The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-29
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Ice formed, on Sunday night last, nearly
an inch thick, and the roads were frozen
hard.
The Good Templars of Huron County,
formed County Organization. at NOrwaIk,
on Friday last,
Prevalent on election day-the itch.
At least the voters did an inmeDse amount
of scratching.
The Ottawa County Fair was so far sue
cess this year, that lis receipts place the
Society out of debt.
E. W. Cook formerly of this city, but for
some time past resident of Hudson, Mich,
was in town yesterday.
George Bradshaw, whose residence was at
Castslia, was fishing near Locust Point, on
the goth, when he was accidently drowned.
W. h. Taylor of Milan called on US enc
day this week. He gives very favorable
report Of the condition of trade in that local
ity.
EThey had dancing tournament at Oak
Harbor, during the Ottawa county Fair,
and the prize was carried of by Mrs: Geo.
Momeny.
The noon train from the West, on Satur-
day looked as though it was bringing winter
with it. The roofs OF the cars were covered
with snow.
Whiskey is fifteen cents drink in Fin
dlay. Reason: th e elongated expression of
the Democratic couutenance. 1t takes more
to touch bottom.
A yOung fellow at Elmore recently tux
suthin TO kill because his gal went back
on him The thing didn't work and the
poor fellow is enjoying life of misery.
Any person, having few minutes to
spare, is respectfully requested to send them
to our Office, where they will be thankfully
received. Time is money, and every lit
tie helps
They have buck beer in Tiffin. The pro-
Prietor of saloon there, under its influence,
threw beer glasses at a customer, who
bucked the proprietor until be broke his
nose and arm.
The editor of the Ottawa Nelos has had
q potato presented to him which measured
I6x9O inches, and weighed 211S pounds. 1t
was of the Shaker Russet variety. Twenty
such FIJI bushel measure.
The Statement condition of the First Ma
tional Bank, which was published last week
showed large increase in the amount of de-
pOsits over their previous report-an iDdi-
cation that money mltters are becoming
easier.
Do you want fine white fish, nice pick
eral, or a string of black bass, or other of the
hnny tribeH Go to P. K9sslers new fish |
market, Just East of the Kessler House. He
is receiving fresh fish daily, and is prepared
to fill all orders.
What are Pendleton Bitters composed of
October election returns, What effect do
they produceY A feeling of depression, as
though the inbiber we're ready to utter ''fare
well vain world, Pm going home;
will not revive him.
Milan is growing enthusiastic over its
fattering prospects to secure a Railroad
from that place to NOrwalk. 1t will certain
ly be day of Pentacost TO Milan when it
shall open its gates and join hands IN com
mercial intercourse with its neighbors.
Friday morning was ushered 10, amid
Rattering prospects, that Indian Summer
was at hand; but just as we had dispensed
Of over coais and furs, and ssuntered forth
to refresh ourselves with its warm breath,
sudden change sent the "cold chilly winds"
ominOusly, by our ears, warning
,s to beware of false prophets.
We were shown an upper set of teeth on
he new aluminium base, metal resembling
silver from the Office of DR.. saw, which,
or beauty of finish and artistic workm.-,H- |
hip, we think cannot be exeelled. The
Doctor informs us that, in consequence of
he brittleness and pOisOness effects of rubber
Aluminium is taking its place as a base for
Irti6cial teeth, in the Atlantic states.
To support home industry, and home man.
lfsctures is a duty one owes to the com munf-
y in which he lives, but occasionally home
are 50 slow in filings orders left
With them, that they might be regarded as
good hands to send for sorrow, and ii per-
Ion gets what he orders before his patience
s entirely exhausted, he may be regarded
Is among the most fortunate. We trust
here are none such in Fremont.
A Grecisn bend was recently found in
,rocery store, at Akron-at least it was
hougbt to be. For the benefit of those who
10 not wear 'em, but who may wish to, We
ppend description: "a pad of cotton cloth,
bout foot long, five inches wide, and two
nches thick, with strings at each end.' The
me alluded to had parted the howser,' near
be psd, and slid from its mooring unper-
eived by the fair owner. The Beacon says
awaits a claimant.
Two thieves were arrested near Van Vert,
J., oa the 10Th, having in their posseission
gray mare, which one of them rode, and a
Orrel mare hitched to top buggy, in which
be other was riding. The buggy and robe
Tere marked @. R. O., and feed bag was
marked O. R. Conger. Mr.. Oonger, who
ives South of Mansfield fe= miles, was
and came and took possession
the property. The thieves confessed the
obbery, and stated that the horses belonged
! the neighborhood of Tifin, o. Any one
moving of the loss of such animals would
o well to inform the owners of these facts.
Police Courts witness some afectionate, as
Tell as affecting scenes, as sppesrs from a
marriage which took place at Columbus, the
ther day, but which did not come under
le supervision of Mrs Grundy. A mulatto,
, whom was sttached the significant
ognomen of VelOz, was arrested on charge
bastardy, and lodged in the city prison.
t an early hour in the evening, pretty
yuadrOOn girl appeared and made demand
nat she should be married then and there,
} the prisoner, declaring, amid tumult of
lbs, that a wicked police man had put her
over in Jail just as they were to have been
aFried; that VelOz had been courting her
yer since she was fourteen years of age, 2
i'd that he hsd the license to marry her in O.
is pocket. The state of the case was ex- n
aimed as delicately as possible, by the a
arshal and reasons given why the marriage 81