The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-08-07
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Crsdes show e no more.
wheat has been coming IN lively the past
wesk
> John Doll, near Weston, Wood county, got
iss bushels Of wheat from four acres.
And now the Cary ghost story is denied.
Wei, Who ever saw a ghos. anyway?
A band Of gipsies encampsd near town last
week. but only remained short time.
Zion Reform church, OF Thompson town
ship, Seneca county, viii be dedicated Sept.
Ctr.
Sixteen miles beyond Ds6snce, the B. P. q
C.R. r. has located town which is called
stsniey.
There is 50 much apathy in regard to the
new constitution that it viii no doubt be cas-
i.5 defeated
Some friend in CalifOrnia has sent US copy
Of che Tshama Independent, very spnghtly
Little paper.
The B. P. & C. RI is rapidly advancing
on Chicago. It's track has been laid 100 miles
west of Defiance.
The melou-ehoiic days have come. They
are known by the usual sign-large green
pills Of an oblong character
Lima has a Beecher-Tilton sensation, but
the Gazette does not give the names, nor mem
tion what the masculine called it.
A man in Upper Sandusky, after reading
the TiIion-Beecher matter, put up sign over
his door emo more pastoral visits.7
The Defiance Democrat hath a controversy
vita preacher named Reade, and striveth
with him after the fashion of Walt Whitman.
On the 24th ult., a stranger, German,
name unknown, fell dead on the bridge at De-
fance. Probable cause congestion Of the
lungs.
Hiram vieIe, formerly Deputy Grand Mas
tar Of the I. O. o. F., Of this state, died at Ak
ron on the 25th ult. His funeral was largely
attended.
At the recent sale Of lots at BelleIontaine,
Rafensperger sold lO2 lots. If you want to
have sale Rafenspsrger is the man to get
to manage it for you.
The Grangera held a Harvest Home Pic
Mic, At Van Vert, on the SOth. There wefe
eeO wagons in procession, and from 5000 to
6ooo people present.
At Van Vert, on the oath, during the
storm. a brick house was blown down, and a
young lady was caught among the timbers
and fatally injured.
The Firemen's Tournament at Van Vert,
on the 18th, promises to be of unusual inter
est. Some 20 companies, have manifested
their intention TO be present.
Frank Loomis, of Bellevue, who had been
clerk in the Postofice for several years, re-
Gently received the appointment as route
agent on the l. S. & H. S. R. R.
On Friday last, the Cleveland Herald says,
the amount Of money put up in pools on the
various races was about S25O,OO0. And still
the money matters are no easier.
Frank Bockles, Of Lima, afflicted with
white swelling, fell and broke his leg, and it
had to be amputatsd near the body as there
was no hope of the bone uniting.
Mrs. Mary Strain, of Pittsburg, was thrice
married, and each time married a Strain, and
consequently did not change her name. It
may be considered as a case Of overstraining.
The fair grounds Of the Riehland county
Agricultural Society, were sold at sherif's
sale last week fO- $4,000. The Richland Ma
tonal Sank is now the the proprietor thereof.
The communication Of Anonymous" is in
the waste basket because it is anonymous.
Correspondents who VIII not trust the editor
with their real names can expect no other
result.
The mayor Of Lima having more tramps in
his bailwick than he knew what 10 do with,
set lot Of them to work in the chain gang.
The practice would be hailed as an improve
ment here.
We had the pleasure of a friendly chat
Rsv. J. K. Kost, formerly Of Plymouth, on
Saturday last. He was on his way to Bryan
to fil an appointment in the Presbyterian
church of that place.
Sandusky county is ahead We have heard
OF number Of fields from which the yield OF
wheat was more than 80 bushels to the acre.
Our neighbors who have been boasting of 40
and AZ must take shack seats"
C. W. o,Neal and d. M.Yance, of Findlsy,
have patented process for. making paper out
Of hard wood. The Findlay papers will now
have chance to turn the "hard' wood they
get on subscription to valuable account.
The Hancock county Driving Park Associa-
ton viii hold their first regular meeting this
week, commencing on Thursday and closing
on Saturday. The second race on Saturday is
Trotting, Stree to AH"-purse sl75, $50 and
sS5.
Goodman the murderer and four offers at
tackled the Sheriff of Putnam county, on the
26th, knocked him down and made their es-
cape. Injured as he was, be pursued and
eaptursd Goodman And now it viii be well
enough to manasle that murderer.
A Norwalk man who had been to the
Cleveland races, last week, returned home on
Thursday night $500 ahead. Friday he con-
cluded to 60 back and that night returned
minus $1,000. He is now engaged trying to
balance his profit and loss account.
A party from Burgoon attempted to reach
Green Springs, last Sunday, and thought they
had when they reached point where the wa
ter had put on an emerald hue. When they
discovered their mistake it was late, and they
returned without sight of the real Springs
Try again.
While attempting to get on freight train
at AEilbury, on Saturday afternoon last, T. J.
White, railroad agent at that place had his
left foot crushed DR.. Lucky, Of Elmore and
DR.. Forbes, Of Toledo, were telegraphed for
and at once went to the assistance of the
wounded man.
Hackensack, New Jersey, was excited on
the 22d. President Grant, on his way to Pat
terson, stopped there half an hour, and the
Rspu5Tican gives a two column account Of the
ssop. The special train which conveyed the
Presidential party was in charge Of Henry
Reed. formerly Of this city.
aOhl Isn't He Tease" is the title of a
eeateei comic song just published by F. W.
Helnlick, music dealer, Of Cincinnati. 1t is
rather pretty, and the title page is adorned
with handsome photograph Of Miss Ida
Richmond, the sOngstress. Fifty cents sent
TO the publisher will secure a copy.
The Harvest Home Pic Mic, at Findlay last
weslc,was a decided success. Eighteen Grang-
es were represented, and an immense number
OF people were in attendance. The process
sion wasIong and contained about 1000 wag-
ous loaded with people. The Findlay papers
think there were 1000 people present.
A fellow out in Mclean, Illinois, sends us
postsI card printed full with the description
Of a shoemaker, who has been guilty of nu
,,arous peccadiIlos, and asks US to give the
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