The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-05-23

70 establish hub and spoke factory, az Mar
ion in that State, and will leave for their new
field Of operations IN few days.
To-day the citizens Of Bellevue vote upon
the subject Of Water Works It is mesr
form. The people want water works and vii
have them. Fremont needs Water Work., e
furnish a fire supply, if for no other purpose
and Council should not wait until some dire
calamity occurs before providing for security
Tho editor Of tho Painesville Adgers'ssr has
a fortune in prospect. he has discovered
that a peach tree in bis lot has sr blossoms on
il. Hehad offered tho lot for sale, but now
refuse, TO san tnnIess the purchaser will pay
f,r he pro.pseclive crop Of peaches. He is as
proud Of that tree as if be had found gold
mine. 6
Al load Of beer vas pTomiscuously embarked
on tho sandusky rivs1. st Tifin, on the 18th.
A bauIky horse backed into the river, upset
the Lead, and then drowned himself. The kegs
81 beer were not recovered, and the Sfar
thinks they came 70 Fremont They have not
YET arrived. Tho stopping plnces.on the wsy
are foo numerous.
Dont leave greasy dirty rags aronnd' par
ticulariy if they are slowed away closely. A
lot of this kind of property, which had been
used by painters aud plumbers, while at work
on tho Congregational Church at Mansfield,
were slowed away in q keg, and on the night
Of the Sth, ignitsd spontaneously, and came
near destroying the church.
A ruras poet thus breaks forth: ''Oh, the
snere, the beautiful snore, filling her chamber
from ceiling 10 aoori Over the coverlet. un-
der the sheet, from her wee dimpled chin to
her pretty feetl Now rising aloft like bee
in June; now sunk TO the vail of a cracked |
bassoonl Now, flute like, subsiding then ris-'
ing again, is tho beautiful snore of Elizabeth
jane" -.,.. -I.
On The 9th, during a storm, school house
near FindIay was struck by lightning. The
auid struck the siovs pipe, glanced to the
drum and thence to the Goor, tearing quite
large hole In the foor. The teacher stood
near the stove and pupil was putting wood
in, when the lightning struck, but singulariy
and fortunately no one was injured though all
we're badly frightened.
: Boston Jubilee GilImore is TO take charge
i frolic at Chicago. the first week IL Jane
Il is to last week and be held in the new
mammoth depot of the L. S. & NJ. s. R'y. All
.ailroads eenters in the city offer reduced
ares. and they expect to attract tremend-
'us oatpOuring ofpeople, to the show The
Tane Jabilss ofchioago is expected to excel
he May Festival of Cincinnati.
Avoid having damp, vet cellar under Jour
Iouse. Darkness and damphess lead to mel
ucholy and death; tightnsss and drynsss to
heerfulness and life, Clean out yOur cellar,
nd keep it well ventilated. See that the
rain is kept open, and then You will not be
roubled with mold, and poisonous an taint-
ng the butter, milk, pork, and other eat
bIes, and carrying stencil into the rooms
bove every time you open the cellar door.
On the 9th inst a destructive hail storm |
asssd over Van Vert Co. In York Town
hip, it appeared as whirlwind, and passed 4
yer strip about two and ons-half miles in
sDgth, by twenty rods in width, destroying /.
verything IN its path. A straw-stsck was
icked up and carried a mile or more; large
rec was twisted OF and carried some distance,
nd fence rails were carried two hundred feet
p into the air, Wbirling like straws, and fin
lily striking the earth with great force. For 4
inately no dwelling house was injured, a
A private letter from Washington gives an
eeount Of most touching and significant .
pisode in the funeral services of Chief JUS +
ce Chase. When on that bright spring n
forming the eatafalqne bearing the honOred O
,mains reached the steps of the Capitol, it
as taken in charge by company of coiored h
en, who bore it Teverently, with uncovered n
sads, to the place prepared for it in the lio- a
lnda. When the coffin had been laid in u
ate, the wives and mothers and sisters OF :,
lose eolored men came with baskets of the :,
loiccst and eostliest hot-house flowers, and
irly buried it beneath their fragrant and
sautifui offerings. The men and women of Il
Derated race had come TO honor the ashes of o.
cir first and bravest apostle, the man who "
ID first and most zealously laid the axe at "
@ root of the infamous system which denied jo
EN- and their brethren the birthnght of pi
eedom: 1t was a picture for art>to repro "a
ice and history to transmit. liz,