The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-10


BEffy Eduoat1cn.-ktst 1npfsssssng
ere lasting. HabIa Bofraea early "a III bind
/ with ifTssia6IS force n Gftsf ysSFs, Our
,sYoaaR Ansfica" are set slox % lai.s On Ga
evil ptaeticas followed By thsit 6ldsrs. NE
were foroibly impressed with this fact the
other day, In passing G certain saloon In this
city. Standing on the walk werstWo foar
year Olds maintaining the attitude Of veteran
loafers, and pufsng Sigobously aa haif smoked
cigars. Thsy. seemed to be we'll advanced Ia
sAs pr,otiees snd pulled the sn,eks wisb en-
dent satisfaetion. With them were txo per.
sons whose respeotivs ages would have entitled
them 70 &c called young men, but tAeir appear
ance was indicative Of but little maaliness.
They we're Teaping their harvest Of faa IN
prairing the young smokers for sheir skilI. and
urging them 70 coEsinuancsE TheeVii 1ati
Is bad enough. whAsnf iihiaalssd in by persons
Of mAturr years, but when those 50 young that
they have not learned to speak the name Of
the weed inbnlgins il Is use, a sishtIgAich
ought to CONTEXT tie most hopeless slave 81
the eTf habits end cause him to abandon The
practice for she sake of exampls, Il for no
other reason. -. ~.
Pubic rsmpssanoS s.ias-ThO
sandusky County Lodge of Good Templars,
have arranged to hold public meeting at
Union Hall, in this City, on Wednesday, Of
next week. It's proposed tOppep the meet
ing st 10 O'Clock a, m and occupy tie remain
der of the forenoon IN short speeches., diseus-
sions and music In the afternoon there Ein
beone or more addresses by Distinguished
speakers. 1t viii be then Of those having
the arrangements IN charge: TO prepare such
exercises as viii interest all who may attend.
Every one is cordially invited, and it is hoped
our citizens win encourage those engaged in
this cause by their presence upon this occa-
sion. Come out in the morning, and listen TO
the speeches and discussions, as we'll as to the
addresses in the afternoon. The object of the
meeting is to awaken, if possible, deeper in
te1esf in the causo Of tempsFanee and 60 slim.
ulate anew zeal in the work Of checking the
evils Of intemperanee, which ara so rapidly
spreading. When we look about our city and
number forty or more places were liquor is
sold, and Witness the swelling suEent OF ruin,
which is ever flowing, the great need Of re-
appears stakingly apparent, and
every one who has the welfare Of humanity at
heart, is appealed TO fer aid. -,
Annual Report Of the Ladies' Relief
society Of Fremont. u / L
MA1oH Otb, 1871.
Paid on order for eharisablspurpOses IS O5
Tetsl s242 80
At the annual meeting held al the residence
If Mn. Norton. January 2sth, the following
ofHoer were elected: esfa s
Pyssident-MTs II. Clark.
Vice PyssiGens-AErs. Il. ZighleE. 81
Sscstary ar.d TYszsV1sr-AIrs. A. a. Miller
Fisiting CoH1,sttss-sE r. Close; Mrs. T.
/. Norton; Afrs. c. II Bell; Mrs. 8. Grant;
Mrs. B. Amsden; Mrs. c. D. DougheSty; Mrs.
@. C. Canhsld; afrs. g. Brush; AIrs. o. Van
Ness; Mrs. r. ?. Buckland.
At this meeting it vas decided. to have
COncsrt, instead efhAsing tbs AnnnalEnppsf.
As the result of this effort the net receipts
were t7s.s5, 1F2 10
MRs. Z. l. CEOss, Sec'y and Treas.
Fremont, March 9Th, 1871. Ii