The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-05
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Dolly Warden.
1t drizzled Saturday
Election passed of quietly.
Dolly Vagden is a coquette.
April came in like a wild lamb.
Burglars still trouble MonroevilIe.
Tbs early crop Of horseradish is npe.
That cane is still without a claimant.
April fools didn't work good this year.
White, Of the Independent is star gazing.
District Court was in session on Monday.
MonroeviIls proposes to build town hall
George Crum is again resident of Fremont
Eggs are plenty at twelve cents per dozen
Monroeville has had maple sugar festival
Murdoch read in Findlay on Monday even
ing.
There was spell of weather all day. Sun.
day.
industrious urchins are peddHng sassafral
root
The Nichols House at Clyde has changed
hands.
Don't faint when feller asks you to name
the day.
DIary's little lamb is having gay old time
this spring.
Children are having measols for spring
amusement.
White, of the TifRn Star is faster of pea
nut brigade.
The Clyde Independent advertises for a
fighting editor.
The Cooper House sign port was blown
down on Sunday.
Remember the Presbyterian "NIite" this
Thursday evening.
The Courier says there were five deaths in
Findlay last week.
Union meeting at the Presbyterian Church,
next Sunday evening
Bustles, the size of load of hay, will be
fashionable this season.
Our city viii not pass another winter with
out course Of lectures.
George Dana is building a hot house, to
raise early pumpkins in.
Madison, Lake County, was visited by
destructive fire last week.
The solemn procession OF 'moVing" wagons,
is being kept up this week.
The Public Schools at this place will COM
mence on Wednesday nozt.
A wedding party was capsized into the mud
in Bellevue, one day last week.
White, of the Independent, was cured of the
measels by drinking rainwater.
Samuel S. Pague, of Gallon, was the sue
oessf5l applicant for the cadetship.
White of the Clyde Independent is manu-
featuring cure for chicken Group
The first fresh fish pedler of the season,
held forth on the corner last Friday.
Barendt & Co. come out with a new adver-
tisement No use talking, they can suit.
The work of frescoing the interiour of the
Presbyterian Church has been commenced.
Miller, of the Kenton Republican, spent last
Sunday week in attendance at a bull fight.
See Charley DiIlon's advertisement He is
home and he intends every one shall know It.
The masquerade on Monday night was huge.
There were about thirteen thousand present.
See advertisement of 7. H. Hough & Co.,
of Toledo. They offer bargains in their line.
Tho wagon Shop of Isaac Shap, near Gale
Town, was destroyed by fire on Monday night
Of last week.
The Cooper House clerk and hOstleT, settled
a little difficulty on Sunday, by brief pugiI-
istic exhibition.
Henry Englebeck of Port Clinton, was
thrown from his buggy on last Sunday, and
seriously injured.
Mr.. E. K Pitcher and daughter Of Bellevue,
were thrown from buggy, one day last week,
and severely injured.
From appearances We judge that the busi-
ness of the Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Com
pany at this place is improving.
Mrs. Jabez Cook, one of the pioneer ladies
Of Mansfield, died on Wednesday of last week,
at the advanced age of u years.
Persons tired of this life are advised to fool
around the Rollersvine Stage mules. Instant
transition is warranted in every case.
D. Garvin, of the firm of Garvin q Co., is
in New York, purchasing stock which viii
soon be opened at the old head quarters.
Capt. SINNERS name was put upon the
township ticket, last week, without his knowl-
edge or consent, as a candidate for Justice.
Saturday EUening Telegram is the name of
the new Democratic paper started in Clyde.
1t is wicked to have it published SO near the
Sabbath.
Mr.. R. Hermon, of the firm of Hernon &
Wilson is now in the New York purchasing
their new spring stock. They will open a
magnificent assortment in few days.
A small party went from this city, on Mon
aay evening to hear Murdoch, at Findlay.
1t is only necessary to say of his readings,
t.they are grand" Why can't we get him
here?
John Ryan, of the new firm Of Ryan & Co.,
started for New York, on Wednesday, to pur-
chase stock of goods, which will be opened
in the store room on the corner of Front and
State Streets, about the 10th inst.
A Mr.. Gordon, of Oak Harbor, got his hand
into trouble, last week, and had several of his
fingers so badly lacerated that he was obliged
TO have one of them amputated. DR.. Brinker-
hoff performed the operation, and dressed the
remainder.
The Oberlin Neios Is tire title of a new paper
lust started at Oberlin. by DR.. H. w. LiDbey
& Co. 1t is neatly printed, well filed with
reading matter, and gives evidence IN It's
make up, OF good taste. 1t Is such paper as
the people there will appreciate.
L,ost.-A couple of calves, belonging to
somebody, living some where in the country
That's all we know about it.
ca1Ied.-Mr D. c. Gross, of Iowa, brother