The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-17
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Golden autumn days
Boil your apple butter.
Wheat fields hook fine.
Corn huslSing is in order.
Much sickness prevails at Crastlins
Good cider Is selling at - per barrel.
The ehildren's favorite land--Lapland.
Typhoid fever prevails in this IoeaHty.
Itsnowel on the 9th inst, at Bucyrus.
Horace Greeley died for want of sleep.
Boys are sucking cider through straw
Trust tomorrow and you'n have sorrow
Fish are begiuniug 70 come into market.
Teachers Institute at Findlay oSt. 2Ith-
Bret Harte is to lecture in Oberiin, NOV. 81
Don't work in your orchards lste in The ial
Hickory nuts are plenty. Lay in for nel
year.
mas
The sale Of fall land winter apples is in
mense.
An obsrIIn man finds new things in OIL
butter.
Young Jesse Grsnt viii so TO Cornell Uni
versity.
Bottle nosed politicians were out in force or
Tuesday
AppseAmap rronounoes the word ranio'
pay-nir.
Tialp sent s95.45 to the shreveport suffer
ers. lately.
Tbelbest piece of jewelry on lady's fngel
Is q thimble.
A Farmers Grange has been organized il
Lucas county.
Wheat crops look splendid notwithstanding
the dry weather.
Milgroye, Wood county, claims the iaziest
man in the State.
Autumn is touching the forest leaves with
pleasing colors.
There is great deal of soft corn in the
Western States.
About seventy pupils are in attendance at
the High School.
Quite number Of new bnildin q are going
up at Oak Harbor.
The Orphan Asylum at Flat Rock has one
hundred inmates.
A Hsathsn Chinee lawsuit took place in
Cleveland, lately.
The receipts of the Defiance County Fair
amounts to $4,000.
The lobster isstil popular notwithstanding
its retroactive claws.
If eggs are put in water and their butts turn
up they are not fresh.
Early to bed and early to rise. be good to
your wife and advertise.
In America worth makes the man; in France
Worth makes the woman.
The coal minsrs in the vicinity of Akron
were on q strike last week.
The battlefield Of Tippeeanos is being en-
closed with an iron fence.
The sale Of spplss in sandaskyscounty this
season will exceed 100000.
We are under obligations to MIR. 7. Gilmore
for basket Of fine fall pippins.
Austin's new carriage shop, st Green
Springs, is progressing rapidly.
H. J. Zimmerman of Hudson, Michigan,
was visiting in town yesterday.
A new LFiek school house Is going up at
Wales COTner,in York township.
Men who are the fastest asleep,when asleep,
The report Of the Farmers Club will be
found on the first page Of this paper.
Mrs. Partington gets up every morning at
at the shrill clarion of the chandelier.
Mr.. Levi Tuttle, a pioneer of Sandusty
county, died at Clyde on the sth inst
Mrs, Louis Adams, Of Findlay, had an arm
broken recently by fall down stairs.
There is a falling of in the corn and potato
crops in the West, but gain in wheat.
Farmers should grow more grass and less
corn, and sell more stock and less grain.
A carpenters wife loses more time in amak-
ing the door 60 shut" than any other woman.
The Mayor of oberiin has been taken to
task for mismanagement Of municipal affairs.
The Farmers Club will meet at Lindsey,
On Saturday the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
AN,
The lady lawyeresses of Tidiin lately rob
bed the squirrels of several bushels Of hickory
nuts.
Steps have been taken towards the organi-
zatiOn of Farmea Grange in sandusky
county.
st. Patriek's church, in Fostoria, viii place
400 pounds of bells in their building, next
month.
The Wood County Sabbath School Insti-
tute will meet at Bowling Green on the 2lst
inst.
A bOre--The man who persists in talking
about himself, when you want to talk about
yourself.
Evory man ought to take, on an average,
eight good, solid hours Of sleep ont of every
tweuty-four.
When you hear man say the world owes
him living; don't leave any hams lying |
around loose.
Herbert Amer of Findlay, who attempted
to murder his wife recently, is to be tried on
the 2lst inst.
The President has appointed Thursday, the
9th of November as a day of National
Thanksgiving.
An exchange says "There Is a fearful scar-
city of girls in this country, at present, for
cooking purposes"
Ten young man Of Bellevue have provided
the literary entertainment for that village for
the past two years.
More has been done in the last century to
ggs the Bible TO the world thsn was doue in
the first ten centuries.
The new blast furnace, "Eya Lily" of the
AErOu Iron Company, was uessssfuily start
ed up on The lst inst.
Mr. J, n. Porter, an old resident Of Ober6n
was struck with the palsy a few wesks since
and died on the 7th inst.
The Poland China stock hog Of Mr.. J. NJ.
Tubts, Of Norwaik, took the first premium at
ths laie Northern Ohio Fair.
The rates offered for carrying coal On the
lakes is now so low that many prefer to go
hight on their trips westward.
The Rev. H. Longbrake, Of Flat Rock
lately received donation amounting to SIPS, |
in prOvisiouz and greenbaoka.
IfmOney is scarce shorten up your expenses.
Economy and Tetrenohmeut are our sheet |
anchors during this fiscal storm
The Norwalk Trotting Association offer
s9OOoiO premiums. on races to be run on Oct
q, p and %, on the new fair ground.
They have corn stalk in Bellevue 50 tall |
that no man has been found who can reach
high enough to hang lia hat on the bottom
ear.
The farmers OF Ballgille township will meet I
at tie Batzole school house On Saturday ,v-
sning of this week to organize township
club.