The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-30
Readables.

Il rsined on Monday night
crsps season will soon be over.
Fires continue in the woods near Toledo
Fostoria public schools have 4os scholars.
Buffers too high, Is The housekeeper's CRY
Raini RainI Rainl ! I Is evsryons's strain
Lard pure and. goods too dear to mi
food.
Bsyan has $50 buildings and population
of26sl.
ooshoctOn eOurs house wiz Be completed il
few days.
ssneusky county court of Common Plsas i
sdll IN session.
zkr0n hs. ssos school children, only Is Ot
whom are eoIoFed.
Finelay needs society for the prevention
Of cruelty to animals.
ThefoWn council Of Bryan is negotiating
for steam fire engine.
The lunar eclipse on Saturday night last
Wss complete SUCCESS.
Wood county has constructed no fever than
fourtesn new canals this yesr.
They made a man pray seven hours fol
stealing mule, IN Delaware.
Sehool nuneration in Bryan is 764, and Che
new school house is being rooted.
At Georgeton, Mass, Ere destroyed $685.
oo0 wOr9h Of property on the 18th.
Bowling Green, Wood county, IS now max
Tag an effort to organize brass band.
The Akron Weekly I,sdependenf is said &c
have gone out Of the printing business
A fire in Ottawa, last week, resulted in the
total destruction Of SIX or eight houses
The Buckeye Granger is the title Of nsW
paper about to be published st Perrysburg.
The work on the Rev. Chittsnden's house,
on the public square. is progressing rapidly.
HOgs are reported as dying, in the western
part Of ssnduaky city, from an unknown dis
ease
Il Is rsmored that repair shop Of the L. 8.
&Ms. z. B. win be established at Port
Clinton.
Nov Is the time for buckWheat cskss-and
the voics Of the chestnut worm is heard in
the land.
The total receipts Of the Defiance county
fair were s2,255Sl. That Of Williams county
s2,2s459.
The wheat is suffering greatly from the ef
isets Of the drought, and is dying out in the
drysss spots.
There is more building in the rural districts
Of Erie county this fall than has been known
tOrnany years.
There are over 200 cases in the docket for
the November session Of Seneca county Com
mon Pleas court,
Traupu and thieves are generally reported
a. very numerous. Farmers especially should
look out for them.
Black bsa1s are Iaid to roam through the
Esids Of Wood county. It is lawful to catch
bsarz at all tines.
Fenuimore & Grant viii soon commence
rrnni1g their staye and barrel factory day
end night Good.
Port Clinton is agitating the question Of a
steam FIRE engine, on which subject the town
i being canvassed.
Jimmy Shead, Of Defiance, now knows what
It Is to mount q refractory horse-his expert
ence "a broken arm.
The survivors Of the esth regiment viii hold
are-union at Crosby House, Defiance, on the
26th Of January next.
There viii be 3 grand coanty temperance
league fair and festival at FindIay on The Sd,
4th and 9Th Of November.
Every family should keep barrel or two Of
water in convenient place, 50 that hre may
n0s find them uuprspared.
F. W. CogsWell, attorney. Of Sandusky,
recently experienced 8 considerable bruislng
By being thrown from his buggy.
Our farmers ought to be content with their
success this year, notwithstanding the wealth
Ordeprives them Of wet for time.
The FiDdlay JefsrsOaiaR has changed
hands, E G. and o. J. DeWoI having pur-
chased the interest OF DR.. 4. P. KILLER.
House plants should now be grated and
the underbruhh cleared out before November
thoroughly sets IN with severe weather.
Weddings hzve not besn quite 90 plentiful
in Fremont during the past week-prObably
the eclipse had something to do with it.
Notwithstanding TIE predictions Of many,
last spring, the spple crop has been quite fair,
and the fruit is unusually good this year.
Nr. James Newton, Of Cstawba Island, was
severely hurt on Saturday week, by his horse
RAINING sway and throwing him against a
fence.
Hiss Maggie Taylor, an equestrisnns in
Barnum's show, end q native Of Ccsbocton.
was recently bukly hurt by hsins thrown from
her horse.
Daniel slreeter, farmer, near Tontogony,
recently got his foot caught in thresbing
machine, rendering amputstiOu at the ankle
necessary.
Judge Geo. G. PhlspI has moved with his
family to Bowling Green, SO as TO be mOre
eOnvenisutly located while attending his inn
portant duties.
TIE Ottawa county teachers association
viii hold meeting at GraytoWp, on Thurs
day, December Slst, the programme for which
is slresdy in print.
Daniel Armbrustsr, Of ST. Msrys, who con.
mitted rape upon young lsdy in that city
recently, has Just been sentenced to fifteen
years in the penitentory.
The authoritisS Of TontogAny have bser
testing the bowels Of the earth, in quest oi
water, and have struck spring which it il
believed viii supply the town.
It Is reported that very well executed
counterfeit 6Oc. bill is in circulation in thC
llansasld district, Such a hint may prove
worth half dollar to remember.
Tbs Hon. W. F. Stone, of sandusky city
who recsntly resigned his scat on the Suprems
Bench, has left for California to recuperate
his declining health. Mrs. Stone accompanies
him.
Ths body Of ship tinbermau named VIII
liam Nelaud, of Cold Greek, N. Y, was found
In the canal at Defanos recently. He il sup
posed to have slipped in while crossing the
lock.
Andy orne, of Wood comfy. hauled saw
log into Bowling Green las. week weighing
seven tons. Growing such specimens, it is
easily decipheEed whence this county derived
its name.
Mr.. Adam Clemens, Of Riehland township,
Defiance county. was recently assisting to re-
move large stone when pry lie was using
slipped, and he received 3 compound fracture
Of tbs leg.
FiadIay win be favored by a visit from two
very important bodies next year-The state
ledge Of The 10. o. F., and the Presbyterian
synod Of Toledo. Findlay will do ample jus
tiee by them.
From ali parts Of the country come report.
Of = scarcity Of water, and cattle are almos1
on the verge Of suffering, while farmers have
already commenced to feed their hay put NJ
for winter use.
Doc. Butler, Of Lima, died on sundsy nigh