The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-04

Fostoria has a new saloon.
Hickory nuts are scarce, ditto waluts.
Thanksgiving turkeys are being fatted.
Quails are legal tenders now, to sportsmen.
oberlin wants to extend its corporation
limits.
Court commences in Norwalk, on Monday
next
Auction in No. "a Odd Fellows Block, every
dhy and evening.
To know where to buy goods cheap, read
our advertisements.
Gen. Gibson has been solicited to write a
history of Seneca County.
Findlay papers complain that business is
unusually dull, in that place.
Tontogany, Wood county, is growing rapid
ly, and is good point for trade.
st. Charles Hotel, at Norwalk, will be Of
fered at Sheriffs sale, on Monday next.
Ths young people of Fostoria, have orga-
nizsd club for the pupOse of holding series
of dances.
Ross & Young have moved their drug store
into the room formerly occupied by H. ].
Zimmerman.
A little son Of J. G. Hltman, living near
MlgrOve, had his leg broken on the 26th, by
horse stepping on it.
The Seventeenth Semi-Annual Ministerial
Association meets at Port Clinton on Tuesday
next, and continues three days.
The Touring mill of j. Parker g. Co., at
Findlay, was entered on the night of the 25th
inst, and several sacks of -four taken.
Read the advertisement of "The Uncivilized
Races" 1t is fine publication, and we be-
speak for the agent generous subscription.
A young man named Mitchell, living in
Lyme township, Huron county, was killed on
Saturday night last. at & railroad crossing near
Bellevue.
A Wisconsin editor was called out of bed
one night to receive subscription. For two
weeks after that he sat up every night, but
the offense was not repeated.
Apoetical ''almanacker" sends us the fol-
towing for October "Pick apples now and
cider make, and through a barrel juice it !;
then get straw without flaw, and through
the straw seduce It."
An attempt was made TO rob the Crawford
County Treasurer, at Bucyrus, on Tuesday
night of last week The burglars attempted to
pry open the door of the office, but were IN
able to accomplish their object.
In order to accommodate those wishing to
to teach, the School Examiners will hold q
special examination, at the High School Build
ing in this city, on Saturday Nov. 18th. Let
all attend. A meeting viii also be held on
the l4th.
A farmer, near Bellevue, held two hundred
bushels Of wheat for a rise in prices, but as
it did not come, he took it to market, when
the wheat was found to be moldy and not
saleable at any price. Holding wheat don't
usually pay.
DR.. E. o. Arrison, Dental Physician and
Salg6oA, has located in our city, and taken
rooms in Buckland's New Block, where he
viii give his attention to every branch of his
profession, and sohCits the public patronage.
Give him call.
Three Tifin chaps went intoSthe country to
see their girls recently. The night was dark
and fearful, and on their way home, not being
able 20 discriminate objects, their horse backed
of bridge sending them into the mud and
watsS regardless of their good clothes That
was cold comfort after courting.
A young son Of Eugene Aldrich, of York
township, fell from wagon in which be was
riding with his father, on the 20th, when the
wheel passed over his chest, injuring him 50
that be died soon after. He was bright, in
tsresting child, and the bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the entire community.
J. A Bowlus, of our city, has had one of his
patent evsporators in use for some time back,
making Sorghum Syrup. He produces very
fine article, and his evaporator is regarded as
the best in use. He has been contemplating
trip to Louisiana, where he expects to put
up several OF his evsporators to test their ex-
ceIlence upon plantations.
We would solicit assistance of our old sub
scribers in extending our subscription list.
The evenings are growing longer, and every
one should have a good home paper to enter
tain them. good word from our old friends
would add many new ones to our list. Re-
member that $500 pays for our paper and the
Peoples Journal one year, and send in the
names
Farmers seem to learn less rapidly than any
other business men, that the causes which
have depressed all other productions, of neces-
sity depress theirs. A great effect would be
produced if they were willing to sell at prices
purchasers can afford to pay. Money would
soon become abundant, and times easier
Holding an article for higher price, where
everything indicates that an advance is scarce
" possible, is not the greatest wisdom. Loss
of interest, waste Of gram, and possible loss
from weevl or mold, affect any gain that
otherwise might accrue from slight advance.
We are now Offering extra inducements to
subscribers. Besides our own home paper,
we offer also the Peoples JotaraaE to all who
pay for the Journal to the first Of January
lS72-new subscribers and old ones Let those
In arrears pay up and one year ahead from
next January, and all who are in the habit
Of paying strictly in advance, send in or bring
in their subscription money for next year, and
they shall have the Peoples Journal, large
l6 page paper in addition. Besides this we
offer extremely low club rates with other
magazines and papers, 50 that subscribers
will be furnished additional papers or maga-
zines at lowest club rates.