dillon q
Cos.
The Military Company organized Monday
night.
Case hardened Steel Mold Boards on the
Plows at Dillon's.
The Fremont Car Company have the best
works in the State
Miss Gina Smith, of Dayton, is in the city
visiting her friends.
Miss Mary Day, Of Bellefountaine, is in the
city visiting with her friends.
Hancock County Fair viii be held on the
1st ID Sd and 4th of October.
Car Company Stockholders, in arrears,
should pay up before the 2Oth.
Grasshoppers are destroying the fax and
clover crops Of Crawford county.
c. n. Dillon & Co sell the only Steel Plow
that viii scour in any kind of soil.
The job of building the Lutheran Church
spire has been let to M. A. Foster.
Philip Stahl raises first rate early apples.
We speak from experience, Thanks.
Tifiin is happy. FOrepaugh's show is going
there, the first If has had this season.
Do you want Steel Plow that beats them
al for ease Of draught, go to c. N. Dillon &
Cos.
Prof. L. C. Laylin has been appointed 70
take charge of the Bellevue schools another
year.
Melons were plenty on Saturday, and
fromed considerable portion of the celebra-
ton.
Yon can buy botser line Of Plows at c.
NJ Dillon & Cos than any other place in Fre-
mout
HeIbing & Co, are about to engage
in the manufacture Of wooden bowls, at Oak
Harbor.
Work has been suspended on the NJ C. s
L. NJ. railroad, twenty eight miles west Of
Tifin.
Rev. J. 7. Pollock, Of Monroeyille, has ao-
oepted the call of the Presbyterian church at
Tifin.
J. J. Little, of Toledo, mysteriousTy disap-
peared on the 2Sth ult-, and has not since been
heard from.
The trial Of Jacob Gartee, for the murder o.
Nicholas Bensjng, was commenced in Findlay
on the 2oA ult
The Ever Ready" boys of Bellevue are
training 70 take the starch out of the Croghan
Juniors of this city.
Cloud s Wykes are turning out splendid
lot of butter tubs, and their handles have nc
superior in tho market.
The L E. & L. Ry. have put train on the
road 10 run from Lima to ST. Mary's, the
present terminus Of the road.
woman in West Millgrove put her tongue
TO a fat iron to see if it was hot. Her husband
is now the happiest mortal alive.
Grasshoppers arc doing considerable dam
age in portions OF Huron county. They are
also complained of in Henry county.
A construction train on the NJ. c. & L. NJ
Ry, jumped the track west Of Fostoria, las
week, and several Of the cars were ditched.
The tombstone warriors Of Tifin havr
seeathed their ensanguined chisses, Hartel
having mOdestly retired before the onslaught
of Thom.
H.w.Lay. near Clyde, was kicked by on'
o. his horses, on the & "A ult, aud Rendered
insensible for while BE was kicked on TIL
left cheek.
Burglars did the Putin Bay House, Hunk
ers and Mrs. Woods, at Putin Bay, on tn
night Of the Sd, getting over $500 by thei
operations.
Akron has had one case of cholera or whisky
The physicians are undecided which to crodi
with the mans death, but they are certain thi
man died.
Ralph Hammond, while walking aIong the
streets Of Sandusky, on Sunday last. wa
struck on the head with stone, and his skuI
fractured.
A car load Of new wheat was shipped from
Buckland, over the L. E. & L. Ry, on 29th
It was the first freight carried over the roa
south Of Lima.
The Sandusky Annual Conference, of eth
United Brethren Church. p viii meet at oceol
on Wednesday, September Srd. Its delibrI
tions viii continue one week.
A Mrs. Crossman, Of Toledo, was arreste
on the Slst for brutalIy abusing her little sor
She had in use club, horse whip and a
old shoe, and the little creature was covere
with blood from her furious blows.
The oid-isshioned gresn-winged potato bu