The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-02

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a team, on one of our streets, and the pole Of
the wagon struck him on the head, knocking
him down, and a wheel of the wagon passed
over one of his feet, iniuring him quite severe
\ ". He was taken into Bucklund's drug store,
and his injuries attended to. Whether the ac-
cident was the result Of carelessnes on the
part of the driver or not we did not learn.
What to Wear and How to Make
Il, Is the title of book Of Instructions on
dress and dressmaking, published. by Nine.
Demorest, at Is cents. Dresssmakers and
ladies generally viii find in this manual such
useful information, and complete instruc ton
in every department of ladies' and children's
dress. 1t is issued semi-annually, and sent
free Of postage. Address Nine. Demorest,
SSS Broadway, New York.
odd Fellows Excursion. The breth-
rem of Croghan Lodge, 1. o. o. F., Of this city,
have arranged for boat ride to Sandusky
CITY, and Kelleys Island, on the 2lst Of this
month. 1t will be just the season to visit that
delightful Island Vineyard, and take a look
at the clustering vines. And those who
would like to examine the matter little more
closely can test the quality of the Catawba
wine, which is the great staple Of the Island.
The boat will leave at Z IL a. m and return
at an early hour in the evening.
Iuiured.-Mr. S. Wilmer, Of this city,
conductor on a freight train on the L S & NJ
sR R., was quite severely injured, by being
knocked from a freight train at the depot,
few days ago. It appears that they were do
ing some switching, and the train was backed
with such force against the car on which he
was standing that he was thrown to the
ground and Just managed to roll from the
track in time to avoid being crushed by the
cars. It was avery marrow escape from
death, while his injuries were 50 severe as to
obhce him to lay of for some days.
The Lady's Friend for Septemer, is
capital number. The steel plate is quiet,
domestic scene, the colored fashion plate spe-
cially airy ard elegant, even for this maga-
zine, and the colored embroidery pattern bril-
liant. The literary articles are especially
good and the workable novelties are Of va
ried interest. Published by Deacon & Peter
SON, $40 Walnut Street, Philadelphia Price
$3.50 a year (which also includes large steel
engraving). Four copies, Sc. The Journal
and Lady's FREUD will be furnished for $3.50
per year.
/ ----as-llsRb--
shomo & Co. have got them.
De Prof1ndis.-Someo one (and we cam
not even guess who) sends us the following
/ question: s'What would be the result if an
| irresistible force should come in contact with
an immovable body!' and asks some one
/ through the columns of our paper to furnish
/ an answer. We give the question as request
| ed, and will give an opportunity to any wish
| ing to make q neply.-Ge1secG Times.
Our devil thinks that the result would be
epIuribus unan,, in hoe loco, Hultum IN parUO,
Sic transit gloria munai morning, or some
other fellow, and we guess he is about right.
Next.
The Pioneers, of Ballville, visited FL
more, on the 25tb, and Joined issue with the
Riversides, Up to the close Of the 7th inning
they led the Riversides, but by good play in
the sth and 9th innings the Riversides drew
ahead. The score standing Riversides p, Pi-
oneers 20.
Innings, l 3 G 7s9
Riyersides, 3. o 5 o / 4 4 6-27
Pioneers, 5 3 ? go
The same clubs played another game, on
wednesday last, on the Croghan grounds, at
this place, in which the Pioneers out-batted,
out-caught, out-felded, Out-run and out-wind-
ed their antagonists by a score of SO to 42, and
only eight innings to the Riversidef nine
Fremont is given to blowing about itself
/ in every conceivable manner, but it always
| backs down. The base ball club that was to
come from there to play with Tifin's club,
backed down and failed to put in an appear
ance yesterday.-TribNfae.
No such thing, Mr.. Tribune. Your bully
boys insisted on the CrOghans going up there
to play two games, and refused to come here
at all; that's "what's the matter" Our boys
declined so one-sided match. Had it not
been for that little weakness of the Athletics
the Croghan's would have been on hand.
Wanted.-Every subscriber in arrears,
is wanted to call at this office, and pay up his
indebtedness. We don't ike to dun, but we
really would like to have some Of the money
due US. Newspapers cannot be run without
money any more than any other business.
Hands must have their money, paper bills
must be paid, rents must be settled, &c, &C.,
Two dollars may look small to you but 81 in
the hands of 800 different persons makes quite
| a respectable sum. And that's about how the
matter stands. We would like to have that
amount Of money which the above number
Of our subscribers are carrying around fOr
US. Dollars come home, we need you.
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The Lancaster, Ohio, Eagle has the follow
ing pointed and direct paragraph, which will
hit good many people in almost every COM
munity:
"CAN'r AFFORD IT-A goodly number of
! Fairfeld's citizens, who are too poor to take q
| newspaper, were in attendance with their en-
tire families, at the circus on Thursday last.
The show cost them from two to four dollars,
for which they received about three hours of
qualification to hear a blathering, witless fool
| make his polntless and senseless remarks.
They are too poor to take d paper, which costs
two dollars a year, and which furnishes them
an hour or two of profitable recreation at least
ffty-t.go times year. Think of it, We show
goers, and sin no more"
The attention n of the public mind is at the
present time 30 absorbed by the important events
transpiring in the Old World, that few are aware
that events Of equal Importance 10 the public are
daily transpiring in our own country. While the
crowned heads of France and Prussia are killing of
their tens Of thousands with their terrible engines
of war, Meng. Altaffer & Co., of Fremont, are
furnishing thousands Of the inhabitants of San
dusky and adjoining counties with the best Of
Boots and Shoes, at astonishingy low prices. They
have in store and are daily receiving the>world-
renowned Buffalo Boots, and all the different first
class manufacturer lines Of Boots and Shoes
which they are selling at bottom prices. Trey
warrant all their hrst-cass work. Don't fail to &c
and soc them before purchasing your fall and win.