The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-17


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CHICAGO d4ssds asod. sTis meet.
Vermont has lrugalIy hung only nine laen
Akron wiz soon have RaticnaI Convention
PsinssviIls was visited By, fires again, iAs
weenss 8tsi s. ssiEfsi f-s7s-c1 s4ts7gs
.Ths 1sabSEn q sorosls dent iiko bs.cal
LED Bohea.minas. - 3
.c6sSlsy Rica left for New York On Monday
-Elopements ana Be eonine of frequent %
cprsncs in Van Wort.
Perrin De Puy, ous Of the pioneers q Fan
wsrt q few days since.
Fashionable iutalEqenes-Ths German has
been introaucsdin Paris.
A reporter in Bosten doso-ibe 8 street a.
..orerfun with dead dogs"
-lEiss R1scila Lsnzsish, Of New Jersey, has
invented pocksi nPitton-
A Maine doctor has had TO pay Sls5e00 for
not tsing q boys leg riightes,,ss - =, s
AgustRs Boyd, an old citizeaof Van Vert
died m Iowa, on the Sd nit.
0hsSoofth q the sIObs IS sid q be granite
It Is e Had Place b lire on, y e
Frank Blair has seen fifteen shtumns.
Some folks would eaH them falls 1Ue
AfeR lazy ores Ilegleeted 70 clear theif
sidewalks Of snow, on Monday.
Dr.. Ubbyh nest eall ct FrzmSnti VII be at
theCespsr Houss, Friday, Feb. 24th, ISL ''f
The topic for study, in the Blbls Class atthe
terian Church. next Sunday evening, IS
Mannars.r flasin1lg 's
Hon. Charles Festsr, Congressman elected
FROM this district, left for Washington On
Thursday last.
Snow fen on Sunday night 70 a depth
sufhcie1t 10 make good sleighing. But alas it
asansaEly Vanished.
Jsass Covsll. Of Upper sandusky. wa
thrown frOm his horse, one day last week, and
had his arm broksn.
The Editor Of the Bellevue Gazette was bad
ly heightened, one night last week, by the
burning out II a chimney. =
The bouss az Hon. s. N. Heller, at NapO-
leon, caught fre on Monday Of last week and
came near being destroyed.
Thos. higgins, blacksmith at Napoleon
fell through the ice in the canal, and cane
near being drowned a few days ago.
Mr. 3, S. Glass hsl sold his property m
cIudins stock Of goods, at Winter Station. He
intends 70 leave there in the spring. III
CT. March, Esq and wife Of Norwalk
celebrated the fifth anniversary oftheir we'd
ding, On Tuesday evening Of Isst week by
wooden wedding
Thomas Wright young mar in the employ
Of G, P. Prentisr, at Monroeville, fell on the
ice, Sunday of last week, s-ricking on his head
with such force as'tO cause death. s
Mr.. Kinghsm IntsTnal Revenue Assessor
for Ottava county. Is making an effort to raise
stock enough 10 start paper st Port Clinton.
He must be hard up for something to do.
The Hibernieon drew very respectable
houses during its stay of three nights in this
city. The scenery was very Hne, and the de-
fneations of Irish character superior. It
want hence TO Cleveland.
The Grand Masquerade Ball of the Fremont
Band comes Of, st Mammoth HaIl, on Tues
day evening next. Admittance to. the floor
is6xsd At 50 cents; 70 the gallery At 26 cents.
A large sttsndanee is expected.
while Mn. John Dynond, who lives nesr
BellsTue, Eas rstuning home from town IN
buggy, on Tuesday Of last week isr infant
child disdiH her arms, without her knsWlsdge.
Tbs child was subject to fti, and doubtless
had one st the time, causing It's death.
M. 3. LOndsnslsger win not return to
Memphis this winter, as he had intended.
Mrs. L., who is now at Memphis, for the bene-
ft of her health, win return to this place in
the spring, and remain during the summer.
Her friends viii be pleased to learn that she
hiss bssn greatly benefited BY her residence in
the southern climate.
Any person wishing to engage in selieiting
far art class LIS Insuancs CoMPSnE WI