The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-27

Readables.
Farmers are busy At haying.
A new railroad depot is going up at Bett
Tia slpis-a Assp. moving slowly uog,l
ward
i.siatys Iisfe lamb" has been washed an
shorn.
Them E. church at Eluaors win cost abOu
$500.
cioan up your premises and purity yOui
eellars.
seventy-sve Chinese are stopping in Gin
cinnuti
One Of tho MOdOo earsises has committed
suicide.
The cholera is sbaiing at Nashville and
Memphis.
completed.
Fremont P. o. received its frst lot Of postal
cards on Monday.
Adrian Mich, is raising $1,000 for Fourth
Of Jolly celebration.
0beriin is going to build gymnasium at a
cost Of about 81 900.
Tho Green Springs Ga-eite is 70 be enlarged
t,an oight column folio
We received cal from L Q. Fletcher Of
Cincinnati, on Monday last.
Ti1in gas works is going to reduce tho price
Of gas to ss.5Oper 1000 feet
Tie public schools Of this city closed for the
summer vacation yesterday.
Don't trouble US with pootical etfusions this
kct weather. II is too trying.
Cows are dying off in the vicinity OF Elyria,
from somo mysterious disease.
There are at present forty thievas and pick
pockets in Cleveland, unmolested.
DR.. Han says the hest medicines in tho
world are warmth, rcst, cleanliness and pure
air.
Tho graduating class Of tho MonrocviIle
schools this year. consists OF three young h-
dies.
A cloud of potato bugs, on the wing, passed
over Chardon, O., on the 22d inst going vest
ward.
An artist is busily engaged forming the
model for The Mcpherson monument at
clyde.
June & Co, are putting up an addition to
their foundry in the shape Of a store room lS
by p feet
The Clyde Union Schools had pic mic on
tho Fair Grounds, on the 18th. 500 scholars
were present
Eighteen young ladies and eleven young
gentlemen graduated recently from the Tole-
do High School.
Articulation County Convention was held
at Tifin on the l4th inst, and series of res
olufions passed.
Tho car shops of the L. S. & N. S. R. R. at
NorwAlk, are 70 be enlarged to double their
present capacity.
Seve1sy-eight persons were baptized near
Elmore lately, by the Revs. Essex and Boggs,
OF the U B. church.
It is estimated that one hundred bushels of
yellow dock and thistle seed, are sOwn annu-
ally in this country.
Replanting corn is not an agreeable pas |
time, but has been indulged in quite largely
by the farmers this year.
A splendid rain on Sunday was followed by
very hot day on Monday. Thermometer
from 90 to 95 in the shade.
The commencement exercises of the grad
uating class of the High School take place
this evening at Opera Hal
It is feared that the farmers organizations
in the west will eventually drift into political
fields instead of wheat fields.
Fred Lieb, butcher of Elmore, hung him
self on the Goth inst. Family difficulties and
Wbiskey are responsible for it.
Seneca County has an excess of 4l3 boys.
The gals can rest satisfied, but some of the
boys will have to go a hunting.
When it takes two men to hold one up, it's
pretty good evidence that one or all have been
drinking beyond their capacity.
A goose in Terra Haute was attacked with
hydrophobia last week, and bit feveral per-
sons severely before it was muzzled.
The Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege viii be open for the admission of stu
dents on the 18th Of September next
More than 100000 gallons of rstivo wine is
now in store on Put-in-Bay Island, and as
much more IN the immediate vicinity.
The track layers on tho Mansfield, Cold |
Water & Lake Michigan Railroad have ad-
vnnced about ten miles west of Fostoria.
1t is reported that a convention of bald
headed men is soon to DO held at Boston, for
the purpose of reviving the old wig party.
A gang of burglars made an extensive raid
in Akron The past week. Some of them had
very marrow escapes, but none wore captured.
The northern part Of Medina county was yis-
lied By a severe storm accompanied by hail, I
on the 10th. Considerable damage was done.
small bird, somewhat resembling the
sparrow, is eating up the devastating grass
hopper in Texas, and the farmers are happy.
A son of Philip Deiterick, in Huron county,
was seriously injured about tbe head and face
on the l4th inst. by being thrown from a
spring wagon.
A farmer near bellevue, on being asked
lately how his corn looked replied, "some
looks big, some looks small, some not so good,
and sono not at all"
George Baker, son of Henry Baker, near
Clyde, while trying to jump from fence to a
tree, missed his mark and fell to the ground
breaking his shoulder blado.
Rev. Fishback, of Michigan, viii lecture on
Spiriiu lIism at Union Hall, on Sunday next,
at O'Clock P. NJ, and in the evening at the
usual hoar of holding service.
The WyandOt Union is pretty nearly all
taken mp nowadays by the personal cOntrOver-
sizes of some sewing machine and organ men,
who deal heavily in personalities.
Capt. Joshua Preble, of McComb, had his
leg badly crushed below the knee, on the 18th
inst, while loading railroad ties at a saw mill
about seven miles west of Fostoria.
Somebody says the only scriptural motto on
the walls Of the Y. NJ. C. Union rooms in Bos-
ton, is "Boys, just DO all the good you can,
and don't made any fuss aboutit."
Fred Glessner must have been muddled |
last weok- The copy Of the Courier he sent
US was printed about four times on each side,
and was rather difficult to decipher.
Port Clinton is to have new fire proof |
brick building 80 by 60 feet, ito provide better
quarters for the county officers, and better
preservation Of the county records"
The residences Of Mr.. Geo. w. Laying and |
Mr.. Elias Gipe Of Van Vert, were entered on
the l4th inst by burglars, and valuables to
the amount Of about Sl4O carried of.
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