The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-22

Ahe DeBStls are coming 70 toWhi ell
they always were
There is chap in town whe has vision
which be offers Tor sale cheap.
Soda fountains are in operation. Weather
rather cold for heavy profits.
We are indebted to the Rev. A. Phelps, fol
late CslifOrnia papers.
A large number Of boys roam the streets
who should be kept at home.
Accidents from the careless use of coal oil
ami fire arms are constantly occurring.
The streets were thronged with teams Fri.
day and Saturday. Business good.
A chap was in town on Saturday filed with
tho spirit OF 76.-age tells.
The chap who was kept IN breathless sus-
pense for week, is 7eyiving.
The man who borrowed trouble, il anxious
70 pay his debts.
Handsome-the appearance ofthe new front
in Brand 6 Condits store
Spring fever abounds. 1t IS not hard tc
esich, but holds on determined
McCullOoh is Offering great bargains in Wall
Paper, Paints &C.
Hon. h. Everett viii eccept our thanks for
documentary favors.
The HoncOck County Fair, viii be held en-
tho 2Sth, 29th, and sOth of September.
Colored eggs suffered on the 18th, and nu-
nerous uneolOred ones disappeared.
It is oonfdentially declared that the girl who
"stooped to conquer" had the Grecian bend
Husbands who sit under their own vine and
hg tree, win not be nlolested or made afraid
Saturday and Sunday night disturbances
should be queIled. Have we any night police?
Henry Clements, street preacher was al
rested at Toledo q few days ago, and placed in
the lookup.
Exhibitions Of various kinds were witnessed
or the streets, on Sunday last, mainly promot-
ed by lager.
Costly shot at duck, if you hit Pen
atty SIS. All duck shooters don't get Of that
cheap though.
Elderkin s Herbster were awarded the con-
tract for the mason work on a bridge at Oak
Harbor.
Bennett scop, the Huron County murderer,
has received his sentence. He will be hang
eaon the Sd Of August,
A new building is soon 70 be erected on the
corner Of State and Justice streets, TO be oc-
cupied as a grocery store.
A barbarous eastern Journal says, If postage
is reduced to one cent, there viii be two sent
where there is one sent now.
Clark Waggoner, Of the Toledo Commercial
has been appointed a trustee OF the Reform
School for girls A good appointment.
Mr.. F. 0. England, of the late firm of
Thompson d Co, left on Sunday night, last
for Iowa, where he intends TO locate.
The Rev. A. Phelps and wife arrived in this
city on Friday evening, on their return from
California, where they have been spending the
fall and winter
An effort has been made to place some Of the
door yards and side walk, on the other side Of
tae river, above the reach Of foods, by filing
and raising them up.
Rev. G ". willard, D. D. President Of the
heidelberg College, will preach at the Rs
formed church on Sabbath next, and assist in
tho communion services,
We desire to state, for the qualification oi
the boys, that circus and menagerie advertise
nlents are making their 0ppearance in the pa
Ter OF the SHrte.
Underhll & Sykes furnish everything in
the provision line, and win have the earliest
vegetables in the market. Leave your orders
II you want them promptly filed.
The roof Of VIM. Moores wagon shop, al
f.imore, caught fire on the morning ofthe l4th
IL was discovered Immediately, and extinguish'
ed before much damage was done.
Gen. r. P. Buekland of this city, has been
appointed by Gov. Hayes, as one of the
Trustees Of the Soldiers Orphans Home. His
appointment was confirmed by the Senate.
VIM. Collier formerly OF this vicinity hai
moved to Bowling Green, aud has purchased
a bakery and confectionery store Of J. Snyder
lie has reftted and enlarged the building, unC
expects to do good business. Success.
Mansfield has paper mil, in operation
with Mansfield to viii is to do. A year ago
there was considerable talk Of Il paper mill
here. 1t was only talk-"only that and no
thing more"
Teter & HeTn have ordered one Of the fin
est Soda Fountains that is manufactured, and
will soon have it up in their confectionery
They also intend to furnish an ice cream room
in the best OF style.
In an other column viii be found beaud'
iul poetic tribute to the memory of The lat'
Nrs. J. II. Fowler, Of this city, who died OF
the I'd inst, OF consumption. It is a pearl o.
affection.
The poetic effUsion, IRON ToTnsenii' IN re-
ference 10 the proceedings on election day, Is
hardly up to the standard, besides it is toe
lengthy. The facts referred to win be found
in another item.
The man who lost lris eyesight by reading
borrowed paper, has recovered it since he be-
came a subscriber. MoraI-to retnin your eye
sight in old age, never read a borrowed paper
Only g 90 for the Journal
Gordon Peachard, employed in Aultman 4
Taylor's Agricultural works, at Mansfield
while working near a saw, on the I2th, was
struck on the knee and had a frightfnl cash
cut in 1t. 1t WIS thought the limb could be
saved,
Two men named Bettick. living in Flatroci,
township. Henry county, were poisoned by
eating Wild parsley root on the 9th. One Of
them died in three hours. The other threw
his up and recovered. Don't eat what yoa
are not acquainted with.
Hon. H. ". Winslow displayed his anxiety
on behalf OF the Messenger boys, OF the House
AT the close Of the session, by moving that they
he allowed so cents per day extra Ior then
services. The motion, though extremely Dem
ocratic did not prevail.
On the 18th, German woman; while set
ting in a wagon, at ElmOre, raised an umbrel
Ia and the horses becoming frightened, start.
ed to run. She caught hold Of one rein and
milling IT. caused the horses to run in a circle
The woman was thrown from the wagon and
injured severely.
Twas highly amusing, On Sunday last L
see an aged matron manipulating youth o.
huge proportions, with huge umbrella. shs
excited a lively interest about the head and
shoulders OF the said party Of the second part
A high toned chorus, in an unknown tongue
.ded to the interest Of the scene,