The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-02
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vallsndingham lectured at Urbana, on
the 10th. ,l,
For several days Front Street lay beneath
sea Of mud.
HThsWsT is over in Europe. It amt any
where else.
,Hyouwant to Sind a man out, call when
heaint & home.
Our merchants have large stocks of attrac-
tive holiday goods.
A splendid stock Of notions and fancy ar
ticIes at McCulloch's
Norwalk jail is in danger of falling down.
So thought the Grand Jury.
Messrs Lodd & Son have commenced work
IN their new foundry at Elmore.
The year 1871 will have So Sundays. It
commences and ends on Sunday.
At Buckland s Sons all the novelties Of the
season cah be found in great variety.
When you come in to pay your taxes remem-
Der to drop in and pay for the Journal.
Presbyterian Soeiable, on Thursday night,
next at the church parlors. Let ell attend.
Painsvilie has had several cases Of small
2ox, and the people are somewhat excited
about It. !
Kenton has Just completed one of the finest
engine houses but has no money with which
to pay for It.
HarpeFs Weekly is the best Illustrated
paper published. We furnish 1t and the Jour
nal for Ss.25. sE EtsE @a
The residence of John Mulchy, of Bay town
ship Ottawa county, was destroyed by fire on
Monday cf last week. E144
Farmers and others interested in the live
stock market, viii find the latest reports in
our Commercial column. ''' ~ b.
The Good Templar's hold their Mite Society
this friday evening, at their hall, in Buck
lands Block. All are invited.
A Mr.. Meyers of Van Vert, had all of the
fingers on one hand taken Of, at staye fac
tory, on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. A N. Becker of Melmore, was killed by
the accidental discharge Of 8 rife, while hunt
ing deer on Saturday, the 10Th inst.
Mr.. & Mrs. A. W. Smith celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their marriage, onWednes-
day evening last, by a wooden wedding.
A meeting is to be held this evening, at
Bowling Green, in the interest of the Mans
field Coldwater and Michigan Rail Road.
-Br.As-F F. Price, viii be obsent from the city
next week, in attendance upon the State Den
tai Couventiou which meets at Columbus
The Local of the Hancock Courier morali-
Ees scientifically, phlosOphically, theoretically
and metaphysically on the first snow fall
The residence Of Wm.Yanhorn at Napoleon
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning Of
last week. 1t was the work of an incendiary.
The roof of FaveIs livery stable at Oberlin
fell in, on Tuesday night of last week. 1t was
occasioned by the weight Of the snow upon it.
A Touring mill belonging to James G. Red
nond, near Urbana, was destroyed by fire on
the night Of the 2lst. Loss slO0O0-insured
for 5000.
Wsnseon is ahead on turnips, farmer out
that way having raised one that weighs lS
pounds and ounces It is % inches in cir
conference.
A young man IN Medina, named Warner, a
harness maker, has fallen heir to eight thous-
and dollars, by the death of an uncle in
Michigan.
A matron, after reading some Of Susan BIS
structures said, she was wonderfully and fear
fully maid, /" and it wasn't surprising that she
remained 50.
man named Samuel Long, of Elmore, was
severely injured on the 23d inst, by being
struck by falling timber, while assisting in
raising barn.
Dillon knows how to advertise, and is reap
ing the benefit of his investments in an exter-
sivo and profitable trade See his advertise
nent on first page.
The Treasurer is busy receiving taxes, and
yetis anxious to see all the people, at as early
a day as possible Call in at his Office, pay up
and get your receipt.
The roads, the past week, have been in a
very sloppy condition. There was just enough
snow to mix well with the mud, but not
enough for good shedding.
The Van Vert Bulletin has adopted the
cash system, and announced in last weeks is
sue, that the names of all persons, who had
not paid in advance would be dropped.
Among the arrivals in our City, on Monday,
.uas6n itinsrant hand Organist, who had died
two or three times for this or some other coun-
try, and is now appealing Cor public charity.
The funerll sermon of the late Rev. James
1eibert, of this place, will be preached by DR..
G.W. W. Willard, of Tifin, at the Reformed
Church is this city, on Sunday, Dec. 4, 1870,
Rt2P.E.
P. H. Schuyler, of Chestnut Ridge, gather
ed one hundred and fifty bushels Of ears of
corn from one. acre Of ground. His corn also
took the 6rst prize at the Huron county fair,
last September.
A Young man in TiRin is culhvating whisk-
era which resemble base bali match-there
are nine hairs on each side, and three on his
chin, for the Umpire and Scorers. They
present striking appearance.
B. S. Straw, of Williams county, who while
travelling in October 1869, was injured getting
from the train at Nonroeville, recovered
$500 nom the L. S. & N. S. R. B., at the re-
cent term of court in Huron county.
LanmaD & Thomas have fitted up a Phsr-
macy, which viii lie under the exclusive care
of Mr.. Lanman, where prescriptions will be
promptly filed. They have opened up an
immense stock of holiday goods.
The Green Bay Adeooats says: "Sugarmak-
ing in November, Who ever heard of such a
thing? And yet tits fall the sap is running,
the trees are budding, and the Menominees
are out in the woods making sugar"
There is a family near Springfield consisting
uf man and wife and seven children, all O
vhom but one, where born on holidays
Christmas, New Years, Fourth of July oI
Thanksgiving. It is called theHoiiday Family
The many friends Of Mr.. L. Garfield, vii
he pleased to learn that his health is so much
improved, that he is able to make visit tC
friends at Detroit, and other towns in Miehi
gan. He left on Tuesday morning, on th'
eight o'clock trainn-
wauseon expects to be point on the Mans
Rcld and Lake Michigan Railroad, which Il
now being surveyed. As the requisite amount
of subscription has been raised at Mansfield
and other points there is but little doubt thai
the road will be built