The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-09-19

Brazilian students attend Cornell Universe
NN.Y.
Burglars are doing an extensive business il
Buc1rus.
Hickory nuts and wslnuts have commenced
dropping. ~
A new Union School building is going W
At Obsrlin.
The next N. E Conference viii be held At
Gallon, Ohio.
A hot rnstsoric stone fell at New London, O..
on the sth inst.
The new Evangelical Church, at Napoleon
is to OOsts7.OOO.
The apple crop of Hancock county this sea
son is enormous.
Dillon & Co. appreciate prinser's ink. Read
their advertisement.
Farmers. hersabonLs are wearing out plow
points by the hundred.
A cOrnstalk grew so tail in Ashland, that il
was struck by lightning
Farmers are busily engaged seeding. The
ground is in good condition.
Wellington, O.. is about raising $1,000 for a
lecture course the coming winter.
A farmer near Perrysburg, lately drevshis
When mans expenses exceed his income,
he viii sooner or later come out minus.
only COW to town to pay a grocery bill.
The moon viii change and the sun cross the
line on Sunday. Look out for weather.
The neat two story Catholic School Build
ing, on State street, is nearly completed.
Typhoid fsvers are often caused by using
the milk Of COWS drinking stagnant water.
The Tifan Wooien Mills took nineteen out
Of twenty four premiums at the State Fair.
The cold SNAP Of Saturday and Sunday
made folks think of wood piles and other fuel.
One Of the worst foes to the success Of most
men, is ths indulgence of habit of indecis-
ion.
Joseph Dar, of York, Tp., who shot himself
accidentally few weeks ago, died on the 18th
inst
The TiHin Agricultural works took the first
premium on their corn shelter, at the State
Fair
A dose Of cold lead was sent after some wa
tsrmslon thieves at MonrOeviHe, one night last
week.
Henry Crooks Of Tisin has invented a new
style Of buggy, described IS light, strong and
hEndFOme.
The Lutheran Curch spire is handsomely
proportioDed, and the workmen are progress
ing favorably
The track layers on the B P: & G. R. R..
reached Wols Greek, three miles vest of Tim
on the 9th inst.
Peddlers licenses; Footman $40; horse and
wagon $50; two horses and wagon $50, Fine
in zach case $50.
The new fire department of Bowling Green
are to give E grand frsmsn's ball, at Reed'i
Hall, on the 26th.
The Erie County Fair commences October
TIA $500 are to be given in general Premi-
ums, 81, 500 OF trotting.
The L E. & L. R'y win sell sell round trip
tickets to Findiay, to-day, for two cents pei
mile, good returning Saturday.
The history of the Maumee Valley, by q. s
Knapp, has just been issued from the press. Il
isavolums Of about zoo pages.
Mr.. ]. H. Starts trotting horse, ''Peerless, I
took the fnt premium as fastest trotteE, at the
State Fair. he belongs at Carey.
4 Tabernacle meeting is to come of at Flat
Rock, Seneca county, commenting on the 2Otf
and continuing over two sabbatha
The sandusky County Sunday School Union
will hold their next meeting at Woodville, on
Wednesday, Sept. "a, day and evening.
The Farmers Club, instead of holding all
their meetings at one place, as heretofore, are
going to ''swing around the circle" Sensible
Two house-breakers named VIM Smith and
H. G. Briggs were arrested at Akron on the
4th, and in default Of bail were lodged in jai
at Ravenna to await trial.
Persons not having competent knowledge
Of the English language, may be challenged
and prevented from serving as petit jurors. &C
eordiDg to an act passed April 26th 1873.
A Sunday School Teachers Institute wa
held in Medina, on the Sd inst, at which mucl
practical instruction was given in regard t.
the object and method Of Sabbath School work
One thousand people are expected to attend
the big Camp Meeting at Flat Rock, on thi
20th inst Hacks viii run between that place
and Bellevue, and will meet all incoming
trains.
The store room of Col. S. H. Hunt at Up
Der ssndusky took fire on the evening of tn,
5th inst. The loss on goods and damage dOn'
to the building is estimated at $4,000 GOV
cred by insurance.
Mr.. John Miller, Eho lived three miles ives
Of Lima, was thrown from his wagon on th'
9Th inst, and 50 severely wounded about tn
head that he died from the effects of the inju
" on the l6ih. He had been addicted to tn
use Of strong liquors.
Mr.. A. Gusdorf is putting up an addition t
his Packing House, on the south side, Is fee
wide by so feet long; also a brick building il
the rear of the packing house, "A feet by %
and so feet high, with double wall, to b
used as a smoke house.
Captain David Wilkinson Of Perrysburl
died at his residence on Monday the'sth inst
in the 74th year Of his age. He had been
resident Of the Maumse Valley 5s years. A
an early age ne went upon the lake as sa
lor from Buffalo. In 1915 he sailed up th
Maumes River on the schooner Black Snak
aad on his return trip took forty soldiers frOI
FJrt Msigs 10 Detroit
Get ready for the county fair, which con
msnces on the frat Of October Don't l.
your neigbbors make up the exhibition wit
out you, bat bring out your Stock your frui
your agricultural implements, and do you
share to make the affair creditable not only
the county, but to each one partieipatin
Then come out and bring your family vii
yon, and enjoy 3 sociable time with yo1
friends and neighbors, make new acquaintsI
ces aud have good time generally.
The rain Of last Friday, interrupted vsT
fine game Of base ball on the Crogba
grounds. The Cleveland pieked nine wei
rather too much for our boys, although the
held them very elOse. The cleveianders hs
four innings and were Ehitewashed twic
Our bows were WhitsWsshed three times, b
had made one on their fourth inning, wi
zuo ont and two on bases when the stor
ended the contest It is understood the gar
viii be played over soon. Some fault v
found with the umpire's decisions and 1t
claimed the game should have stood to
He certainly '-out" On tally to a Croghi
upoa dead bali which he ought not to ha
done