The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-14
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A Romance for the middle ages-An OLD
Maids love letter.
An object OF interest-a young lady with 9
hundred thousand dollars.
Dress Goods are getting lower every day es-
pecislly in the neck.
Why is dogs tail great novoltyf Because
no one ever saw it before.
Young ladies who buy sewing machines,are
always anxious to get the feller with it.
The rain on Tuesday settled tho sleighing
question.
Saturday and Sunday were the Coldest days
of the season.
Lieut.. Wilson, of the Q. S. Navy is in town,
on a short visit.
early to bed and early to rise,D don't agree
with young men Of the present day.
People that live in glass houses, must be
green.
The great question OF the past three dayshas
been-have you seen anything of my umbrella
and oAeshoes.
The weather yesterday, was not calculated
to encourage a display Of gorgeous apparel,
on the streets.
For fine candies, excellent and cheap Gro
ceries, and Baltimore Oysters call in at Teter
& Hem's next door to the Postofice.
There is a man in this City 50 careful about
disturbing the quiet OF others, that he invari-
ably goes into the suburbs to blow his nos.
Rush to my arms, as the tipler said to the
lamp post, when he thought it was trying to
run away from policeman.
If it is true that. sHope deferred maleth
the heart SICK" Old maids, without exception,
should die from heart disease.
Boys be careful where you skate, nearly
every day reports death or accident result
ting from skaters breaking through the ice.
A lady went to photograph artist recently
and wished him to take her picture with an
expression as if composing poem.
If news mongers are not to be allowed to act
as circulating mediums, who VIII be respon-
sible for what "they say
Olive Logan is still talking about Girls.
YOungNen are generally attracted by the sub
jeet of her Lectures.
A Mr. Martin. of Napoleon, was kicked while
hitching his horse, and had one of his fingers
broken, few days ago in Tifin.
Mr.. Walborn hes purchased the interest of
Mr. ysnderbeck, in the cigar and tobacco bus
mess in the Postofice room. He keeps agood
stock.
If Goodyear is 50 watchful to prevent any
infringement on his patent, it is wonder he
does not seize some Of the steak that Butchers
furnish boarding houses.
The Editors of the TiHin Tribune have our
thanks for a copy Of their Carriers, address
for the New Year. It is very neatly gotten
up.
A span of horses attached to a sleigh, took
a hasty trip up the street, on Fridav and brought
up in a dilapidated condition, at the corner of
Front and Garrison
A sensible man, in Maine, willed $1,000 to
each ofhis county papers. We have notheard
of any instances of the kind, in this vicinity.
he leaves shining example however -
Ducombe Green, who was in the telegraph
Office, with W L Butman, in this city, has gone
to Cleveland, to take charge of an office made
vacant in consequence of the strike among the
operators,
Many Men are 50 very short about here,
that Tom Thumb and Comodore Mutt have
ceased to be curiosities We have found this
out, when presenting bills to some Of our pa
irons
The Croghan Hook and Ladder Company
viii give a Masquerade Bali, at Union Hall,
on the eveningofFeb 10th. Notice ofadmission
SC, will be given hereafter. They invite all
to attend.
The east Boarding House Of the school at
Ashland County, was burned on
Christmas day. The fire started in one of
the students rooms. There was no insurance
on the building or contents. Loss about $4,000.
"our Rink" has become the household
theme, and absOrbs the public attention Of
most places ct the present time. The Rink
Juror in this city has not yet been aroused or
else has died away long ago.
A son Of L. R. Watson, Of Bloomville Sene-
ca Co., met with painful accident, a few days
since. He, in company with some boys, was
turning the sweep Of a cane crusher, when by
some means his hand was caught in the cogs,
and three of his fingers literally ground up,
was necessary. lit' s4ls
Olive Logan says, the Strawberries on the
rosy lips, and the cream on the fair cheeks of
pretty girls are excellent 50 far asthey go, but
no man can live on strawberries and cream a.
lone. Olive may be right, but We don't
think Of any ono just now that would leave
many Strawberries unlasted under those civ
cumstances.
The Spaniards have lately been carrying on
their executions Of Cubans with redoubled &C.
tivity. They have not only shot and garroted
hundreds of prisoners and other persons found
with arms in their possession, but they have
made victiIne of innumerable suspects, Of indi-
viduals accused Of completely vita the rebel
lion, of uttering obnoxious words, of holding
with the enemy, or Of being
relatives Of men on the insurectionary side.
Beside all these cases, there have been many
persones slaughtered against whom no charges
were, made, but who have fallen victims OF the
vengeance Of the soldiery, the volunteers, or
other bloodthirsty loyalists. The Spanish de-
termination to trample out the insuTection in
its own blood is being carried out in a fearful
manner.
Golden Wedding.-Mr. and Miss. Peter
Weiker, residing about three miles south of
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary
Of their wedding, on the Goth ult. The assem-
blage was large, and everything passed pleas
lntly as the old people, with hearts happy as
when fifty year back they gave their first vows,
renewed again the ceremony of their youth.
Five Of their children were present, and to
each of them the aged parent gave a present Of
ten dollars in silver. COMM itself pleas
ant sight, The aged couple have lived in this
vicinity Tor twenty-eight years, and all that
time on the same farm.
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Valuable ePresents.-We were shown a
few days ago, splendidly inlaid work boxe
and an escritoire, which were sent as a New
Years present, to the wife of Mr.. E L. Cross,
Of this city by her brother who is in the navy
service. They were certainly very handsome,
and valuable. Besides these there were
number Of other remembrances, a card case, a
paper folder both finely inlaid, and u table
mats of peculiar make, / splendid silk Shawl,