The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-06

SslaEberry festivals are in ordeE
IN Msmorinm vill appear next week.
Ths potato bug has reached Cleveland

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IN Msmorinm vill appear next week.
TIE potato bug has reached Cleveland
The e. 81. R.'y, has been valued foi
taxation at s.. 500 per mile
Oar peirhbors Of WOodville are to have a
uaner prinsed ii their town.
Mr.. 4. Il. HArdesty is collecting material
for new map Of Ottawa Co.
Delaware County Fair will be hold on the
asa. 24sh aad 25sh. q September.
Close your stores early and give your clorks
chance to breathe the evening air.
Tbs new postal cards are very popular, but
the supply is not equal TO the demand
The elevator at Clyde is nearly finished. A..
R. Foster Of this place, is doing the work.
Michael Roth Attsmpted to board q moving
train, st Mansfield, last week, and was killed
Eima i hapsy. The eensustaker has COM
pIsssd his work, and the result is 5,6S5 souls.
CrOquet players are interested, and some OF
tbem-yoang eentiemen think-are interest
ing. =
Il is estimated that two hundred new build
ings win be erected in Fostoria the present
year.
We are indebted 10 J. F. WiIsey for a-eopy
of tbs Annual CAialogus Of otterbsin Uni-
venisy. se8
The funerals of Judge Justice and Mrs.
Dorr, on Friday last, were numeTOusly at
tended.
3 The butter and egg cropO Seneca county,
Is saia to amount to nearly as much as the
Wheat crop.
Why is the earth like scboOl-rOOm black
boardS Because the children Of men multiply
on the face Of IT,
The Ohio State Sunday School Union viii
hold Mass oouyention Of worker, at Akron,
June llth and 18th.
Susan B.. expresses unbelief in The spOthegm
which commences @MAn ppopOsea-r Poor
Susan has lost faith.
The farmers Of Seneca Co., commenced
sbearing sheep lnst week. Small lots Of wool
wore sold at 40 10 As cents.
A new Catholic Church has just been finish
ed, at Oak Harbor. Thr spire is surmounted
by an iron cross.ten feet high.
The graves Of soldiers were handsomely !
decorated on Friday last. Let the memory Of |
the gallant dead be perpetnated.
Ex-vice President colfax lectured on
Wednesday evening last before the literary
societies. OF otterbein University.
The new firm of Robst & Weeks, have pur-
chased the Sash, Door and Blind Factory at
Clyde, and are putting in first-elass machines
On the 26th ult., at Amherst, Lornin Coun- |
~, a man named Jefferson Ormsby was in
stently killed by lightning, while at work in
the Aeid.
Mr. Henry GATES, of Elmore, had very !
sudden aud severe attack of heart disease late
IL, but has 50 far recovered a. to attend TO /
his regular duties.
Employment Agents in Cleveland are still
practicing .'ways that are dark" on unsus-
pecting verdaats, who call upon them in
search of situations.
Rev. T. J. Bacher, pastor of the Reformed
Church, who has been absent for several
weeks, will preach as usual next Sabbath,
morning and evening.
The body Of an infant was found floating
in the river below town, on Tuesday. The
flesh on one Of its arms and part of the body
was partially eaten of.
We presume there is no use of doing so,
but ge nsFcrthelsss make the suggestion that
if we are going to have celebration on the
4th of July, it is time TO prepare for it.
Mr.. Kaufman, late of the Murray House,
Springfield, Ohio, and brother of H. Kaufman,
of the Cooper House, this city, has leased the
Nicholas House, at Clyde, for five years.
There seems to be great demand for men
ard teams by Railroad contractors in Thin,
o. One hundred and fifty teams and fifty
men are wanted ly two of The contractors.
During thunder storm at Lima, on the
9th ult., q horse attached to q dray
standing in front of the telegraph Office, was
knocked down by lightning, but not killed.
The Ottawa Co., Meas says that the Pres
byterians, the Nethodists, and the Catholics
are digging and planning for three new
Churches, to be built this season, at Elmore.
The Ottawa Co., Nesos advises the forma-
ton of Farmers Clubs, both for the pleasant
and profitable interchange of ideas, and for
the dissemination Of seeds sent from Wash
ington.
The Tinin Wooden Mills took fire on
Wednesday evening last, but the fire was
promptly put out. Damages slight. The fire
is supposed TO have been the work of an in-
cendiaFy.
A saw-min belonging to David Smith, of
Toledo, and situated near the foot of Walnut
street. was destroyed by Ere on Monday night.
Loss estimated at about $4,000, with $4,000
insurance.
The dwelling of S. Watson, Esq, of Upper
sandusky, was burglarized on the night of
the oath ult A gold watch and chain, sun
dry articles of jewelry, and some money we're
carried Of.
vein Of coal, three feet thick has been
discovered near Limaville, Ohio. It is about
one quarter Of mile from the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad, and located on Deer
Greek. The drill was sunk p feet.
On Tuesday of last week, Mr.. Philip Sael,
German, aged about S5 years, living near
Four Corners, Huron Co., o., was run over by
a train Of cars, at MonrOoville, and instantly /
killed. He leaves wife and two children.
The administrator of Henry ScheIagel, OF
Upper Sandusky, an old bachelor recently de-
c,ased, while appraising bis effects, found
sl4CO hidden away in an old keg in an out
house. All the old kegs on the premises in |
siantIy Tose in value.
The Northern Ohio Fair is to be held this |
year for five days, commencing on Monday |
the 29th day of September. Premiums TO the |
amount Of $50, 600 are to be given, and prem
.iun iists for distribution will DO ready for
issue in due season.
Frank Bricker and Ed. Delaney jumped |
from train Of the L. z. & L. R.'y, at FOs-
toriA recently, and were thrown violently to |
the ground. Both were considerably injured. |
Delaney had an arm broken in two places,
and was injared internally.
Peter Warner and wife, Of Madison Town
ship, have Just returned from Africa, where
they were sent as missionaries, by the Q, D.
Church, N October last. The illness Of Mrs.
w, Who had severe run Of the African
fever, obliged their return home.
Bellevue is to have Wster Works: On Fri
day the 2Sd ult, the question was decided by
an almost unanimous vote Of the citizens, and
the council viii at once proceed to the work
Of construction; and they hope to have the
works completed by fall. There is enterprise
foryou-
Columbus Grove has had sensation. An
old man named Bronson eourtod and married
widow, and just as the ceremony was COM
pleted his daughter stepped IL and annouced
that her respected dad had wife living. A