The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-05
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forms.
Hon. Ohas. Foster, is expected home
in q few days.
Two glasses of beer are sold for FIVE
cents at Napoleon.
The new way to spell Wapakonota is
Observation-Disclosures.
Fostoria Review is to be enlarged and
put in a new dress in q short time.
The Wood County Democrat has sus-
pended, aud is now offered for sale.
Fresh strawberries are cheap in New
York. Only twelve dollars quart.
A few days ago Mrs J. N. Watros,
fell and broke her wrist, at Norwalk.
Bellevue is now talking of buying
So, 500 steam fire engine. A sensible
move.
A new paper is to be started at New
Baltimore, Wood Co., on the B. p. and
G. r. r.
Richland county has the largest
amount of cultivated lands in the State,
having 219, 1863 acres.
A few days ago Mr.. Josiah Powell, of
Findlay, fell from a ladder, breaking
one of his ribs on his right side.
The jury in the case of the State VS..
Rush II. Sloane, and sureties, returned
verdict of $4S, 76O for the State.
Ice cream is now served up at the
Star Bakery, Port Clinton. This is
frst-rate weather to make ice-cream.
Brother Fisher, look after Zahm, OF
the Upper Sandusky Union. He is
guilty of publishing Beautiful Snow. y
At Milton Center, Wood county, two
converts were immersed in the river,
with the mercury twelve degrees below
zero.
The Senate Bill, providing for al
election to determine the removal of the
county seat of Wood county, was pass
ed last week.
Tho dwelling-house of Mr.. b. b.
Powell, of Benton Ridge, Hancock
county, was destroyed by fire on Tues
day Of last week.
$4,000 was raised at the dedication
of the new NJ. L. Church ut Tifin, two
weeks since. This cleared the churcl
of debt and $500 over.
Persons should be careful and se
that bank checks are stamped and can
celed, as there is a penalty of $50 TO
each unstamped check.
The Sabbath School Union Of Senec
county will hold its annual convention
at Fostoria, on Tuesday and Weduesda!
evening, April 13 and ID.
One page of the Plymouth Advertise
} Of last week WAS taken up by Williams
Kirkland & Co., hardware merchants o
that place. That is business.
An ice company in Detroit advertise
to furnish ice the coming season at 10
per hundred pounds, to large consum
ers, or 20c TO other customers.
Mr.. J. ID. Cox has been appointed re-
, ceiver of the Toledo, Wabash and West
ern Railroad The company is behint
several months with wages, &c.
The Ottawa County Reporter say
five teams have broken through the ice
recently, in crossing the lake betweei
Marblehead aud Kelley's Island.
The Amish Mennonite people 0
Fulton county, shipped about eight.
barrel of provisions to their friends il
the vicinity of Florence, Kansas.
} J. W. Gamers Theatrical Troupe, or
ganizod at Fostoria, disbanded week be
fore last, at Mercer, Pennsylvania. On
of the troupe returned home minus hi
pay.
On Monday evening of last week
eight cars were ditched near Iiihn, o.
the Cincinnati Sandusky and Clevelan'
Railroad, by a broken rail. No on
hurt.
On Tuesday morning of last week
Jerome Kilber, of Findlay, was arrestet
on suspicion of being one of the par
ties that robbed the store at Arcadia,
short time since.
Every agent of the American EIpres
Company now carries revolver. Thi
is deemed necessary by the company o.
account of the many robberies within
few months past.
The Union Telegraph College, a
Oberlin has been sold by Mr.. G. A
Sherman to Hyatt, Souler & Co., Nj
Sherman is going to California on ac
count of his wife's health.
The burglars who went througl
Heitz's hardware store, at Van Vert
a few weeks since, were captured il
Cleveland last week. They tried to dis
pose of the goods at pawn brokers'.
Mrs. 4. o. Miller, the actress, ha
brought suit for divorce from her hus
band Drunkenness and ill-usage i
the cause. The parties are residents o
Blissfeld, Mich, and are well know
throughout Ohio and the west.
Mr.. w. H. Gribble, former editor 0
the Spring Field Clipper, is going t.
start daily in Urbana Mr.. g., at on,