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butTwo runaways but Sat unity, did much damage Tb* real and personal appraisement cd Fasten* amounts 10 1715,000.Etersn xatmtge license* were issued by Probate Judge. the past mcnth.The ftKinren of fcorth Western Ohio are to hold ars-union at Kenton, July 4th.The wooil market opens at Tcry good figure*, this year, and fanners should rejoice thereat.W. Dcifanijsugn erw# up the very beat ice ereani and lemonade. at hie rooms on Crogbon streetOberixn it agitated over pastures on window panes. But ohoerren are pusied to “stake 'em oatIn many localities the cat worm has done much damage to the corn, and replanting bt-cOine accessary.The Jam fly i* plaguing the people erf dan-doaky. They mu|h4 lire measuring wucnt luxury, however.Muaquitoe are filing their hills preparatory to presenting tfcoa. When presented they usually draw attention.To-night (Thuxmay.l the Strawberry Ferti-toI at the Presby tenon Church Parlors, takes plant. Don't fcrgvt itPlant acme buckwbust among your potatoes It is aaid to bo a sure pro restive against the ravages of the potsic-bog.The Deleware Flax Mills were destroyed by fire last week. * One hundred and fifty persons wore thrown out of employment.Chat. Amsdetywm of Ifoaum Amadou of this plane has xwmxrod an appointment to the Naval Cadetship at Annapolis.G. T. Stewart, of Norwalk, the Prohibition caadubtln for Governor, will begin the canvass of tho Statu, the presem month.We charge nothing for Death Notices, except when accompanied with obituaries. Then the charge » five cents per line.The worms ore disappearing from the trees, whereat all should rejoice. The trees look very shabby where they bar# bvui at work For stawbemoi and cream, served in the b« of style, you barn only to call si the mams o! W. Ddfonbaagb, on Crcghan street.loc cream and strawberries will abound, at the Preabytfirian Church parlor*, this (Thucr-day) eytaxing Call a and test their quality.The potato bug has not yet made its appeal, an/.*© vast of Clereland, so we may hope for a good potidoe crop m part of the state at leastadvertises u iol-Tbfi Van Wart BvUetm Iowa*Fere SaUL-A banner inaonhodProtect ft from Negro Equality7____of the Democratic Central Committee of Van Wert county.“Father*EuuuireStrawberry and Ice Cream Festival.—The buiy member* of the A. M. E' Church will g-ve a Strawberry and Ice Cream Fmtiral at Roseau's Hall. Wednesday eretuag. June 14th, tor the purpose of putting a stone wail under their church building. All are iirttoiSidewalk Dance.—The oitLume of Bail-ville, will give another dance, on Friday even-ing next, in dio new factory of P. C. Dean, to which all are invited. Tickets fifty cents. The proceeds will he devoted to the work of building a sidewalk between the Cemetery and Fremont by the upper road. Lot there be a full attendance.Lint of Letters.—Roumuung in the Fre-mont P. O., uncalled for. June Sth. 1871.Harvey BlancUni, John Y. Daimler. Janas Lngler, K. L. Gmndataff, Moliie Hufl-man.Mi* Ellen Huff, Mi» FUtmbotfa Hoffs'^ Ux\* L™7 ***'*' ¥‘ B* M Kerr, Mr* Lha-, A. Moma, Jx*. OTka*i, Horn or Ov«rmvor, Joa. Rlunobergur, Mi« Sum Scinntr, iluB AJphonxo Shirer. Alcx. Sehlciter, W. W. btoarn 2, W. 1L Streets. CbaaL Twck, AnUvony Winttey, DariusBy an ndveiusement in this work’s paper U will bo ee*m that Dan Race, tho groat down, wifi be in our city on Friday the 16th. It wifi pay t road ibe advcrti*e*mwit to hw whai number of altreeumis wih he presented. His circus Las always been regarded as tho king of circuMM. and nfiordmg more amusement, and a greater variety of performance hau any other traveling. It n»arati»in« its old reputation, and the people can rent assured of getting thmr money's worth of fun.Potata Bug Ex tormina tor-Mr. Lawrence Odell, a fanner in the vicinity of Wau-seou. infonns us that he planted potatoes on an old Buckwheat patch, and that this spring many buckwheat stalks came up in advance of the potatoes, that his potato tops are now eight inches high, and although the Colorado mgs have bean ©ooHtantly swarming over his lot tho vines am untouched. It afqieurs that he bugs prefer the buckwheat for food, which Mr. Odell asserts, jmyvcs fatal to them before Lhlt;iv mrt taro f*vt frvrm th* hill rm vlnVli ti...8 s f M 1 tr If SB frSSEBI-fr *1 5 ff3 Eg S U SflK VS BS r* * a a
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The Fremont Weekly Journal
Fremont, Ohio, US
Fri, Jun 09, 1871
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