The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-10

Col. MeOaEdy, Of Darlington who murder
ed bis son, recently, was formerly a Iesid-
ent of FiBdsY.
Wens indebted 10 R. F. BOY, for la.s
Nevada and California papers. Bob. has
reached the land Of gold.
Letter Heads furnished, printed, at Ibis
Office. almost as cheap as you can buy the
plain paper Send in your orders.
A. man in Williams County has been
married for twelve years. and has not in all
that time spoken to bis wife. He admires
her in silence-for be is dumb, al
The Akron people are again cauvsssing
the subject Of q water wOrks Sooner or lat
er they must have supply Of water sde.
Quats 70 the wants Of the city.
Winter Is q wicked season, very. For az
the5s d snow the young men begin to
sIsigh the deas. The dsars. however t.ke
the Eisighipg kindly, and admire their sleigh.
ers.
ThaDks TO those of our subscribers ho
have paid up 50 promptly during the rast
week and especially 10 those who have furn-
ished in addition q new name. We have
room for more.
Let our business men, who have holiday
goedI 70 sell, let the people know Il. Old
Santa has made an immense deposit at S.
BOckland d Sons, and those in search Of
holiday treasures should drop in there.
Cannot our city dads have the side vail
fixed before dissgreeable weather ssis ini
Some broken limbs may occasion the city
heavy expense if The broken boards are not
replaced BY good cnes before spring.
Letter Heads printed on fine paper With
new and beautiful type of TIE latest patterns
At very low rates at this Office. Business
cards Wedding cards, Visiting cards, &c, at
one houu notice. Oall in.
A portion Of our new type has arrived,
and we are preparing 70 give our readers the
finest looking paper in Northern Ohio, and
the best, brimful Of news, both local and
general, with original poetry, sketches
stories, dc. Come in and subscribe.
Notwithstanding the fact that we have
''cut of about one hundred names from
our list during The past yssr because they
were poor psy, our list is nov nearly two
hundred larger than when We took hold Of
the paper, and our circulation is larger than
any other psper published iu sandusky
county,
The editor Of the Hancock Courier IN.
plains that the Postmaster at Arcadia does
not distribute the Courier and that his sub
scriben do not get their papers. he should
be removed. No man who will not prompt.
ly and faithfully deliver papers to subscrib:
en-, no matter whether they are Of bis pOlit-
icsl faith or not is not ct to be postmaster.
Have We a street commissioner, or has be
quiif ooe would think be bad to see what
hand some appearance is presented on Napo-
leon street, near the Pike. Boxes scattered
Ground loose, barrels in graceless profusion
and the street almost impossible. Perhaps
the OccupierH of abutting lois pay rent for
the use ofihe street. A stranger locking
round in that locality, would fall in love
with it-muchly.
A coIored waiter at the West House, in
Sandusky. who complained that he could
not get his pay, attached carpet which
he took Up, from one of the bed rooms, and
sold it to a confederate for money to buy a
pair Of boots in which to 60 TO ball. Both
parties we're arrested, and are likely 10 get
a ball-aDd chain 10 their legs
Smart Boy, with a huge stick in his bard.
looking rather jubilsnt was asked by his
mother What be was going to do with that
clubl Send il 10 the editor, 10 be sure. He
Is slwsJs wanting some one TO send him
Cub, and I've got nice big one kr him;
hsIl ,end me bis paper Clubs of that sort
not vented at this Office, but there is plenty
ofroom for new subscribers, for which we
will pay literally. Roll in the psmes.
WIlIiem AubIe, who resides near Genoa
Ottawa county, had an Improbable expert.
encs in ssndusky City recently. oue hun
dred dollars we're lost by the tobacco box
game, and an additional hundred by the
card monte swindle. he then prosecuted.
but felt as though he was DjeStick's part;c-
culsr friend. when be found he had been sold
and the birds who plueksd him had flown.
The cities should be ,vOided by Greeniet.
Fifteen thousand readers aWa ait the appear
sncs Of the Journal each week ard read it
with avidity. That number could easily be
doubled if each one Ofour subscribers would
get Us one new subsCribsr eseh. Several Of
them hare already done 50. Win not the rest
do the same. Remember, We allow old sub
scribsrr fhy cents credit for every rev sub
VeTibeT they obtain for u.s.