The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-10


Dr.. fsrrSrd lectursd at Mansfield, last week
but did not obtaia Is latgs sudisnse a. bs va,
worthy Of -----------
A rear entrance is q great oonvsnience sor
the lazy ones who have chrousc habit Of al.
ways being lateto church.
The ottSwa county Uaios has been sold to
the Oak Harbor Publishing Company. The
managing editor Is not yet decided upon. u
viii be published as general news paper,
neutral in politics,
The HoEae Insurance Company, Of New
ToTk, presents itsaanusl statement, thisweek
and makes an exhibit to be proud Of, and gra-
Y tifying to Insurers and insured. L NJ Keele.,
is the efficient agent, at this place,
A horse attempted to run away, the tthor
day, hut jsss out Of spite 10 editors, the driver
had te step it and spoil sensation. There
should be a law to protect editors against hay
ing their material destroyed in such way.
A calculating youngster, who is interested
in raising poultry, counted up his possessions,
the other day, snd sravely remarked that he
had five chickens, and four roosters making in
sll nine hens He believed in transmogrihca-
tion.
A trial Of the HolIsy Water Works, at Nor
walk, took place on Thursday and Friday OF !
lastwe One ortwo pipes bursted each dsr,
on reaching pressure Of from 80 TO- l25
pounds. The final test viii take place in about
ten days.
We noticed, the other morning, that num-
Der Of signs had been taken from their proper
places, and dry goods boxes piled up where
they ought net to be. We did not lsarn what
scamps had been on The war path, the night
before.
John Lille, brakeman on the L. S. & S.
h. R. R., had his arm crushed while coupling
cars at MOnrOeTiHe, on Thurday afternoon.
On the same day, Daniel Barnes, another
brakes man. had his hand crushed while en-
gagged in coupling.
The Hartford, Of Hartford, makes an excel
lent exhibit, this week. She Is among the few
which have shown profitable bus
mess during the past year, and insurers will I
be gratifed to note the fact. Ward and But
nan are the agents in Fremont
Van was interviewed the past week, by 7
number of indignant Germans, who did not :
his report OF their joli6cation over
he fall Of Paris He had "pursued them with !
elentless hand" as he once threatened, on
primer occasion, and they repudiated. t
Our Neighborhood News Column of last 3
Veek, was transferred pieoe-meal to the Nor {
bern Ohio News Column Of the Leader, ez- fl
ending over period from Saturday till We'd
issday. Better fransier it entire, next time, I
vhsn first received, with proper credit, and it o
vill be newer. s.
In Cincinnati, women wear low-necked d
resses, and to improve their looks, paint blue 7
ems on the exposed surface. a physician, :
tho was adniring the Appearance. remarked =
aat the painting was well executed, hut sadly 8
ut of place, as nature hadn't located any M
eins within four inches of the painted ones. a
A series of meetings are now being held, Y
lightly, in the Evangelical Church of this city, y
,rner Of Court and Wayne Streets. The d
lettings viii be continued during the coming Y
eek and perhaps longer, and d general inv III
Ltion is extended to the public to attend Il . "
,rviees. Quite an interest has already been q
Eakened. Vi
The order of the Knights of Pythias origina- n
d during the war, and was at first designed ia
a bond of union between army officers g
nce the war, the work has been revised and =. ~
odiied and thrown open to the people The -
rder is growing rapidly. It is founded on = :.
iendship, and has for its example the story -
Damon & Pythias. t "
The revolutionary work IN the whisky busi=
sss still continues Rosonna Bartlore recov-
ed $50 actaal and $3.50 exemplary damages ~ ~
ON Timothy and. Mary Casey, for selling =
luor to her son. The laws we have are too '"
uch for the liquor sellers wherever they are s..
forced. Temperance party men should ;.
axe . note of this, and apply Ehs remedy Gas
9 law dirsets.7 Take example of Mansfield. p
Fespsichorian.-No lovers of the tespsi- - y
orean art should fail to attend the Soiree of 81
.Of. Hohenstine, at Shomo's Hall, on Thurs =
" evening Feb. 18th.