The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-01-16
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FOstOria Schools have 42S pupils.
The boys have turned the street into aka
ing rink.
Chicken stealing is complained Of in rur
districts.
The Erie County Court House, st sandu
ky, IS nearly completed
Rev Waddle, Of Kenton, received "
testimonial, at Christmas.
Good Better is scarce, though eomnandin
from 22e. to 26c. per pound.
The JosgaaI the Peoples Journal and
ssautifuI Eng1aving for S2,76.
The TEiu Prssss CGernnu) has been en-
larPed to an eight column paper.
The river is now frozen over and ice deale1
prospects ere locking more favorable
Geo. B. sterens has been appoiu ted ageu
fer the B.P. & C. R. R. Co, at TifRn-
a daughter Of Mr.J. T. johnson, Of sandn,
Ky. died suddenly at Omaha, recently.
There were thirty-eight marriage license
granted in HANCOCK county last month.
Henry township, Wood county, dedicated
new Eyangelioal church on the 4th inst
: The Baltimore s. Ohio R. R.. commenced
arunning regular trains on New Years day.
Daring the month Of December there werr
one hundred and seven arrests made in Tifin
The new barrel and stavs factory will b,
ready for operations about the middle of Feb
ruary. p
Bring on your orders for job printing. ",
are equipped with steam, and work at city
prices.
Tifan Agricultural Works has jOst afforded
adiviaend Ct Is psr cent, free Of taxes; pay
able Feb. 5th
Hancock county claims 70 have about the
smallest amount Of delinquent taxes of any
county in Ohio.
Mr. J. W. Chamberlin, of Carey, has been
engaged as secrstasy of the TtBn Shoe Man
ufacturing Co.
Saml. Sherman, farmer near NorWalk, has
iust slaughtered two hogs weighing S75
pounds dressed
There was reOsnEy shipped from Findlay,
within q psriod Of six weeks, about $4,000
pounds Of poultry.
At DeshIer, on the 9th, John sigerr, Of that
KANeof AoAA AANln = S9Al MlAAo 1u4
received fatal injuries.
Timn Savings Bank has declared dividend
Of 10 per cent, for eight months, leaving
small balance on hand.
Judge Fox, Of NorWalk, issued 275 marriage
Licences during the year ls7S-a falling OF Of
% compared with 1872.
Henry J. Flsck, an old resident Of wyandot
county, died at bis residence, in Upper San
dusky, on the Soth ult.
We understand that Mr. h. b. Hardesty's
Historical Atlas of Ottawa County is complst-
ed and viii shortly appear.
A two year old member Of the swine fra
tsrnity recently purchased at Fostoria, weighed
e5s pounds. Too fat to live.
It is in contemplation by the members of
Port Clinton Tarnverein, to hold masquer.
ade ball on the 18th of February.
Wood was plentiful in the city on Thuraday
and It was some what difficult to evads the
tempting offers mado by the farmers on the
street.
Vsrnillion can boast OF a Ve tsran Of the war
Of lsl2-One AmAsou Washburn, eighty-fve
HNlAA1 "a VIZ AGlI4NGe lOlallLs
A man, named McCsrty, has been arrested at
Ganssville for stsbsing, and stands bound over
60 answer the charge of manslaughter.
The new iron bridge, in course of couStruc-
ton at Findlay-being erected at a cost Of
tl6,00O-will, it is expected, be finished this
week.
The plane makers, ct the sandusky Tool
Works, have struck, in view Of recovering q
late reduction Of twenty per cent on their
wages.
a pound boat, belonging TO Miles Fox, Of
the Peninsula, laden with lumber, was recent
ly nearly wrecked in the Bay, of JohnSon's
Island.
Jacob r. Mowen has secured the contract
for constructing the Lima Inarmary, next
year. the cost Of which is not to exceed
$4,000.
In GAINESVILLE, when roughs asssil the police,
8 recess Of twenty days is granted them from
active life to indulge the attractions within 8
home Institution.
A fire broke out in the residence Of Philip
Beebricher, at Bellevue, on Tuesday evening
damage was done.
The sandusky Mes Sslicon Steel Works are
in ''fuIl blast"-running day andniGht. Their
chief manufacture is steel rails. This is HraiI-
ing" with q vengeance"
Envelopes printed at small advance on
cost, at this ofice. Have your card printed on
tbs envelopes you use. 1t may save you the
loss Of valuable letter.
Garvin & Co., keep up heavy shipment Of
hogs from this city. The heaviest animal they
have received this season, was fed in this town
snip and weighed $50 pounds.
On Thursday morning, the 4th, the body CT
g colored infant was found floating in pond,
near the ShultE House, in Forest. Tho mat.
Ter Is under strict investigation.
The 18th inst, is appointed for the annual
election ef officers to the Ottawa County Ag-
ricultural Society. The election will take
plase at the Court House, Port Clinton.
Sheriff Wiley, Tiain, after two months ILL
ness, is now able to be out, though very feeble.
Bis official duties have been performed, dur
ing his absence, by Ex-Sheriff Edward Ckilds
a plot to break out Of the Police Station at
Toledo, and kill the turnkey If necessary in
order to do 30, was discovered on Thursday
last, and was frustrated by energetic meas-
urss.
On Sunday last, at Bellevue, the remains Of
Mr. james Sawyer, aged seventy years, were
conveyed to their final resting place. Mr.. Saw
yer had resided in that section thirsy-eight
years.
The Lima GaEstts says aDr. Henry Moss
hes returned to Lima, and is now q fixture
here Not avery strong TecommsndatiOR
for an II, D., although "TOlling stone gathers
no moss"
The meeting Of the Erie County Farmers
Club viii be held at the Brick Church, Per-
kins, on the 29th inst, when 1t is proposed to
discuss the propriety Of organising a Coanty
Grange.
DR.. McConnsliy and wife, of VermiIliou,
were recently conplimsnted by numerous
surprise party 10 celebrate their "china wed.
ding," or tReutisth year Of matrimonial ex
psrienee,
BeleTHs Building and Loan Association
held its annual meeting on the 9Th, when the
net rssourses of the society we're shown to be
SlOo, ,iz0o6 Amos Woodward was elected
PRECEDENT.
An exchange ssys: IA hog without an ap-
petite, like the "Iord of creation" lives with
little pleasure to himself or profit to anybody
else. Sell hiu OF kill hint won't pay tC
keep him.