The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-04-17

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the premises.
The subject of cremation now attracting SC
much attention throughout the world, is grow
ing in favor.
Miss Elizabeth Fail, aged 81, was found
dead in her bed at TifRn, on the morning O
the sth. Cause-Apnplsxy.
The wife Of Judge Colver, Of sandusky city
died on the sth inst. The deceased was high
" regarded in community,
J.S.van vslkenburg has taken charge Of
the Sidney Democrat. Van has our best wish
es for his success Pecuniarily.
A lady tried to vote in defiance Of the law at
Defiance, April 9Th, but the judges were not
efable, and she became indignihed.
A Pittsburg company offer to put up gas
works at FindIay and furnish gas at IS per
1000 feet if they can get $50 consumers.
Mr.. Soash made the trip from Sparta. Tenn,
20 Bowling Green on horseback, recently, in
twelve days. The distance is $50 miles.
Bro Brown Of the Bellevue Gaz tie leaves
for Cincinnati about the 2Oth. We have not
learned that the GGsette has yet been sold.
It is reputed very sickly at Findlay these
days, because druggists get 50 many prescrip-
tions, and most of them call for fluid extract Of
Rye.
It is at the Toledo Dollar Store, 95 Summit
street, where they are literally giving goods
away-for unheard of bargains no time should
be lost.
Richard Richardson's residence, near Far
mer's Center, Defiance county, was destroyed
by fire on the ID inst. Some household goods
were saved.
The ladies of Findlay regard the election at
that place as favorable, and have passed res
olution promising their moral support to the
new officers.
A. R. Scott, for some time past one Of the
route agents on the L. E. & L. R., has resigned
he has accepted position as advance agent
of a circus company.
A farmer near Marion is said to have cut
down his apple orchard for fear the fruit
might be converted into hard cider. There is
danger of extremes.
Business is improving on the L. E. s. L. BY,
and freight train which had been taken OF
has again commenced running, making
freight train each way, daily.
T. c. Sherman has purchased the interest Of
Brother Psrmenter in the Lima Gazette. He
is young man Of experience, and will make
an efficient successor to the retiring editor.
Rush Sloane, 1t Is said, is anxious to return
from his wanderings, and offers to surrender
If the authorities will release his bondsmen
Bosh. '.The cid guard dies, but never sur
renders"
Bellevue elected A. Woodward, Mayor, Alb.
Trustee Of water works on the Citizens ticket.
The Temperance ticket elected council, clerk,
and cemetery directors.
A farmer who has used them, with unvary-
ing success, assures MS no cattle medicine can
excel Mulford's condition powders, as COM
pounded and sold at POI Summit St., Toledo,
He says 'they are real splendid"
The Star charges "Credit Mobilisr" on the
Tifin council It paid bill of a son of one
of the councilmen for copying ordinances,
amounting to SIS. The Star thinks the work
could all have been done In five days.
Jumping the rope is for the girls what play
ing marbles is for the boys-a spring pastime.
But don't spring too mnch, girls. Flora Bar
tbole, OF Lawrenceburg, Indiana, died a few
days ago because she overdid the business.
At Bellevue, whenever saloon keeper sees
half dozen women together on the street, he
makes himself scarce by locking his door. In
this city the ladies are refused admittance- at
most of the saloons. At others they are per-
mitted to enter, and treated respectfully.
A farmer near Mount Blanchard, purchased
a farm three years ago, and went in debt for
it, borrowing the money to make the first
payment, and owing $500 besides. He is now
out of debt, with his farm paid for. Who says
farming well managed is q poor business2
John Reider, living near Sandusky, was out
hunting snips, but come home minus finger
and plus doctors bill, and neighbor Of his,
Philip Ohlsmacher, went shooting ducks, but
lodged load of shot in ais arm. Experience
will learn them to be more correct in their
aims.
Huron county Commissioners accept some
very Door bridges. One built last fall, near
Greenfield, FELL with crash on the Sd inst,
when Ed. Beason was driving over it with an
empty wagon to which two horses were at
tached. The bridge was evidently built in a
Horkmanlke manner.
When q tramp asks for something TO eat
ask him to split little wood, clean up some
rubbish, or rake of your door yard. If they
are willing to do these things, give them some
thing to eat, and if they do their work well
little scrip may be judicIously bestowed. All
tramps are not of the same order.
None can undersen nsnufaeturers-none
can serve you better-to be convinced of this
fact call on MeiUnk & Co., 204 Summit street,
Toledo, where you may get every kind of fur
niture for the house or Office at an immense
saving-wholesale or retail The best and
cheapest house Of the kind in the city.
A very good looking, lOng-hsired individual,
With fine voice, made the air resOund on
Monday evening, at the corner of Front and
ssate streets. OF course he had something to
sell-a useful little potato parer and slicer-
and always had "one more left of the same
Sort bis singing was very superior.
Near Pemberville, Wood county, on the 4th, f,
barn belonging to Mr.. Sherman was destroy
cd BY fire whhe he was attending funeral.
Five COWS, colt, farming utensils, wagons,
&c, were destroyed with the barn, which it is
supposed was fred by child. The loss
amounted TO 81 500; partially insured in the
Farmers' Club.
Drs. Larimore & Evans, Of the Medical and
Surgical Institute, corner Monroe and st. Clair
streets, Toledo, are efsoting wonderful cures
in many chronic cases which have bafaed the
country faculty. Those afflicted with any
natural deforuity-the deaf, the blind and
Others generally deemed incursble viii GER
tainlv here find their cases treated with good
effect.
George Hsyne, q young man aged l5 years,
ms drivine with his mother, on Sunday last,
psar Wstsrville, when he suddenly dropped
the lines and fell from the wagon, the hind
Wheel Of which passed over bis head. The
horses were frightened and ran away, throw
ing Mrs. h. ont, and iDjuring her slightly.
The young man is supposed to have died be-
fore be ieIl from the wagon.
Below will be found statement showing
what constitutes ear load and shippers win
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