The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-16


be as cheap.
- The front windows of a house in Port Clin
ton, occupied by poor woman, were brokel
y in, on Sunday night Of last week. The perpe
es traitors of 50 dastardly an outrage, should b
" punished.
newspaper has been started at New Lon
don, Huron County. This is the second at
9 9 tempt, and from glance at its advertising
patronage, we should judge it will share tn,
. fate of the first.
y y Clark, of the Ottawa NeIos has suffered ,
family disgrace, through the conversion of al
S uncle to Republican doctrines What must b,
3 the modification, of the uncle, when thinking
of his nephew.
The innOcents indulged in the pleasan
pastime of shedding blood, and bruising each
others faces, on the night of the dance a
) Union Hall; last week. "True love never did
: run smooth
: During the storm, on Monday, Dec, 9th, the
: team Of Mr.. Henry Mosier, Of Marion Town
: ship, Hancock county, became frightened, and
! ran away, throwing Mr.. Mosier out and IN
! juring him severely.
!, A wicked youth, who had been Tilted, re-
marked that the daughters of Eve had grown
wiser than their maternal ancestor, for had
they been in her place they would have de-
ceived the devil. Shocking.
The person arrested some weeks since, for
committing burglary, at the residence of DR..
John Chesney, of Hardin county, and who es-
capped from the Marshal, has again been ar
rested and is in safe keeping.
During the heavy blow, on Monday week,
brakeman, on train which was just leav-
ing Norwalk, was blown from the top of a
freight car over fence into an adjoining field,
but fortunately without injury.
A coal oil lamp, in use in the house of Mr..
S. H. Russell of this city, fell from the table.
one evening last week. OF course an e1-
plosion followed. The carpet was badly burn
ed before the flames could be extinguished
On Thursday of last week, Mrs Martha
Snyder, of Woodville, had tumor weighing
two pounds, removed from her side. The
operation was performed by DIR. House, of
Cleveland, assisted by DR.. Bncker of Wood
vile.
D. T. Specs, a subscriber who has been re-
csiving his paper at Constantine, Mich, we
have been informed by the Postmaster at that
place, dit out" recently "between sunset and
sunrise" OF course he neglected to pay up
before leaving.
An unknown man was found dead in the
woods, near Elmore, on the 4th. There was
bottle labelled poison in his pocket together
with razor and a passport signed by the
French Consul at Malta. It is supposed he
committed suicide.
The Presidents Message occupied from to
10 columns, in most Of our cotemperaries, in
the JOURNAL it only occupied 4 columns
Subscribers viii therefore understand that we
give as much reading matter in four columns
as they usually get in seven columns of other
papers.
We are glad to notice that Mrs. D. S. Cam
field widow of D. s. CamReld, deceased, has
received the appointment Of Deputy Collector
for this sub-district. She has attended to the
duties of the Office during the past year, and
given evidence Of her ability to perform its
duties
The Geneva, (Ashtabula county, Tool Gem
pany, which commenced to clear lot for the
erection of their buildings, less than five
months ago, have now every thing completed
and the machinery nearly ready to commence
oporations. The future outlook for the com
pany promises prosperity.
The ministers of Bellevue are very severe
upon young aspirsnts for matrimonial honors. |
Last week another marriage under difficulties
occurred, making the second within two weeks. |
Brown has wonderful faculty for getting the |
subjects of his yarns into trouble, and then
pulling them through safely. |
Before buying your holiday presents examine |
the columns Of the JOURNAL, and buy Of those
who invite your custom, remembering that |
The dearest place beneath the skies,
Is that which does not advertise.
This rule observe, when for supplies
You go in search, and you'll be WISE
Buy only of those who Advertise.
These dark nights cause great many mis-
haps. We have noticed number of young
men, within few days, with black eyes, and
cheek bones heavily cushioned. We don't /
know the cause, but suppose that, in wander
ing about in the dark, they came in sudden
contact with something. It is a remarkable
coincidence, that every face is marked in
about the same spot.
The "Ruby Seal" Society, composed ofyoung
misses in this city, viii hold festival and fair
at the residence Of Mrs. John Pease, on
Wednesday evening Of next week. Every
one is earnestly invited to be present. Admis-
sion cents. The money realized is used for
the benefit of foreign missions The zeal and
earnestness which these young ladies manifest,
is certainly highly commendable, and the OBJ
ject laudable one Let their desire to aid in
good work be encouraged by generous at
tendance on next Wednesday evening, as well
as on other occasioEss when teey may meet.
Those men who were so desirous of having
the Council pass an ordinance to prohibit auc-
tions, OF tax them out of existence, should ap-
ply the rule to their own practice, and when
runner for printing office situated in some
distant locality comes along and importunes
them for work, ''kick EN- out" instead of, as
many Of them do, giving them work under the
impression they are "getting it cheaper"
when they could get it as well and as cheaply
done at home. "What's sauce for the goose
is sauce for the gander," and if there is to be
class legislation we can't see why the printer
should not have advantage of it as we'll as the
merchant Can you, Mr.. Councilman Lay
tariff on the rafting printers who come around.
I =
BY all means, and make the thing equal, for if {
one hurts the merchant the other hurts the
printer.
List of Letters. Remaining in the Ere t
mont P o., uncalled for December 18th, 1870 6
Sarah Aldrich, A. R. Ballard, T. H Curtis,
S. c. Carpenter, Catharins Day 2, Henry
Locke, Mrs. B. Long, Cora J. Miller, Almira I
Thompson, d. Wilson, David Wright, Daniel :
Wright. 1
The Annual Exhibition of the Fremont s
Public Schools, will take place on Friday
evening next, Dec. 22d, in the High School
building on Croghan street. It will be an c
exhibition and parent and others Z
should not fail TO be present. !
At a regular communication of Erie Lodge 7
No. 239, Milan, at the Masonic Hall, held on {
Wednesday evening December 7th, the follow !
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year: !
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