The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-05
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May days now.
Toll swings the Ak.
Whittlers are busy.
Hail bounteous May.
Hope Is happiness in the bud.
Hens are pre- shing lay-sermons.
Elmore is to have a town map
Anew Cardiff giant has appeared:
Swinging on gates is now in order.
Rising before sunrise Is now in order
Economy is The easy chair of old age.
Tuesday May SOth, is decoration day.
Van Vert is troubled with Hspooks."
Don't stand too long in public places.
1dleness is the grave of living man.
Gratitude is the memory, of the heart.
Many person mistake vulgarity for wit.
Medina has only one whiskey shop left.
Gossipers are fatgued with excessive labor
The fat woman show was in town last Sat
urday.
We had an abundance of April weather las
week.
A new P. o. in Wood Co., is to be caIIej
Duluth.
Read C. N. Dillon s. Cos new advertise
ment
mans best fortune or his worst, is hi
wife.
The immortal J. N. still lives and bears the
pressure.
One gets relative idea of beauty, in a prot-
ty cousin.
Let your own business receive your first at
tention.
Three ladies in Clyde wero recently egged
by mistake.
It is good time now to repair disabled
sidewalks.
Anna E. Dickinson is not going to Europe,
this summer.
The citizens of Bellevue talk of holding a
district fair.
Spades are trumps, in most of the gardens,
just at present.
The witches are troubling family in
Wayne county.
We don't 'mOst always know" what day
viii bring forth.
He who spends before he thrives, viii beg
before he thinks:
A ring of cOunterfsitsrs, in Van Vert, has
been broken up.
a new school house is to be built, IN Belle
vue, this summer
There is no material change in the market
reports this week.
J. K. HOrd, formerly of this city, is practic-
ing law in Buffalo.
The firm of Purvis & Co., tobacco dealers in
this city, has failed.
Won't somebody kill that blasted dog which
hoEls about nights.
Do something, if its nothing more than
to throw chips at mark.
DR.. Bosworth has removed his Office to his
residence, 4S Front street.
The skeleton of human body, was found
near Napoleon the other day:
The Lodge Of Good Templars at Bellevue,
Is in a prosperous condition
A new meat market is being built near the
Kessler House, On State street.
Benedict Mathews, of Upper Sandusky, had
his leg broken on the 26th ult.
The floating population of the third ward,
are not SIS safe as they were.
Wine is now made from parsnips. Unfor-
tunateIy too many Pars-nip it.
The finest and largest Hardware Store in
town is opposite the post-ofice.
Fashion DEGREES that ladies must take walk
before breakfast, this summer.
We saw real teetotal curiosity the other
day, in pair of water tight boots.
Mrs. G. E. Redway, daughter of F. 1. Nor
ton, of this city, is home on visit.
Two young chaps from Napoleon, drove
two horses to death, few days since.
Grady's Show viii astonish the natives on
Saturday. Be on the lookout for it.
To wait, and watch, and hear, and chronicle,
is the course of life with an editor
The only way to stop suicide is 10 make it 8
capital offense, punishable with death.
Charley Kinsman is in the city this week,
taking recreation with the fishing rod.
JEFF Manahan, of MiIbury, had his left
thumb cut off by saw, few days since:
The boys in Lima stay away from school,
since billiards are only ten cents game.
Disturbers of the peace and whiskey bum
mers, receive prompt attention in Tifin.
Hon. Charles Foster returned to Fostoria
from Washington, on Monday of last week.
The contest for the mayorslty of Tifin, has
terminated in favor of Robert L. Grifieth.
The matrimonial market, in Upper San
dusky, has been brisk during the past week.
A turnpike is talked of from Monroeville TO
Weaver's Corners, at cost of some $4,000 per
mile
Jay Patrick, Esq, of Norwalk, was married
to Miss LOttie Silva, on Wednesday of last
week.
Time, on the face of nature weaves many
change, and on human faces too, unfortu-
nately.
He who pokes his nose everywhere, will
sometimes poke it between thumb and fore
finger.
Henry LudIum, an old resident of Lorain
county, committed suicide on Monday of last
week
The outward appearance of the Kessler
House has been much improved by new coat
of paint
Chow to overcome the temptations of life,o
is the subject for the Bible class, next Sunday
evening.
The reason so many editors are spoiled, is
because evil communications corrupt good
manners.
A small frame house in Medina, owned by
N. E. Gle, was destroyed by fire, on Tuesday
of last week
J. P. RAIDER, of Bucyrus, has been appoint
ed to a clerkship in the Treasury Department,
at Washington.
The dwelling house of Reuben Mefzker, at
Genoa, was nearly destroyed by fire, on Mon
day of last week.
Mrs ]. C. Chance leaves to-day, to join her
husband, Lieut., J. c. Chance, who is station
ed at Fort Steele.
Maumee is being visited with the measels.
The people are not anxious to have the visit
repeated often.
Grady's Show, after exhibiting here on SAT-
urday, goes to Port Clinton and Oak Harbor
on the Sth and 9th.
The salaries OF conductors on the L. S s N.
SIR, have been raised raised from $1,000
to $4,000 per year.
CIV. Doty, IT., Of PainesviIle, had hishand
mutilated in the machinery at factory in
PainesviIle, last week.
The annual corn crop of Kentucky, is
enough to supply all the whisky used, besides
what is wasted for bread
Mr.. R. W. Travis former editor Of the Bow
ling Green Sentinel died on the path ult.,
after a lingering illness
The residence of W. L. Perkins. at Painss-