The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-12
Readables.


Kenton wants hack
Cultivate the beautiful
Lie is real and earnest.
Keep your cellars clean.
Keep your doors locked.
Bucyrus had May day party.
Trees are covered with worms.
Cardiff Giants are multiplying:
Lamps do not talk, but they shine.
Flowers are humanizing ornaments
Don't be frightened at being honest.
The hoe brigade was out last Friday.
A few fights and things last Saturday.
Oak Harbor is to havs horse railroad.
Let your lips be sealed once in a while.
Fishing before breakfast Is good exercise.
A barrel factory is to be started in FindIay.
At least several were drunk last Saturday.
First class cocks get $4,000 8 year in Boston
Cleveland is ridding itself Of the social evil
Young gents in oberlin never carry canes.
Mansfield is to have new steam Touring
mill.
The liquor law is being enforced in Monroe
vile.
strawberries have appeared in eastern
!, cities.
: y. N" has taken the pressure from Tos-
toria.
FOstOria had marriage extraordinary last
week.
A double wedding occurred in Findlsy, last
week.
Cleveland is bound to have new opera
house.
Kridler knows how to make handsome
harness.
Tin weddings are numerous in Findlay, at
present.
The school building at Republic, is to be
enlarged.
Every third man in the State wants to be
Governor
The Sabbath was made for man, but few sp-
preciate it.
A brick and tile yard has been established
st Bellevue.
In Mansfield they leave new born infsnts
on door steps.
aPut me in my little bed, (" is the song of the
seeds Just now.
Court convened on Monday, Judge Pene-
well presiding.
The best way of eradicating an evil, is to
expose the doers.
Wash your hands when they nsedit. Wa
ter costs nothing.
Young ladies fight and pull hair on the
street in Milan.
We live on an isthmus Of e middle State.
Somebody says 50.
An immense crowd visited Grady's circus
on Saturday night.
They don't allow fast driving on the streets,
in Bowling Green.
The Elmore Post Office has been made q
money order Office.
For Sunday School books, or Libraries call
in at McCulloch's.
The S2d o. V. I. will reunion at Mansfield
on the Sth of June.
When yOu come in to pay taxes, drop in and
pay for the Journal
The quickest way to make hot bed, is to
set mattress on IRE.
Ifyou want to make time 60 fast use the
spur Of the moment.
The citizens of Republic, are going to sh ut
up their liquor shops.
Be diligent in business, and civil in your
intercourse with others.
Bring your job work to this Office If you
would have It well done.
The local page of the Mouroeville Spectator
is much improved Of late.
lha T1oTalra
by joint stock company.
Miss Mettie Cronise is studying law. with
Hon. W. P. Noble, in Tifin.
Grand jurors, in Henry county, get 50 drunk
as to unfit them for business.
Young men in Tifin, steal their hats. One
got caught at It the other day.
VIM. NJ. Russell, of Clyde, is agent for the
sale Of Beecher's latest work.
Don't leave horses standing on the streets
without being securely hitched.
The Reflector is determined to have Nor
walk celebrate the 4th of July.
The Bellevue Gazette Is Publishing the
whereabouts Of its former citizens.
Mr.. c. R. McCulloch is haviIl lg new fence
built around his lot on Garrison. street.
youth of 20 summers, married maiden
so winters, in Tifin, few dsyH since.
Mite S9ciety at the parlors of the Presby-
teriaP Church this Thursday evening.
Mansfield is to have the Holly Water
Works. She always gets what she wants.
Don't go through the world looking as If you
were mad at everybody, yourself included.
The only occurrence in ElDnore, during the
past week, was row in one of the saloons.
The oleander, so popular as a house and
yard plant, is said to be extremely poisonous.
Mayor Griffith, Of Tifin, was presented
with 800 by some Of his friends, the other
day.
Industrious boys, in Clyde, amuse them
selves by pulling up flowers in yards and gar
deus.
The body of an unknown man was found in
creek, near Delphos, on Wednesday of last
week.
Charley Hedges, Of Tifin, was severely in
jured, the other day, by gun bursting in his
hands.
The lodge of Good Templars in this city
voted, at their last meeting, to surrender their
charter.
AT Kennedy has been arrested and bound
over 20 court, for rObbing the Post Office at
Tiffn.
Dr.. L. G. Hardness, Of Bellevue, returned
last week, from three months trip in Cali
fornia.
The County Treasurer publishes notice
this week in which taxpayers are pecuniarily
interested.
They have disgreeeful loafers in Oak Har-
bor The Exponent deals out just censurs
upon them.
A son of Daniel Kiser, of Fostoria, had two
fingers cut of in the machinery at factory,
one day last week.
The chicken cholera prevails in Tihin,
Twill be wonder if the Star dose'nt loose
an Editor by it.
A little son of James EddIeman, of Perrys-
burg, was severely injured by horse, one
day last week.
The house of Mr.. Paul Louis, in Findlav,
was struck by lightning on Thursday of last
week, and slightly damaged.
The citizens OF Maumee want q new name
for their town. They think it may have 6
good effect upon their morals.
Our Local News, this week, crowds upon
our space, and we are obliged to put portion
Of it on our second page, which see.
T. Jefferson, Boynton, son of John Boyn
ton, of Lorain county, died at Bellevue Hos.
pital, New York, on the 30 of April.
When looking for Bargains in clothing Of
frrr,ishinc goods. call N at DrTfnosI Yor