The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-02-02

! Z OeHte PSA PooAu 1leiOeu VA@%'NSN PS- WIZ
S22S,60. Deducting expenses the net result Of
the crop was $4,000. There were 2SS,OOO gall
Ions Of wine manufactured.
Ailler's Theater. at Mammoth Hall, on
Monday night last, was well attended not
withstandiDg the extreme cold weather Mr..
Miler's personation of "Wool," in the Hid
den Hand was well rendered, and in fact all
the characters were well personated. Miller
can always depend on good house when lie
visits Fremont.
A thief entered the residence of II. L. Will
son at Monroeville, last week, and raiding
through the house found diamond ring, the
diamond Of which he picked out, leaving the
ring. That was the only article stolen. It
having belonged to his deceased wife, Mr.. l.,
offers the price of it, and no questions asked,
if the thief will return it.
Mrs. Jacob Carroll, living near Fostoria, re-
Gently met with a severe accident. She Yves
handing some snow through a broken pane of
glass to her little girl who was inside the
house, when she slipped and fell with her
wrist on the edge of the broken pane, sever
ing the veins and arteries. She nearly bled to
death before assistance reached her.
The Bellevue Gazettee says, a couple of
young ladies-Florenee Pierson and Celestia
Acker-wers arrested on Tuesday, by the
Constable from Thompson Township, and
taken TO Flatrock, charged with disturbing a
religious meeting. The matter was COM
promised by the girls paying the costs, which
amounted to $3.50 each. Served them right
Ezra Olin and wife, of Windsor, Ashtabula
county, celebrated their golden wedding on
the 18th ult Mr.. Olin was one of FANNY
of IA all Of whom lived to have families.
Their descendants numbered: 1O2 children,
26S grand children and "a great grand chill
dren-S94 in all. OF these 81 were present at
the celebration. M and Mrs. OIin had IA
children, So grand children and great grand
child.
The editor of the Medina Gazette relates
how an individual in that vicinity reformed
thusly: Five years ago Christmas, he pur-
chased bottle of whisky, but after doing SO
made up his mind to reform, hid the bottle in
a blackberry clump, and although he visited
it several times a year, merely smelled of it,
and put in a new cork when the old one got
damaged. The editor would not have had so
much difficulty IN believing the story if the in
dividual had located the blackberry patch.
Harry Cover, of Sandusky township, Craw-9
ford county, married lady Of Vernon town
ship. On the 1Ith, he left with team, as he
said, TO 60 to Michigan to team this winter.
He stopped at a Mr.. Coles in same township,
got one of his unmarried daughters, and drove
to Gallon where he left the team and wagon,
and he aud the runaway girl took the cars
North At Toledo, he wrote to his wife for
her father to do as he pleased with the proper
ty he had left, and that she could paddle her
own canoe thereafter as he could his
Our reporters letter about New Haven, has
kicked up q little muss among some of the in
habitants thereof, particularly one Schmidt
who voluminates through the columns of the
PlymouthAdrertiser. Schmidt must have been
numerically Scsmitten to feel SO badly. Per-
haps he was one Of the "Lyceum members"
whose remarks failed to be reported. Next
time our reporter goes that way we shall have
him interview Johannis, "yust fer fun," you
know, but he must promise not to have any
more dangerous weapons on hand than four
pound link of bologna, zwei bretzels and
enough Limburger Kase to render the cir
odoriferous "Uncle Rude" suggests that we
send one of the Snyder kin with him as a safe
guard, and perhaps we will.
The Fremont and Put-iu-Bay Railroad,
which has been incorporated, will, if built, be-
come a very profitable investment. The har-
Dor opposite the Put-in-Bay islands, IS one Of
the best upon the lake, the land around it
equally as good for grape raising as any upon
the Islands, and the neighborhood as desirable
as a summer resort. It lies only four miles
from the Islands, and would almost make that
fashionable resort accessible to all. The
road woul1 undoubtedly become the main
route to the Islands, in summer, and do the
carrying trade for the fisheries Of that neigh
borhood The building of the road would be
Of great advantage to our city, and the COM
pany should receive a liberal subscription
here.
Van has horse. Van is delighted He
sets much store by that horse, and imagines
he is a wonderful "goer." He thinks his
horse can beat ours, and sis happy" so hap
py that be wants to bet Office against Office
that animile can beat our animile to Perrrys-
burg and return. We can't see it. Our Office
/ is as mach as we desire, and there is no use
in winning what you can't use. It's waste
of energy. But some day, Van, if you still
continue "happy," when the balmy breezes
begin to sweep through the treeses, and the
gentle birds carrol their sweet melodies, amid
bursting bud and springing leaf; when the
frost has oozed out of the earth as well as the
air, and the roads settle to a proper consis-
tency, if you desire to take trip thereaway
and return in time for an early tea, we'l bear
thee cOmpany-if we are not obliged to walk
our horse in order to do it.
indianapolis may not have one horned
COW, but she is evidently possessed of some
choice specimens Of the bovine race. Hear
how the local of the Erening Journal discours-
es about the COWS of that locality: at don't
cost the owner much to keep COW, if she is
of the right sort. It costs the neighbors heav-
lily. Cows destroy one hundred thousand dol
lars worth of property in indianapolis every
year. Half dozen COWS sleep in the East
Market House every night. Andy McQuatt
fell over sleeping COW in the East Market
House, and came near breaking his neck.
Jesse Jones' COW was expatriated several
years since. She was the preceptress of all
the gate-opening COWS in the city. S. N. Brs-
tow has the most talented COW now in the
city. She is a large, bull-necked COW, with a
leather strap. She can pick a patent lock,
or jump ten-rail fence. Bricks enough to
build the five per cent court house have been
broken over her head. William Smith has a
large Transformed and red-spotted COW that
runs with Bristow's animal. She can open any
gate to get in, but always pretends she can't
get out Mrs. H, of Massachusetts aven-
ne, has white COW, notorious as a cabbage
thief and wagon robber. Harry Craft has a
hypocriticai bay COW that always goes away
from home to forage. She prospects in the
dav time and depredates at hight. Psnnsyl-
vania street is her favorite range"
1872.