The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-09-05


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Ere County, Fair October 7th to 10th, in
c,usiye.
Forpaugh's show cleared $1,000 at Mon
roeVille
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Fufneni Grngss have been organized in
Allen County.
Hon samuel F. Carey win speak st Oak
H4rbor Sept l9th.
Willard Norton.of Marion, Ind-i smiled up
onas on Thesday. @
The spire Of tie Lutheran church IS pro
crossing sky ward.
The fat mems clam-bAke will occur on ths
10th inst, q, at Pat-in-Bay,
The Kentaeky military have been called out
to suppress the Ku-Klux.
hsHumorous articles in the Danbury News
are styled fresh Danberries.
sandusky City had three ruaaways and
smssh-ups on Saturday last.
The fruit crop IS reported failure in South
ern Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
CIV. Redway Of the Erie Dispaset was
visiting in our city On Tuesday.
The fall term Of the Bellevue Public Schools
will commence on the 10Th inst.
a dealer IN MonroeviiIe advertises for
1000 lbs Of Iiye chickens per week.
H. stabl Of Marion. Ind, has been visiting
friends in this vicinity the past week.
Gen. samuel T. Carey will speak in Free
mont, Thursday afternoon, Sept. 18th.
When girl falls in love with an unlucky
Irishmam her heart always goes pity-Pat
Tho Clyde Fair commences on the 10th of
the present month and continues four days.
The JOURNAL, boys are indebted to Mr.. j.
Burgner for basket of most delicious apples.
Miss Gina Smith Of Dayton, who had been
visiting friends here, returned home last week
A great mortality among chickens is report
ed af BeHvre Disease. sore throat; Instantly
fatal.
A son of NJ J. Tichnor, near Clyde, was
kicked by horse, last week and severely in
jured.
FIty cievsiahders are expected to com
nenee operations on the Bellevue WaterwOrks
this week.
The Democracy Of this District hold their
Judicial and Senatorial Conventions at Clyde
on Sept 18th.
Iovelana, late publisher of the Tels-
gram, sandusky City. is now in Jail at that
place for fraud.
NE. CEttenden, the well known jeweler
of Cleveland, died suddenly at St. Louis,
Mich, on fhe Sd inst.
The wheat crop of n: J. Tichnor, near
Clyde, viii average 30 bushels to the acre. A
good average for 26 acres
Home merchants and home mechanics, and
home manufacturers should receive the pat
ronage the city has to bestow.
A man in Mushcash wears his hair so long
that be has to comb it once month by riding
on horseback under a thornappIe tree.
A child of Mrs. Mary c, Elmer of sandusky,
fell into tub Of hot water, on Saturday last,
and was scalded, from the effects OF which it
died
Morris oainisn, the bully hghtsr Of San
dusky, had one Of his ears bitten OF last Sun
day night by John Clark, with whom he had
aquarrel.
DIR. LIbbey now visits Tifin every Friday,
in order to accommodate patients His day
at this place is Saturday, and his rooms at The
Ball House
About 100000 feet Of choice pine lumber has
been washed on the beach at the mouth Of the
Sandusky River, from the camp meeting
grounds at Marble Heed.
Don't forgot that on the 18th Of September
Miss Beach Will give grand concert, assisted
by both home and foreign talent The con-
cert 10 take place at Opera Hall.
C. s. Buekland, of Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin,
son of s. Buckiand, is visiting with his pa
rents in this city. He looks as though the
climate of Wisconsin agreed with him.
John Foulks, Of No, met a genial gentle
man on the cars between Toledo and CleTe-
land, on the 28th, and after he had parted with
him, he discovered himself minus a sum of
money and .yaluabIe papers He hasn't so
good an opision Of that man now.
A nsw corn plague has been discovered in
WoodiOrd county, Illinois in the shape of
worm or msggot which eats the roots of the
corn until the stalks fall over; then it de-
velops into black bug with wings, ard de-
yours the stalks and ears Of the standing corn.
speller & Moore have added TO their estal- =
lshment a first class Aearse, aud are now pre-
pared to take charge Of funerals and furnish
all the parpharnalia requisite on such occas-
ions As people must die, it is betting that
the friends Of the deceased should know who
are prepared to furnish the necessaries used
at such times.
A horse thief tried to sell q horse TO a Mr..
Feasby, near Van Vert, on the 22d uIt., but
Mr. F. suspecting all was not right, went to
town with him on prstense of getting the
money, informed the U. S. Marshal, of the
state Of affairs, who questioned the man, and
finally took him into custody. BY telegraph
ing it was found that the horse had bee n stolen
from a widow lady near Ottawa After his
arrest, the fellow admitted that he was one of
tie parties who committed the rape on Miss
Cox, near Findlay, on the 18th ult-