The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-26
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lay wants an open-house.


week.
The Van Vert Bulletin is now in new
quarters.
Fostorio is agitated by project to
start a show.
The lake ice at Port Clinton is thirty
inches thick.
Findlay is to have "sheet and pillow
case party" soon.
Benton, Ottawa county had fox
chase last Saturday.
A new four-story hotel is to be opened
in Tifiin next spring.
Wauseon is to have s., 600 fire en-
gine and hose cart
The Oberliu College Review is to be
enlarged to sixteen pages.
Tiffin was barren of coal last week
that is Tiffin coal men were.
The days are now lengthening at the
rate of two minutes per day.
Ames, Of the Green Spring Sentinel
took in two dollars last week.
Zahm, of the Wyandot Union, did not
receive a valentine this year.
A Monroeville preacher has sued his
congregation for a years salary.
Perrysburg had a grand horse fair on
the river at that place, last week.
Bayard Taylor is expected to lecture
in Findlay the last of next month.
1t costs Sc As year to educate the
average youth in our public schools.
F. NJ. Heath has been appointed post
master at White House, Lucas county.
Cincinnati ice dealers are taking pure
lake ice from the Ohio river this year.
Clyde has colored man who can saw
four cords of wood, twice in two, in a
day.
A rail broke few days ago near Mil
bury, and caused a smash-up to freight
train.
The Continentals failed to put in an
appearance as advertised in Findlay.
Ditto here.
The people of Port Clinton will soon
take steps to annex East Clinton to the
corporation.
The Tiffin Agricultural Works shipped
a car load of rakes to San Francisco on
Thursday last.
The MCPHERSON hook and ladder COM
pany of Clyde, gave a grand ball on
Monday night
Governor Allen has rendered the office
of Commissioner of Insurance to w. d.
Hill of Defiance.
The reward offered for the murders OF
Mccormick, of Mt. Vernon, has been
raised to $4,000.
The Y. NJ. G. A. of Norwalk have Sc.
cured Bayard Taylor to lecture there on
the Doth of March.
1t is estimated that the supply Of
black walnut timber will be nearly ex-
hausted in ten years.
MIR. j. White, who lives near Wauseon,
had his arm cut off by straw or fodder
cutter, on the 18th inst
Work on the Bellevue Gazette was
suspended one hour, last week, by the
stove-pipe coming down.
One man in the vicinity of Napoleon
has collected and sent to Kansas suffer
ers about 1S barrels OF relief
John Often, of Carroll Station, re-
Gently swallowed his artificial teeth. No
wonder he was nearly choked.
Ayoung son ofJno. Tinney, ofPerys-
burg, cut off his large toe on Monday Of
last week, while chopping wood.
Mr. Charles Locke, one of the pro
prietOrs of the Tiffin Tribune, is lying
dangerously i'll with consumption.
James NJ. Blackburn, of Wooster, has
an apple plucked fifty-one years ago,
still in good state of preservation.
The Evangelical NJ. e. Church build
ing at Tiffin was dedicated ON Sunday
last by Bishop Foster, of Cincinnati.
The State Grange of the Patrons Of
Husbandry, of Ohio, will meet at Co
lumbus on the first Tuesday in March.
The Ohio Editorial Association will
hold its next annual meeting at Colum-
bus on the 9th and 2Sth of May, 1875.
VIM. Lowering Esq, aged 70 years,
long n Justice of the Peace, in Perkins
township, Erie County, died on Friday
morning the 18th inst.
Mr.. Alpse Couche, prominent citi-
zen and business man of Port Clinton,
has been dangerously i'll for some time
past, but is now recovering.
James Morris, an aged and partially
deaf man, was killed near Ada, Ohio, a
few days ago, by the fast express train
on the P, Ft. W. and G. r. r.
Moses Chambers, OF Oberlin, cut the
thumb and first three fingers of his right
hand badly few days since in cutting
machine, and will lose one finger.
The Findlay Jeffersonian says that if
Hardesty's Wood County Atlas is no
better than that of Hancock County, the
people will do well not to patronize it.
On Tuesday night last the bay bridge
ON the northern division of the Lake