The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-05-09
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Itdiarnip On Friday iast. g
Rsal Eslats is sAsuging hands al good IS
ures.
In its new drsss the Isdspsadent locks 9
"Sesutifni a. butterfly"
Wood IS so scarosin NorFslk, that cosl an
coke are used as sntahtutsa
Ninsteen persons united with the Presby
tsrian Church on Sunday last.
The bsautiial Hsather Of Sunday attracted
many people oai to prOsnenads.
Al. Wilder vas ordained elder Of tne
Preshytslian church. 81 Clyde, on the "a
insl
sieicAtas near EAST Piysaenth, AshtabuiA
county, Ohio. April 22d 1873 "Ho~ hish 'ah
dat7"
~. has rssurnsd from the south. Edit
on should nof became irritable 1t this infor-
nation.
The Seneca Advertiser has entered its thir-
ty-sscOnd year Msy many more be added
unfo T.
Grady expects to honor Fremont with a
visit when be returns from the West VITA
his circus.
The residence Of solomon Hunmel, in Sea-
gle Township, Hancock county, was recently
destroyed by Gre.
A large crane was shot near Kirby, lately,
in the stomach Of which was found a stone
that weighed two pounds
Cross has added very fine show case and
made various Improvements in his store room
whsch render It attractive.
Sunday and 1Ionday resembled May, but
when we looked at the trees, doubts sprang
up. Not tree IN blossom.
Anthony Miller, an inmate of the Huron
County Infirmary, vas struck BY lightning on
the "a inst. and INSTANTLY killed. "a
Beware Of the note sWindlers-thoss who
have notes that can be torn in two, They
have been operating in Wood County.
Ambrose Ochs adyertises his wagons and
crriagus. this week He has a large estab-
lishment end Turns ont frst-elass work.
The Plymouth Adrertiser comes TO us this
week much enlarged and improved. We note
this evidence Of prssperity with pleasure.
The Little Lottery Bill don't allow playing
gsuess for the ciears and such ike. sLook q
little out, or you win be taken unawares.
DR.. L. H. sprague, late physician of the
Green Springs Water Cure, is about to locate
in osWsgo County, n. Y. he leaves many
friends
Those country Sunday schools that are wait
ing fOrsOOd roads before they organize for
the Summer, are losing much precious time
this year.
Bowling Green was visited by fire last
week. The jswsIry store of David Cargo took
IRE, but the bucket brigade saved tire fire from
spreading
Quite a lOt Of stray saw logs came down the
river during the late high water. 1t will
take another freshst to lift them from their
lodging places.
The Water Cure establishment at Green
Springs under the propristorship of c. E
stOcklsy, is prOsPeriDg finely with an increas-
ingpatrOnsge.
The residence of Mrs. Chapman at Bellevue,
was entered by burglars on the night of the
2Stb, but were scared of before securing any
thing valuable.
Tim has organized Savings Bank with
capital of 100000, only one-halfO of which is
paid in, the other half to be paid by dividends
ACQUIRING on stock.
The fRrners in Williams County are getting
60 economical in regard TO fodder, that they
are saving up their old straw hats, to cut up
fer chop-feed for cows.
Norwalk must like little people When
Tom Thumb and Commodore Mutt were there
last week, s69 tickets were sold, and hundreds
of people could not get into the hall.
William Theisen, of Port Clinton, was killed
at the new depot in sandusky city, on the
2sth ult. He was struck by passing car and
thrown against a car on an adjoining track.
After spsnding SioO, 600 to get the n. @. &
L. n. R. r., Mansfield is now afraid the ter
minus will be made at Crestline on account of
the railroad shops already in operation there.
Salt is preservative, hut il Amsden don't
soon get on a supply, there may be nothing
left to preserve. Such scarcity has not been
known for long time. P. s. The danger is
past. The salt has arrived
One farmer said to US he had intended sew
ipg l3 acres in oats; he had only been able to
get in three, the rest would have to go. If all
Others have been prevented from sowing in
like manner there will not be one-quarter the
usual crop.
Pease, Rummell & Co, have secured fine
location for their carriage works. They have
already got their men at work, and are get
ting up some very fine carriages, &c. They
will be in complete running order in a very
short time.
Croghan Woolen Mills, under the Superin-
tendency of Mr. R. S. Glass, is running stead
lily with constantly increasing patronage.
We learn that another spinning jack has been
ordered for the mill in order TO accommodate
its growing business.
Father Carman OF Bueyrus, lately met
with severe accident His team took fright
at passing train and ran away, making
perfect wreck Of the wagon. The horses were
injured and Father Carman's wrist broken.
He was also injured internally.
It Is dangerous to attempt to doctor mules
hind foot One man who tried it believes to
this day that a shower of meteors occurred at
the time, and one of them smote him chip and
thigh" He alighted in field several rods of
bnt sedulously refuses any further experien-
ces.
According to the last United States census
statistics, Summit Co, ranks fifth among the
IS counties Of Ohio in the number Of manu-
featuring establishments, having 5lS; Stark
which comes next has 5O4; 22,T72 are reported
in the State. Ii is about time that sandusky
Co., should wake up.
While Benjamin Switzer and Julius Brick
ner were chOpping wood, on fhe 25th ult, a
few miles north of Tifin, they got into an al
tercation, when SWitzer being drunk struck
Brickner with an az, cutting fearful cash on
his right cheek. He was arrested aud in de-
fsslt Of $500 bail was sent to jail.
Rubber Paint is taking precedence of ever y
other in the market, on account of its dura-
bility and chespness. Houses painted with it
look as freah and bright after several years of
wear as though they had been newly painted.
That has been the experience with it iu this
city. See the Advertisement in another col
umn.
A pack OF dogs made an extended raid on
sheep. in Richland Co, on the 25th ult., going
from farm to farm until they had killed and
wounded upwards of one hundred and thirty
1t is estimated that in the course of two years
about 500 sheep have been killed aud wound
ed in Springfield township alone. Why not
enforce the dog laWs