The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-07
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NO Hood TINS hpL1As'
Make home pleasant.
Dust few on Sunday.
Norwalk wants park.
To-day is Good Friday.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Fix up about your homes.
Weston has been in Tifin.
Our plant is away on a visit.
CrOquet playing has commenced
Broad Az is lecturing in Indiana
Napoleon has home made Opera.
Tho Clyde Nel0s has been enlarged
No cases of spring fever reported yet
Urbana was visited by fire last week.
The Kessler House is being renovated.
Issa good time to annihil4te Uedbugs.
April brought its fhowers in abundance.
AuFoors day was observed in this city.
The latest patent out Is q COWS tail holder
Don't hide your light under half bushei
Our merchants are receiving spring goods.
FindIav is having course Of free lectures
Visiting cards neatly printed al this Office.
False friends are worse than open enemies.
Castor oil is said to move in the best society.
Orlando Curtice is renovating his barber
shop.
'Pure cussedness"' prevails to a great ex-
tent
Boys who can get fifteen cents visit the var
ieties.
There have been some moonlight evenings
Of late.
Anglers are getting ready for the fishing
season.
Paris is a poor place for nervous people, just
at present.
Many of our plank sidewalks need recon
structing.
Concert Saloon is provided with another
music box.
Some of our young ladies are watching for
the coming man.
What is home without two or three dogs
and few cats.
Seneca County is agitating the question of
free turnpikes.
It cost Tifin man five dollars for whipping
his wife, last week.
The best way is to raise beets Is to take hold
Of the tops and pull.
The first thing young lady looks for IN
church is the hims.
A foot race is to be the principal sensation
in Bucyrus next week.
A valuable quarry Of building stone has been
discovered near Tifin.
The interior of Union Hall has been i'm
proved in appearance.
County temperance meeting at Clyde on
Thursday of next week.
Sidewalk festival and dance at Ballville
this (Thursday) evening.
Eighty or ninety varieties Of bonets will be
worn this coming season.
We are glad to learn that the health of MIR.
S. Birchard is improving.
We notice that kid gloves with holes in the
fingers are worn considerable.
Hon. c. K. Watson viii move his family to
Norwalk the present month.
Remember the exhibition at High School
Hall, on Monday night next.
Milan is again agitating the question of
building railroad to Norwalk.
The Editors of the Kenton Republican have
taken to drinking sassafras tea.
Jessee Van Ness will be (n) ice man now
that he has ceased to be Mayor
Mr.. Ammi Williams is laying out extensive
improvements about his residence.
Our exchanges look as if news was about as
scarce in other towns as it is here.
A man was swindled out of horse, for get
ting drunk in Tifin, one day last.
The bow of promise appeared in the heav-
ems, a number of times the past week.
Drab overcoats will be in style this spring.
Patched pants viii also be much worn.
Mr. G. G. Goss, an old citizen Of Van Vert
county, died on the 18th ult, aged 81 years.
Don't 90 away from home without an UNI
breIla, unless you wish to get a shower bath.
The sermon of Rev. Bushnell last Sabbath
morning was brim full of good sound sense.
Full many flower is born to blush unseen.
No one else can blush though without being
seen.
Remember the Easter dance, to be given by
Prof Clifford at Union Hall on next Monday
evening.
We saw young lady the other day, who
was not chewing gum. She is not long for
this world.
Mr.. Hermon, of the firm of Hermon & VIII
son, is in New York making purchases of
spring goods.
A Miss Haas, living in Tifin, was badly burn
ed by the explosion Of a coal oil lamp, on Tues
doy Of last week.
A large number of small boys are being ed
ucated on our streets. They had better be in
school, or at home.
Garvin & Co. have improved the appearance
of the front of their store, by the application
of coat of paint
The morals of our city would furnish very
appropriate material for a Sabbath morning
discourse at some of our churches.
Do not delay giving attention to your teeth
when you can have them treated in the most
skilful manner by DR.. A. F. Price Office in
Whites. Block.
The addition which Roberts & Sheldon ara
building in the rear of their brick block, would
present quite a block like appearance, if it
was on the street.
The house of Mr.. James Pendry, in Toledo
township, Crawford county, was destroyed by
fire on Friday morning of last week, together
with its contents.
a big law suit is on foot in Napoleon to
contest Sheriff sale, the validity OF which in
wolves the title to some of the most valuable
property in that place.
The subject for the bible class, next Sunday
evening, at the Presbyterian Church, is the
teachings of the scripture in reference to the
question: How to enjoy life.
Mr.. Charles Edwards, of Elmore, was at
tackled and knocked down while he was on his
way home the other evening. Elmore is get
ting to be dangerous place.
New method of curing baking horse
pour water into his nose. A Westfeld man
tried it the other day, and it proved effectual
IN five minutes, killing the horse.
Mr.. S. T. A. Vansciver, of Norwalk, was Sc
verely injured on Friday Of last week, by a
large driving wheel falling on his foot, and
crushing the bones in frightful manner.
Patrick Mackin, of Norwalk, fireman on
the L. S. &M. S. R. b. slipped and fell from
an engine, at Elyria, on Monday evening Of
last week, and received injuries from which he
died.
A couple of the light fingered gentry re-
iieved several ladies of their pocket books at
Crestline the other day. They departed on
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