The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25
Readables.

Readables.
Married.
Dress warm.
Rough roads.
Historians are busy.
Scattering snow fakes.
Wood sawyers are busy.
Read our advertisements.
Beware Of false Prophets.
Keep out Of bad company.
Tuesday was gloomy day.
Patent rights are numerous.
More Weddings in prospect.
Pop corn and cider ara in order.
Beware Of colds and pickpockets.
s Too much swearing by small boys.
BaIlville remains as serene as daisy.
A few long winded flies still hang around.
Churches were well attended last Sunday.
"How blest are they''-who take the Jstvral
"what Is man." that woman is mindful o
himP
Our city has been shellcd during the past
week.
Money pours in like dust during rair
storm.
Gen. W. H. Gibson is in New England lee
turing.
Burglars are making their head quartsrs al
Elyria.
Rats appear to be unusually healthy thil
season.
4 There is no dangerOf cabbages sprOuting thi'
weather.
Missionaries need not go abroad to FIND
heather.
Last Friday had the sppearance Of win
ter's day.
The Messages. appeared in nsw dIesI
last week.
Single men aud shirt buttons ere having 1
falling out.
ALyceum club mas been organized at Bow
ling Green.
Twenty-seven snow fakes and a sun shine
on Monday.
A member Of the Chicago Bar has located Al
Port Clinton.
Boys are becoming impatient for the skating
season to arrive.
Either boarding houses or meat marksts
should grow rich.
Chignon headaches are going out Of date
Glory, "let 'em went"
Our streets were crowded with people and
teams on Saturday last.
The Seneca County Teachers Institute wa'
held in Tifin last week.
A number Of chaps went where too much
-benzine Howeth on Sunday.
The doors Of Oberlin eoAedgs closed last
week for the winter vacation.
Buckwheat cakes possess marvellous poWei
10 drive away the morning blues.
Those bells Those auction bells Alas
how quiet since their music ceased.
Painsvile is ambitious. It has dramatic
ana literary club in full operation.
The Young mothers assembled together and
compared babies one day last week.
Nearly everybody is too full for utterancs
on account Of its being thanksgiving.
Judging from the appearance Of the Courier
local news must be scarce in Elmore.
Mrs. WI. Heller, Of Napoleon, fell ths
other day and broke three of her ribs.
Mr.. Andrew Clark of Plymouth fell and
broke his arm on Monday Of last week.
The mite societies held by the Good Temp
lars, are proving pleasant and profitable.
Beauty IS sometimes more than skin deep
There's the thickness of powder and paint.
sixty thousand and fifty pounds Of turkeys
were shipped from WakSman in one day re
Gently.
Somebody says it is a bad sign, to have cold
feet, but who in the world knows what the
sign is.
Trains on the L. S. & N. S. R. R., viii com.
rnenoe running by new time table on Sun
day next.
Temperance is at discount in Findlsy.
We do not like to refer to its standing if oul
own city.
We understand that some Of the married
people are forming club for mutual enter
tainment.
The social dances have been very pleasant
50 far, notwithstanding the attendance has
been small.
Norman Fish, Of Y4n Vert, was killed by
a falling limb while chopping in the woods OF
Monday last.
The Hancock County Farmers Club, met al
Findlay last week, and elected officers for the
ensuing year.
People are running wild after the Champion
Washing Machine. See advertisement in an
other column.
Wego to press this week one day earlier than
usual, in order that the boys may fight turkey
on THANKSGIVING Day.
The first Congregational Church at Findlay
has lust been relieved of a debt amounting to
fifteen hundred dollars.
Judging from the number Of buyers, farm
ers should have no trouble in selling theil
produce in this market
Mr.. w. j. Denison, Of Perrysburg, lost :
finger by the premative discharge ola pistol
on Monday, the I4th inst.
Old Boreas, became vroth on Tuesday, and
ssnt snow hurting to the earth, until it wal
covered to quite depth.
The matrimonial fever still RACES. A few
more days viii be sufficient TO consume all Of
our manageable material.
Can't somebody persuade some one, to con-
jure up something somewhere, sometime, to
make II little more lively,
Everybody with a wagon ran in to every
ottsr body's wagon and tipped it over, OF
nearly SO, on Saturday last.
Boarding houses are requested not to have
vension for breakfast. 1t would occasion i'll
feeling among the boarders.
Those who are out late at night ON busines.
of questionable character must expect to en-
counter little unpleasGntries.
There is an unaccountable charm in gettini
out of warm bed into 9 cold room during
the first few frosty mornings.
saloon keepers should take the necessar.
precautions to keep their liquors from freez
ING during the cold weather.
Tho business men of Monrocvine, appear t
aupreciate the value of newspaper advertising
as they use printers ink freely.
Somebody has invented talking machine
The inventor ought to be prosecuted If he al
lows them to be sold 70 women.
The Father Of John B. Cough is stiil livini
in London, England, having arrived at the ad
vanced age Of ninety-two years.
AtWakeuan the curious are excited owe
double pumpkin, after the manner OF ii
double baby in Morrow county.
AAlr. Nathan Cobb and wife are in isii a