The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-26
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Bonner paid for Dexter.
Fall River claims to have sI,11
more spindles than Lowell.
Not very cheering to the French
-Napoleon's Rhine w(h )ine.
It is estimated that the Frenchman
In New York City number 1900.
The game law protecting prairie
chickens in Indiana expired the
18th.
New York roughs, on excursion
steamers, drive their victims over
board.
The Concert Hall at Macon, Geor-
gia, has been closed up because it
didn't pay.
Nye is at the Branch. That is as
Nye as he has got to being Minister
to England
The product of pins in Connec-
ticut is estimated to be I0,71I000,-
600 annually.
Shipments Of private freight have
been stopped on good many Prus-
sian railroads.
Morgan county, Illinois, contains
a population of 28,522, gain OF o.
164 since 1860.
A vein of coal was struck near
Terre Haute, Ind, on Monday, six
fees in thickness.
Cotton picking is in full blast on
the Rio Grande. The corp, it is
said, viii be large.
Most of the theaters Of German
cities have been closed during the
duration of the war.
A Paris paper estima'es the cost
of ball given by II. Cheyraau, in
that city at S2l0,O15.
The King of Siam is seventeen
years old, and his name is-well,
you couldn't pronounce it
A Berlin cofee-house, called cnfe
Napoleon, changed its name right
after the declaration of war.
All letters for America from Ger
many are now sent to the United
States ria Belgium and England.
A French boot black in New York
has thrown up a lucrative business
to 60 and fight for the Emperor.
APennsylvanian was shaken out of
all his clothing, except his paper col
lar, by lightning, but was unhurt.
The oldest man in Michigan is
Mr.. Hayner, Of Hamburg, aged 102.
His wife died last July, aged 1O1.
A region of salt, ten miles square,
where it covers the ground like gray
el, has been found in New Mexico.
A firm in Cincinnati have just
purchased $4,000 worth of shawls
from the Lacon, Ill, Wooden Fac
tory.
A Cincinnati brewer, who has just
returned from Mammoth Cave,
wants to have it for a lager beer
vault.
The French Postofice will forward
free, to the troops during the war,
letters and sums not exceeding 30
francs.
The subscription of the funds of
the German Patriotic Aid Society |
in New York city now amounts to |
$4,000.
Iowa thinks a soldiers reunion, at
which $1,000 persons shall chant
Hail Columcia, conducive to her
happiness.
Chicago paid the census-taker
$4,000, and now says he has
slaughtered the population. Truth
must prevail.
An American brig has cleared from
Richmond, Va, for Brazil, with
cargo of 2,092 barrels of -four from
the Gallego mills.
Prince Charles ofPrussia has pub
lished a proclamation to the knights
Of ST. John, to go to the front and
do sanitary service.
The "vscuum cure" is doubtless
good for many, but that's what's the
matter with some, you krow-the
vacuum, not the cure.
Mrs. Ruth Emerson, of Clinton
county, on aWaking the other morn
ing, found small snake coiled up
n ber bed. She killed it.
The steamboat Ger. SCHUYLER car
ries passengers from New York to
Sing Sing for Eve cents head, and |
the Adelphi charges nothing.
The citizens of Wabash, Indiana,
are consulting over project for the
establishment Of mandatory Of |
q French patent, in that place.
St. Paul arms two men with shot
guns, and sets them after unlicensed |
dogs. A wagon-load of the game
rewarded their first days exertions.
Now and then they cut Off the ears
os a horse-thief in Oregon, and then
telegraph East that the corps we're
never better than they are this sea-
son.
Bay City, Michigan, has a woman
life insurance agent. If she gets a
square deal at a man, she's bound
to take his life. She makes 81, ,S00a
year.
That is a funny bit of scandal
which makes the late LordC Clarendon
the father of Eugenie. But then
she was always partial to him in
Paris.
The conduct of the husband who
beats his wife beats anything; but
that of a man who slames the door
in the face of his wife's relations
bangs all.
Miss Peak, of Georgia, desired to
go peek into matrimony, and eloped
with a colored youth, but her guard
ian rescued her before her curiosity
was gratifed.
Some life insurance companies an
pear to be willing to insure almost
everybody, but it may be doubted
whether any of them would now in
sure Louis Napoleon.
The Bank of England and Barring
Brothers have each subscribed a
thousand pounds towards the CON-
pletion of st. Paul's Church, the great
Protestant Cathedral.