The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-09
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Poor prospect Tor sleigh rldss.
WAther prophets are puzzled
Tuesday was a sOwr, dreary day.
Boot-blacks are doing q good business.
Perry Close has built very tasty green
house.
sFpT flne printing send your orders to this
onoL
Perrysburg had railroad meeting on Fri-
day last
The gsyo.t letter in the alphSbst-U; it i.
always in fun.
They keep aKnsw syder Fur Sail" at =
Teas grocery.
Lannaa 8 Thomas offer Holiday goods
20 see them.
A spoiled ohild-ths one that played with
the kerosene can aL9HN
It is not improbable that sOrOsis will be
organized here soon.
The way to treat man Of doubtful credit
Ssto tnke no note Of him.
BuOkland's Special Advertisement on Sup.
plensnt Read it
Teter & Hern have full stock of Toys. See
announcement on Supplement, E8
A wild cat was shot near Bloom Center,
Wood county, last week. ...r
Pork Is ne engrOssing topic. viii It 60
any highsr7 is anxiously asked.
Bryan corporation.has been extended and is
now a mile and ashaf square. .
Hernon & Wilson, are selling Dry Goods
very cheap, and have s.great variety.
Indian Summer bestowed some splendid
days upon rs during the past week.
MIC F. Rice is home from New York, to
spsnd few wesks with his friends. ..-.gr
Cataie are affected near BeIevus,-eigh
were carried OF in one night recently.
Mince pes and doughnuts are in season.
In hotels the pies take the place of hash.
Rev. Young, former rector Of St. PauPs
Episcopal Church, vas in the city, last week.
A bear,weighing aboat two hundred pounds,
was killed, in Henry county, on Thursday, of
last week.
Mr.. Stahl, treasurer Of Marion township,
Hancock County, was robbed Of SlO.73 on
the 25th ult:
-@of all the sad words of tongue or pen.
The saddest are these" I might have re-
mainsd Siagle
Several Of our merchants are still "winking
inshs dsrk"-zying TO do business without
advertising.
HyeGEant to buy the Choisest bread or
any KIND of provisions, remember Koous' is
the place 70 go.
Rev. Warner, of Bellevue, was visited by
his congregation at the new parsonage, on
Friday night iast
Every plain girl has one cOnsolation,-
'th0agh not pretty young lady, she will, if
she diEes, be pretty old one.
Anannce of prevention, is not as easily
taken ss pound Of cure, or our physicians
would not have SO much to do.
A number of charitable citizens, at Port
Clinton, clubbed together last week, and put
up house for poor widow woman.
The Social at shono's hall on Thursday
,sveaing Of last week was largely attended
and was decidedly the Pleasantest Of the sea-
son-
A young MN of good reputation for hon
sesty, undertook to hook dress recently. He
could not avoid being seen, for the eyes were
son il.
A deer was killed in Maumee City, on
Thanksgiving Day. It had been wounded,
swan the river, and ran through the city,
where It was killed.
Samuel Meicer, of Portage had tumor cut
from his side recently, which weighed one
hundred pound ten ounces. It had been
growing for five or six years. a-F ~
Surprise parties are to be the -gO" this win
tsr. But the surprised viii be notified
week in advance, 90 the company may not be
D SURPRISED at finding nothing to eat"
Napoleon, O., is producing female pugilists
of considerable promise. Two of them had
''set TO-" at that place, the other night. The
Signal ungenerously termed it row.
Owing to the fact that the Episcopal Church
Festival is to be held on Thursday evening, Of
next week, the social, usually held on that
evening, will be held on Tuesday evening
next
We acknowledge thereeeipt OF a splendid
rich and juicy buffalo STEAK, from Mr.. J. B. G.
Downs, forwarded 20 doubt by his son, Maj
W. p. Downs, from Atcheson, Kansas. II
was duly appreciated.
A wedding which was to have come of near
FostOria, was broken of when the groom dis
covered that the would-be brids was nine
year, older than she had represented. He
had peeped at the family record.
Persons intending to get married are invit-
ed to call and exBmine our samples Of we'd
ding cards. We do them as neatly as they
an be procured in the largest cities, either on
earns or initial paper with suitable envelopes.
Tb,. Young man named Younkman, whose
wife rcO,ntly inherited a large amount of
property, from Germany, is Washington
Younkman, son Of Mr.. John Younkman, of
this city. Mr.. W. YouRkman is at present z
resident of Netawaka, Kansas.
The Journal wants Grant to appoint some
Fremonter, Minister to England The coun-
try is already afflicted by having one foreign
renresentatiTe from Fremont-StaT.
-Similia, SissiIBps CtTqntsv
From all reports Fremont furnishes good
Asld foy missionaries.-StGr.
wal. YES. They do well here. They are
,,,usl,lv starved out in Tifin, and shake the
dust from their feet on that benighted com
nunity.
We have psosired a tale for publication, but
;t;s too long for our columns. How would
the author like to have his tale cut of little
--AdoatiseT.
He would be apt to think it would not b'
90 interesting.
The Bellevue Gazftee tells Of a weddini
tsst didn't come of, because the happy youtl
4aat was to be had procured a license IN Bos
ton, tae hub Of the universe, which, however
wOuIdn't pass in Ohio. He was remande
for future occasion, and the wedding part
had to 60 without their suppers.
Boys who are forbidden to smoke shoui
never carry loose powder in their coat poeE
ats. youth who did. 50 was dileOyere
spOkins few days ago, and to avoid bein
caught trust the cigar into his pnckst' y
course there was not much lsft Of the tan