The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-07-10

Wapakoaetta.
Report says that the McConnells7iIle ordi-
nance Is now dead letter in Fostoria.
TIE potato bug, old style, is playing havoc
with potatoes, corn and tomstoes, near iif-
in.
MAsnsrs Horse Show enIissned oberlin'
yesterday.
The Defiance Democrat boys claim to have
t6o bones Of the Indian chief, Logan in their
wigVam.
9hieves bureisrizod the safe Of H J. Raf-
fsnapergsr At Toledo, on Wednesday night Of
last week.
The voice Of the reaper is heard in the land,
and tbs way the grain is put up is shocking
10 look a.
You can nov look at the comet without
glasses, and any time after dark will do if the
SKY il unclouded.
A brick walk is being laid in front Of Mrs.
Hsideman's properly on Garrison street. A
good Improvement
Edward Shiltz, a ak year old boy. was bad
y injured in Loonis & Nyman's foundry, at
Tifsn. on the 3Oth.
The boiler Of locomotive attached to
wood train on the C. S. & c. r r., blew up
last week at spriagGeId-
The temperance people are organizing in
she different counties all over the state to get
ont fun anti-hcsnse vote.
When a young lady picks lint of a young
EAn's coat collar, it is evident she has begun
q taks an interest in the young man.
The Fourth was an excellent day to study
cremation. There was good breeze going to
assist IN the contemplation Of the subject.
Harvey Pixley was thrown from moving
machine near Bellevue, on the 9th, and had
his leg broken and was otherwise injured.
Dan Altaifer is about to mend his ways, and
6ns brick walk about his premises viii be
the result. A good example; let it be fol-
lowed.
Lima has prospects Of tow mill, and Ed
rniston and Dave Fisher are enquiring for
hsir dye, to conceal the color of their aa1en
locks.
Inaroz At Toledo, on Sunday night, last,
a young man named BOlan was shot, and so
severely wounded it was thought he could not
recover.
a new postohice has been established on
The line Of the L. Z. & L. BY. six miles south
Of Lima. It's name is Giideroy, and Jesse
HaniaP.M.
Can't We have celebration on the Pad of
August? Time is passing rapidly, and if you
would have 2 crowd upon that day, you must
work FaPidIy.
A lad sged twenty and a girl who tailed
forty-fVe. were made happy in Tifiu last
week. She will take mothsrly care of her
littls man.
R Smith & Co, of Green Spring, purchas-
ed 1900 pounds Of wool at Tifin in one day
last week. It was all weighed, paid for, and
shipped, inside of daylight
Tha AYo1ng Reindeer" continues. her
trips 20 sandusky every other day, returning
the following days, and is meeting with quite
anumber Of passengers each trip.
At DeshIer, Wood county, Myer ordway
had his right arm caught in planning ma
chine, on the 9th, and SO badly Hangled that
it had to be amputated at the elbow.
A burglar recently entered the residence of
Leckey Harper, Of the Mt. Vernon Banner,
and stole his rants, drawers and shirt, and
left the poor editor utterly destitute.
The barn Of J. B. Fashbaugh, near Delta,
Tas struck by lightning and set on fire, last
week. The barn, some agricultural instru-
ments, and other articles were destroyed.
The Toledo, Wabash and Western is fol-
lowing IN the footsteps Of ths L. S. 6 N. s.
Ry. It now sells trip tickets good for four
days. Il will doubtless soon extend the time
Jacob Baker, residing near Bellevue, had
three ribs broken on the 25th. While driving
load Of hay into his barn he was caught be-
tween the hay and the beam above the barn
door.
Jacob Waggoner, who lies in the county
jail under suspicion Of being insane, will, we
understand, be removed in a few days to To
lido asylum, where he may meet with proper
treatment.
A servant girl near Kenton took child be-
longing to her employer in her arms recently
and walked away with it. She carried it tc
Forest when she was overtaken and the child
taken from her.
Mn LauderdslL Of Spring Hill, Fulton
county, aged fifty, had fit on the 3Oth, and
fsaon a.hot stove. Before assistance was
rendered ahe was 50 badly burned that hel
life is despaired Of.
The entrance to the barn Of Geo. VsnhOrn
IN Hancock county, vas too small last week
and when he attempted to sit on load Of hay
and drive in be found it out. He viii not try
WoOdcock shooting commenced on Sat
uraay last when a great many were shot
sportmen Of this district anticipate live sea
son. Fox squirrels are generally reported a:
also very numerous.
ola whest is stiA on the decline, not beinl
worth more than Sl.iOc. It is anticipated nel
wheat will put in an appearance next wee
but we hardly feel justified in giving prof.
able price il viii start with.
The Lakeside camp meeting grounds ar
being put in order for the annual camp meet
ing which viii commence on the 2Sth.
will become as popular ere long as any Of th
noted camp meeting resorts.
The ofscers Of the Tffin Shoe Factory hay
lost declared q semi-annual dividend of tel
per cent. The Fremont csr works stock don
divide % we'll Wouldn't it be good idea
turn the works into mammoth shoe shop p
Jake Myers is just about Ruishing'a fl
harm Just behind the lock up, 2Oft. 35ft
which Is designed for the service Of the she
ID. Jake has made good job Of it and IL
work now only awaits coat of paint Of fnii
a.
Rev. W. S. Peterson, Of st. Louis, fOrme
" pastor of the Congregational church
FindIay, has sued Dr.. L. D. Firman, Of Fin
asx for slander, and laid in his claim for dan
ages at s2O,OOe. he is not modest in b
eharges9
LAST Sunday the members of tho FremOn
CITY Band and quite number Of friends el
ioyed most agreeable excursion by th
eYoung Reindeer" to sandusky, RETURNS
in the best Of spirits after spending plea
ant day.
Marriages appear to be on the decliI
We learn through the courtesy of Records
+ Worst that the number celebrated in NJ
was nineteen, ss against twelve. last mon
Young ladies and gentlemen viii please NJ
this fact
The BIoomville EntepTJse has made its
nsarapce. Il makes fair appearance 6
oaoht 70 succeed. Robert Lockhart is
editor. He was formerly minister, but
bstskeu himself 70 the tripod, and appears
ne sdaptsd to it.