The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-01
Jobn Tbom and J. Hayter, Of Tifin. Marble

John Thom and J, Hagter, Of Tifin, Marble
workers, are just now having an interesting
interview through the papers, in which they
are exposing each others honesty and bust
ness capacity, sc. IT. is mournful to think
how those fellows quarrel over tomb stones.
Probably either would put up the others tomb
stone free, If he could only get him to die.
What nice fellows those Tifin men are.
They had lively ''bit Of fun a mile north
of Tifia on the 18th ult., in which two broth
ers, VIM. and Jas. .HeffeIBnger, and a father
and son named Reinmund, shot, stabbed,
kicked and pounded each other promiscuously,
the Heffelfngers got the worst Of the fight,
perhaps owing TO the inferiority of their
weapous. William received an ugIy cut in
the left leg, and james was cut and shot in
the left leg and cut in thelsft ear. Fseinmunds
were arrested, tried and discharged.
We are stin receiving Credit MobiIier
Speeches occasionally, We haven't time to
read them, although out Of courtesy, perhaps,
we ought to, for when Congressman will
pay postage, in order to get his speeches into
our hands, hs either must think his rsmarIcs
contain world of profundity or else that we
may discover the profundity, if there's any
there. We can't exactly tell how it is; so, as
long as We are in doubt on the subject we will
put them by unread, for further use, should
occasion serve.
The Sandusky Journal says: "A meeting
of citizens was held at the Mayors Office
Tuesday evening, to arrange for the reunion
of the soldiees of this. the Tenth Congress-
iOnal District, which takes place in this cityon
the 18th of September. A COMMITTEES of ave
was appointed, whose duty it is to take charge
of all matters pertaining to the reunion
This committee consists of 1. F. Mack, c. o.
Ksech, A C. Van Tine, John C. ZollingSE and
H. E. o'Hagau. Next Tuesday evening
another mesting will be held at which the |
Executive Committee will report progress
Green, Of the Medina Gazette, says: ''The
old-fashioned potato bug-Dot the Colorado
has put in an appearances hereabouts, after
several years absence in other c!imes. We
discovered drove of them in our garden The
other day numbering a million. They came
in the afternoon, and before supper-time had
cleaned out bed of beets till it looked more
dilapidated than any banquet hall d sarted
we ever saw, We felt sorry for the beets but
Congratulated ourselves that the vermin
would soon take their departure for somebody
else's garden, as we had no potatoes for them
to "chaw up"
The Tiffiu Tribune says: w. C. Quincy.
President of the Baltimore, Pittsburg &
Chicago Railroad, and VIM. Keyser, Vice
President of the B. s. o. Railroad, were in
that city Friday last, looking after the inter
ests Of the first named road. They found
matters in favorable condition, considering
The delay of work caused by the bad weather
md the failure of some of the contractors. to
furnish ties as fast as they should have done,
and we're generally pleased. A gravel bank
las been purchased near Fostoria, and the
road will be ballasted as fast as the track is
aid, when tie work once commences.