The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-11-01
Rsadablos

IOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS,
Rsadablos.
Humpsy Dumpty.
Prepare Tor victory.
Election next Tuesday.
Circusss hang cut lats this year.
Look to the health Of your horses.
Elderkin has a new sign that will draw.
All kinds Of weather during the last week.
A new hotel is being built at Port Clinton.
If you hear Of any news, tell the editor Of
it
workmen are stating the roof Ct one of the
car shops.
NC. West and wife, started for the South
on monday.
The criminal docket was taken up in Court,
on Monday.
Money on subscription will not be refused,
at this Office.
Barney Kline intends retiring from the print
ing business.
Sparkling by the garden gate is played out
for this year.
; Mrs. J. F. Topping, of Colorado, is in the
city on visit.
Don't steal wood. It is very wicked and is
mighty unpressy.
VIM. A. Hunter, Of Green Greek, has moved
to Bowling Green.
There came near being a sensation in town,
one night last week
The new cooper shop Of Nc Kim Bros, at
Bellevue, is completed,
The evening mail from the east is forty min
utss later than formerly.
A bOOt-black or two might pursue lucra-
tive business in this city.
New time table on the L. E. s. L. Railroad,
went into effect on Monday.
Mrs. Du Comb Greene, of Cleveland, is Wis
itng her parents in this city.
Doctor John has named that meek looking
horse he drives, buffalo Bill"
Remember Humpty Dumpty, Friday and
Saturday evenings Of this week.
The Odd Fellows Society, at Norwalk, have
the handsomest Hall in the State,
Divide what you hear by ninety-nine, and
believe one tenth of the quotient.
Jim Forster, Of Clyoe, has sold his stock Of
groceries to parties from Norwalk.
TIE NorWsIk Experiment complains that its
party don't pay for tickets printed for election.
The Ottawa County Ee,Os says, cash in ad-
vance or no paper. Any other plan is wrong.
New time tables went into effect on the var
ious divisions Of the L. S. & N. S. Railway, on
Sunday.
There was bad case of drunk, in the gut
ter, at the upper end of Front street, on Sat
urday night.
Deacon Fred, Of the Findlay Courier, was
pestered with some sad thoughts on a sad sub
beet, last week.
The terrOns of death were somewhat modi-
fed, last week, by the presence Of a pocket
hand Orgnn man in town.
The German government is beginning to |
feel much alarm at the rapid emigration to !
this country ghich has prevailed.
Don't snuff buttons up your nose. A boy
tried it the other day and pronounced it a
fraud, 50 fan as fun is concerned.
Bro. Miller, of the Kenton Republican is
again suffering from pOetical attack. It gen
erally seizes him about this time of year.
A Mn. Fisher Of Toledo, was burned to /
death On the 23d, by coal oil accident. Her |
infant child narrowly escaped similar fate.
Norwslk will have course of lectures, the |
coming winter. Cough, Mrs. Livermore and |
Lunatio Train, have already been engaged.
Ben Hefner, of Bellevue, immortalized him
self last week, by stopping runaway horse,
which young lady was vainly trying to hold
The gravel on Front street is very nice when
neither too wet or dry, but in the one case it is
muddy, and in the other furnishes dust too |
plentifuly.
Saginaw City was visited by fire on the 22d. |
The Grouse House Corner was destroyed, and |
aIoss Of 100000 sustained, with an in surance |
OF 100000.
We are under obligations 70 Mr.. L H. Bur-
goon, for papers containing an account of the
Annual meeting of the Conductors Life Insur- |
ance Association.
There has been serious overflow of The
River Po in Italy, occasioned by long contin-
ued rains, and much destruction of property
with considerable loss Of life has resulted.
The uncertainties of life were foroibly I'M
pressed upon our mind, the. other day, by
furious jehu who was violating the ordin ancs
against fast driving. Don't be in such hurry
about nothing, young men.
4 brakeman named Camp fell from a con-
struction train at NorBalk on Monday, and
had one leg and an arm broken, one foot cut
of, thumb crushed, and received other IN
juries. He was not expected to recover.
On the 2Sth of July last, Catholic Priest, |
in the Canton Of ST. Benoit du Sault, France,
was mobbed by his psrishioners because he |
did not stop a severe hailstorm which had pre-
vailed and occasiOned loss to their crops.
The horse disease has spread rapidly during |
the past week, but has not proven fatal in |
many cases. Cleanliness, rest, laxative food, |
and good, warm, dry stabling, are the surest |
means of preventing, or curing the horse when
attacked.
Four villains robbed man named Pierson, |
who lives at Sylvania recently, of S24, and left
him suspended by his heels from his wagon,
with the horses hitched to the hind end. They
had asked to ride with him short distance,
and after getting into the wagon, took ad-
Tange of him.
At Elyria, on Tuesday last, man named
Morren, resident of Wakeman, and overseer
of hands on the L. S. s. N. S. R. R., was struck
by construction train and killed. The acci-
dent occurred early in the morning, and
dense fog which prevailed is supposed to have
prevented his seeing the approaching train.
Wanted!-Gi to do general housework.
INaufTe at Journal office.
zeuarkable.-Bro. White, of the Clyde