The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-14
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Ia qystgt season Is pnEt ulM1

The oyster season Is pnst, ggWT
The Oberlin Saloon has been closed.
Wheat is being plowedunderin North
western Ohio. h"m Dra'
The opening price Of Ohio wool in
Philadelphia is As a SOC.
The man with the cheap whips was in
town on Saturday night last. 1 s7.t
The Lima Horse Association viii have
a races about the middle of June.
In Norwalk tl3ays can Hammer, of the
Bellevue Gazette, a ack-hammer.
81 fhs sisstTlnbeF of thg Fipdlay3 JEFF
fersonian closed its 21st year of publica-
tion. SGD H-ii)A.fI--
The Fegidepee Of Samuel Baker, near
Tiffn, %ds desttoSed.by fire a few dhys
agosom2tT ,.ia n,slrraD ga f.4
Rev. W. hartman, of Tiffin, died at
the residence of his wife's father few
The 'c4kI BfT RussiA EasE3aamed his
little daughter Xenia, after the town OF
Xshia, 0A@ 9J6J2j l69H
The stsepleoithes sPresbyterian Church
at AcCsmPigaa baI0E4 down during, the
recent Storm ,a.,,,,,
One of the County Commissioners OF
Henry County was confdenced by
Canada Bill short time since. s,..
Huddle, Of the Tiffin Star, has been
expelled from the Excelsior Literary
Society of Heidelburg College.
Sweetland says Milan, on the Northern
Division. Of Ehe' Lake Shore road, is to
have q new depot this summer. IN
The dwe1fihg-house Of Mr. Rosenfret-
er, of Oak Harbor. was Destroyed by fire
on the I'd inst. Loss about 81 900 part
ly insured. u
The village Council of Huron has
passed an ordinance requiring peddlers
to pay from 81 to So per day fora license
to sell goods.
The race horse f'Kate Campbell, y
owned by L. B. Harris, Of Upper San
dusky, has been purchased by W. G..
Potter & Co., of Tiffin, for $4,000.
Wheat does not look SO promising
as it did earlier in the season. It will
doubtless recover soon, but there will
be no such crop this year as was fondly
anticipated.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer has pre-
sented the chair and table used by Chas.
Brown (Artemus Ward when connect
ed with that paper, to the Cleveland
Historical Society.
A new telegraph company called the
Findlay, Lima & Southwestern, has
been Incorporated with capital of $40.
900. The company will operate between
Findlay and st. Marys.
A sad accident occurred on Monday Of
last week in Cass township, Hancock
County. A little son of Frederick Viii
son fell into q kettle of boiling water and
was SO badly scalded that he died the
next day.
The Clyde Library and Reading Room
will be opened on the 21st inst W. w.
Ross, of this place will deliver an ad
dress entitled: "The Growth Of English
Literature and the necessity Of the Pub
lie Library"
And now Sweetland of the Clyde
Review and Ames, of the Green Springs
Sentinel are goingto fslt. SweetIah(
says Ames owes him S14, and Ames saJi
Sweetllapnldl ~ q CYes q lady Of his place s7l
for printing material. at
Several Of our, exchanges, announce
the death Of yodng Baker who was re
Gently staBbedin Findlay. We are glad
to state that he is rapidly recovering
and is able-t be around. He is worth
a dozen dead hnep yet W = ejoDboTI
On Tuesday afternoon Of last, Week
five tramps broke into the house of Mr..
"A. Peek oflG Gypsum, and succeeded in
getting one pair Of pants and two pair
of boots? They were arrested and taken
to Port 0hntonand) lodged in jail.
A German named Nissen, relative
of abpotland shoe dealer of Port Clinton
has been missing for a few days past,
and it is supposed he fell from the rail
road bridge into the river. He was con
5idezah|g n iilto1icat8d when last seehs
Wn Dslaaon, tle Negro h55 .bbed
the young man Baker al FindlpyChad a
q faw days ago and Yas bonpd
oee1 70 tls next term Of tie comtnbn
Plsaae gonE III the surl Of $500. No
ons going liz bond hs Was again sent
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llA 1liphSE ior an Easisrh PA Manu-
factor was walking along H. street in
Fostoria a,few days ago carrying a box
of samples in his hand, whan by some
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