The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-01-02
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AHsppy New Year to all.
-,- The season. for killing deer Is over.
lfif4 Steam fire engine NO.2 hss arrived.
The Continental Railway is again "Sure to
.lss be built.1
The days have comr rs-eed to Isnghsn. at
both ends
The Grangers of Ohio viii meet at Xeuia on.
the 18th February.
The Journal the Peoples Journal and
beautiful Engraving for S2,75
Ottawa county people enjoy paying taxes
This year they pay about per cent
Hon. Chas. Foster will accept our thanks
f,r copies of the Congressional Record.
The Catholic society of of Clyde are holding
fair in Weeks Hail the present week.
trf Au live business men advertise in the papers
y and let folks know whst they have TO sell.
The Patrons Of Husbandry meet at Shomo's
Hall on Saturday next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ
Isaac OvsrhOster, aged 60 years, was found
dead on the road between Arcadia and Findlsy
Afew days ago.
Remember the meeting Of the Farmers
Club, at the Court House Saturday next at
half-past O'Clock
The Governor Of Pennsylvania proclams
that the State paid $l,5O4,672.7O Of its debt
during the past year.
stol The school examiners hold special sxsmin-
alton on Saturday Of next week. Teaehers
should bear It in mind.
Tbomal Scott, who lives The farm of Mr..
Lennon, near Clyde, was badly injured while
chopping a log on the 18th.
The encanpment of the Grand Army Of the
Republc of Ohio viii meet in Alliance the
10Th day of January 1874.
By the first of February new mandatory
ge running fifteen or twenty hands, will be put
in operation in New Philadelphia.
Pitt Tyler shot wild hen turkey, on Christ
mas morning, near the warehouse, which
weighed seventeen pounds and half.
Before its adjournment the Senate confirmed
quite q number Of Ohio appointments, among
them that of our P. A., s. A J. Snyder
Our dealers soy the holiday trade was never
better. Money is plenty enough, but people
didn't like TO bring it out before Christmas.
Fourteen patents were granted to Ohioans
during the week ending November 25th, and
fifteen during the week ending December ID.
The taxes nearly all paid, and new the
treasury should begin to shell out to the town.
ships and put the money back into circulation.
Perry Close got his hand into saving ma
chine few days ago, and had it slightly dam
aged He understands sewing machines bet
ter
. Flavel Downs. of AtchisOn, Kansas, is spend
" tl ing the holidays with his friends in this city.
He looks as though westsra life agreed with
him.
E The Tfin Star has put on new dress and
it much improved thereby. We congratulate
the new proprietOrs on this evidence Of pros
Perity.
Thanks to those subscribers who have re-
iI spondcd to our calls We trust those yet un-
heard from viii report during the present
month.
Bring on your orders for job printing. We
are equipped with steam, and work at city
prices
Water will find its level. In Marion, last
week. John c. Water was married to Caroline
Level
Persons having money to invest should call
1rFs at either OF banks and gessome city bonds
LFe.b Tbeyars good property, ana pay eight per
cent Interest. -i--ts. rs
Mr. A. Burning was in the way of train
which was backing down to the depot at Ma
pOleon, on the 18th, and was badly bruised in
consequence.
A change has taken place in the firm of Jo-
seph & Co., M Bilstein retiring. Wherever
Nose locates we hope he may meet with full
y n g measure of success.
young Dane, named August TeschlCeWas
killed by falling tree one day last week at
Oak HarbOr. He had 81 900 On his person az
the time Of his death.
Envelopes printed at a small advance on
cost, at this Office. Have you card printed on
the envelopes you use. It may save you the
loss Of a valuable letters.
Frederick and Abbott OF Clyde, were sued
by Mrs a J. Shoup for selling liquor to her
~ husband, and a jury trial was the result. The
jury awarded 500 damages.
On Saturday and Sunday the 10th and llth
of January, a District Convention of the
- Young Mems Christian Association, viii be
held at Clyde, to which general attendance
is invited.
We have learned of several attempts to
Ez4 commit robberies on the night of the fire,
which were unsuccessfuI, but which are evi.
dsnces TO Us that plunder was the object Of the
s4 ineendiaries
The annual good resolution period cam'
with the first of January It is the only Oc
ca.ions some folks have of realizing thay ar'
not perfect. All the rest Of the year "they
are not as other men"
A young in Toledo recently blew
out the gas and went to bed. But for tn
timely discovery Of the case, she would have
been q cold corpus before morning When dis
covered she was insensible
husband and wife, at Portland Me- re
Gently laid abed thirty hours to find out who
should build the FIRE. The wife got hungry
first, and the husband was on hand in time tc
join in eating what she had cooked
Rev. Coulter, Presbyterian minister Of s.
Marys had an agreeable surprise party, at hi
residence. on the 22d. The party came unan
nOuneod brought plenty Of provender, had
good supper, and left some very aeceptAbl
presents.
Near Whartonsburg, the line Of the c.
4 G. R. b. on the evening Of the 2Osb, som
rascal threw stone through the window
\ coach. It passed over passengers hea