The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-07
Geo. P. ROWeIl l. Co ,
Readables.
The spirit Of the Pres,-Gder.

Readsbles.
The spirit Of the Pres,-Cider.
The piece festival,-a quilting party.
Oliver Logan, lectures in Carey Tonight
Low ncclIcd dresses are now being made
lower. -lit ttf.t
Winter commenced in earnest. with the new
year.
Gen W. H. Gibson is lectuling in New Eng
land. 4t
The scene of numberless disasters--K Kero-
sene.
Old Maids are very uptF called '.forlom
hopes.s
Hash is pronounced boarding house con-
hdenee game"
NOrwnlk talks Of having the Holly water
works.
Capt. Young, took possessson of his Office, as
Sheriff, on the lst.
The local matters Of Kansas paper, arc
headed flights and thingsu
Remember that we furnish our paper and
the Ohio State Journal for three dollars.
Thieves have been making a raid on the
clothes lines Of the citizens in Bellevue
A boy playing in the streets came near being
run over, by a two horse team, on Tuesday.
Youngsters are busy chasingsleighs, to catch
a nde. They some times catch the lash.
The Hon. ]. X. Horl and family, late Of
this city, are at present located at New Iberia,
La.
Mrs. Rose Madder lectured, in Toledo, on
Weman's Suffrage, on the evening of the 2sth
inst
A race between clothes horse and night
mare was to come of, in New York, on New
Years day e4e fgl5s-
During the past ten days we have added
twenty-five new names to our list-and still
there is room.
1t is not claimed that the Hoosac Tunnel will
ever pay for itself, but it is thought that it VIII
be a great ornament to society.
A man that viii not clean his own sidewalk
ofsnow, should never be allowed to walk where
others have cleaned a path.
A new years gift that is appreciated-a new
subscriber. We were gratifed by four of
this kind on New Years day.
A little boy aged six years, son Of a Mr.. P.
Il. Risdon Of Van Vert, was dreadfully man
gled about the body by a ferocious hog.
Lewis oyermyer, of Lindsey, was slightly
injured, in attempting to get upon freight
train, at that place, last week.
James A. Briggs of New York, turns up as
a strong candidate fer Third Auditor of the
Treasury IN r,lace of CLARKE
During her career as painter of animals,
Rosa Bonheur has received for her paintings
upward of two hundred thousand dollars
The trial Of Philip Steinmetz, at Toledo, for
the murder Of Augut Hech, in June last, was
concluded with verdict of guilty of murder in
the first degree.
The Boston Advertiser has discovered that
the word State spelled backward is Flats, but
rsinsrls that it is not safe as general thing to
undertake to learn French simply by going
back on your English.
!. Findlay residents are providing themselves
with FIRE arms, to protect themselves from the
rufians that have become 50 numerous, in that
place. ~.
The coming man has written a letter to his
wife, it contains meek recital Of his experience
as busy house wife,and Is written in a spirit of
deep humality.
Enjoy the blessings to-day, and the evils bear
patiently and sweetly; to-day only is ours; we
are dead to yesterday and can not rely upon
to-u,OrrUw.
The Evangelical Association, Of Green
Springs, dedicated their new church, situated
about two miles north west of that town, on
last Sabbath.
The Presbyterian Church at Clyde, viii be
dedicated on next Sabbath morning. Services
to commence at 10 O'Clock, the sermon viii be
preached by the Rev. E. Bushnell.
Olive Logan, in 4 lecture at Elmira, said she
"never saw a pretty girl but she wanted to take
her in her arms and kiss her" That's nothing.
We have felt that way, Ourselves.
Don't forget that Buckland & Son, have es-
lablished Peoples Library. Let every one
avail themselves Of the opportunity to secure
reading matter, with little expense.
A Canadian postmaster had ksg Of damag,
ed powder, and threw lump into the stove
to see whether it was good for anything. His
widow is now repairing the house.
Chaplain Collier presented the cause Of Sol
diers Orphans, to d crowded house, in Bel
levue, on Sabbath Eve the 26th. The Amount
Contributed was two hundred and seventeen
dollars.
Our thanks are due Underhill & Sykes, for
a plump, fat turkey for our New Years dinner
IL youwant any nice poultry or other pro
visions, give them q call You will find them
all right.
The meek gallant, who asked lady if he
might be allowed the priveledge of going home
with her, and was ndignantly y refused, inquired
meskly, ifhe might be allowed to sit on the
fence, and soe her pass BY.
Mr.. D. D. Davis, ef Lindsey, narrowly es-
capped serious injuries, the other day. While
feling tree he was struck by a limb, which
tore his coat from his back, but fortunately he
escaped with few scratches.
A nan mean. Akron, fell into quarry, which
The city allowed tO-be opened, and left with,
put any fenoe, oTnneans of protection, and broke
hs leg. The city VIII probably haYe bill of
damages to pay for carlessness
A Villain entered the room of Mr.. VIM. J.
Hall, of Upper Sandusky, on Frid7y evening,
Dec. 24th, and dealt him a heavy blow On the
head, Wlick knocked him sensless for the time.
Ths rObber then took his pocket book, contain
ing about $50. Mr.. Hall soon regained his
senses, and gave the alarm, but no clue to the
was discovered.
Mr.. Waggoner, OF Adrain, Ohio, who had
been troubled for some time with something
N his throat became checked few days since,
while eating an apple, and in trying to vouit,
.hrew up piece OF glass, about one inch and
/ half long and one inch wide. How it had
rotten in his throat was unknown to Mr. Wag-
yoner.
The terrible and fatal fire which broke out
n the Gold Hill mines, on the 7th ofApril last,
md which resulted in the destruction of alarge
lumber Of lives, is still smoulderng. After it
lad been reduced to close quarters, it was care.
ully walled in, and work was again started in
lifferent directions around it. 1t was thought
. have been extinguished long ago; hut such,
t appears, is not the case, for a few days since