The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-03-27

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For Ofaco fixtures 60 to Meilink & Cos, %
Summit street, Toledo.
FsmsTsinWood county are already repOrte
Ss sowing oats and spring wheat.
Allen county infrmsry now contains thirty
nine paupers, idiots, and crazy people
The T. ". & ". R. B. has finally come t
the three cents mile platform-in Ohio
Defiance county Agricultural Society wi
hold its annual fair October 9th, 7th, sth and
9th.
Friaav was The Hrst day Of spring-ths sur
sir O'Clock, making the dsy and nigh
equal
win be finished to Defiance in June, it il
thought.
Mplfords matehlssa condition powders fOi
horses and cattle may by had ct lSe Summit
street, Toledo.
Mrs. Nycs, one Of our Oldest citizens, cele-
bruted the completion of her SD year, on
Wednesday last
The G. sac r. r. have recently made a
reduction on their local freight tariff, equal to
twenty per cent.
A large black bear was seen the other day.
one mile from Paulding on its way south, car
rying With it a hog.
The AEsrch aIiOn" switched his tail iuriously
on THURSDAY snd Friday bat IS at present bask-
ing in the sunshine
twill soon be time for gardening, but do
not handle the ground before 'Jaek Frost"
has made a complete surrender.
Tbs iad5ss couiineneea evisiting" the saloons
Of Toledo, on Tuesday. One man offered to
sell out, bat they didn't purchase.
st Marys has just lost the chance Of secur-
in a staye factory. because the people felt too
moor TO nav ANYTHING towards getting it.
A Fostoria woman, it is said, has purchased
shot gun and VIII shoot any man who gives
her husband liquor. Look out for her.
Fsrmers be sure you buy Mulford's Condi-
tion Powders, the safest and most effect We Of
fsrsd-Send to l3s Summit strest, Toledo.
The sandusky JOarnal states that the en-
ployes Of the Steel Works in that city have
sim much difRculty in recovering their wages
Messrs Banks and Jacobs of Birmingham,
Erie county, ara about 10 succeed to the bus
iness formerly conducted by Mr.. n. straus, OF
Oberlln.
Msiiink & Co., Of 2e4 Summit street Toledo,
are ofsring household furniture at amazing
prices, ana what Is more, warrant their goods.
Can on them.
Alszsnder Rosenbaum, who, for several
yearS had been = conduetor on the c. S. 8 c.
R.R, died suddenly at Sandusky on Sunday
night, the 18th.
An audience Of about 1900 assembled at
TiGn on the night Of the 2Oth, to hear Dio
Lewis, but Dios voice had failed him, and he
didn't put in an appearance
The work Of visiting the saloons began in
Fostoria, on Monday. One man surrendered.
Another threw some beer on the ladies while
they were engaged in prayer.
The residence of DR.. w. L Kelley, on
Adams street, Toledo, was entered by burglars
on the night of the 2Oth, and some silver and
plated ware Eers carried of.
On Friday night last, an effort was made to
clossn saloon at Mansfield. Some one got in
and turned the spiggots and the exhilsrating
beverages quietly stole away.
An exchange reminds its reader that "mov-
ing time" is near at hand-it would certainly
be a mors startling revelation could they hint
when time would cease moving.
A Blr. John Powers, of Perrysburg, Wood
county, is said to have "taksn in" during one
week, 500 dozen of eggs. It is to be hoped
he is now pretty nearly satisfied.
Don't throw paper on the strssts on windy
weather. Horses are easily frightened By its
whirlinR ana blowing about their feet, and
sometimes do considerable damage.
On Tuesday Of last week the blacksmiths
in the employ Of the R. R. Co. at Norwalb
struck work, as they assert, becsuSo they were
called upon to work overtime without extra
pay.
Thompson & Co. have dissolved partnership,
as will be seen by notice in another column,
Mr.. Norton retiring. The business will be
continued By the remaining members Of the
firm. O
A. o. Miller's theatrical company gave ex-
ceIlent entertainments on Monday and Tues
day evenings to very fair houses. The COM
pany IS . good one. and receives merited pat
Tonage.
A number Of young ladies in Defiance
are reported to have held meeting and re-
solved that they would not keep the company
Of any young gentleman who had not signed
the pledge.
Why not save money by purchasing your
furniture, Wholesale and retail, from Meilink
q Co., 204, Summit street, Toledo-one of the
finest, best and fairest firms in the State. Send
for peiesiist.
Sheriff Hootmsn, Of Defiance. went to Kali
auAEOe, Mich, last week, and succeeded in
1pprehending the man Lawler,' who escaped
after oommitipg a rape in Defiance, during
January last
Quite a number Of residents in Bryan Will
Iiams county, are said 70 be resolved on going
West this spring. We trust they may not e1-
psrisnes the possibility of "gOing farther to
fare worse"
On Saturday the l4th, Mr.. G. W. Byers, Of
Sycamore, Ohio, shipped from Tifin to Page
county. Iowa a fine full bood Berkshire SOW
pig, weighing 800 ponds, and for which he
received $500.
An exchange attributes, as reason for
American girls obiecting to 60 into service,
that they hate to stoop to anything menial.
Perhaps hymeniAl engagement would give
more general satisfaction.
On Friday last there was q considerable
drunken row among the men working on the
P. & O. RR., at Hfiu. Fighting ragged fierce
ly but was brought to an end through the per-
suasive eloqusnce Of the pOlioemens' billies.
s.Dotch Moll' dihsipated female from the
East side, was on Friday brought before jus
tice Tyler, by officer Moore, for creating dis
turbance in the Third Ward. She was CON-
mitted for brief sojourn in ''duranee vile"
On the night of the 18th, four prisoners,
George Sohaffer, Edward Davis, Wm. Mush-
rush and VIM. Stebbens, escaped from Akron,
Summit county, jail, by means IOf cutting an
iron bar and an aperture in the prison wall
7xl4 inches. Thus far they have not been
secured.
There were two fires on Saturday the l4tb,
in the nsighborhOod of Tifin-Ons little way
out Of the city, resulting in the destruction of
the house and part Of the furniture of Mrs.
Hannah King, and the other was at the Ohio
Shoe Factory, where damage was sustained to
to the extent Of some 81, 500.
The carriage house OF P. 7. Clarke, at Syl-
Vania, Lucas county, was burned on the night
of the 18Th, together with COWS, several
= hogs, $50 bushels corn, go bushels wheat, 2
s1-.e ~ haT