The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11
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Weather delightful.
Court adjourned on Saturday.
Norwalk is troubled with measles.
Go to Youngmans for paper collars.
Bargains at No. 30, Odd-FeIows Block.
Youngman now keeps next to c. R. Nc
Culloch's.
Forty-seven houses have been built at Belle
vue the past season.
Special session Court Of Common Please
Jan. 16, 1871.
When you come to town to pay your taxes,
scan in and pay for the Journal
Remember that 81 pays for the Journal one
year, and gets the Peoples Journal free.
A bear was seen near Van Vert, recently,
but whether white or black Is not said.
An extensive Ay-trap was recently produced
bya union of Mr. Cobb to Miss Webb.
Specimen copies of the Peoples Journal
can be had at this office. Call and examine it.
The Horse Fair at Sandusky City, last week,
is reported SUCCESS. Its receipts were sl,-
1875.
The County Treasurer is now ready to re-
ceive' taxes. Call in and replenish the county
funds.
A valuable horse was stolen from Fenton
Garwood, near Kenton, on the night of the
27thu
Bowling Green is excited on the railroad
question again, and COMMITTEES is canvassing
for subscriptions.
John Gardiner, Esq, purchased the ST.
Charles Hotal, at Norwalk, for S2S,0Oo 1t
was sold at Shsriffs sale.
Miss Susan B. Anthony, it is said, has caught
the "minister's sore throat" but has not yet
nabbed the minister.
If you want trees you can rely on, buy of J..
D. Muchmore. We might say much more in
their favor, but that is enough.
A young man having married an heiresE,
said that it wasn't the face of his wife that
struck him so much as the figure.
You can get such magazines and Papers as
you may want, by clubbing with the Journal,
cheaper than in any other way.
It Is clsssicaIly suggested that France is now
in the Gaul of bitterness. 1t might be added
that she is also in the "bonds of iniquity."
The Chignon vanishes before the decree Of
fashion Let the world rejoice and be glad,
though the dealers in jute hair mourn.
Mr.. John R. Pease has purchased the Gro
. cery establishment of F. J. Landgraf, and will
continue the business at the old stand
The trees are now very much like the leg
itimate dramatic performers of the female per-
suasion, being nearly bare limbed.
At Lima, or the Ist, Alex McOonache had
his hand so badly smashed while coupling
ears, tina: his arm had to be amputated at the
elbow.
Mr.. end Mrs. Samuel Sherman, living near
NorwaIk, celebrated their Goldon Wedding
on the ID inst. Quite large number Of
friends were present.
Cannot we have a course of lectures this
winter Isn't there enough home talent to
sapply lecture each week during the long
sEeningsg
We have added several new papers to oul
Club List. See List, then subscribe for the
Journal and any of the Magazines and pa
pers on the list you may want.
Some men complain of not having credit
were they are not known, others can't ge
credit where they are known. We intend t.
apply that rule to several of our acquaintance
A Mr.. Prentiss, of Damascus, Henry Coun
tv. was assaulted in the woods, by two men
some days ago. He knocked one down, kickeC
the other over, and made tracks for place o
safety.
Now is good time to pay for the Journal
Remember that all who pay up to January lst
1872. get the Peoples Journal FREE for mex
wear. Send in at once and have your neighbo
do so to.
The citizens of Loudonville, Ohio, have Of
fsred $500 reward for the arrest and convic
tiou of incendiaries, who recently fired tn
warehouse of Ullman 6 Son, and publii
school house.
beautiful rainbow spanned the western
heavens, on Tuesday morning last. It wa
very brilliant, and soon after its appearance
n second, not so well-dehned, however, ap
peared above it.
Have you paid for your paper7 If 50 a
Si2ht, we don't msan you. If you have not
you are the very man we would like to see
Bring two dollars with you when you come
and come soon.
Elihu Burrit reads the bible in twent!
languages. There are many who do not rea
it in one, who would be no better if they rea
It in twenty, and many who read it in one
who are better than either
The recent earthquake let loose stream
water from barren hillside, near Loudon
vile. which is still Flowing, and gives rise
the supposition that there is an undergroun
lake there, especially as the ground is no7
sinking.
Harper's Weekly, Harper's Bazar and Har
per's Magazine, cost s4.OO, yet we will furnis
Them and a copy OF the Journal one year fc
Rl9 Here IS a chance to save money, g
three splendid New York publications, an
one of the best local paper in Ohio one yea
for the cost of the Harper's publications alon
A lady in Napoleon, in the absence OF her hu
band, opened letter addressed to him, whlC
proved to be from lady in Michigan. wi
claimed the man as her husband, and de
manded that he return and provide for he
The Napoleon wife went to Michigan to "s'
about it."
Besides Napoleon's weakness for Nancy,
is now said that when on the Rhine he pr
posed to Bridget, and then was Verdun
enough to go to See-Dan about it. Instea
he met William, who 'took him in,' and SCI
him .sover the Rhine" but did not allow hi
70 bridge it. Since which time his popularir
among the Fenisns has been steadily decli
ing.
travelling hummer, attempted to enter
vouug IsIy's room, at hotel in Tifin, ID
week. and had his head cut with pitch,
Give his name, Mr.. Star. He should be pass
around, that all hotel keepers may be warn
10 hide their spoons when he comes rour
About three out of every five of those traveli
runners, are a libel upon manhood, and {
nnblic should beware of them.
Parents who would not mourn over
as.;noueucies of their boys, should keep th'
NJ home in the evenings. Night on the sire
Is prolifc of immortality, and parents sho'
eudeavor to keep their children at home
they would have them grow up uncontann
tad. Provide innocent amusement at hol
Make it attractive, and the young, as the
soon find athere Is no place ike hezss'D