The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11
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A lu5ef msntion-Git.
Read our nsw Advertisements.
A new style Of hat is called Shoe Fly"
Look on. fDg swindleu and counterfeit mon
ey.
Everybody hos smother cold, or the old one
revived
Work on a new Hsssl here has not been
commenced
The number of marriage license issued du-
ring the month Of January was 90
The number Of wills prObated during the
month Of January was O.
We have had some delightful weather this
week
George Ksnnan lsetured in Bellvue on
Wednesday night
Fremont Innocents abroad should beware
Of poor whiskey.
Fort wOmmer, near Republic, is heavy on
drunken rows.
House and three lots, for sale in East Ere
mont. See Advt
Tea, without ice, next summer unless the
weather changes soon.
Since the dogs commenced dying of, the
nights are more quiet.
To morows Sun-we have forgotten the
rest, and viii continue it next week
The Railway Passenger Assurance Compan-
les shows a very favorable condition.
A new Iron furnace is to go into opperation
at Warren, Trumbull County.
Some thief entered the High School building
one night last week, and stole new piano
cover.
The Fremont Courier has been enlarged and
improved. We are glad to note this evidence
Of prosperity on the part Of our neighbor.
A column in the Messenger last week, was
OrrAmented with a portrait of the Editor, on
which was written, "Dead Dog" it vas won
derfuIly true to life"
Business is-wen some say it is good, others
say not, and " who shall decide when doctors
disagree"
The Good Templars talk of securing the hall
now oOcapiedby the Odd Fellows,i in BuokIands
Block.
The news Of the Green Greek project has
gone abroad and attracted the attention of
some capitalists.
A chap stole pair of pants from the office
Of Geo Hurdick, the other day and was a1res-
ted
W.. H. Andrews and L H Burgoon of the
LIE & L. Railroad, start for Philadelphia to-
day on business connected with the road.
Gen W II Gibson has returned from the
east He delivered his lecture "Along the
lines" in Tiffin, on last Tuesday night.
II, Ilr1J 4,,1 -, ,-;--,,, A., ",
randah House, in Green Springs, on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 22nd.
NorwaTk has voted to have the Holly water
Works. When viii our city have the Green
Greek hydraulic? Hurry it up.
TiHinites are again confident Of new rail-
road. Their confidence comes often, but the
railroad is slow in making its appearance.
A sign might have been seen, the other day
which read, "Crost the street." The designer
was probably the man who said "he'd give a
dollar if he had good edication."
The Editor Of the Fostoria Nescs has ex-
hausted his strength, in dunning, but it seems
TO no purpose, as he has commenced publish
ing obituary notices Of delinquents.
Hunt & Kinsman opened their new store, on
Monday, They have taken great pains in ar
ringing and furnishing it, and have one of
the most attractive rooms in the city.
The coming woman is expected to chew,
smoke, drink, say profane words, and-run
for Congress. Sweet creature, what exstatic
joys are in store for thy possessor.
See Statements Of the Home of New York,
the Phoenix and Home of Hartford, and then
ifyou want insurance, call on I N. Keller at
his agency, in Bucklandls Block
Mr.. D. S. Camheld of our city, started for
Minnesota on Wednesday. Mr.. Camfeld has
been out of health for some time and intends
to remain west until june, hoping to derive
benefit from the change in climate.
The St Charles Hotel Building, at Norwalk, !
is advertised to be sold, at Sheriff Sale, on the
10Th day of March next It is appraised st
$4,000 which is considerably below its actual |
cost.
Martin Hester, pioneer of Huron County, |
died in Bronson Township, on the 3lst of
January. He had been resident of that
place for forty-two years, and died at the adj
vsnced age Of SO years.
The dance at Shomo's Hall, on Monday |
night, was one of the best Of the season, the
neat and tasty appearance Of the Hall con-
tributed largely to the enjoyment of the party.
The dance Of the club viii hereafter be held |
at that place.
A young man in Republic, who maintained |
respectable standing q lit out" suddenly, |
when he learned the Sheriff was after him
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He ''stood not upon the order of his going"
Fostoria has the Railroad fever badly, but |
Fostoria has this advantage over Fremont if |
there is any chance for additional road her
citizens, viii be up and doing, and viii endeav-
or to induce the road to come through it, by |
prompt subscriptions.
Now is the time 70 advertise, if you wish to /
rent houses, sell houses, buy houses, or buy or
sell lands The spring time is approaching,
whenpeople are en- the look out for bargains,
and the Journal furnishes the best means of let
ting. the people know it.
Accounted for at last, why SO many people
close their eyes, while listening to the preach
ers sermon on Sundays. Philosophers have
discovered that people hear better with their |
eyes closed. Don't every body try it at once
as there is danger Of getting out Of hearing,
and the ministers efforts viii be but poorly re-
wsrded.
A chap from Wood Co., went into Fostoria,
the other day, to try his luck in completing |
a swindle. He succeeded in purchasing some |
dry goods, under an assumed name, and con-
trscted with a butcher to deliver him a good |
veal, the next day, for which he received two
dollars, to bind the bargain. But his
swindle leaked out, before he left toun, caus-
ing him te leave before he had accomplished |
his full purpose.
Fremont has over 10000 dogs, and they all /
howl at the same time, according to the Jot0Ya-
AL Fremont has always been noted as a mu-
sieal town.-SeJseca AduertiSeT.
And by the way, our notice shows the value
of advertising, as there hasn't dog howled !
since-except the dead dog of the Messenger,
which whines piteously occasionally.
1t appears our informant was wrong, in
regard to the character Of the persons noted |