The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-19

It is time for strawberry festivals
The bare footed season has opened.
The potatoe bug will be lively this year.
The paths Of glory lead but to the grave.
Dramaticalities is q fresh Western word.
The people Of Kenton are not very literary
Fort Seneca has had a case of spotted fever.
The evil deeds of some are becoming known.
Gathering up riches is an agreeable torment.
Oak Hsrbor is noted for its poor sidewalks.
Anew brick block is being built, in Ken
ton.
Excess OF ceremony shows want of breed
ing.
fire.
Hugging the girls is said to be wasting
The cry Of children in bed is called sheet
music,
at snevsr too late to mend" don't apply to
old boots.
Van Vert is going to have strawberry fos-
Hval soon
Sunday lOaRng is violation of the fourth
commandment.
Handsome visiting cards printed at the
Journal Office.
Brigham Young was formerly William H.
Stewards gardner.
Citizens of Bellevue have subscribed S25,O
for power works.
A District Fair was to be organized at Belle
vue, last Saturday.
oberlin is agitating the question of building
new school house.
The fishing business, at Port Clinton, is said
to be poor this senson.
Fans viii soon begin TO rattle In churches
and other public places.
If you want to live to rips old age, don't
eat too much green fruit.
Mrs. Partington is collecting autocrats of
extinguished characters.
A Van Vert Widow eloped with a Fort
Wayne doctor last week.
Evers, of the Wood County Sentinel is
troubled by nightingales.
The United Brethren, Of Genoa, talk Of
building church edifce.
Gen. NJ. B. Walker has returned from Tex
as to his home in Findiay.
A pleasant social dance was held at shOmo's
Hall, last Friday evening.
The new time table Of the L. S. & N. S. R.
R., went into effect on Monday.
There are at present over five hundred ap-
plications per week for patents.
A glass wedding was the principal sensa-
ton in Port Clinton, last week.
Judge W. B. Sloan, of Port Clinton, has
gone on a journey to the far west.
The display of crOckery and glass ware at
P. Closes is perfectly astonishing.
It pays to Hmind your own business" It
also pays to allow others to mind theirs,
Tifin has subscribed $4,000 to the Mans
field and Coldwater Railroad project.
The Sewing Machine contest grows warmer
and approaches focus See Leppelman's last
card.
Nine thousand and seven hundred car loads
of stone, where shipped from Berea during
1870.
George Kennan, Esq, of Norwalk, is at
present connected with bank in Medina,
NY.
The s2d Reg. owl viii reunion at Ur-
bana, June sth, instead of Mansfield, as before
stated
John Malick, of Van Vert, was kicked by
horse, on Sunday of last week, and seriously
injured.
The Episcopal church, in TiHn, is without
rector.
Some one has written book on Husbands
at Home" We don't see what ever suggested
that subject.
Mr.. D. Belts has improved the outward ap-
pearance of his store room, by the addition of
coat of paint.
If Nasby will come to Fremont, he may sue
csed in finding his "Man of SIM" if all the re-
ports are true.
Cat music is done purr-pussly, don't it ?
In Tennessee, e hotel keeper is called
'.hash-mil boss"
Bryan had a shooting affray, one night last
week, bad company and poor liquor the cause.
decentralization of the system" is the
new name for stomach-ache. That's what
they call it in Tifin.
a couple, in Napoleon, the other day, went
boat riding, and among other enjoyments had
the pleasure of a ducking.
Robert Fife, blacksmith at Van Vert, was
struck by horse he was shoeing, few days
since, and severely injured.
a pair Of valuable horses were stolen from
the barn of Mr. D. C. Sherrard, in this town
ship, on Monday night last.
Mrs Rachel BOnneT, aged sixty-eight, wove
ffty-four yards of rag carpet in one week re-
Gently. She lives near Fostoria.
A little daughter of Daniel Seeholtz, of Tif-
fin, was badly burned by the explosion of
coal oil lamp, one night last week.
The new factory of P. C. Dean, at Ballville,
Is nearly completed, and viii be ready to COM
mence running in about two weeks.
A writer says that COburn weighs four tons
and eighty six ounces. There are several in
this city who weigh more than that.
Master Frank Lincoln didn't lecture in
Bellevue, last week. The agent didn't sue
ceed in victimizing the citizens, either.
A water cure establishment has been open
ed at Mansfield This is due to the water
work which that city is going to have.
The woman's movement is progressing. On
" the other day q 'lady horse thief" was ar
rested and convicted, in North Carolina.
A number of neighboring towns are already
making preparations for celebrating the
Fourth ohJuly. Cant some one get up a
pio-nicf
A recent trip through several counties re-
vealed to us the fact that the wheat crop is
very promising. We never saw the fields
look nicer.
An exchange says that an excellent method
of speeding parting guest, is to "iok him
down stairs" It viii do very well when he
carries something to boot
A blacksmith, at BettsviIle, came to this
city, few days since, for load of coal and
iron, bat took too heavy load of liquids and
drove so fast, going home, that he lost most of
his purchases. He viii probably be more care
full next time.
The atmosphere of Painesville must have
strange effect upon travellers. Every few
weeks we read accounts of travellers stopping
at its hotels and blowing out the gass. A
number have done this, and barely escaped
death by suffocation.
Mr.. K. Teter has sold his interest in the
grocery and confectionery business, to Mr.
SeoviIle, of New York The new firm will be
known as Hern & Scoville. Mr.. Teter started
for Kansas last Monday, to be absent few
weeks, on a tour Of inspection
You can hardly take up a newspaper now.
s-davs but you viii read notice Of some pool