The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-04


Eastern horse buyers are IN town
Canada has fifty seven snow shoe ciubs.
Castillo Is again troubled with wolves
Courtng progresses slowly.
Gold touched ll6 l-2 a few days ago.
The "Recl" is favorite dance with many.
Night watchmen appear to be numerous.
The Concert at MamOth Hall. drew full
house.
wehavs had q glimpse Of spring. within the
last week.
We are indebted to Mr.. Flavel Downs, for
lato Atchison papers
The sensations of the past week, have all
been of a mild character
March seems anxious to" go out like lamb, >,
as it tried hard to como in like lion.
aPridc goeth before fau."-A waterfall
generally.
The Masonic brethren Of Bellevue, dedicat-
cd their New Hall, at that place on the 22d.
Horsographic Gems and Jackotypic Ninia-
tures, printed at short notice, at this Office.
John AZ Bonnsll, Esq, ex-treasurer Of
Wood County, is about to remove to Fostoria,
A splendid bargain in real estate is offered
in our advertising column by F. W. Gallagher.
The Presbyterian Of TifEn intent building
$4,000 church the present season.
Landgrsf. has improved the appearance Of
his store, by the addition of a show win
dow.
If variety Is the spice Of life, the weather
has been highly seasoned, during the past
week.
A saw mill belonging to man named storer,
near Center Williams County, was destroyed
by fire, on the 10th.
Cleveland must be an attractive city, all the
beggars that have passed through here this
season have been sn-route for that place.
The funeral of Hon. Anson Burlingame, took
place at st. Petersburg, on Saturday last. TIE
remains win be sent to America.
A lamb with only one eye, and that in the
middle of the forehead was born near DeAsnce
recently.
A match factory out west wants fifty girls
Girls are always around when matches are be-
ing made
10 Nichols has retired nom the Clyde
Ne,os. He wanted more room to spread him.
self.
FoUED.-A pair of good mittens, which the
owner can have by calling at this Office and
paying for this notice.
Meng, Altafer & Co., are making the neces-
sary changes and improvements in their store,
preparatory to opening their new stock.
Josh Billings says: One Of the fussiest
scenes ever seed wuz two old maids waitin
on ono sick Widower~
Hon. Homer Everett and H. VI. Winslow,
returned home on Saturday, to renain during
the present term of Court.
James Moere has moved his stock Of -four
and feed into the room formerly oceupied by
Haynes & Engler They viii retain IN Office
at the same place.
-Horse-otypes, and Jack-otypes taken here
in clear and cloudy weather, at this Office
Hancock Courier.
Ye local Of the Courier has some Of bis pho
tos for sale.
To stop advertising is to say TO the public
that you do not any longer need their custom.
Of course they viii 60 to those who still invite
their custom.
The Calico party, at Shomo's Hall, on Nom
day evening, was one ofthose pleasant gather
ings, from which the participants always re-
turn home feeling that it was good to be there.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church, have
arranged TO have social gathering, at the par
lors Of that Church, once in two weeks. Re-
treatments will be served for which an ad1nis-
sion of fifteen cents viii be charged. These
gatherings promise to be very pleasant.
The Masquerade bah on Friday evening, the
llth inst, promises to be largely attended
Prizes are offered for the best comic and the
best fancy costumes, and no doubt there viii
be fine exhibition of attires Admission 50
Cts. each.
The Henry County Signal has for some time
been doing the preaching for ali the religious
demonstrations in that locality. It usually
has from two to three columns of Religious
Communication, devoted to the doctrines of
the old and new churches.
Hon. Mahlon Chance, L. S. Consul to Mas
sau, VIII leave for that place about the 18th of
March, sailing from New York. He carries
with him the good wishes of many friends
A pleasant journey and prosperous lot attend
him.
The depot building at Bellevue came near
falling prey to the devouring element on the
night of the 18th. The fire originated from
defective Aue, and was discovered in time to
prevent the total destruction of the building
One firm in Fremont Ohio, occupies an en-
tire page-nine eollumns-of a paper of that
place, in advertising its wares.-Renfoa Re
publican
Slow brother, slow;
That was six months ago.