The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-11
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Harbor.
The mosquito has again put in on apl
| ear lnce.
Port Clinton is to have foundry and
shops.
The sound of the croquet mallet is
heard in the land.
Tifin talks of having Northwestern
in August.
The Lima Democrat came out last
week with half-sheet extra.
1t is estimated that there are 2s3, ,64SI
grasshopper in a bushel.'
Ottawa County is infested with bogus
.peddlers. So says the News.
The Toledo Weekly Blade has been
curtailed one column to the page.
Black bugs are eating the cabbage
plants and what will we do for saur
kraut.
Ice is being delivered at Port Clinton
for 25 cents per month, or ten cents per
100 lbs.
The Columbus & Toledo Railroad is a
sure thing 1,O23, 400 have been sub
scribed.
The ''rural roosters" met in Columbus
on the Sd inst That is, the Editoria-
Convention.
Elmer White, says he will put up his
museum against any cirqzoolodon that
ever travelled.
Kelley, of the Lima Democrat, was
robbed of $40 at the horse fair at Piquf.,
a few days ago.
An artillery company has been formed
in Sandusky, to be known as the San
dusky Light Artillery.
The father of Judge Wickham, of the
Norwalk Reflector, died at Sodus Point,
N. Y, on the 9th ult.
Professor J. Fraize Richards has
purchased the Fostoria Press and will
assume charge this week.
Thaddeas Newcomb, an old resident
of Seneca County, died near Fostoria on
the LIST inst, aged "a year. er
After the first of July postage on for
eign letters will be reduced from ten tC
five cents on each half ounce.
Tommy Hunt, of Clyde, aged fifteel
years, had his left leg broken Will,
wrestling with a playmate, few day
ago.
Sweetland says Huddle was at Clyd
recently, and got drunk and missed tn
train; consequently he had to stay owe
u night
The ministers of Clyde did not pal
ticipate on the decoration services 6
that place, and were rebuked by som
of the speakers.
D Fremont merchants are the bestadvel
c tisers in the state, and they are buildin
{ up their town by drawing trade.-[O
c tawa County News.
The editor of the Toledo Commercia
recently had his wardrobe stolen, col
= sisting of three pairs of stockings and
4 wooden water bucket.
c On Monday evening of last week, {
c TiHin, while Mr.. Jacob Liebrook we
C working in his garden, he dropped deat
c Apoplexy is supposed to have been IL
cause.
The saw mill and stave factory of Da
& Geyer, near Graytown, Ottawa Count
NJ was destroyed by fire a few days ag
Loss between "a, 800 and $1,000.
> insurance.
The Ottawa County News says, IL
players in the "UniOn Spy" have di
tant appreciation of Gin the Prison Ce
I sit" Major Barton claims to have
copyright of the play, and has sued IL
parties for damages.
Springer's circus, &C., visited Perry
burg recently and the journal speaks
the lemonade, peanut, cigar, fan, al
book peddlers as nuisance. The thre
carde monte men and thieves were all
along and relieved anumber of innocen
of their lucre.
The Cleveland Leader says that ia
Hills, late Chief Engineer of the Fl
Department has abandoned his fami
and left for parts unknown, ,as issuppo
in company with Mrs. Wyckoff wi
whom he has been too intimate and wi
has been the cause of all his troubles.
Henry Brown, ,colored, living in Clyd
obtained situation as breakman on Il
O. s. & @. R.R. One day recently, ,whi
the train was switching at Tifin, Hen
had one of his heels caught in the bra
shoe and his ankle and leg were bad
crushed. It was narrow escape fro
death.
Rev. Joe Shannon, who is confined
Jail at Defiance on the charge of stei
ing valise containing $4,000 in bond
made an attempt last week to escape ]
saving off four iron bars in his cell.
prisoner that had been released inforl
ed the officers of the fact in time to fu
trate his plans.
At Findlay on the LIST, Miss Emilil
Huffman, aged 35, was riding alo1