The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-01-20
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Business IS quiet sincs the holidays.
wiz Totem has opened . cigar stcrs
The depot at ElmOre is being repaired.
Foztoria has inaulged ia neck tie past,
The man who talks so loud, is in town thi
week.
Hardin county has $4,000 acres of nars
land. e. rss-
Dr. FaFrasd has been isesarias at Spring
field o.
Husbands ossy your wires. foy it is tn
fashion. -
Subscribe for the Journal Pay 50 and b,
happy.
Bryan i. infested with chicken and pil
thieves
Accounts of big hogs are numerous shir
season. tn
MoaroeYale is indulging in social eaysty
to great extent. afA
Judge Vance, of Hamilton, died on Tues
day Of last week
There have been several cases Of abluss'' il
town, the past week.
A brave woman, in Bueyras, put burglar
to fight few nights since.
Court commenced on Tussday-Judge C.
E. Penhewsll presiding
Hon. Homer Everett is home from Ooium,
bus, In attendance upon court. ~ 81
APaper Mil project is engaging the atten-
ton of our Norwalk neighbors.
Hon. Il. Everett has our thanks fo- reports
of Secretary snd Auditor of State
Considerable capital, in this city, is in
'1oskups.p Individual ones of course.
Ar. Ham, Of Wausson, had his arm broken,
while shoeing ahorss, a few days since.
Mr. Geo. W. Day, an old an estsemed siii-
zen ef Van Vert, died on the 9TH inst.
The Coed Templars. at Green Springs, dsd-
icate their new hall this friday evening.
John Main, Of WoodOounty, had his pocket
picked at Toledo Of SI2O, few days ago.
Napoleon is much eiated because of q boot
black who has tatsn up his residence there.
The way Of the transgressOr is hard. This
conclusion was forced upon Us BY observation.
We call attention to Lanman & Thomas
new advertisement on this page of the paper.
The shipments of cheese. from Whining
ton. for the year 1870, amounted to 7.97S,Oss
lbs
The man who sat down on paper Of car
pet nails, said they reminded him of the IN
come tar.
AyOung man is supposed to "have It bad,
when he takes laudanum after being refused
the privilege.
Mr.. A. P. condit, of New York, is spending
a few days in the city, looking after his bust
ness interests at this place.
The strangest thing on record, is the reok-
less prophecy that the style of bonnets win
be changed-in the spring.
An auctioneer, travelling with cheap goods,
came to grief at oberlin, last week, for selling
goods at auction, without license
The Odd Fellows are to have an anniversary
celebration and supper, at their Lodge Room,
On Thursday evening. Feb. 9th, 1871.
On the fourth page under the head Of
Agricultural, will be found valuable article,
upon "HOw to Raise Usage Hedges
Mr.. Stephen Sewysr died at his residence
in Lyme Huron Co., on Saturday Jan. 7th at
the advanced age of eighty-fve years.
Mrs. Segar, Of Wauseon, aged 81 years, slip
psd.snd fell upon the pavement, one day last
week, breaking her arm and dsslOcating her
wrist
Robt. Sidley while at work telling trees il
the woods, nsar Painesville, on the 18th, was ]
struck on the head by falling limb and iu-
stantly killed
Jacob ErkmaR was killed by pony engine
at sandusky city, on the 10th. The coronsr's
jury returned verdict of ''gross neglect Of
the man running the engine.
Mrs. Jane Hebelrng, living near Carey,
Wysndot County, Ohio, was instantly killed
on the 9th ms, by the accidental discharge of q
gun IN the hands of her son.
On Monday night of last week, some burg
largs attempted to enter the store of Butler
Bres at Monroevills, but were heard By per-
sons living above the store, and frightened
away.
As Mr.. Enos Neibel with his wife and two
daughters, were returning to their home near
Upper sandusky, few evenings since, the
wagon was overturned, throwing out the par
~ and injuriDg tnem severely.
The Editor ri the FoItoria Recieso is given to
elegant compsrisons. In speaking of dancers,
he says they lopped and skipped around like
'chestnuts on hot griddls" and then has the
sudaeity to deny that he speaks from ezper-
ience.
A splendid opportunity for those wishing
to obtain homes, is offered by e. Edgerton, in
another column. The lots are eligibIy stu
atsd and the terms upon which they can be
purchased and buildings erected are especially
favorable.
On Tuesday evening of last week, burglars
entered the shoe stoFe of Mr.. Gamble. ct Mon
roeville, and carried of nearly everything in
it. The stock was very small On the same
night Weher's saloon was entered, and several
articles taken.
TheO. Helburg, OF Elmore, attempted to
horsewhip, Chss. Qunoke, for insinations of
the effect that he had set or caused to be set
on fire, some of the buildings burned IN that
place. The Courier does not regard the horse
whipping a success.
Local news is dreadfuliy scarce. Every
thing which might furnish material for gos-
zip is in a condition Of alarming quietude.
One man slipped down on spot of Ice, the
other day, but then it didn't hurt him any
Every effort to create any excitement has
proven a magnificent failure, IS , f-1rrl
IS O'Clock" is a mysterious line which has
found its way into all the papers. The wo-
men are especially anxious to know what it
means. A son of the Emrald Isle overhearing
an interrogation in regard to it, exclaimed
rather impatiently, eff he ate clock, why
don't he be afhter telling the shtory.p '-.7 III,
Conductor Clark, who has run a passenger
train on the L. s. road between Cleveland and
and Toledo ever since it was opened-IS years
ago--bas travelled in that time 636,642 miles,
equal to going round the world twenty-five
times. he has met with but three accidents,
and they were caused by broken rails. u
The excellent Republican paper, the FTe-
mont Journal, with last Fridays ISSUE entered
upon its forty-second year. Here's to its "Fery
best healty; may 1t live long and prosper
dkroE Beacon.
Much obliged, Brother Lane; and much I
the same to you, sir. m G k
@Rev Frank Whitcomb,p who Is said to Be
an arrant knave, travelling about the country {
raising funds for feeble church, has been
inHicting himself on towns East of Cleveland. !
His conduct, at many times, is very strange.
He resorts to attempting suicide occasionally, '
and Stimulates insanity, but they who knew
him best regard him as every much bogus"
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