The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-21
A smart thing-a mustard plaster.

a smart thing-a mustard plaster.
Tho weather is well supplied with charge
Wormwood and gall to Van-our new dross
Late trains-young men on midnight bon.
ders.
Fifty-throe mon were seen chasing their hats
on Monday.
Hunt s Kinsman ara moving into their
new Store.
The new Block should have name BY
which it may be recognized
Curtain lectures have been abandoned since
women have taken the platform.
This mundane sphere has been slightly
moist, in places, during the past week.
Fashionable young ladies like letters require
stamps, or the males reject them.
Remember the dance at Mammoth Hall on
the eve. Of the 22nd. Let all attend.
Metzgar & Brother have opened an entire
new stock Of goods. Call and see them.
To compel some men to "think twice before
they speak" would be to seal their lips
Visible Admixture-The condition of deli
cacies left in cellars along the river.
Moses Wilson Of Elmore has purchased the
Emore Courier.
Hon. E F Dickinson hasour thanks for pub
lie documents received
T Morton 6 Son, have moved tho building
Oh Arch St used as a store room, to their va
cant lot, near Garrison st.
Remember to go and see the Panorama OF
the Holy Land, at Mammoth Hall, on Tuesday
evening next.
A Hotel in Paris advertises rooms fitted up
expressly for men fhirty-three feet high. Car
diff Giants, please take notice.
The man who put together seven joints of
stove pipe without swearing turns out to be
graduate Of deaf and dumb Asylum.
George Hostler has associated himself with
Orlando Curtis, in the shaving and hair dress
ing business. Give them a call.
Read the announcement Of Brandt & Condit,
in this paper. They offer raro bargains in Dry
Goods, from one Of the finest stocks ever kent
in this city.
Chaplain Collier, Of tho Grand Army Of the
Republic, is meeting with good success in
raising money for the Ohio Soldiers Orphans
Home.
Several notable persons have been in town
during the past week, but as the fact is pro-
bally wen known it is not necessary to par
tiaclarize.
People that did not slip down on Friday
night last, must be the ones referred to in the
scriptural assertion that, .sinners stand on
slippery places" We fell severel times.
George KEENAN, has been engaged to deliver
his new and Popular lecture, at BirchardsHaT,
on Tuesday night, Feb. sth. The price of ad-
mission viii be fixed at IS cents.
We were recently shown. some dental work,
done by Dr.A F Price, which, in mechanism,
and iinisb displayed degree care and skill,
that highly recommend the DIR. rs a thorough
dentist
Mr.. 4. j. Hale has resigned his position as
ticket and fright agent, at the Office of the L.
S. s. NJ. S. Railroad, at this place. BY his re-
signatiOn the Company looses a careful and
efficient officer.
Only one runaway, on Saturday, and that
caused but little damage. A horse broke loose
and started down Croghan St, turned down
Front St, but repented and came to stand
still in front of Poss' cigar store, with buggy
slightly loosened in the joints,
Persons with an active imagination may be
able to see the waters OF. Green Creek foam
ing and dashing over our borders, enraged
that the sound of its melody,is drowned in the
deafening hum Of varied industries. No
such instances reportedhowever
On the 4fh inst, gentleman and lady in
high life were married in the country, few
miles from Dayton, and started on a wedding
tour to Chicago. They returned on Friday,
and gave brilliant party. In the evening
the newly-made husband got intoxicated,
broke large amount of valuable furniture,
and drove his guests out of doors. There is
much indignation in the neighborhood at his
conduct.