The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-10-21

their Wedding tour, on Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. E. B. Belding, of this city, is among
the excursionests who started south, on Tues
day last.
The usually quiet and moral town of Clyde,
was the sOene Of confusion and blood on cleo
ton day.
Guy Weber, who formerly worked in the
Messenger, has purchased an interest in the
Marion Mirror.
A feller and his girl, amused themselves by
giving walking match, on Front street. on
Tuesday. The girl beat
It is reported thst Meyers, Of the Seneca
Adusrtsser. tainted, on hearing the election re-
turns from Seneca County.
The Official table showing the vote of the
County, on the different candidates, viii be
found on the Fourth Page,
The independent candidate for sheriff was
elected in Henry County. We congratulate
brother Anger, on the result.
Thirty-fve tons Of grapes, in boxes, were
brought over from Kelley's Island, to Sandus-
Ky, in one load, on Saturday last
A panther chased young man in the woods
near Bowling Green, one night last week. At
least it was thought to be panther.
We neglected to notice, last week that we
had been favored with the Mansfield Heralfs
fair daily 1t was fine looking sheet.
The KentonRep,s5licaa issued daily during
the Fair, and favored us with copy. 1t was
gotten up in Brother MilIer's best style.
A son of J. H. Mcknight, of Perrysburg,
slipped on a freshly nOpped floor, on the 18th
inst, and broke his leg, just above the knee.
On the 3Oth inst, son of Mr.. Lewis Nc
Bride, of Lima, O., was struck by the branches
of falling tree, during violent storm, and
instantly killed.
a horse evidently spoiled in bringing up,
stood hitched on Front street, Tuesday, and
determinedly kicked, not the bucket, but the
shafts, in pieces
Among sl the ode's which have ever gracsd
literature, there is none more intensely affecting
than an "Owed to Printers" We have large
number of the original copies on hand.
Holder has retired from the Marion Mirror,
and has been succeeded by J. H Newcomer Of
the Elyria Constitsrtionatist. We wish them
financial success, but political bankruptcy.
Brandt & Condit have had the name and
business of the firm, putin large shaded gold
letters, on the beautiful glass windows which
were recently put into the front of their store.
Since the election, Democratic Editors in
this State are seeking for place were the
wicked are at rest. They viii be disappointed,
however, as no such place has ever been pre-
pared.
ONLY one election dispatch was received In
Tifin, on the night of election. They were
fortunate to get one. Come to Fremont next
time, and learn what is going on in the world
at large,
Parties living out of the county, but who
reoeiye the Journal are requested to forward
their remittances promptly, or they may miss
its visit some bright morning. Prompt pay
is the rule.
Mr.. h B. Tiffany, manufacturer Of Tiffany
Condition Powders, and for many years res
ident of Medina, has removed to Clyde, where
he will ingage in the drug business and the
manufacture of his powders.
Get the Galaxy for November, and see
Mark Twain's map Of Paris. The student
will have smart chance to study the situa-
ton. There is no necessity for Mark getting
it copy righted as it cannot be cOunterfeited.
About two quarts of straight whiskey, with
a man on the outside of it, undertook to drive
down front street the other day, but brought
m by locking wheels with farm wagon.
Straight whisky often has a crooked effect.
son of Anthony Robinson of Napoleon
was thrown from wagon loaded with com,
on Monday the 10th inst, and run over, the
hind wheel passing directly across his face.
Strange to say no bones were broken and the
little fellow is getting along finely.
c. W. Evers of the Bowling Green Seminal,
met with a serious accident, on the 7th inst,
He was driving in sulky near Perrysburg,
when his horse took fright and ran away. In
his efforts to hold the horse, he was kicked
from the sulky, and his ankle dislocated. He
was otherwise severely bruised.
Brother Zimmerman has retired from the
Upper sanduslZy Union, and will be succeeded
bvI. Bruner. Brother Zimmerman has al
ways published very neat paper, and one OF
fhe best Democratic Sheets Of the State, If
there is any best about any Of them. Our best
wishes 90 with him in his retiracy.
Our list is still steadily increasing, and would
do 80 faster if our friends would aid US little.
Show the Journal to your neighbOr who does
not take it, and ask him to do 50. The long
evenings are drawing on apace, and there will
be plenty of time to read, and we will furnish
YOU plenty of reading. So send in the names
and the two dollars
Tifin wants an organ saloon.-FTemOnt
Journal.
And wants Brother Balsley for the monkey.
-Ti6fn Star.
Brother White wants company, but will
have to "go it alone" One monkey is enough,
and White may prove too much, by getting at
lager-heads with the proprietor.
We conduct our business as other business
men do, to make living and more, if we can.
We do not expect other business men to give
us their goods for nothing, nor will we give
ours. We pay for what we purchase of them,
and expect them to 10 the same, when pur-
chasing of US. It is the only way in which
any business can be conducted successfully,
and no one should object if we insist upon
conducting our businessa as they conduct theirs,
with view to making profit out of it. We
make these remarks for the benefit Of few
persons who frequently ask us to giUe them a
notice, but who would feel quite indignant il
we Cbut we never do such thing would ask
them to 0ive US some of their goods for moth.
ing. We are always ready to notice and aid
any enterprise calculated to benefit the com
munity at large, and every citizen should dc
50; but individual enterprises for individual
benefit, are quite another affair." and notices o.
them are subject to the rule prescribed above