The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-29
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Get ready for the fair.
Advertise for the fall trade
Go and see IIAnsley. Don't fall
Late cats were struck by rust and are light
HanaIey is the best ventEiloqaist in Amer
ics.
Grasshoppers axe plenty. Hay and pastures
The shakes have taken hold ofthe billiously
inclined
at Mansfield.
Thiores abound throughout the country. Be
on your guard
Mr.. E. stoner, Of Green Springs has sold his
mill at that plaza
The Mansfield Hesal5 win publish daily
daring the State Fair.
Pleasure seekers at NOrwalk visit the banks
Of aOld Erie" every week.
The Fremont public Schools commence The
fall term on Monday next.
Everybody viii receive present by attend
inc the ParIor Entertainment
About 80. 600 feet Of oak lumber are shipped
from Freemont weekly, by rail.
Wells east Of town are failing and cattle are
d lIv marched to Green Creek for drink
Vanderbilt has many ties that bind him to
this world, but they are mostly railroad ties.
q w. Roberts has our thanks for copy OF
the Nevada CITY Daily Transcript, of the 9Th.
A new bridge is to be built across the Mau-
NEE, at Napoleon, to be finished by October
18th.
Jno Ellis. at work in Cloud q Wykes factO-
~ got one Of his fingers caught in a circular
saw. last week.
A fne shower of rain on Monday last
cooled the air, laid the dust, and refreshed
things generally.
Howe's Circus occupied one whole page OF
the Upper Sandusky Unio" last week. and
Bruner is happy.
The residence of F. Crum, near Tifin, was
er.sred by thieves, on the 10th, and quani-
ty Of Sewelry stolen.
Mr.. Lippelman has accepted the ofier OF
SIS ess5 made by the city council for the Fort
stephenson property.
An interesting notice to farmers appears IN
another column, from E. H. Underhil. Read
i. ana go and see him.
Work on the Coldwater road is suspended
and nothing is definitely known as to when
work viii be resumed.
The three-card monte mon travelling with
Forpaush's show had rich harvest at Fos-
toria, and some trouble.
There was a fremen's Tournament at Fos-
toria Yesterday. The L. E. s. L. Ry-, carried
passengers at special rates.
The L. E. & L. Ly., is fast becoming an I'M
porfant carrying road. Last week two freight
trains of 81 cars passed over the road.
Postmaster Snyder received 10000 Postal
cards a few days ago. The government IS now
able to supply applications more promptly.
Staaberrv, of the Ottawa Nel0s, has quar-
rsl en hand with Mr.. Roose, retiring official,
whom he stirs up lively in last weeks ISSUE
The Peak Family drew a fine house on
Monday night last. Their performances were
good. and were well received. Wyman is a
fine comedian.
The Postmaster has done good thing in
reforming the arrangement of the boxes. He
also saves himself and assistants great many
steps by the change.
The Lima Democrat makes the amende
honorable to Chss. ThaTp. Mr.. T. took the
young lady to her friends in Iowa, and that
WIS all there was of If.
Potatoes, Apples, Cider, wanted by E. b.
UnaerhiIl. Farmers should call at has Office,
in the building formerly occupied by Norton
g. Son, as a spoke factory.
Candidates for Commissioner on the Demo-
cratic ticket, in Seneca county, are as numer-
ous as were the candidates for sheriff in our
county. Only eleven are named.
Mrs. l.. A: Williams, daughter Of H. NJ.
Sinclair, Of Bellevue, died suddenly, on
"wednesday of last week, after four hours OF
illness. She was buried on Thursday
AT Custar, Wood county, on the 10th,
Charles Rhody was caught by the tumbling
shaft of threshing machine, thrown down
and 50 badly injured that his life was despaired
Of
An eminent journalist defines editorials to be
asbayinqs from the well-worn mind, to be
blown for one brief minute before the mind OF
public opinion, and then forgotten for all
eternity"
The FuItz variety of wheat must be the
kind the farmer needs. One man near Buoy
ros raised 81 bushels off acres, and farmer
near Chambersburg, Pa, threshed 400 bushels
forom ten acres, and got 24 bushels from half
sn acre, of same wheat.
Two young men entered the fstic arena at
Horne's Grocery, on Saturday night, but a
slight effusion Of elaret from the nasal pro
tnberance Of one stopped the conflict ere It
had reached savage proportions.
A drunken man in abundance at Moves
Menagerie, at Mansfield, on the 10th, thrust
his hand into the lions cage, when it was
seized by lion and badly mangled before the
keeper could drive of the savage animal.
The fire department commenced the job Of
filling up the cisterns on Monday morning. As
the weather had been very dry for some
weeks. the movement was very proper one.
The rain about noon assisted the operation.
Lovers Of good music may expect treat on
Thursday evening, Sept 18th. Miss Sarah
Beach assisted by homo talent and by guar
tsste Of singers from Toledo, also by violin
ist. a pianist, and an Organist from abroad
will give musical concert at Opera han OF
that evening.
Moore's friends were not happy on SATURDAY
last. Coourod was too many for them. Ihey
swOre they would not go Coonrod. But then
did you ever know an excited democrat to
stay mad long enough to vote against his party
candidate. They have only grit enough to
get mad and swear.
They have issued a call for peoples party
over in Hancock county, and at the close Of
call the statement is made that Tom Ewing
Sen. Briukerhoff and Fred Hassaurck, have
beeu invited to speeehify. The name is sig
nifFcant Of jugglery, and it viii get but ieebl'
support in that county.
A man who signed bis name Wm. Bates
,na represeuted himself as an agent of Mac
eslister's was in town last week and Poste'
that magician for Friday night We sufere'
10 the extent Of seventy-five cents. He trie'
70 borrow money from Some parties on an OF
der on Maccalisser, but did not succeed.