The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-03
SHERIFFS NOTICE.


Corn fodder Is Dieacleo-
Top dress your meadows.
Ours at bome-The baby.
The price of coal viii rise;
Tisin has two lawyeresses.
Pumpkin pies are in order.
Pat up your fattening hogs.
Julius Ceasar married az IL.
Apple dumplings are in order.
Mealy mouth people. Millers.
Oberlin has now ] 600 students.
The most timely gift A watch.
Henry county has fair this year,
Let every man grind his own axe.
The bone of observation-disclosures.
The great knead of the day. Bread
We had fine rain on Monday morning,
Weight for the wagon Said a fat lady.
Too late for the fair. An old bachelor.
Linen coats and straw hats are out of date.
Howes circus cost Upper Sandusky $1,000
Wood county is about to enlarge the county
Live so that you may grow old gracefully
There will be plenty of soft corn this yea-
jail
Stove dealers look pleasant on frosty morn
in@.
Those who think most require the most
sleep.
Port Clinton has wido-awako Literary So
cisty.
The Typhoid fever is prevailing in this vi
cinity.
aParts unknown" is where they don't ad-
vsrtiss.
Bowling Green has established Board Of
Health.
TOkesP your head above water, drink wa
ter only.
The display of carriages and buggieS was
very fine.
The biggest advertising dodge-Tho Graph
ic Balloon.
The Ohio sBOe Factory at Tifin is nearly
completed.
tits no political sin to go for buttsrnuts
this season.
Lovers of nature should gather their Au-
tumn leaves
The wiekelo,t man living is operating in
Wood county.
"Kittie Ruth" woD the green horse prize at
the Clyde tair.
An affecting sight at E. H Underhil's-
Barrels in tiers.
The best comb in Green Springs is not for
sale: Stinchcomb.
Should temperance men roll cider into their
cellars? Why not?
Farmers should do less muscle work and q
little more brain WORK.
Steps have been taken in Bellevue to pro-
vide for a night police.
A boy stealing melons was shot in the arm,
at Grand Rapids, lately.
Persian ladies call European ladies' dress
trousers with one leg"
The early bird catches the worm in adver-
tisieg for the fall trade
More apples are shipped from Clyde this
season than ever before.
His honor, the Mayor, is already enquiring
the cost of baby carriages.
Victoria Woodruff is expected to speak in
Clyde before many weeks.
Over three hundred barrels of apples are
shipped daily from Findlay.
The people of Toledo are afraid of being
poisoned by their water pipes.
Glycerine mixed with oil will keep harness
in a soft and pliable condition.
Farmers in the vicinity of Bellevue are
swindled by package peddlers.
The Board of Health and the Cemetery
Trustees are antagOnistic bodies.
Save your apples. Cider and dried spples
will bring good price this year.
The apple crop in Wood county was never
SO large before as it is this season.
The first edition of paper at West Mill
grove was issued on the 20th inst
There are vessels now on the lakes capable
of carrying 10000 bushels of grain.
A COW can be led better by putting rope
round her neck than round her horn.
]. Barnett of Clyde, is shipping from 1000
to 5000 bushels of bulk apples, daily
Thirty thousand people were in attendance
at the Northern Ohio Fair, yesterday.
Mr.. W. S. Parkhurst, of Townsend, had
half dozen peaches OF the Clyde fair
A Ere at Jerry City, last week, destroyed
Mr. Carts blacksmith shop. Loss, $500.
1t costs 10 cents per bushel to ship wheat or
grain from Chicago to Buffalo, by water
james Jackson, of Mansfield, recently ship
ped twenty tons of grapes to Cincinnati.
The gas bill of the Ohio penetentiary now
ranges from $1,000 to $1,000 per annum.
Water in which potatoes have been boiled
is said to be sure cure for lice on cattle,
F Farmers' Grange was organized in Eden
township, Seneca county, on the oath inst.
Some people think Professor Wise is crazy,
but he certainly is net as aighty as he was
Over the door in a neighboTing town is this
sign: "No admission NIT out you haf pizziness."
The wheat and corn crop of Knox county
are said to have been the largest ever known.
The hot weather of last week cost this
county thousands of dollars. So says doctor
The Stock Journal says there are twenty
four pounds of pork in every bushel of good
corn.
More than s, 900 nave been spent for plank
sidewalks in Green Springs the present sum-
msr.
Saudusky City banks and individuals will
lose sbOut $4,000 by the failure of Jay Cooke
s Co.
Gan. Grant is expected at the Army Re-
union, at Toledo, on the 10th AMI 10th of Oc-
tobcr.
The ''burnt district" in Clyde is rebuilt and
the new buildings are nearly ready for occu-
pancy.
The corner stone Of the Presbyterian church
will be lald on Sunday the fifth OF October, at
4PM.
The year of the world 1854, commenced on
Monday last, according to the Jewish chro-
nology.
Relics indicating the route Gen. Hull took
on his way to Detroit have been plowed up in
Wood county.
Several neighbors at York Centre are emu
lating each other in putting up the nicesi
farm buildings.
Oliver Comstock, one of the oldest settlers
Of North Ridge, died on Monday, the 29H
inst, aged 81 years.
The N. W. Normal school, at Republic
seneea county, opened the present session
with 80 students.
VIM. G. Mead, of Huron, has been nomi
mated by the Prohibitionists Of this district
for State Senator.
Mr.. D. Carver, Of Bellevue, won the SIS
prize at the trotting race at Clyde, on the last
afternoon of the fair.
More than go veterans of the lO3d o. V. I.
attended their annual reunion at Wellington
o., on the 18th inst,
Harry Robinson's Minstrels had a goo'