The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-31


Bachelor List.-A friend has handet
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tanning = Bschel9a Lists frsm ssSers
Northern Ohio Towns, published for the US
of marketable youngs ladies, during tn
present leap year. We give The list 70
Fremont to show what silly stuff sometimes
( finds it, way into print. { = = 80 ?
z '.e BAcHELoRs OF Fremont, Oaio.
5sJerry Ludwig; a bach Of q; good looking
gay and festive, counter jumper at Garvin's
Jerry likes joke loves the ladies and will
make an excellent family man. Go for him.
Geo. B.'Pratt, dapper little bach of %,
measures tape at Bristol d Taylor and plays
comedy. Ladies say he is duck of fel :
low, and so he is Goes to Clyde often and
stays late. Will makea tender and affec-
ionate husbands Needs to be looked after
at once. - - f.la-tt.
@. o. Tillotson, well preserved bach Of
As, plays dominoes and penny ante, hates the
women, and thinks the Merca'y don't know
him has plenty, Of stamps and would sup
port wife wells Can only be caught by sharp
practice but is well worth fishing for.
A. q. Wilcox, "a tall bach of 25, shy and
sly, sports mustache, plays base ball and
spouts drama. Income light ), leaves town
often for several days con business but
can't always tell; is an editor but respectable.
A good CATCH Speak quick. p tsfft'f
Ed. Half, quiet bach of "a, income
good. morals A., No. i: quite inclined 10
natrimony. Ought to be taken in charge
by some likely young lady, Will make a
tip top husband, but don't yet know, that
hearts is trump. { The best catch in town all
things considered. No risks. Ladies will
find him at the Court House, SO U :
Mahlon Chance a smart bach Of q, promis-
es well but is too modest by half; needs en-
couragement from the fair sex :; will never
marry unless some one" pops him; goes
TO- church, neither cheWs nor drinks and is
lawyer by profession. Who. bids first takes
him. 7 4 81 fstY az &
@. NJ. Dillon, a shy bach Of 81, a partner
in heavy drug house. income large, stamps
plenty, sports side whiskers, knows his busi-
ness and minds it. Wants some one to
loyesp money no inducement; will marry
the chosen fair one for "hersef alone"
! Ohas. Thompson, quiet, steady bach Of
%, handsome business aud good income !;
is good looking but hard 10 catch thinks
more of business than of the girls, but coil9
support partner handsomely. Will make
an excellent husband after a little breaking
10. si.-7 e1. 3 .is~'s-- 'r7-' s-->.7i i7
+ = Austin Whitaker, clefk at Dillon's, has
an eye to business, would snap up an, heir.
ess IN a iiffy, snakes foot occasionally and
likes ..:..e girls but is not supposed to be on
me marry at present. EF,-,.'5 ..,
Ducomb Greene, a clever bach of %
operates telegraph, gay and jolly, and
great lover of the beauties ofnature. Thinks
Supposed to be in the market.
Fred Dorr, "a musical dealer in boots and
shoes, with good income. polite manners
and growing mustache sighs fol, a mate, is
strictly moral and wouldn't refuse good
offer. Likes all the girls too, well to select
for himself
Johnny Pease, gay boy Of 10, just from
New York, prospects good an eye to the
medical profession but can't somehow tell
can be ropsd in By skillful play. zses I
Ralph P! Buckland, youthful bach Of q,
with plenty of stamps and good business
pays some attention to the, marble trade ;; no.
whiskers. Supposed to be spoken for. Bid
quick aud high if you want him.
2 (Ralph was "gobbled up" weeks sgo.)
S. G. Buckland, brother to above, smart
as whip, would willingly be comfort to
girl with the chink. Likes himself and the
girls end wears good clothes.
Ralph Gross, bach of 49, a Jeweler, and
shy of the ladies, can only be captured by
a steady siege and regular approaches. Paints
some and admires a beautiful woman but
thinks distance lends enchantment.
Hiram Winslow, cid and tough, has had
his day and snaps his fingers at the whole
female race has good income, plays
dominoes, rants law, hunts coons and drinks
his whisky straight. Cant be caught.
W. H. Andrews, stout bach of ~, and
railroader, thinks Vermont is the largest
state in the; Union. dresses well and is OH his
muscle.
Ralph B. Bucklaud, known as the Deacon,
a quiet bach of 81, must be taken Up this
year or will be confirmed bachelor minds
his BIZ and would make a well behaved
husband. Will never pop himself.
Polk Elderkin, " real purity bach of
q, to be found at the Treasurer Office, plays
the guitar, sings Meet me in the lane"
and raises mustache on his chin. En-
gagged.
Pin Elderkin slow aud easy bach of %,
smokes sume, don't bet much on the girls,
loves bolognas ;. and g tomattusses," and
reads the Police Gazette. Wants waking up.
Wouli take good girl with plenty of
stamps. ~. a
Henry Dyncyson, has plenty of cash
good business, aud is young and gay; frc-
quently seen with piece of calico on his
arm but not engaged. Ought to marry but
won't pop. fif Ga
Nate Pope, clerk with McCulloch, draws
trade, adored by the ladies but don't bite
yet. Will take a rib by and by.
W. +. Wilson, measures tape at corner
store, and is hefty on the court, never
" smiles and is good catch. .r.if+t
John Hood, a straPping bach Of "a, said to
be a " brick, lis not slow in the whip busi-
ness and has an eye for chiuk. Catch him if
j. Wilson, partner in Herman d Wilson'S
Dry goods Store, talks sweet oil and isn't
slow among the girls, is Good Templar and
can take care of himself. Has never felt the
lender flame and would be easily taken in
by any good looking young lady.
j. Beeber, quiet bach, good locking and
fond Of the girls but bashfui. Is sometimes
seen with young lady under his left
wing. Money no object With him. H
A. F. Price, bach of 25, in the Dentistry
business, plays good hand at seven up,
pulls, don't drink, Is fond of cabbage. .aud;is
not sweet on any body. Income good. A
splendid catch. F'-1
Jake Garyin, a nice young man, of %,
dress nobby, temper good; wants managing. |
Wouldn't refuse a young lady with the
spondulix. f.s4E
Geo. Krum, clerk in Brandt Il Oondit's,
likes the girls well enough but don't banker
after them, is fine young man and will
bide his time. t--.lar.. ta
Chss. Rice, clerk in New York House,
gay and festive but shy, is heavy OH the |
woman question but prefers single cussed- |
ness at present.
%. Meachem, ladies man, adores the |
girls every one of them but cant select. |
Spends most Of his time iu New York.
Salary good.
Ohas. Wilson, gay young bach, now at
Kenyon, jolly stylish and plenty of stamps,
! splendid short stop and good walter
Take him.. - tIyf n .lF t-
NJ. E. Tyler, long and wide, a great catch,
sprig of the law and Justice of the Peace,
likes calco-a good ways off. Has enough
or two but won't share it.
John Heffner, little bach, in the grocery |
business, is heavy Oh the dance, income
,ood. Take him on the wing if you want
lin. AaE 81
;. J. Landgraf, Newark youth, keen and
Eiry, deals in furs, and is probably caught.
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