The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-05-16


of the people here, Mr.. Foste
should allow the matter to go to th'
people, and permit them to decide
mho among the various candidates
should receive the appointment
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Readables.
Peach trees are nearly all killed.
The Cooper House has new roof
plymouth is troubled with burglars.
Hancock County grain fields are reported II
hne condition.
Gibsonburg is to have a large staVe factory
and cooper shop.
oais and corn are likely to be month be-
hind time this year.
GrowipR wheat looks much better than It
did few weeks ago.
Cross Is an excellent driver. He is particu-
iarly expert in backing horse.
Stsphsn Page, an old resident OF New ha-
ven, Huron Co, O., died Of sPOPleEy on the
2Osh ult
Rev. DR.. Hitchcock, Of hudson, preached In
tAs Prssbytsrisn Church, Of this city, on last
SABBATH.
A bsgotsd fslIoW is like the pupil OF the
eve, the mora light you let into it. the more 1t
contracts.
A number Of postal cards we're received at
the Fremont POstofhcs by our business men
yesterday.
bleeding ct the nOss is frequently OCCASION
si by "poking your nose in ether folks bust
nsss." Don't do it.
We saw a solitary cucumber exposed in a
store few days ago, It appearance suegss-
ted painful reflections.
There have been several cases Of spotted
fever in PsrryEbaFg lately. 1t seems to be
confined chiefly to children.
Dan Ricss Show will be the principal at
traction on next Wednesday, and will doubt
less draw E large crowd.
In Erie County, some farmers, in building
board fence, sharpen their posts and drive
them down with = cheap pile-driVer.
Sarah Hough, living near Greenwich Sta
tiou, Henry County, committed suicide on the
6th inst, by taking 60 grains of opium.
Mr. W.B. Kridler, an cid citizen OF this
place, who has been absent for several years,
has again taken up his residence with US.
To prevent sheep from eating their wool,
mix small quantity Of bOns-msal or sulphur
with cornmeal, and give them an occasional
feed.
The farmers in Richlsnd County, are organ
ling Township Farmers Clubs, and some are
advocating the forming Of cnh in each
school district.
Rev. +. A. Nelson Of Toledo, Ohio, will Oe-
eupy the pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church,
nsxt Sabbath, May IS, 1873. Services at 10 l-2
A. n, and l-2 p NJ.
Friend StOckIey, Of the Green Springs Wa
ter Cure, has taken up 10 himself better
half, and is happy. "Rers's 70 your family.
May cay all lii long und prosper"
Don't hurry your teams with heavy loads
through the deep mud. Ia Huron lately =
horse fell down dead from oTer-straining in
drawing load of fish over muddy road.
The Ohio Broad Axe recently called on
"orlando," and wanted democratic shave.
Orlando responded promptly, "I'll do it with
pleasure sir, under a Republican form Of gov
srhmsnt."
Legal proceedings have bean commenced
against John CrAmer of Bueyrus, for an alleg-
ed attempt At rape upon the person of little
girl only four years old, daughter Of Daniel
Grant, ESq.
Some farmers lie around idle nearly half the
year, and then almost kill themselves with
hard work the other half. A little foresight
would supply them with indoor work in win
ter and lessen their toll in summer.
An old itinerant clock maker died lately, in
Ashland Co., o., at the age of seventy-five.
After bis burial, 5000 in money was found Sc
ereted in his house, and property in watches
sud clocks to the value of $1,000 more,
farmer in Wood County lately, in MAKING
garden dug up quite a lot of saucy potato
huge, and he says some Of them even had the
impudence 70 come TO his house and ask for
a few OF his old potatoes to last them until the
new crop comes ON.
Coru loses one-ffth, aud wheat One-four-
tesuth by drying Farmers will make more
by selling unshelied corn in the fall at IS cents
3 bushel, than in the next summer at 81.
Wheat at sl92 in December is equal to sl.5O
ia the June following.
Everlasting fence posts Of almost any kind
ol wood may be prepared as follows: Take
boiled hasesd oil and stir it in pulyerized
charcoal to the consistency OF paint Pat
coat OF this ever the timber and there is not
lnaR that viii live TO see it rot.
Mr.. John Lennon, Of Ashland Co, o., has
5 eolt with ssVen well dsRned.lsgs, yet it can
get about as we'll as any other colt Hundreds
ct persons have called to see it, and some have
made him offers Of large sum Of money for
it, bal he refuses to SELL Where's Barnuuf
Conductor Dan Davis enjoys joke hugely,
ana en Monday night last, on the trip West,
sold number of passengers a. well as hands
On the Hsin By pointing ont venerable, fine
looking old gentlemen hs "Cammodors Van
deTbiit" Uncle Simpkins enjoyed it quite IS
much sc Dan did.
Geo. Morshssd, 8 sol.iier OF the war Of 1912,
died at Hunrs Corners. Huron Co., o., on the
2Oth inst, aged rs years. He was q pioneer
Of the old stamp, one Of the most powerful
N IN physically in the country, warm friend
and kind Reighbor. He was never in Con-
Ffess ana died an honest man.
II YOU go south OF Fremont quarter Of q
mile. you can fnd Mr Parker who msnufac-
tures tia oi sii soris and sizes, he has quite
piIs, ami With million more he might drain
the river Nile. Suppose you buy a thoHsand
snd fry them while. they will drain your
land q quick as to make on smile.
One Of those fellows who are 8 source Of an
noyancs TO grocsrs came 10 grief recently at
Bellevue He selected choice lump of salt
Liel be mistook for sugar from barrel, aud
o..aplsesntlS deposited 1t in his mouth. II is
hardiy nssrssary 90 add that he did not uasii-
ate Il Hsis now s careful enquirer.
Ia Delaware Co, q eighty per cent of al
the bees we're killed during the psst winter,
aad As ii seemed 10 make no difference how
they were hVed or projected, OF what kind Of
bees they we're, It is little difficult 10 secoUnt
for the loss. A black awAmper suggests that
On SceOnnt Of the dry weather, last summer,
they had not gathered enough 10 live on.
DE-. A. C. Hubert, Of Plymouth, was arrest
I'd a few days ago, ON = charge OF stealing
coat and pair Of pants belonging 10 J. d.
Getmsn, from the tailor shop Of Mr.. Ten.
.ehert. The clothes were found in the garrett