The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
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For Nose, look IN Buckiano's Wlndoh.
Read all that our merchants have to say.
Blanket your horses when you hitch them.
Lovers ike to be alone at this season Of the
year.
White, of the TiHn Star, is fond Of bean
soup.
Monday was pleasant. Tuesday was pleas
anter.
Court is still in session. Ju, Sc Stone on the
bench.
Evans, at BirchArd Hall, this Thursday
evening.
Miss Polly Price, Of Ravenna, is visiting at
the Kessler House.
Country people are now busy guessing at
the weight OF hogs.
/. We are under obligations to Hon c. Foster
for favors received.
Some Of the business houses in Clyde keep
open on the Sabbath.
The Bellevue assault and battery case. has
been In court this week.
Monroeville is still agitating the subject of
fire engines, water works &c.
The gas in the bridge was turned out before
nine O'Clock, last Sunday night.
The prettiest girl in Clyde has fifteen lovers,
and one ward to hear from yet.
The ladies are organizing preparatory to
vigorous leap year campaign
DR. D. r. Jennings, Of Ravenns, was at the
.Kessler House, over last Sabbath.
Young men are impatient for ~ OppOrtu-
nifty to take their dears sleigh riding.
Every body expects to attend the concert at
Mammoth Hall, on Monday evening next.
T.R. Strong, and Jairus Kennan, Esqs.,
have been attending court here this week.
Some person could make comfortable in
come, by establishing laundry in this city.
William Grose cut of his thumb and index
finger, while trying to anputate chickens
head, the other day.
Mr. o. p Frary, OF Lansing Michigan, is in
the city this week. Mr.. Frary formerly re-
sided in this county.
At Mammoth Hall, every evening this
week, Zobeids Luti, the Female Magician
gives entertainments.
Pay Up for 1872 and get the Peoples Jour
nal along with the JOURNAL. See advt at
head of local column.
Miss Bsaoh's concert, on Monday evening
next, win commence at half past seven O'Clock,
Doors open at half past six.
A team belonging to Ed. Moore, Of Mt.
Pleasant, ran away in Bellevue, the other
evening, and demolished a wagon.
Old fashioned concert by Miss Beach, at
Mammoth Hall, next Monday evening" COM
mencing at half past seven o'clock.
Remember the popular concert, to be given
by Miss Beach, at Mammoth Hall, on Monday
evening. Doors open at half past six o'clock
Rev. Crickman, q notice OF whose preaching
appears elsewhere, will probably lecture in
Birchard Hall, several evenings next week
The Bellevue Gazette Of last week publishes
a stirring temperance sermon, preached the
Sabbath evening Of that week, by Rev. Sher-
rill.
Some interesting disclosures have been
made before the Grand Jury, and old men and
Young are quaking. Better have staid at
home.
John g. Ernst, an old resident of our city,
died, on Monday night Last, Of excessive
obesity. His ordinary weight for some years
had been $40 pounds and upwards.
DrL. T. Beilhsrz, has the largest and best
stock of artificial teeth to select from of any
dentist in Northern Ohio, and turns out the
handsomest and best fitting work. Try him.
Cross has a multiplicity Of beautiful holi-
day presents, which he offers at prices to suit
the times His store is nicely arranged and
you will be pleased with the variety he ex-
hibits.
We want to increase our circulation in every
township in the oounty,jand ask our friends to
do what they can for US. Next year is the
Presidential Campaign, and the Journal
should be in every house.
The Presbyterian Mite Society is to be held
On Friday, instead of Thursday evening
this week, on occount Of the readings at Bir-
chard Hall, on Thursday evening. Be sure
aud be present at the Friday evening Sociable.
Luti, the Female Magician, is amusing the
people, at Mammoth Hall, by her performan-
ces. Some very valuable gifts we're made on
Wednesday evening. She exhibits on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings. Go and
see her.
Subscribers who have paid till anytime IN
1872, can have the Peoples JSes7ael, by paying
for the balance Of the year-that is till Jan.
lst Is73-and ten cents additional. emake
this proposition that all who wish to, may Oh
tain the Peoples Journal
Subscribers can always find out chow their
account stands" by consulting the figures at
the end of their names Between this and
January, every subscriber should have those
figures changed to Jan. l, 1873. They would
look so much nicer, you know, and we should
consider the change a very agreeable one. Thy
us and see. Look at the figures.
The Fair given by the ladies of the Ep1s-
copal Church, on Tuesday evening last, was
wei attended, and proved a very profitable
affair. The dinner, on Wednesday, was Just
such an one as might have been expected from
those having the matter in charge. 1t war
perfect in all its arrangements, and served 1t
the most hospitable manner. 1t was largely
patronized and the pecuniary results were
highly satisfactory.
A correspondent calls our attention to a case
like this; A year or so ago, about fifty pool
children were brought from New York to this
Mace and homes provided for them. Among
the children was a boy of fifteen OF sixteen
wears who was crippled in one arm and one
leg. who was taken by a farmer to work fol
his board and clothes. The boy came to tbt
house of our correspondent recently, anl
claiming that he had been badly treated, de
sired to stsy with him and be allowed to go t,
seboo,. and was taken accordingly. TIE far
mer subsequently went to the school anC
wanted tc take the boys boots away, but final
iv took him to the house Of our correspondent
frst. and then took away the boots and par
oF his clothes. 1t looks on the face Of it like
verv iphuman action, and our correspondent
40 ebaracterizes If, but there may have besl
some mitigating circumstances which are no
stated. We hope SO, at least, as we are 10th t
believe that any one would act so withOu
good cause.
List Of Letters. Remaining in the Ere
mint p. O.. uncalled for, Dec. 14th, 1871.
n Rnscb. B. L. Barr, Wm L. Brown, GeC
H. Compton, E. R. Gross, Frank Carson, J. L
Carpenter, Miss Hattie Davis, Capt. Ihoi