The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-03

active, for this season of the year.
The Good Templars held their dancing par
ty at Union Hall, last Friday evening.
SleighinE, in this vicinity, usually lasts .
swsek amer the snow has disappeared.
The Etna Life Insurance Company carries
over sEl0OoOO Insurance in this county alone
'Ths Dniversalist Ministerial Association
meets in Clyde. on Wednesday and Thursday
next.
eos Joseph Daugherty. of Genoa, cut his foot
nearly off, on the 2lst inst, while chOpping
WOOD. z e
An old gentleman from Fulton county, war
-cOnhdeneed at MOprOsville, one night last
week.
The Germans celebrated onMonday evening
in honor Of the victory of the Prussian armies,
ttsPsris. ~ tsAstA
A fire, at PsinesvilIe on tn 3lst, destroyed
properly to the value Of sl2,OeO-partially
insured 1855
Hsinners can stand on slippery places the
majority Of people have the advantage in an
10y time
Genoa is full of gossip. One would not sup
pose this to be true, from the small number Of
it's aged maidens.
D. Reynolds, on Monday last, chopped two
cords Of 4-fOOt wood, On the farm of Mr Ans
den, IN Eve hours.
e Ar. James Lewis, Assessor for the 9th Dis
trict, was in the city, stopping at the Kessler
House, last week.
The Etna Life Insurance Company issued
last year 1000 policies and has now in force
ever $4,000 pOlioies
81 We know Of number who want ''to be put
IN their little bunk" At least such is the
spirit Of their songs.
William 7. Bowen, Of NorwaIk, died at his
residence in that place. on the 18th ult, at the
advanced age of 76 years.
afOh Friday, the 20th, cora Rudes, daughter
oi4. b. Fsudes, at Genoa fell frotn second
story window and dislocated her ankle.
,,,s The newest thing in stationery for lovers,
riS SsOss-cOlOred-note paper, with an imprint of
cupid, in gold. Gold blinds cupid often.
The Fremont Band is making arrangements
ser q grand entertainment on the night Of the
2lst, when they give a masquerade ball.
Frank Heath, Of Van Vert, had the fingers
on HE right hand taken OF, in the machinery
Of the stave works, at that place recently.7E
A young man who can commit matrimouy
with heroic conposure, in these DAYS, ought
70 be petrified and placed in museum Of tie
nlost arts."
A son of John FlshiH, Of FOstoria, was ss-
verely injured, few days since, by being
strucIro on the cheek with an Ak in the hands
Of another boy
The Medina Gazette says the fishermen who |
were IN jail there got out on writ of eOurts,r,
sot IN sssslUH Il sqteszeossazs raiio IN ssOaua-
pun. Horrible 70 think Of
The announcements made BY Brandt ESCon-
dit, mean that whoever buys dry goods Of
them for the next thirty days, will be sure to
SseoQe bsgsains worth having. sft -
A freight train on the Dayton d Michigan
road. tried to back through the depot at Per-
Tysburg, the other day, but only succeeded In
tearing up portion of the platform.
H@non & Wilson are up with the times
in treating the public TO bargains in dry goods.
Il VIII pay any one to visit their store and see
the amount of goods they are selling.
me Hilhurt, theological student from
TifHn, viii preach on next Sunday morning,
in the Reformed Church, IN ths German, and
in the evening In the English language
Astriking case Of conjugal felicity was ex-
hibited on the street, the other day, in wife
carrying, rather than leading drunken hus-
band home. She probably married him for
al worse and no better
Judge w. T. Stone, has appointed John
Magee, of Elmore and w. B. Sloan, of Port
Clinton, committee to examine the report of
the County Commissioners, on the fiuaacial
conaitisn Of Ottawa County. s
On Friday, Jan goth, a son of Mr. Dlling-
ham, who resides near Bowling Green. was
severely injured while using an az, in the
woods. he slipped and fell, the ak striking |
him on file side ef the neck.
We regret to learn, that Mr. w. H. TAYLOR |
formerly Of this city, but who for the past. two
years has been engaged in the dry goods bHsi-
i1ess, At Mflan, has been obliged to make an
ssignnasut of hisstook, in favor Of his crodi-
The deliberate conviction has been very ap-
propriately expressed, That "a man who viii !
notdo ahything himself, nor let any one else
do anything, by way Of public improvement, |
ought tO keep tavern aftereYery body else is |
dad" - U1Jh0Jl |
Our exchanges are going into ecstacy about
the beautiful hair which adorns the heads of /
thsIogsu Sisters. There are three besides
Olive, and the aggregate length of their hair
we have forgotten, but our impression is that |
i would reach several mies.
80 tfhe ground hog made his appearance early
an Thursday morning, but hastily retired, |
pulling his hole in after him, beam from old |
solhaving cast itself atllwart his countenAnce.
+ It began splitting snow soon after. Look out |
Nfo- more slsishiAg Of dsar5. 49,
On Saturday evening, the 2lst inst, as Mr..
Theo. Dixie, Of Elmore, was going from his
home down tow, some unknown person rushed
upon lhnl, and dealt him heavy blew,outting
his face very badly. The villain then fed and
has not yet been discovered.
Near Chicago thereeis steam garden, Of
tvo acres, covered with glass, and 4 network
of pipes1aid beneath the beds, supplied with
steam by powerful engine and boilers, to
supply warmth and moisture. Early yegeta-
hes are nearly ready for pulling, and later
ones are progressing finely.
kHow to Raise Sweet Potato Plants" BY 6.
". s., viii appear in our A Agricultural Column |
next week. We are pleased to see that our
farmers are taking advantage of our sUgges-
ton to write, and give the results of their e1-
psrience on various matters connected with
The farm, azd hope they viii continue to do 50.
Dollar stores ere not hunbugs, but legitimate
business operations. No effort is made tode-
oeiye, but all articles for sale are exhibited for
inspection, and no one asked to buy until sat
;s6ed that what he proposes to purchase is
worth the money, and as cheap or cheaper
than It can be purchased elsewhere. Go and
see and be satisfied.
our friend Thomas, Of the firm Of Lanman
a Thomas, bears the burden Of parental care
with commendable fortitude. he remarks
vsry complacsntly, that the son and heir al
rea6v betrays tgaits Of character which will
r,5sitivelv unfit him for sile't partner in the
srn. which, by the way, is constantly giving
evidence Of presistant enterprise,
1, "A lively scene occurred at the Post Ohce'on
Saturday evening last, between one OF the at