The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-01

New beat IN Market.
Thompson 4 Co. have new Plow.
see the new PIow at Thompson & Cos. Ca
Have you seen the new plow at Fhonlps,
&cos
Remember NE Bower Dance at Rouersvil
on ths I'd inst
Q. Q. Roberts has our thanks for Salt LAX
papeTa Of s late date.
The threshing machines are on their rounC
and the golden grain yields good returns.
The cosrisr is calling upon the authOritis
and eitiBens Of Findlay to now the streets.
The l3th and l4th Of August ara to Be d
voted to musical festival st Upper SandusE,
weaty-eight bashele wheat to the acre,
2 conmOn yisld in various localities tn
a
Tie School Board Of Gcson Springs hsv,
slccided to build an addition to their scho,
hours.
TIaBnitss spend their thine attending pic
MOS. Tho Say says they have two or thre
pOrday-
A Goldfish weighing lc5 pounds was csugh
- in. the Auskingum river, near Harmar, few
days siEce.
Il is suggested 70 hold the District Editoria
ConventioH g Tlfaa, bat the majority favor
Putin Bay.
DE- uib5sy,sfter the present week will make
his visits . Fremont, on Saturdays instead o
Fridays
The Fat laen viii assemble at Putin Bay il
September. We presume Fremont viii b,
q Fspssssntsd-
The report Of the Building Loan Association
ia favorable showing Of the business of the
past two years.
The town is being thoroughly cleansed
upaer ths efficient management of E H. I'm
Ga derhill, Health 0faeer.
A RsRasylyaniA paper congratulates itssli
on the fact that Tom Scott can't control the
- thr9agl route 70 Heaven.
Soup for the poor in Boston cost about s., 900
last year, and Refreshments" for the poor
city government S4l 600.
The Van Wertera had little excitement
over enforcing the Sunday law in that place.
BIT the world moves on.
A Milwaukee boat club has adopted light
uniform, described as handkerchief around
the head and oas snspender.
~-N HntIAS @AO oAE4g 1cCuuSc NuG
country folks think there is cholera in that
city and don't go nigh unto it.
The Spy Of Shilo Is in Napoleon, and the
people there are happy. Spies are not always
calculated TO make folks mirthful.
Thomas McMahon, living four miles from
Sanausky, on the Milan road, was found dead
in his bed on Sunday morning last.
A young man named Idleman, of Marion.
rsceived The award of the Committee to the
West Point cadetship for that district
A little daughter Of Mr.. Hartman, of Mans
field, was 50 mangled by feroeious dog on
Saturday, that her recovery is doubtful
NJ. o. Waggoner has presented the Toledo
feee library with 900 volumes of the EdinBuro
Rsc'eso, the first vloume bearing date of 1902
A man named Durbin, was arrested OF
Deep Cut, Allen comfy, recently charged
with horse stealing, and taken to Indiana for
trial
General Wise, in his prime could write an
EDITORIAL ifty-six yards long, but he is old
aud don't push them beyond forty or there
ssouts
A Rochester man lay drunk in sn alley all
night with $500 in bis pocket. It is only nee
essAry to add that the Rochester folks didn't
know it,
The Basket Picnic on Saturday, promises
obs largely attended, shOulz the weather be
pleasant The Light Guard Band viii furnish
{ tie music.
Probably the most recent Anericanism is
that constructed 1y an Illinois paper, which
says that Edwin Booth will ''tragediateT in a
certain town.
-Four large farms, belonging to the Baker
Estate, will be sold at auction, at the Court
House Door, in Tifin, August 9th. See ad-
Tertisemens
The New York World has coined new
adjective. II speaks of certain crossings of
Broadway as the 'jammedest" spots in its
whole length.
Who says Tifin is not temperance place
There were only twelve cases of drunkenness
before The Mayor for FRIDAY and Saturday of
week before last.
A tape worm with LAS joints was removed
from Mrs. Everly, at Upper Sandusky, re-
Gently. She had been treated for consumption
for fifteen yesrs.
The best sidewalk in town is in front Of NJ:
DFyfOOs & Bro. store We would like to see
some Others emulate their example and put
down nice walk.
A brick hotel building is going up at Bluff
ton. Since the opening of the /. E. & L. Ry
the town has taken new lease of life and is
growing hastily.
Hon. ]. s.. Van Valkenburg, member Of the
Constitutional Convention, was at home on a
visit last Saturday and Sunday, enjoying the
regular vacation
Fisher of the Lima Gazette says: We were
out 70 tns horse races on Saturday afternoon
last. Several times the beer was bet-and
we held the stakes
whats the date of your bustleP" was what
an anxious papa of CoBleskil asked his we'll
dressed daughter, after searching for the latest
copy Of his paper.
A compositor in the Sentinel office got
Marriage and an Estray Notice sadly mixed
up last week. 1t don't do to try to "set up"
two notices at once.
A new hotel is being built at Helena, and
second dry goods store has been opened. A
fine warehouse has been built and viii be
operated by J. Garn
Ralph Keeier, the rising young author, is at
Put-in-Bsy, where he intends to pass the sea-
SON Mr.. Keeler is an Ohio boy. His home
is at cOstar, Wood county.
John Speller and Charles Moore have pur-
chased the furniture stock of Caspar Smith,
and will continue business at his old stand, in
ODD Fellows Block. Success.
The Shelby Hook & Ladder Company took
the first prize at the Tournament at Marion,
on Tuesday Of last week and the Relief, of
Fostoria took the second prize.
Thunder storms are good disinfectants, and
cholera viii not manifest itself to great ex-
tsntWhen they prevail. It is well, however,
to scatter disinfectants around.
She Suited.-A lady recently applied at
life insurance company as agent. When
asked what her qualifications were, she
touched her unblushing cheek.
Thomas Long, Of Wood county, who was
sent 10 the Penitentiary in April, 1896, for
twelve years for horse stealing, died in that
institution last Thursday of cholera
Twenty-eight different kinds of 'bitters'
sold in Rhode Island for "strictly medicinal
use" are undergoing analysis by the State
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