The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-04-04
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tOWh AND OOCN11 MAI AhAeN
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District court closed on Tuesday.
Aprif came in Ike drowned rat.
PafnesviiIe wants new town hall
No. ne ean't attend the Exposition
Bellesue is to have city directory.
The tan and freckle month has passed.
Smallpox Is raging in Van Vert county
Ohatiey. Bal is home from school, to spea
vacation
MOnroevilIe wants a BuiIding and Loan As
s0ciatin.
TinmOns ofths Psrrysburg Jo''saaA Sun
runs to poetry.
Madame Anne has been n Tim ana tOi'
Whites fortune
Oar devil lis returned from Michigan W''l
his load Of wood
Amsn named Collins has been leeturing Oh
tsmDeruncs. in BAHville.
Nud diessrs made an attack on Front
street. Tuesday morning.
AP. Condit Esq, Of New York, is in the
CITY on his semi-annual visit.
A sixteen year old dog, died at the CoWies
House, in Painesville, last week.
Mrs. @. W. willard. Of Tifin, fell and
b.oke her arm one day LIST week
Carver Is immerged in the harassing Vicissi-
tades Of campaign in city politics.
The frost has destroyed all chances Of
psach crop in NontvilIs, Medina County.
There was two corners in wood, last week.
Ordinary rail fences sold for fabulous prices.
The report that GeoEge Taylor, formerly Of
this CITY, had been captured by Indians, is un-
true:
The circus season, at Lima opens to-day,
DIVE Fisher was up at four o'clock to get
front seat
Jos LOveland drank up all the KentOn
wRisksy, lass week, and barely escaped the
ealaboose-
The story on the outside of this paper, en-
titled ..Dostdr john does not refer to Dr..
John Rice
Rhey have iact -arsIisious msstings" in De-
aahce, 80 .rs5 snsvspsPsr eorresPOPd9at
frotu mat pIsee. - ~
The buildings for the new carriage factory
on the east side, begin TO assume the appear
sncs Of business. kf
. David Moony, Of this township, has bought
a farmAea Findlay ana taken Up his reli-
sdsncs st this place. & ftffB EAI
wilmer aspirss to be.a pea nut peddlsr, but
his upper chamber is too poorly furnished for
his s1sisliou 10 b realizsd. ~
Fourteen hundred years ago thehrst day 81
this month, it showed few minutes before
breakfast. Tins makes changes.
1frs. Heffner, HidoW Of the late Samuel 7.
Hsfnei. is in lie csi5, and We anderstau.
coutsurlates malina his her future home
nrn postosies Is to be sslablisbed 8 |
Frhards Station on the L. S. & T. V. R. R.,
called Erhard. John HOwTy is postmaster
Thunder storm Tuesday night the first day
Of April Win some ancient maid of good and
regular standing forward the sign to this Of
fee. 4ks e.
We uotics that several Of our exchanges
have original articles on Mud II has been
very dusty in this section, for couple Of
weeks.
a hotel company, with capital stock of
$4,000, has been organized at Perrysburg-
Preparations for building will be commenced
at once.
Twelve young lady doctors graduated at
Am Arbor, on the 26th Two lady lawyers
graduated at the same place, same day.
whats to HINDER"
Geo. A. Stanbury, Of Norwalk, has been ap-
pointed and commissioned by President Grant,
as one of the Artisans to represent the United
States, at the Vienna Exposition.
Ali fools day was duly observed in this city.
We were deceived but once, and that was
when delinquent subscriber came up and
paid his bill. We held our temper.
OFT was pitiful, pitiful to witness the utter
detection depicted on the countenance of the
young man who slipped and sat down on
heap of Front Street mud on Tuesday.
Mr.. z. h. Gibbs, clerk in the dry goods
store of Theo Williams, at NorWalk and
man well known in that vicinity, died sudden
ly of spoplexy, on Wednesday night of last
week.
new daily newspaper called the Daily
Graphic has recently been started in New
York City. 1t is marvel in journalism. It
is anillu strstsd paper and Is certain to create
a sensation.
1t seems as if the earth was to be scourged,
The small pox had scarcely disappeared, be-
fore Van was nominated Constitutional Can
didAts. Probably the next thing in order
will be the rot.
Napoleon showed its good sen e, on Mon
day of last week, by voting sohdlY 'railroad
yes" The votes cast against it wIro mainly
from German settlement. The whole vote
stocd yes to 6S7; no 60. d
Hon John R. Buchtel, founder of the Col
lsge near Akron, bearing his name, has offer
ed to give $4,000 for a'EOman prOiessorship
in it, provided the women of the State will
subscribe an equal sum TO complete the en-
doWment |
Edmiston, of the Lima Gazette, is to be {
turned out of doors. For some time he has {
been keeping bachelors boarding house in the {
little building in front of the Court House, I
but that is to be moved away, and our friend c
Of the quill will be left homeless.
There was terrible tornado at Canton Mis-
sisippi, on the night of the 29th ult, which
swept track about seventy yards wide
through the center of the town, carrying ev-
srything before it, yet strange TO say no one
was killed and few injured, Loss exceeds
100000.
We notice that Toledo papers have taken
1p the water works question. This will be
,bange, for some six months ago they devoted
heir columns to water works, then they
changed to water works, and since then have
been discussing water works, so that now
omsthing in regard to water works will be
Eight Men Wanted to Sc Il Howe Sew c
ng Machines. The best in the world 7
Toungman & Tyler, Agents, Fremont, o. {
Farmers.-Remember that the next reg
liar meeting OF the Farmers Club ocenrs on e
saturday of this week at the Court House, 4
commencing at l o'clock. L
Remarkable.-A most notable case is
poken Of, by one of our exchanges, where an
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