The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-01
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tooth ache.
Mrs. L. Leppslman returned from Iowa on
Wednesday.
Children are preparing for the annual visit
of Santa Clause.
Court commenced again on Monday, Judge
Stone presiding.
J. R. Pease runs the neatest sewing machine
wagon IN town.
Fogy viii commence his "Hotch-potch"
again next week.
Too much Thanksgiving on hand for much
news this week.
Newly married couples in Tifhn do their
hugging on the street.
The Napoleon Signal says the business of
that town is immense this fall.
Wilson, of the Elmore Courier has panied
his vision by a visit to Chicago.
VIII Wickham OF the Norwalk Reflector
paid US friendly call on Tuesday.
The council of Bellevue have ordered cis-
tern to be constructed for public use.
The immortal "J. N" was in town the 9TH
or day. The pressure isn't on him now.
A friend of the Monroeville editor has been
indicted by the Grand Jury. So he says.
Ralph Buckland and vito are expected
home from their eastern tour this week.
Mrs. J. H. Slater, Of Aurora, Ill, paid
short visit to friends in this city this week.
Mr.. James Kridler and bride, Of Muscotah,
Kansas, are visiting friends in this city.
The residence of Mrs. Goldwood, at Wood
viIIs,sx destroyed by fire on the l4th inst
Miller, of the Kenton Republican has an in
vention which he terms the 'sPrinter's De-
light"
We call attention to the sale notice of Mi
chael Young, which can be found in another
column.
Those who desire to take advantage of the
holiday trade, should not fail to advertise in
the JoURNAI.
William B. Sheldon, Esq, of this city, who
has been west for the past two weeks, returned
on Wednesday.
Two dollars and ten cents pays for the
JoURNAL and Peoples Journal for 1872. Call
in and pay up.
The Norwalk post Office is still bone Of
contention and dissension. It has occasioned
much Il-feeling.
If Alexis viii visit our city, he shall see the
wonderful one horned COW, that didn't kick
fire all over Chicago.
Mr.. Waltz, living north of Clyde, had one of
his legs broken by log falling upon it, on
Friday Of last week.
Pay up for 1872 and get the Peoples Jour
nal along with the JOURNAL. See advt at
head of local column.
The domestic bliss of household in Ma
poleOn has been sadly interrupted by the ex-
travaganoe of the wife.
In order to enjoy Thanksgiving, and enable
our hands to do likewise, we issue our paper
this week one day ahead of time.
Frank Mutz Of Oak Harbor, has been bound
over to o. S. District Court for violating tne
revenue laws in regard to distilIing liquors.
james Filson living near Green Creek, had
two of his fingers crushed between the cog
wheels of thrashing machine, one day last
week
Capt. james B. Luckey, of Elmore, was mar
ried to Retta Borden, on the oath. They were
married at the Oliver House, Toledo. Our
best wishes attend them.
A little son of Mr.. Nathan Mason, living
near Clyde, fell, few days since, and struck
its head upon a nail A terrible wound was
inflicted in the forehead
The stock of Bellevue District Fair Associa-
ton has all been taken but about 1000, and
the Gazette urges those favorable to the project
to secure the balance at once.
A fire was discovered on Wednesday of last
week, in the harness shop of Messrs Matros Il
Hanford, at Norwalk, but was eztinguished
before much damage was done.
The Treasurer is ready to receive taxes, and
is being visited by numbers. When in town
topay your taxes, just call in and leave 81, 10
with US and have the JouREAL and Peoples
Journal
DIR. Bunce, Of Wakemans was elected Post
master of that village, on the 26th inst The
vote standing Bunce 56, Pierce So. This re-
sort to election is probably attributable to the
Norwalk muddle.
A robber named Freundhof, was killed by
a farmer named Wertz, near St. Mary's, last
week. He had attacked the farmer with the
design to rob him. On the robber were found
various stolen articles.
The congregations of the Presbyterian and
Methodist Churches hold Union Thanks
giving Service in the Methodist Church, this
Thursday morning The sermon is to be
preached by Rev. Dr. Bushnell.
In Lorain County, recently, the plate bone
of fish was chisselled cut of the shale. The
bone weighs 81 pounds and measures q 10
inches. 1t is thought the fish must have been
10 feet long and or feet through.
A widow, lady, Mrs. Emily Adaire, of Clyde
committed suicide on Tuesday of last week,
by hanging herself to a bedpost with silk
handkerchief She was buried at Sandssky
on Wednesday No inquest was held, and
there is no clue to the cause of the rash deed
The postmaster, at East Liverpool, O., c. R.
Armstrong, was arrested and taken to Cleve-
land, at the instance of special agent, @. f.
Baldwin, charged with withdrawing money
order funds. He was held in $500 to an
swer at the January term.
If our honorable Council would take walk
about town, and observe the beautiful plow-
ing perpetTated by the favored swine which
run at large, they would be more than ever
convinced of the uselessness of an ordinance
to prohibit them, or a regulation 10 impound.
How handsomely they turn up the sod.
Mr.. Jacob Fassler, an employee Of the L. S.
& M. s. R. r., at Toledo, was crushed &c
death while coupling cars in the yard on Mid
die Ground, on Friday last Mr. F., had Sc.
cured 8 policy in the L. s. s. NJ S. R. r., Mu-
tuaI Life Insurance Association only three
days before the accident, thus securing $l,2OC
to his family.
A couple of thieves called at the residenc'
Of Philip Everhart, in Thompson township
Seneca County, on the night Of the 20th, ant
when Mr.. E., came to the door they knocket
him down insensible. They then rummaged
the house, but found no valuables. They car
risd off papers, however, that were valuable t.
TO Mr.. E. Mr.. E., was badly injured.