The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-12
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Rsadables.
For cheap Groceries go to LandgraPs. See
adv't.
squaw winter threw snow in he face of
Indian summer, last Saturday
Disappeared-NOt linen cost to be seen
anywhere.
For good Cigars go to walboru d Var der
beck's in the Post office.
The pork buying season viii shortly
begin.
Tifin has book bindery.
Brigham Young has 5000 pounds Of
wives, and children to an indefinite mount.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
Journal. Send in your name ard $500.
The Van Vert Bulletin has been enlarged
to an eight column paper. It's a good
paper and merits its success.
Judge Chas. E. Pennewell made his debut
al pr, siding judge at the recent term of
Ot5Owa County Court.
COmodOre Vanderbilt passed through here
in a special car Friday evening. He had
probably been west to consolidate.
Three Van Gorders we're sentenced to
the penitentiary last week from Wood
county. They had b-eu convicted of Arson.
An American Company is going to COM
mence laying another Atlantic Gable from
Ostend to aPOint between Maine and Georgia.
a Mrs. Yocum, of Peoria, Ill, has been
indicted for the murder Of her brother-in-law,
Cyrus YOeum. He was shot in the head
twice.
Young men who visit young ladies every
night, on the plea of looking for earth
quskes, run some risk of having their af-
fectiops shaken.
The Napoleon Northwest viii be- suspen-
ded for several weeks owing to the destruc-
ton of its building at the recent fire, and |
damage 10 its material.
With commendable energy the business
men Of Napoleon, who were burned out by
the recent fire have gone to work to rebuild
The new buildings win be mostly of brick.
Kossouth County, Iowa, is POOR soil to
grow Democrats on. At the recent election
Merrill Rep. got 345 votes and Gillespie,
Dem, not any: He didn't appear to run
well.
The citizens of Napoleon talk of buying
the burnt district at that place and turning
it into park, Il would beautify the town
immensely, but would spoil the business
center. Don't do it.
An old lady, who had never been to the
railroad before, went into the depot at New
Bedford, took seat, and after while turned
TO lady friend and observed, 1T rides real
easy, don't it."
Trsppers and hunters are predicting a
severe winter as the beaver and otter are
doubling their houses. 1t has commenced
early enough TO make it severely long, if it
holds on well.
1t is probable that Secretary Boutwell,
will soon place long loan upon the market,
at or AZ per cent. If so it will be first
step towards funding the debt as 10 reach
an early resumption of specie payments.
The Council of the Villsge of Genoa; has
passed an ordinance compelling all saloons
to close on the Sabbath. Have the members
Of the Fremont Council the "nerVe" to pass
3 like ordinance; and have it enfOrcedf
Rev Collier, Of this city, addressed the
citizens of CuyahOga Falls on the evening
Of the 3lst, in reference to the Soldiers
Orphlns Home. a collection was taken up
amounting to $2l2.
The SsxOns used to call November
'WindmOuat," or windy month. it was also
termed "BlOt-mOnat," or bloody month,
from the fact that during the month it was
to kill great number Of cattle
10 be salted for winter use.
The horses attached to the Milan hack,
ran of the embankment, at Lockwoods Hill,
1n the 4tb, and rolled vehicle driver and a
to the bottom. Result horse
Killed, passenger injured slightly, and hack
mashed.
A thief ran off with pair of boots, from
,ef1re the store of Hunt d Kinsman, a few
lights ago. Pleased with his success he
ried it again, but was followed so viva
iously that he "drOpp,d" them AID ran
Ike a deer.
Three men named Carr, were arrested, :
Ogether with a brotber-in-law named
Whitehead, in Liberty township on a charge
f stealing and butchering hog belonging
o DR.. oass. Their cases were CARRIED to ! I
)Ourt uuder $500 bonds each.
Half the people who attend musical en- q
''dOn't know the difference be- $
ween a symphony and sardine, ,"-Ez- 8
hange.
Badly mistaken, sir. Most of them do, /
nd evidently prefer the ssrdiue,-wiih c
until to look at them, they 7
eem-funny (sympbOny) S
The white of an egg has proved the most i
ficaciOus remedy for burns. Seven or
ight successive applications of this sub
lance soothes pain, and effectually exclude
he burned part from the air. This simple
emedy seems preferable to collOdion or
ven cotton.
The fast train, on the L. S. & S. NJ. R. r.,
vas behind time at Cleveland, one day last .
7eek, and made the run from NorWslk to
'oledo. 81 m les in g. minutes. 1t en- :
ouptered gov, in its tight, which iew
ONE distance through the air. but when it
it it stayed there.
The young man who mstook a lady Gus
omer, in one of our dry goods stores, for a
model on which to display ladies' apparel,
nd familiarly, slapped her on the shoulder 7
,.,- ~, a nov go 60 yvgo,a ga, was slightly
on-plussed to have her turn her indignant
lauces at him. She might as well have :
aid wilt thou" for he wilted.
A very ungallant man sends the following :
onundrum and answer. Those interested
an have the privilege of retortirg by an
ther cOnundrum: "Why are the ladies of /;
ur time like the lilies ofthe BibleH" They I
oil not, neither do they spin; ''yet Sol
mou in all his glory was not auayed like
me of them I
The street musicians came to a ''full stop
be other night. One of them became So
nt-auced in hearing their own music, that
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