The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14
FRIDAY, March II, ls73.l
COUNTY MATTERS.


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Moro Mua.
Exis asonnahos. -- ~ p =
Rankin can play Zip. ~
iArurch libnised lsat sunday. -
llessIes are prevailing IN Findlay. -
win Carleton is coming around again.
Gen. sherwood Iectured in Kenton, las
week. EakWs WeE
Tifin is just the place for balloon manu-
facsury. r4sf aTFFFs RI q.
II showed afast and furiOuso on Sunday
afternoon.
An eight year old girl, near FostOrin, weighs
II5 pounds. 'a =
Mansfield is troabled with open whiskey
shops, on Sunday
Delaware aspirss 10 be a city, and will vote
on the question this Spring.
We reckon that there were several soiIed
bOnnsts on Tuesday morning.
Mud about Findlay Is fourteen feet deep;
and it isn't muddy time either
The name Of the American House, at Find
lay, is to be changed to the Belding House.
DR.. Libbey's visits to this city, after this
week viii be on Friday, instead Of Saturday.
The post Office seems to be the only question
of interest in Upper Sandusky, at the present
time.
A paper mill has been started in Tifin, SO
the papers say. They often start things In
Tifan- =
In. KeeIer, Esq whOWas confined at home
a week, with rheumatism, Is able 70 be IN his
Office again.
John Crum, one OF the old sestlors OF sene-
ca county, died in Titiin last week. at the age
OF SZ years
Nearly every mans name, m. Findlsy IS
Sours. We suggest that every one. should
have a sweetness"
Sallnt Leppelman's and see his now Pianos.
We viii tell you All about then IN an adVer-
tisan@t next tweek
sHbbing afry occQrrad st toseoIla, one
dsylaa Eesk eul unior'npatsly neither o..
the men were killed
A minstrel troupe has been organized in
Tifin. The resources Of that famous town
are thereby exhausted s2tf
Haven Adams, a son q hev. T. A Adams
Of PeTysburg, died'at tho residence Of his
parents on Sunday q Last week q
Let thousand people attend the lecture Of
Anna Dickinson Thursday evening, March
2Oth-s Ahsre viii bc seats for all
A bankrupt sale oil boots and shoes, has
been commenced IN Clapp's building, corner
Front ana Y SarrisO0 stress Read he adver-
t'sernen~
DEVON pnohshed az essay on 's4ne DeVll'
N me eRsTSo's'aiii iaats week Eae article
SHOWS tne 1uthor 70 be well acquainted with
his subject E-s
a good, quanned physician VINO can speak
Doth Hngiish ana German ana VINO Is seeking
aiocAulon' VIII nno an eAceilens opening at
0reeh Sprn q
an anlmalea hanoNerchlei nirtation aiiord-
ed considerable amusement to young lady
and gent at the theater' on Monday night.
Stin Suen Inings arc NOT pretty
We tnougnt We heeueo new Drioge' until
VIC "el' 70 I inulHy anu ~" lne runs tnat
tOteet over the bianehard' IN comparison with
"llcn ours Is SUI paSSing'y Deantiiul'
NIKE onor'' whose 10 ufles ile We noticed last
week. olea nom mo accident the following |
usy' Dut py an iha'ef'ahes the notiee OF ms
ue'len olo not appear IN eohheotioh Win the
accident
Are Inets sWO nl''y nilnciiALeS' Or was |
the one VINO played mere IN NIP van "InkiS'
H. ~a-NA ~ - IL i
on MONDAY mgA1 or the one VINO played /
"bertha' In Cleveland on the same evening" /
an lmPoslhonf
81 FstHcks Day viii be celebrated IN this
city IN the evening, by supper at Opera !
Hall There will be music, songs and speech
es. Tickets 70 cents. A pleasant evening
may be expected
We regret to record the fact, but our city /
does not appreciate scientific lectures Super
ior as Prof. Richards lectures are, they failed