The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-06

Readabies.
It's time to pick punpkin pies.
El.aore is troubled with ghosts.
c.s,,s-hresd suffered last Saturday
NE awnings have been taken down.
rood work has been done on State stree
Cutters mule will positively be at the fail
A. o. Miller. as aWool" at Mammoth Hal
The fat men CT this city should hold con
vention.
Ms. A. o. Miller as aCapitOla" Mammotl
Hall
Our citizens have taken unusual interest il
the fan tins year.
Take the Daily Jo,1 s'al home with you, fol
future reference.
L. Gross has given the front of his store
new coat Of paint
Ifyou have any thing to sell, advertise it in
our Daily JolHSaaL
jay Patrick was in the city, yesterday, on
Senatorial business.
Young thieves are numerous in Findlay.
Where is deacon Fred
Bellevue is arranging for course of lee
tures the coming winter.
Beware OF pickpoekets. Thank fortune they
won't get anything from us.
The happiest people in the world, viii be
those who attend the Fair
o Il. Barr IS "Black Donald" Friday night,
at Mammoth Hall
Ample accommodations for man and beast,
can be had at our hotels.
The most immoral of musicians is a fiddler;
be is always IN e scrGPe
MiIlers Antheneum at Mammoth Hall on
FRIDAY evening OF this week.
The @Great Plantation Scene at Mammoth
Hall, Friday, Oct. 9th
There were probably nearly ten thousand
people III the city on Saturday.
Three wild geese were shot in the river be-
low the bridge, on Saturday last
Van better learn TO ride a mule, before he
volunteers advice IN horsmanship.
Our merchants, offer extraordinary induce
nents to purchasers during the fair.
a boiler IN the paper mill at MassiIlon ex-
ploded last week. The engineer was injured
Barnabas Wagner one Of the oldest citl-
zens Of Wyandot county, died on the 22d inst
Mr.. Jesse .Vantine, of Oak Harbor, had
valuable horse killed last week, by last driv-
ing
There is a man in Bellevue troubled with
geology Of the heart, so he says. That must
be terrible.
Genoa has given birth to poet. He writ
some verses Tor the Oak Harbor Exponent
last week.
An extra premium viii be offered the last
day Of the Fair, Tor the best matched pair OF
oockroaches.
Deacon Fred OF the Courier viii deliver the
benedlction, at the close of the fair, in Find
lay, this week.
-, -, =. ALT ,-,1 r,oxr
be regarded as a very good representation OF
Indian Summer.
Some slandering bachelor says it is much
Joy when you first get married, but 1t Is more
jawy after year or 50.
aUnripe fruit Is dangerous" said an old
maid to her Young niece. $50 is deoayed,' |
replied the mpudent miss.
The man who waited for an opportunity has
gone on, and the man who was fired with IN
dignation has been put out.
VIII. Bush and R. B. Smith started on
Wednesday for Florida, 20 spend the winter |
for the benefit OF thelr health.
See the aHidden Hand" at Mammoth Hall, |
Friday Oct. 9th.
Young orators will find every facility for
practcing the art Of making stump speeches |
on the falr grounds.
A.P. Condit, Esq, of New York, and Of the
firm Of Brandt q Condlt, Of this city, IS SPEND /
ing few days in town.
A very fine shower of rain on Monday night
If it had been more plentiful, 1t would have /
been even more acceptable.
The Findlay Courier does not have high /
opinion of Forepaugh's show. Fred thinks it
a humbng Of the first character.
IL. Will, Esq, formerly Of this place, but
- Oh "a n a mi
ton for Justice Of the Peace, IN that city.
aWhom the gods destroy they first make
mad" Yes, and when some men would dye
they first get madder.-BostOa Commercial
Bulletin.
A sublime thought-Odd Fellows and Ma
sons, ike Masons and Hod Fellows ascending
a ladder, get up by degrees.-ComNere.ai
Bulletin.
Be careful boys, when you climb trees to
shake off the walnuts or hickory nuts, that
you don't shake yourselves of 'Twould be
bad, you know.
The Mayor of Tiffin closed the restaurants
Of that city recently on Sunday, and the Star
thinks he overstepped the law, and was very
noisy about It also.
Sc. Merry, OF Milan, took first premiums
at the State Fair, for best pair Spanish chick
ems; best pair pheasants; best pair common
ducks; best pair geese.
Rev. Finney, OF Oberlin, has been pastor of
the church there Tor over 80 years, and has
never received a dollars salary or accepted
O donation. It Is a remarkable case
The First National Bank building has been
remcddled in Its interior arrangement. An
entire new building N Its place would be
handsome addition to our business blocks.
George and William Wells, Of Norwalk
were held in 500 bail each, on the 26th, on a
charge OF assault and battery On James Full
more, near the Fair Grounds a few days be-
fore.
n. Barendt & Co., have just received their
new tall stock OF cloths, easslmeres, vestIngs,
&c, and are prepared 10 do up nice thing
for any one wanting new suits. Give them
call.
Charles Jenney, Of Greenwich, Huron coun-
ty, was kicked by horse and instantly killed,
on the 25th. He was leading a horse past
another, when he was kicked IN the neck, his
neck broken, and he found dead soon after
A Young man whose name is not given, de-
serted his wife at Norwalk, several weeks ago,
and Is supposed to have gone TO Montana,
with another woman. The deserted wife has
q child ten mOnshs old to take care of.
aWhat does Jury know about money COUNT
Indignantly asked Mr.. Justice BramWen. "Not
much my Lord" tiInidly replied juror, who
was also trsdesman; "but II It please your
noble iudgeship's honor and glory many OF
US know about count without money
Joe Cox, the Oberlin rufiian, who has been
in iail at Elyria Tor sometime, made an attack
on the iailor with the leg OF a table which he
had cur OF with his jack knife, when that /
worthy came into his cell He attempted to
escape but failed, aud viii hereafter be kept
IN irons.
james Purdy, jr-, son of James Purdy, Esq.
ST., OF Mansfield, died at Grand Rpaids, Wood
county, on the I'D. He had been private IN
the 18th Ohio Regiment, and also served as
an orderly to Generals McCook, johnson and
Hill. La March, 1864, he was promoted to
lst heutenantcy, although still but aboy. He /
was buried with military holors atMansheld,
on the oath.
Some Potatoes.-Mr. Joseph Miller, of /
Bsllvllle township, raised this season from
niece of ground, seven and one eighth,by four
aric one halt rods, fifty two bushes OF white
peach blow potatoes. Bugs evidently Jailed /
to do much injury in that patch.
A valuable Relic.-While Mr.. j. S.
Verk was IN Fort Wayne this week, he OBJ
tanned from Henry Klser, Of that city, the
beautiful silk flag which was presented to Gen.
eral jackson BY the ladies Of New Orleans
after the defense of that city, IN 1910. The