Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-02

mothers the particulars Of this int tragic scene, and
will read with delight the picture graphically
drawn, and they nwardly breathe prayer Of thanks
giving TO the officer who merculy aud justly spared their
kindred they will also bless the who has reviewed
the scene to them.
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Redbrcast arc still
tarryng ia midst II they do not relish the ccr-
tanty Of waking up some Of these mornings with cold
toes and snowy carpet in their great paror with the
north wind blowing in fuhously, they will Immediately
made preparations to seek more genial clime-where
northern blasts not and the orange blossoms grow
Efforts are being made to secure a course
Of Lectures in Brchard Hall, Fremont from Dr.
BAIRD who has reuned from a residence of twenty-five
years in Europe His subject will be the truthful deline
aons Of his knowledge and experience in European
history politics, manners, customs &c. Such course Of
Lectures will give people better knowledge Of mat
ters the eastern continent than be found in books
Of travel Dr. BAIRD has delivered his lectures in several
of the cities and they all spoken Of with the highest
admiration.
Until the goth instant the taxpayers of
Sandusy county obtain receipt from the Treasurer
par After the goth these receipts will be held at five
per premium We have not yet been able purchase
ours.
About II o'clock on Sunday night last
Chas Davidson this shot in the left shoulder
by Mr.. Niman who keeps grocery the Turnpike. Da
yd,on with two or three Young fellows went to Nmop,s at
that time ofnieht and demanded to be let in TO get some
liquor. They told to 60 away They would not do
it, but kept pounding and kicking the door. Nnan at
last took gun heavily loaded with duckshot and Cred
at Davidson through the window, The whole charge
,ering under the Iayiee Of the LETT shoulder d. st.
o'alr was ca''eu anu 'oo o" 'no "ouu "cn was "oou'
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day evening next sth instant The deeds Of mercy and
kindness which this society has wrought in our midst
during the past three four winters have commcndedit
to the respect and admiration our citizens We hope
Brchard Hall will be crowded fuller than ever Thurs
day evening" and that respectable and sufficient will
thus placed the hands ofhose who the auoners
of bountes Tickets for Gentlemen so cents Ladies'
25 cents to be had at Mecuocs drug store and at the
door. Go every one
! The Know Nothing pro tenn editor of the
Messenger knows or at least ought to know, that the
Kansas Herald Of Freedom is not a Republican paper
Its statements in reference to John Brown and the
and dongs of the Free State devoid of TRUTH
tanning all the yndicvo hatred of the verest
Mssouans Its name betokens freedom, butts acts pro-
claim 1t Judas sheet We have no occasion to publish
its e,lsaboods
C. n pno,.;oo ol;,or f.l,o o,,;s,;Il,
,e.J IN, ,a,or ,o G,,,-, Too,,,ro ~ .io wIiitio.
sew course at Norwnk on TUESDAY evening December 9th
Vostordo,, ,,,or,,ir,, NO bod Io,,,, ro;r
1esteIuaJ IOIhl"S VIZ h"u d ho"'g i"lh
"e,|''' warm anu summer -''"'' cu
UuSdorl IS opening new sCock OF lail
and winter goods
n TT Frseolnoop boe roroovod bis fin and
stove establishment from the east side of the river to
,Tbon,nson's new bric, block
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Mrs. Cady has removed her Mllenery
Store to Bixer's block opposite the Fremont Bank
). L. Meng Is now opening his second
stool, Of fall and winter goods
On Friday nipht last Old Boreas had
right gala time Such pranks as he PLAYED has seldom
hoo, ;tressod In This section The sandps ivcr was
almost dry on Saturday morning We shall expect to hear
of considerable damage to shipping both on the lake and
T. a., 49,
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FRANK, VINO does inc writing 1or inc Mes
SeHge' eS'o''s'ie't' "ei ms i'icuie" l"OorS o 'i'
ades apron question: has turned his attention to the
reformation ofthe NJ f, Church We advise him to per-
severe, as ne may poSso'y uee' win w same SUCCESS as
the bull who undertook to butt the locomotive oil the
bridge
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no Ias of live .toc oTe sbrne% from that
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the road for the third week IN November were SeoZ9
showing an increase over last venr of 81 1876.