The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-12
Rsadables.

Town AND OOUNIl MAlInnC
Rsadablss.
Paint up.
Trim your trees
Look out for wasps.
Throw out your hook.
Eresh fah are plenty.
Carrs finger is better.
Clean out your cellars.
The ground is still dry.
Cireusss are on the wing.
Getout your croqust sets.
Spring fever season is here.
Harkl heard q skeeter sing.
1t is too early to SOW wild oats.
Belding drives a matched span.
The whitewash brigade is busy.
The fishing tackle trade is good.
Flies have appeared in Findlay.
Snakes viii soon wander abroad.
Go to bed early these short nights.
The sun bonnet trade win now open.
Saving wood is good spring exercise.
It's time to set out dried apple roots.
Mr.. John Tyler is able to be out again.
The first nine are studying their parts.
The hotels are crowded with boarders.
Horse buyers are making things lively.
Reckless urchins are wearing bare feet.
April showers commenced on Saturday.
April received Seeding, Tuesday night.
Schools commenced again on Wednesday.
Boys begin to have visions Of circus tents,
Succors and hornets are beginning to bite.
The spring time has come, now, Susanner
NhIliners are busy building spring bOnnets
Don't be surprised to hear Of it at any time
Keep your eyes open, and your mouth shut
Amt dried apple sauce nice as beverage
And Monrosville is still without town
hall.
Jerry Ludwig is sketohing scenes from ma
ture.
The Bank of Fremont has invested in new
EIdsrkin ha. an art gallery, in his tobacco
Cholera morbus aspirauts are growing impa-
capdnsts are getting ready to plant bean
poles.
The city was crowded with teams, on Sat
aPony put the kettle on" and bile sOm'
New store bOrs. are arriving and losisrs arr
New plug hats have been moistsnod thi
week.
Bed bugs are being turned out of house AMI
home.
Close is selling the Dolla Warden peppsl
sauce.
Tne early crop Of spring beggars has Hp
peared.
-Four year old boys are beginning to rOll il
the dirt
velOoipedss have been discarded, BY timic
travellers.
Base ball fever is raging. Look out. It i
HsdTieei's pony wears its hair eroist !
POmpadour.
Nj. Wesley Steward, of Clyde, has removed
to Illinois.
The streets were full of hat ohasers Oh
Wednesday.
Gen. John c. Lee, was at the Kessler HOus'
on Tuesday.
We notice that "a good many yards nee
cleaning up.
Medina county had an exciting time, o.
election day.
That pretty bridge still spans the sandusky
at this point.
Thunder storm on Tuesday. So much to
wards summer.
Take little tonic, before breakfast, for tn
stomach sake.
Equestrians can trot out their riding dudi
in few days.
Angleworms are wiggling about, in scare
Of aquatic sport.
White, of the Clyde Independent has joine
base ball club
Tifin is to be visited by minstrels, an,
White is happy.
There is a dog to every square inch Q
ground in the city.
The school building and lot, on John street
is offered for sale.
The drunkest man OF modern history wa
on the street Tuesday.
Perry Close has the gout in the north-wes
corner of his right foot
Hern & Seovills have loaded their sod
fountain for the season.
Farmers are busy and dry goods clerks ha1
time to squint at the girls.
We are under obligations to Hon. c. Foster
FOR census report 1870.
Thirteen marriage licenses were issued, dun
ing the month of March.
We are indebted to W c. Lemon, for pa
pers from Sedalia. Missouri.
A spirited horse went to sleep on the stree
Monday and fell fat as pan cake.
If spring comes poking around here again
this year, it won't get away so easy.
d. Sehrader has moved his harness shop int
his new store room, in Deals Block.
Broad Az made the chips fly, at the Methc
dist Church, last Sabbath afternoon.
Desperate characters tore off flannel, O
Monday, vnd put on palm leaf clothes.
Front street looks better, since large POI
ton of its real estate has been removed,
Every feller will have his sweetness at th
maple sugar festival next Tuesday evening.
DIR. Taylor is going to build an Office on Ii
corner of Arch street, and Birchard Avenue.
Late snOozes on Sunday morning, will SOC
be disturbed by the early visits of the houl
Ayg ~
jesse Cook of WOodvilie, was in the elf
Saturday, viewing the dOings of the MetrOI
Oils.
The most noticeable of the recent city in
prOvements, is the cleaning of the Mayors o
Zee.
The sons of Temperance, at Ballville, me,
every Thursday evening, and are prosperin
finely.
A brakeman had three of his fngel
smashed, while coupling cars at Bellevue, c
Friday.
Dandelion boquets viii soon be in msrke
and country school marms will decorate the
temples
Those who haven't old calico dresses
wear, to the maple sugar festival, can wel
new. ones.
Wheat fields along the line of the railrOl
from here to Norwalk, look to be in splend
condition.
According to Whites figures, Clyde is il
creasing her population at the rate of abO
SIX week.
Married men are walking the streets in
half starved condition. You see it is hou
cleaning time.
~. ol,-l,s tool, tba starch ont of their co