The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. Bell are visiting in New
York.
MeouIlosh has an extensive stock Of pure
drugs.
Hsadquartsrs for Millinery opposite pos
ofics.
Hy0uwuntA 6ne building lot, call on c. M
Dilion.
Harry sheldon is homo from school, enjoy
ing vacation.
Ilis probable that Fremont will celebrate
The 4th this yearg
The Catholic Society of Genoa are building
new church 30x5O feet.
field Hedrick&Bristol.
The FostOria COrnet Bend goeth to the Is
land on the 18th, pio-nieking.
Elderkin's new confectionery and ice cream
room enjoyed fair run on opening day.
Eddie Spring, boy six years old, was
drowned at the lock at Defiance on the SOth.
The State Sunday School Convention which
met at Tifin last week was largely attended
The Grand Jury of wyandot county found
ten indictments for violations of the liquor
law.
Underhill has the run Of the berry trade,
and berry trade run Underhin. Both take
cash.
Fifty-toar persons confsssing the adYsnt
faith were baptized in the Msumee on the
slst
Mr.. Mckee, Of Wood county, paid sl4OO
for fine blooded heifer for breeding purpos-
es, recently.
The ware house of Bncker and Benedict
Of Woodville, was destroyed by fire on the 2Sth
Loss 81 500
Sidney has two cigar factories employing %
hands The weekly products Of the two net
about s2,ss5 per week.
Forty-RTe charges have been preferred
against the liquor sellers Of Port Clinton, for
violations Of the State law.
The ladies Of the temperance league are
now engaged in visiting the families of our
citizens and talking temperance.
The first enstalment of young potato bugs,
those vOraeiOus little rascal, have commenced
operations. Now for Paris green.
The Tifin butchers got tired of being on a
strike, and went to work again last week
The beef famine has been removed.
Jacob Motter, an insane man committed
sIieide at Bryan, on the SOth ult by hanging
himself in the barn attached to the jail.
While engaged in milking COW recently,
Ms. Fcgt, Of Shelby county, was hooked in
the cheek by the COW, and badly wounded.
An efigy was hung upon telegraph pole
at Port Clinton, on Wednesday morning. It
represented a well known citizen of that
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manecke, of Fostoria had a
destructive runaway on the 9lst. The buggy
was knocked to smash and they were seri-
ously hurt.
On the I'd inst Henry sIife, living near St.
Mary's, fell dead In the street of that place
while talking to acquaintance. He was
about sixty years old.
The open air concert, by the Light Guard
Band, on Saturday evening last was appreci-
ated by large audience. There are few bet
ter bands than the Light Guards
Ary business that furnishes employment /
for a single man is profitable for any town,
says an exchange. That editor was doubtless
thinking Of committing matrimony.
The Grand Jury in Seneca county is 'yust
50 good as ours" Never an indictment did it
find against liquor sellers, although the TriJ-
ii1ie says the evidence was abundant
The new Constitution provides that the
Legislature may by special tax assessment OF
otherwise, regulate, restrain or prohibit the
keeping, ,harboringOr running at large of dogs.
On the 3Oth, at Lima, a little son of Mr.
Cofey, was playing on the street, when he
was run over and instantly killed. The man
driving the wagon, which was loaded with
wood, did not see the lad.
Many Of our brethren are announcing this
as the year for the l7-year locusts. Too soon,
gentlemen by from three to five years. Don't
get 'em along before their time let 'em rest
till the potato bug pest has gone.
The grading on the narrow guage road from
Haunee to Toledo is about completed, the
ties delivered and the work of putting down
the rails viii follow. The locomotive to run
on the road has been received and Is named
John E. Hunt.
Mr.. Willard Norton, Of Fremont, Ohio, was
in town on Wednesday, looking for a location
20 establish woodwork factory. Mr.. N.
has visited number Of towns in this vicinity, |
and had the names Of others on his list but
after looking about here, said be would 60 no
tsrtheT.- HGa Vert Bulletin
Rev.J. c. Ogle, of Tifin, against whom
slsnderous charges have been made, is entire
ly exhonerated from all blame by the com
mittee of the church who investigated the
transaction, as well as by the officers of the
Mems Temperance League.
We recently noted the death of Mrs. Rob
inson, and the severe illness of two of her
children They have both died-within one
hour Of each other-and last week buried in
the same grave. Mr.. Robinson has been sor-
ely bereayed in SO short time
Mrs. E. J. johnson and Miss Sarah Kndar
were driving from Tontogany to Bowling
Green, on the2d. The horse became fright
end the ladies thrown out and the buggy
kicked to pieces. The former lady had both
bones of her right ankle broken, and the lat
ter escaped serious injury.
Robert Adams and John Nye came out of a
runaway on the LIST, between Fostoria and
Tiffn, considerably used up. John was thrown
against fence and badly bruised, while Rob-
ert was thrown on his face, and the lines
catching on his little finger, broke it and near
" pulled It out by the roots.
A French woman in New York recently /
lighted some charcoal shut herself up in room
Snd quietly passed away. She couldn't get
n 'Crk. and didn't, want to be burden to her
I'm, band. We commend her example to those
law tood for nothing louts who loaf around
saloon = and let their wives do the work for
the vbo % family.
Anexc. hange truly says: It costs less than a
cent a day to take your county paper-less
than a dis. yent hen could earn in year at
the market Z Tice Of eggs, less than one cigar |
week and very cheap one at that; less !
than an enerp. tic kitchen girl will waste in |
wask A nennv > day can be saved in great |
manv uavs better than by stopping the fani-
ly paper.
There is much wo tasand none too good pay,
at the best. in runui1 g 5 newspaper, and the
fun Of It Is not inpro we'd by the fact that sub
scribsrs fail to pay. n 's have large amount
on our books, entj--ly to o large, and We hope
our subscribers who know themselves IN ar
rears viii pay up. We \ ed the money 10
pay hands, pay for paper, &c, but the little
that each man owes would make 1t an easy
matter if all would pay up. Give rs g oa1.
The cloth peddlars opera ted in Wiliame
county six months ago, and 'Ow one nan has
n note of ninety and another a, note of Sll0