The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-14
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No explosions this week.
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Evil passions are much Ike weeds.
Awnings are up along Front street.
Kenton has had balloon ascension.
Green peas have appeared IN market.
Peach and cherry trees are in blossom.
Ths depot at Bellevue is being repaired.
A new style Of velocipedes has appeared.
Fruit blossoms shiVered on Tuesday night
Things that are queer are constantly occur
ring. Af
Flights and things" f4equsnsly occur il
Kenton.
Our Public schOOls recommended Of
Wednesday.
Never water /. weed. 1t viii grow iu,t a
well without.
Hyou Wantto turn peoples heads just go in
to church late.
The Good TemplArs of Bellevue are holding
open meetings.
Susan B. Anthony lestEes in Psinesville
on the 18th inst.
If time is money, how much does it cost a
man to get a wife
We are indebted to Hon. Charles Foster for
public documents.
Two Of our young men, had an understand.
ing the other day.
Good TempIars dance at Union Hall, this
friday evening.
Mercury spent short time in the vicinity
Of Eighty last week.
The drunkest man We have seen for some
time, was n the city on Tuesday.
Small accommodations can be had now at
seventeen per cent, by close shaving.
TiFin has an organization of gossipers, Of
which all its Editors are active members.
It is unsafe for young ladies 10 60 upon un-
frequented streets in Norwalk, after dark.
Rev. saztOn, of Clyde, intends to remove
west soon, to take up his future residence.
John r. Pease has Just received q splendid.
stock Of fine candies. Call in and try them.
The feats of the rope walker, were witness
ed by about thirteen children, on Monday
last.
The devil in the Star ofiOe, at Tlfin, was
the victim Of spontaneous combustion, last
week.
aHow to bear the Ills OF life" is the subject
for study at the Bible class, on next Sunday
evening.
Al. Rice wears a new watch chain presented
to him by Shi Hang Twee Bum of the celes-
tral Empire.
Services at the Presbyterian Church, on Sun
day evening. will commence hereafter at half
past seven o'clock
The seventh annual session Of the Huron
County Teachers Institute, was held in Nor
walk, veel, before last.
Those EhO did not have their hats borne
away by the wind, on Tuesday, must have
been out bare headed
Harrison Snyder, Of Plymouth, had his foot
smashed, on Tuesday of last week, BY some
lumber falling on it.
Some Of our lOafen are neddling with in
dustry. The hum Of industry is better for
them than that Of bugs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merick, of Van Vert, were
thrown from buggy on Sunday of last week,
and considerably injured.
The house Of Col. Ramsey, at Kenton, was
stoned one night last week. Why or by
whom it was done, is not known. tf
We understand that Mr.. George Powers, of
Clyde, is very low, and it is hardly probable
thlt he can endure much longer.
A little son Of Mr.. Youngs, was run over
an 1 severely injured by freight train, near
Eimora, on Tuesday of last week.
VIM. Ryner's hardware store, at Elmore,
WIS burglarized on Friday night Of last week
and about $500 worth of goods taken.
The Editor OF the Fostoria Rerieso SAYS he
has visited the home of his ancestors. An IL
ristable desire was what led him thither.
The Teachers Examination set for Nav Stb.
at Clyde, has been changed to the 18th,
Those interested should remember this.
Don't git skeert, Ma" said little girl, the
other day, as she showed her picture which
she had just had taken. Ma wasn't skeert.
Don't fail to hear the poem of Rev Eberhart
of Mich, at Union Hall, on Thursday evening
Of next week. Admission twenty-five cents.
A man in Milan set hen On fifteen eggs,
and she hstched out sixteen chickens. Some
thing of magician that. She beats MacaIHs-
ter.
Don't throw lemon or orange peel on the
Eidewalk. Pedestrians don't want to break
their necks by falling accidentIy on a pave
ment
On Wednesday Of last week, a little daugb-
Tar of Mr.. Stephen Thatcher, Of Van Vert,
was burned to death by her clothes taking fire
from a stove.
Don't borrow trouble about Capt. Tyler.
He viii attend to the duties OF his Office. If
you don't believe it creates disturbance or
two and find out.
The Young Mems Christian Association is
doing good work, in Tifhn. We don't doubt
it. Missionaries are doing a good work in
all heathen lands at the present.
Mansfield was visited by FIRE again, last
week. On Saturday the stable attached to
the Lutheran Parsonage was burned, and
slight damage was done to the house.
The statement of the Charter Oak Life In
surance Company appears in our columns this
week, and exhibits good healthy condition.
Ms D. S. Csmfeld is agent in Fremont.
The lake Shore Railroad Company, have
presented the citizens of Elmore with fire
bell, as q token of their appreciation of Il
services rendered by them, on the occasion
Of the fire at that place.
The Tlfin Star tells something shout the
orb of day hiding its luminous light behind a
western horizon, and Cincinnati man spill
ing "ketcbup" over his clean shirt front, but
we couldn't rake out the pith of the joke.
ElraOre people are very sociable, and en-
desvor to make the stay Of strangers pleasant
and agreeable, We paid visit to the town
on Monday last and speak from experience.
We are much obliged for the courtesies shown.
A son Of Ar. Geo. Holcomb, of Fostoria,
was run over by a wagon, On Friday of last
week. His escape from instant death was
miraculous. No bones were broken, and
though seriously injured, it is thought he win
recover.
At the temperance meeting on Tuesday
evening, a very fair audience was present.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. G. R.
Brown, of Clyde, and Rev. vandersoll, of this
city. An essay was also read by Rev. N. A
Szton, Of Clyde.
a Fremont man claims to 90 to Heaven
every night, and says the distance is 20OOO0,-
Ooo miles 5i6fn Star.
We never heard Of Tifhn man going
there The distance from that locality is
ilimitable.
A distressing occurrence took place, in Ur-
hama, a few days since. A son of Nj David
Powers pointed pistol at his sister, and not
thinking that it was loaded pulled the trigger.
The pistol was loaded and the charge passed
into her neck and shoulder, inAicting q pain