The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
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Grunblers aro busy.

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Grumblers arc busy.
I Norwalk sighs for more water.
Another January tllaw on Wednesday.
: Sleighins On Tuesday was hvOly but not
: lasting,
Services viii be held in the basement Of the
New Church, on next Sabbath.
Cincinstisns are loud IN their pnisa Of
George Kennan's lecture.
Massillon has an Opera House, that cost one
hundred thousand dollars.
Geneva is troubled with rascality, and wants
G vigilance Committee organized.
The man who Owls tho town, was making
tour Of inspection, on Tuesday.
The lecture at Birchard Hall, on Monday
evening, was well attended.
Tho social, Tuesday evening, passed of
pleasantly.
Remomber the masked Ball on Thursday
evening, February 10th. Il AiI hc a fine affair.
Anna Dickinson lectured in Norwalk on
Tuesday night, on " whitcI Sepulchrcs.v
The more womans waist Is shaped like
an hour glass, tho sooner will her 'sands Of
life" run out.
H. MiIhous has first ellss dining saloon,
on State St, near the west end of the bridge.
Give him call.
Our streets were well filed with teams last,
Saturday, which revived the Intent energies Of
business, somewhat
The house Of Andrew King, near PiquA,
Ohio, was destroyed by FIRE on the night OF the
10th inst
Napoleon, Henry county, is trying to raise
$4,000 stock for the establishment of ma
chine shop.
Two widow women, living the same house,
in Napoleon, O., had their arms broken tine
same day, last week
The Rev. Mr.. Mccoy, pastor of the Presby-
tsrian church, at Sandusky City, preached in
Bircharl Hall, last Sabbath.
An Ode to Oak Harbor appears in the Otta-
wa Ne'os. The writer is evidently in posseS-
sion of one Of the "lost arts
A boy in Bellevue, while sliding on the ice, |
fell through, but was rescued by a man who |
happened to DO near.
People who settle their domestic feuds, On
public ppOmenades, should express themselves
in a subdued tone
Ii every cloud has a silver lining, there must
have been On immense amount Of silver used
for Innings this season.
The editors OF the Elmore Gladiator under
took to administer dose Of Shamrock to the
eiitor Of the Ottawa Ne,cs The Editor re-
fused to swallow
a house belonging to the heirs Of Frank
Niles, situated about three miles east Of Green
Springs, was burned on the 18th inst. No in
surance-
The semi-annual installation of the officers
of the J. o. G., T., will take place at their
Hall, in Shomos block, on Tuesday evening
next. Al the members of the Lodge are re-
quested to be present
a few days ago, while Mr.. Stephen Sawyer,
of Bellevue, was at work in the cellar Of his
residence, recently destroyed by fire, brick
wall that had been left standing, fell upon him
injuring him severely.
The trial of David Phillips, for the IN urder
of Charles Lundy, at Bowling Green in July
last. commenced at Perrysburg on Tuesday
the 18th, and was concluded on the oath, with
verdict of man slaughter
The Editor Of the Sandusky Register some
times finds the productions Of his scissors sup
erior to those Of his pen. The Fremont
Journal furnishes fine field for his scissors,
without even the usual "by your leave, Sir"
Said an ambitious youth to a lady, the other
day: "Dont you think I had better dye my
at the same time carressing the in
flht prodigy. II think, replied the lady, if
you viii let it alone, it viii die itself
The Elmoro Courier comesto u.s. this week,
issued under the management of Mr.. Moses
Wilson. Tie Courier will hereafter be Re-
publican paper We wish Bro Wilson success
in his nowspaperial enterprise.
A man named John Price, from Warren %
New jersey, while on his way to Tifin, Ohio,
was made victim OF the confidence game, at
Loudonyille few days ago. 1t was the same
old gama OF express bills due, and no money,
but abundance Of bank stock.
We hope all will remember the Lecture of
George KEENAN,, at Birchard Hall, on Tues
day evening" February the Sth. Mr.. Kennan,
already stands among the most noted Lecturers
Of the time. This fact our citizens conceded,
lfteT listening to his lecture, last winter
Some fast young men in Elmore, full of the ,
'Spirit OF the times" amused themselves with
shooting and throwing stones at the windows !
of grocery last week. The proprietor dis
charged the contents ofapistol into their midst
without serious effect. The parties were az
rested and fined. T
Something over zen thousand dogs, assem- ,
bic every night, in the vicinity Of Front Street
md each tries TO out do theother in contribut.
ing voice to swell the canine chorus, which is
70 soothing to restless sleepers 1t is Just that
'every dog should have his day." but when all /
he dogs monopolize the night, and bark until c
they grow hoarse with the ezertion, it suggest
he different ways by which the dogs can be I
disposed OF. c
The Grecian bend has been adopted by some
men. We recently saw young man whom '
nature had endowed with fine physical pro-
portions, but in the midst OF life he was smit-
-en with his dreadful deformity which caused !
sTery movement to indicate that it was attend i,
ID with exeruciating pain. 1t was at first J
thought the man was trying to vomit without :
success but second look revealed the melan-
holy truth, that he had the Grecian bend ]
The process Of acquiring it is simple-to bring q,
he body TO a graceful curve, it Is necessary to
lie across barrel with the face down, for a
period OF thirty days. The transformation is 1
but We would not advise any one t
o try to, acquire the accomplishment. r
Get the February numbers OF the Phrenologi-
al Journal in which critical sketchesof George
Washington, Confuscius the Chinese sage.
Father" Hyacinthe, Edwin NJ. Stanton. Clark
L. LOOMS, Victor N. Rice, Rabbage the in
-entor-mathematician, Hon. J. Coogan; with
'ortraits. Besides, What Can 1 Do Best: or