The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-10
Readables.
the polls on Tuesday next.

Ansn in Findlay snores in nine difspen
languages.
Ottawa County fair. October l4th, 18th snt
18th, 1873.
The display OF stock at the fair fell below
tast Of last year.
A bunting party from Carey bagged lSc
squirrels last week.
Rev. James II. Close, Of Michigan,is visiting
with his friends at Bellevue.
School boys hear with pleasure Of the de-
cline in the wh4ling business.
Several deaths from milk sickness have oc-
CURED lately in Hancock County.
Leander F. Harris OF Bellevue, removed tC
E.ton Rapids, Michigan, last week.
The display of carriages and poultry at the
fair was much better than last year
Qnits number of typhoid fever patients
in this vicinity are now convalesceut
Ten thousand regiments of corn shocks, are
on dress parade throughout Sandusky County.
Coantry schools ara nearly all supplied with
teachers for the coming winter at good wages.
President Grant viii not be present at the
reunion of the Army of the Tennessee at To-
ledo.
A doctor and barber don't differ much.
Ose lives by his heads, and the other by his
heals.
Mr. George Flumsrfelt exhibited man.
moth squash at the fair, which weighed $50
pounds.
Mechanics Hall would have looked desolaie
without the fine display of stoves by ThOmp-
son & Co.
Clyde is proud of Higbse's warehouse. It
is an ornament to the place and has capacity
Of $4,000 bushels.
We accept "back-pay' on our paper. Sub
scribers are requested to "cover it into our
pockets at once"
WheE fellows proEl about town with no
visible means of support we may infer they
have invisible means.
We call attention TO the advertisement of
Northwestern Normal School of Republic,
Ohio, in another column
Have you seen that nice RADIANT Home
Coal Stove at Billy Smiths saloon. He
bought If of Thompson & Co.
Bs.Danie Wolf near Green Springs picked
about half pint of fine raspberries from her
vines last week; the fourth crop for this sum-
mer.
The organization Of township farmers clubs
is now in order. Lay out your work for the
long winter evenings, get together and be
socisble.
Tom Granger in major-general's uniform,
and accompanied by his bear, palmed himself
of on the Tifinites lately as the Hon. P. T.
B2rnum.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. Oscar Ball for
basket of the finest ''Coueords" we have seen
this season. They were large, ripe, luscious
and inviting,
Messrs. White & RAIDER of the Tiain Star
have sold out their interest in that paper to
Frank Dildine & ]. X Huddle. Success to
the successors.
We are sorry TO announce the death of both
of the twin infants of Mr.. Cyrus Thompson,
one Of which died On Saturday and the other
on Sunday last.
Rev. Henty Lang of this city had twelve
perfect peaches on ihs trees in his yard this
season. This takes the feathers out Of the
Clyde peach men.
Several splendid pears, and bunch Of choice
grapes from Massachusetts were laid upon our
table on Wednesday, by Mrs. Woodruff, who
has our thanks. They were very fne.
One of the Radiant Home Coal Stove is in
opperation at H. R. Shomos boot and shoe
store. Sold by Thompson s. Co. It burns
less coal than any other stove made.
Rev. n. Chance, after gazing while at the
splendid Sl7O0 hearse exhibited by Speller E
Moore at the fair last week, said "Thats
splendid carriage, but don't want to ride in it
just yet"
Mr.. Albert slocum Of Plymouth, O., aged
Is years, fell from hickory tree on Sunday
the 2sth inst, breaking his right arm and cut
ting and confusing his head so that he died
next day.
We regret to announce the death Of The in
FAINT son of Rev R. L. Chitteudeu, which oe-
Cured on Friday morning of last week. It
was buried on Monday. The parents have the
sympathy of the community
A picked nine from Norwalk and Elyria,
came down on Wednesday to scoop up" the
Croghans, but after playing six innings con-
oludsd it wasn't good day to scoop" Score,
Croghans 30, picked nine lS.
The First National Bank Of Mansfield, when
it suspended had $4,000 on deposit belonging
to the State Agricultural Society. The bank.
has BEEN re-organized and it is expected that
the funds OF the State Board will be fortheom-
ing.
The Tabernacle at Flat Rock was found too
cold for night meetings, and they were re-
moved to the new Evangelical Church. Up
to last Friday there were about dozen con-
verts, most of whom are inmates of the Or
phan Asylum.
Dr. A C. Hunt, of Hunt & Pallard mana
gers of Commonwealth Life Insurance Com
pauy Of New York, whose Annual Statement
appears in another column Is about to move
to this city. This Company has large
amount Of money loaned in this County.
George Wallace of Elmore was badly in
jured by a circular saw in the mill Of Welch
Il Kirk on Monday of last week He was
standing with his back to the table, and plsc-
ing his hands on it sprang mp on the table his
back coming in contact with the saw. 1t was
terribly lacerated.
DR.. Beilharz continues TO administer TO the
wants of those suffering from decayed teeth,
and has lately added to his appliances for so
doing He is doing fourishing business, a
sure evidence that his work gives satisfaction.
Do not neglect your teeth if you wish comfort,
but call on the doctor at his Office over the
post-Olice.