The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-08

Eiraore Is 10 have a new brick block
Spring weather greeted ss on Sunday last
and continues.
"Coaee and fresh laid eggs, By Mrs Harris =
reads a sign on a western railroad.
Water and Water works wore the issues at
the election In NorwaIk this spring.
Tifin hes been humbugged by one Nc
Queen, q pretender in the mysteries Of juggie-
~.
Plies are becoming pupulsr, nearly overy ar
iiels Of dress tO'be worn this spring is called,
'Shoo Ply"
Vim. Hall, son Of Richardi HAL, Of Amanda
township, Hancock county, died in Missouri
oa the 2sth inst.
Who would not enjoy tbs freedom OF the
lress when defined Ss-"snstching kiss from
6 pretty girl in a crowd"
The Fremont SCHOOLS are enjoying = two,
weeks vacation. The Spring term viii COM
rnence on tho 18th inst
A couple Of valuable cows, belonging to
lJrhh Egbert, Of Hancock County, were re-
Gently killed by eating fax ohsH.
Thieves tried TO break into Bauman's meat
lhop, on Croghsn st., on Monday night. A
watch dog scared OF the would be intsudeEs'
A eobwsb wedding was celebrated in Iowa
fhe other day. Mr.. Joseph Cobb was united
In marriage 10 Miss Kate Webb.
The strikers at Cruegot France, are again
demonstrating. Il is feared collision VIII
occur between the troops and the rioters.
A lady named Pierson died, recently, in
PoWshiek county, IoEa, at the advanced age
Of l05 years. She was born in Vermont.
The communication Of Oscar Ball IN anoth-
sr column, calls attention 10 matter which
should engage the attention Of our Citizens
md elicit prompt action.
The Temperance League, a. Eorwalk, is
holding meetings, al that place, every Friday
evening EorwaIk is taking an sctive part in
the temperance movement
Gen. Gibson lectured in PerTysburg yester-
day evening And is engaged for this evening
asBeriin Hights. He will soon have been "AI
Along the Lines"
The sentanoe Of Steinmsts, the Toledo mur-
asror, has been committed tuFmprisonment for
Efe. Better repeal the death penalty, alto
setheE, and allow such wretchss 70 murder at
their pleasure.
The question Of forming bass ball Club
here, Is being agitated We have abundant
material with which 70 organize nine that,
with practice, might excel in this hind of ath-
tetic sport.
The Chap who felt like a morning Star,'
couldn't have been a bachelor trying to sew
his buttons on in the dark, with darIling
needle, on he would have gone where the
wood bine twiHeth" ere this.
Anna Dickinson, il Is said, is soon to be
lowed in wedlock 70 Rhode Island literary
gentleman. She viii thon set about preparing
now work for the public, which viii be no
ticed in due time.
The "a Great West" seems TO be attracting
greater number Of people thither now than at
any previous time. In every Westward pas
senrsr train, the ears are crowded to overflow
ing, with men women and children, seeking
homes in the land Of promise.
Some young men who had been in the habit
Of disturbing the meetings at the United
Brethren church, at Fostoria,were made to feel
the ''weighty fingers Of the law" last week.
They were fined from $500 to 5000 each, and
were served just right, only it should have
been little "nore So"
Joe Cox, belligerent young darde, made
an assault with jack knife, on a student of
Oberln College, at that place, on the 24th,
was subsequently arrested, found guilty, placed
in the caIaboose, broke out and left jos has
had hand in great many deviltzies around
Oberlin, and at the time Of the assault, was
out On bail, on a charge Of arson. He Is likely
70 "eome to grief" eventually, and do the
state some servicce.
A Cincinnati correspondent has "inter
viewed" Robinson, suspected Of the murder Of
Mrs. Lunsford at Mansfield. Robinson said:
a1t all came from intimacy with the woman;
and it has taught me lesson which shall
never forget. will profit by it when this
affair is over. ! am an innocent man-look-
fng me st1aight in the eyos-innoeent Of that
womsn's murder. don't know, Of course,
what viii be the result, but feel that the
Innocent viii not be allowed to suffer-
SKSDUsKT CTrT boasts Of $50 drinking sal-
oons, and yet is not able to support an Eng
Iish Democratic neWspaper. How Is that for
high7-Bucy51s Forum.
Those who should support the paper sup
port the saloons. That's what's the mstter.
-- Coo