The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-07-22
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Readables.
4 huekleberry has arrived.
Do women ever have the lock-jawf
The pumpkin pie trade hasn't opened yet.
The Druids have boat ridensxt Sunday.
It is always eight squeszing' to hug lam
post
'YOu Tickle No, aud win You" on fr'
page.
We have not seen an A Ne. zephyr thi
season.
The population of our city will soon be mad
known.
The undress uniform is the prevailing styl
jpst now,
sure trips.
Hotel keepers should be doing a nice (an ice
business now.
Finalsy gallsnts take their girls riding oil
wheelbarows.
It has been privately limited that business is
remarkably calm.
There were several paws besides az Paws
in town yesterday.
The time table of the L. E. & L. road wal
changed on Monday.
The fare from this place to New York. a
the present rates, is Sl2
Clark Of the Ottawa Neics, is inspired on
the subject Of camp meetings.
Hon. E. F. Dickinson arrived home rom
Washington, on Wednesday.
Talk about sggregations. Jeeswax A full
grown waterfall beats them all.
Shades of Molly Pitcher, but wasn't the gin,
gerbread traffic lively yesterday.
Mr.. John Rice, of Bellevue, intends to re.
move to this city, in September.
This portion of the sublunary sphere was
treated to q shower bath on Sunday.
A walk into the suburbs win be proper
when the new walk is laid to Ballville.
HermOn & Wilson are offering their entire
stock Of dry goods at cost, for thirty days.
You can't most always tell what day will
bring forth, especially in these latter days.
Belding thinks Dickens referred to his new
watch when he wrote ''Old Curiosity Shop
Several dorgs have shufied of the mortal
coil since this extreme atmospheric miidness.
All the dry goods boxes in town have been
engaged as reserved seats for the dull season.
Amatuer sportsmen can find abundant exer-
else, in this vicinity, by getting up a rat hunt.
Green apples have appeared in maket of a
size sufficient to be seen with the naked eve.
Empty Volumns-Pocket Books. We as
certained that truth by trying to make collec-
tons
The devil has appeared bodily in Dayton.
His friends in this city may expect him ere
long.
The Marshal at Findlay is going to make a
ON all hogs running at large A good
I1es.
The Fire Company and Band, Of Norwalk,
Ore to give grand picnic on Friday, July
29th.
The new Presbyterian Church at NOrwalk
is to be dedicated on the last Sabbath Of this
month.
To be post master at Tifin, has been the
desire of a small army Of ofhungry aspirants, of
tAat city.
Napoleon wants another saloon. We could
supply several such needs, and not suffer by
the loss.
The fellow who made a Dclean breast Of itD
10 his maiden aunt, has inherited her eternal
displeasure.
Heavens to Betsy, but wasn't it hot sparkling
last Sunday night. At least those who tried
it said it was.
What an unfortunate thing it is to be ''self
made man" OF course if self made they
never were born.
An old maid in danger felt highly insulted,
the other day, because a man showed her
bare possibility of escape.
The merchants of Port Clinton propose to
adopt the cash system. It is the only safe
way of doing business.
The city swine have prepared bathing plac-
eson the corner of CrOghan and Arch streets,
and several other corners.
Some days during the past week, the wealth.
e. was especially adapted to increase the
fsrvor at camp meetings.
The only COW in sandusky, was locked in
The pound, few days since, for taking an
afternoon promenade.
The number of cats in the city has been
materially reduced, by their coming in con-
tact with lead in motion.
Rev. G. W. Collier gave history of his
trip to AndersOnville, in a lecture at Geneva,
ON the evening of the 18th
The population of oberIin, under the new
census, is little less than three, thousand.
The excess of women is ninety
The unspproachable contortionest and ack-
nowleged paragon of agility, failed to give his
usual exhibitions last Sunday.
Pickpockets are said to take things easy.
That is accounted for from the facility with
which they "get their hands in.D
A slim crowd attended the free lecture given
on the street, Saturday night, by a, man sell
ling some kind of Bye-Paregorie.
A scientific florist and vineist wants t6 con-
vert the park into paradise. That would
ruin the reputation OF the court house.
There was "sOund of revelry" interspesed
with the chink of glass ware in the vicinity of
UBrimstone Corner" on Saturday night.
Nothing will fit children for higher life so
perfectly, as to stuff them with green apples
and oucumbers at this season of the year.
Sunlight is best for Hay, and gas Light for
Oats-wild ones. The first accounts for
ssedy characters, the last for hash-y ones.
If the National Capitol is 10 be moved from
Washington, we suggest it be located at Clyde
provided that sweetland gets his plank
road built.
Mr. samuel B. Lewis, one of the pioneers
ron county, died at his residence in
Norwalk township, on the 18th inst, aged 81
years.
Persons afraid OF cholera and other like
complaints, should carry a Materia Medioa in
their pocket, and diet continually on green
corn and cucumbers.
Van claims to have heard the voice of Judge
Sloan IN this city, as the Judge was Grating at
Port Clinton on the 9Th, whereupon the Judge
pens an assay on the Suricle.
Rev. Thomas J. Sheppard, q graduate of
Granville college, has accepted the call Of the
Baptist Church, at Clyde, and win enter upon
his duties on next Sabbath.
John Hopley, editor of the Bucyrus Journal
has received the appointment of Postmaster
at that place 1t Is an honor properly be-