The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-20
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Corn planting is finished
I,ine sod, wainr at nuinhf's.

S,,e advertisement of Select School oy MISS
Eta Smith.
Dogs have been missing havoc with sheep
aboilt Findlay.
Landgrsf advertises groceries at reduced
prices. Gail aud see him.
The wool market is expectedtc open at IRON
> ID so cents per pound
Dr. h F. Bosworsh has removed his resid-
ence, 10 the corner OF arch and market streets.
I,,ng dresses are again coming into style.
Ladies with large feet are expected to take the
hint.
Tae Treasurer is relieving people of their
sur1aus change. Call and see him, and pay
your rent.
The lessees Of she National Hall, at Tifin,
have purchased a fino piano for the use of
concert troups, &c.
The price of coal, by an additional railroad
here, would be reduced one half, and manu-
factaring would flourish greatly.
Jrte switches are ruinous to the hair, being
colored with highly poisonous matter. Of
switches ladies, if you would save your nstural
hair.
An old man who is over eighty years old,
and has Just married his NTH wifo, is called
bv ais friends .tse refuge for old and INDECENT
females"
An exchange, which wishes to avoid siang
delicately advises its belligerent neighbOr to
eirnitate the example of the rivulet in time of
drought
The good Templars held an open session at
their Hall, on Thursday evening. Temper
unoe lecture was delivered by the Rev Mr.
RICE, of Clyde.
The old powder house at Mansfield was de-
st,oved by fire on the night of the 9th inst.
The fire is supposed to have been the work of
an incendiary-
They have a woman in Cincinnati, under
forty years old, who Is about to marry her
ninth husband. What more rights does that
woman want?
Business men complain Of general dulness,
accounted for by the general busy season
among the farmers The early summer trade
is expected to be lively.
A sensation existed IN Findlay last week,
caused by reports that child had been found
with lis head cut off. The stories were too
contradictory to be credited
Ice cream made its appearance, last Satur-
day night, and Teter & Herns new rooms had
a good run. It vii be served up every even.
ing during the cheated tern."
The dance OF the Hook and Ladder boys, on
Tuesday night last, was well attended and
was very pleasant affair. Everything passed
Of agreeable
Ths roof of a foundry, at Wadswol;h, Me-
dina county, fell in on the 9TH, and damaged
the building and work to the extent of 5000
No person injured.
Profusely scattered, S the way the ladie
dress their hair now days Its hard to tel
where their head are, except that they ar
somewhere about their shoulders.
The parade Of the fremen on Tuesday
afternoon last, was rather neat affair, anC
was characterized by the best Of order. Th'
new department is gaining in strength and
efficiency,
A freight train recently brought to Toledo
Oh their way east 100000 eggs. Shakespeare
must have had the hen fruit traffic in his mint
when he prompted Othello to say, "hath thi
e;zgs-tent, no more"
Much profanity has been indulged in fol
several weeks, occasiOned by perverse stow
pipes. There is usually good trade in haT,
ware, however, but in cleaning house, time i
il remarkably brisk.
A deputy marshal has been appointed a
Tiin, for tho purpose OF preserving order a
tle depot Sadly needed, for it was the pre-
MUM disorderiy depot Of ';aa the world ani
the rest OF mankind
The hardware store of Eek q White a
Sandusky, was entered on the night of tn
10th, and robbed OF about seveuty-ive dollar
ii currency. The thief has thus far escape
tetection-
a Cometh up as Flower very likely i
,ioes: but there is one thing that don't 60 dow
IS the -four, and that's the price OF bread
s7tslchiReAO.
Bakers not aware Of the fact, will pleas
take notice.
The store and dwelling house Of J P WaI
,;son of Bridgwater, Williams county, was to
tallv destroyed by fire on Wednesday the al
inst It is supposed that the store was robbet
and afterwards set on fire. The loss allow
insurance is about Sl,5o0.
The prospect Of large wheat crop vii
move farmers to dispose Of their last year
furplus. especially as the price is advancing
under the news Of a foreigh demand. Al
English trade circular estimates that Eng
land will need 24,O00,OOO bushels to supply II
Mr. Beecher tells us of class in his Mis-
zion School which was offered banner 70
rood behavior One youngster made SOM
kind of a disturbance one Sunday beforv
school; when the rest took him out and punch
cd him till he promised to reform, That clas
got the banner.
THAT bed is not long enough for me, SAID
very tan, gruF old Engiishman, upon bein
,,sbered into his bedroom by an Irish waite
AZ one of the hotels. "Faith, an you'll I'm
il plenty long, sir, when you get into ii" wa
tbs reply: s.for then there'n be two feet NOR
added to it, Exit Pat, with boot fetehin
up the rear
In Margaretta, on the 7th inst, yOun
man named Florat was bitten on the httl
finger bv a rattlesnake His hand, arm an'
chest soon became terribly swollen, causin
oxcrutiating pain, and making his chance fo
-eooyerv doubtful Thirty hours after tn
occurrence medical aid was summoned, an
he was reported in a fair way of recovery.
On the outside Of this weeks paper we pull
lish the statement of Mrs. Mcfarland Rich
ardson. Thirty thousand extra copies of tn
New York Tribune, which contained it wer
sold. It has had great effect upon the pub
lie mind, and many who had sustained Nc
Farland have, since Its appearance deser'e'
him.
Perhaps It is not generally known that d
rect communication has been opened betweei
this city and Liverpool. Such, however, is tn
fact. The first arrival from that port will b
a cargo of Crockery Tor Perry Close.
Green Creek was only in operation, we nigh
send the same Steamer back laden with tn
products Of our city.
Some music teacher once wrote that tn
art Of playing a violin requires the incest per
ception and the most sensibility Of any art i
fbe known world upon which an edito
comments IN the following manner 9Th
art Of publishing newspaper and making
rav. and at the same time making it pleas
everybody, beats fdding higher than kite
And we quite agree with him.
The Chicago Tiq5uns asks and gets f're1tl
taso thousand fire h,ndrs7a and siE4y-t' ao'io'
a column per year for advertising. The bus
ness men of that city do not hesitate to pa