The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-09-04
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while al are through moving.
TifHn has "A streets.
Duck shooting is legal.
Eiyria has bachelors club.
Sweet potatoes are already in the market.
TIE State Fair commences on Monday IL
To.
The public schools viii open on MOnda
Seneca County Fair at Tim, Sept. 2s, .
Fat Mems Convention on the 10th, at Put
in-Bay
Coon hunting is now in Orier-if you ca
ind any.
utis well to remember elderberries max
good pies.
hickory nuts and wslnuts promise to b
plsntiful this year.
Il Is confidently hoped that Findlay viii b
LIT with gas by next spring.
A month with an ''r'' in having come round
clear your throat for oysters.
Marsh corn is reported as much ike nnl'
more cans than anything else.
Remember the excursion Of the Fremont
City Band to Put-in-Bay, on the 10th
The Erie conference Of the n. E. church
will meet in the city Of Erie, Sept. "A.
Five Of the ministers in active work of the
Erie n. E. conference have died thisyesr.
The crop OF watermelons, this year, is pro
life, and we are told they are good for drop,
~
Tho post Office at Findlay has been enlarg-
ed to the extent Of three hundred new Office
boxes.
George Stokes. q carpenter, of Allen cOun-
II, died on the 2lst, from the eEects OF sun
stroke
The Knight Tsmplass had gay old time
at Pat-in-Bay, during their recent eneamp-
ment there.
Prof. c. W. Oakes, of BeIlefontaine, has
been appointed superintendent of the Nor
walk schools.
Father Hannin, of Toledo, is spoken of as
the one who will succeed to .he Archbishop
ric Of Cincinnati
On Tuesday evening of last week, the
Green Springs council repealed the McCon-
nelsgille ordinance.
Sherman's brigade, and the regiments that
saw service with it win reunion at Mt. Gille-
ad, on Thursday next.
The Office Of the 7. T. & E r. R. at TiHin,
was burglarized one night recently, but the
burglars got nothing for their pains.S
We notice that our friend o. J. DeWolfe,
Of the Js6ersoaia,', has had a presentation at
his house. It is girl and doing finely.
The present peach crop throughout the
country has been exceptionally prolific, and
prices are at present favorable to canning.
The September term of the Wood County
Court Of Common Pleas, opened at Bowling
Green, on Tuesday last, with a docket of 24O
cases.
Professional men, Like "ilI weeds" prosper
IN Tithn, which city boasts eighteen doctors,
twenty-one lawyers, twelve ministers and six
editors.
The American House has been re-opened
at Clyde, and gives promise of excellent ac-
eomnOdalion under an efficient and obliging
prOprietOry.
A Fort Wayne carpenter got too much beer
in Van Vert, last week, and before its effects
had left him his valuable watch was gone, by
the aid Of = light fingered gent.
Mr.. Jeremiah Smith, Of York township,
died at his residence on Friday week, aged
50 years He was one of the oldest and most
citizens in the township.
The days are shortening, while the cool
nights and mornings remind us Of approach
ing frosts. Agriculturslists and Horticul-
turslIsts should not overlook this fact.
The Board of Education for Ottawa coun-
~ last week appointed Mr. Clarke as school
superintendent, but that gentleman declining
t. accept, the position remains untitled.
The Toledo Democrat and Herald aIe now
Issuing Sunday moraing edition. A COM
positor IN the Office of this paper is said to
have recently recsived 200 nom Germany.
We learn that the man. WooIlam, who was
recently shot in the act of stealing water mel
onz, in Montgomery county, has since died,
but the person who shot him is still at large
Two men. Barney Sullivan and Wright
Charlton, of Center township. Wood county,
were last week almost suffocated by gas in a
new well being cut on the farm Of Mr Abner
Nail.
Oh, for the monster onions -leViathiau cab
fruit and other rareities from
s.naturs's garden" Farmers Of Sandusky
county bring them to our fair and reap your
Just reward.
On the Path, near Bellevue, Patrick Powers
was engaged getting some oats from the NOW,
when he fell, and coming in contact with
box, received serious injuries; still, be is re-
covering faYorably.
Mrs. Jessup, Of Esst Sidney, Shelby eoun-
ty, had her house entered on the 2lst, while
the family was away, and all the silver ware,
money and clothing taken therefrom. There
is no clue to the thief.
The Fridley boys recently threshed for Jack
Fox, of jackson township, Shelby county,
twelve bushels of Alsace clover seed, the
product Of just two acres of ground, which is
heavy yield.
Isaac Clay, Er-, for many years of Seneca
county, but latteTly residing at Bowling Green,
Wood county, died recently of paralysis
aged % years. Deceased was a soldier in the
war Of 1872, and pioneer settler il Seneca
county.
EFarmersl it is your duty to support your
county fair with more than your welcome
presence-bring in your splendid cattle-shew
Us some OF your best corn, and prompt your
..gude wifep to let her dairy be fairly repre-.
sentsd,
Mr. John Van HELEN, of Perrysburg, Wood
county, has grown a tomato weighing two
pounds and nine ounces, which he presented
to the editor of the Parrysburg Journal. Ii
the latter was not supremely happy with such
a prize he ought to have been.
The recent fire at Bellevue has served to
stir up the editor of the Gazette on the sub
jsct Of the city water works. and Brother
Hammer directs an excellent p5ompter to the
City Council to carry the work out before the
winter Is advanced Hammer at them neigh
Dor.
The Patrons Of Husbandry had splendid
pic mic at Tifin, last Thursday. The attend
auce was large, and everything passed Of har-
Among the speakers we notice
that Hon. chsrles Foster and Hen. w. Noble
addressed the thrOng.
The Bellevue Gasette evidently means buSi-
ness L suggests a new hotel for that place
and selects the site of the late foundry Of
Woodward & Mayne. The idea is a capital
one, the citizens could easily raise the necet-
sary capital and We should rejoice to see such
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