The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-22

Send in your poems on gentle spring, as
soon as the frost is out Of the ground
Deacon Fred Of the Findlay Courier has
been caDtured. Her name is Maud I.
Tifin is going to organize stock company,
for the manufacture of bass wood hddles.
We are having break up, certain. The
hogs have commenced work on the streets.
Our plant viii not be able to appear on the
advertised time, on account Of the weather.
Fhs new hotel, at Ottawa City, was de-
stroved by FIRE on Wednesday Of last week.
Drawings Of the Buffalo Car Works, are on
exhibition at the Office Of Roberts & Sheldon.
Chan. Norton went to Penys6urg last
week, in the interest of the missionary work.
Loveland, the Franklin Of The present age,
has been rusticating on the banks of the
Toosang.
Our lamp Of life still holds out to burn, not
withstanding the operation of that extinguish-
or, last week.
-Four hundred teams in the city, at one
time, on Saturday. The one horned COW had
q big dinner.
The new hotel at Lindsey, is called the
Lindsey House. It is conducted by our friend
3. S. Bowersox.
Some unfeeling wretch, not having the fear
of future punishment before bis eyes, has stO-
en- our rain parasol
Wicked and ungodly boys, IL this city, play
about the streets on Sunday, and disturb the
service N the churches.
June & Co., are driving business. On Sat-
urday they shipped an engine to BettsviIe'
for new mill at that place.
Sassafras tea is good to thin the blood, and
excellent for quarrelsOuie peOple-if taken IN
large doses. It is now in order.
Clyde is protected by a special night pelice.
White wouldn't have caught the measels, if
this move had been made earlier.
Sarah Fuller has written some verses on
asweetest bps were ever Kissed" We've
never sampled them and can't judge.
A new style of French print for dresses has
appeared. It is called the Dolly Warden, and
is covered all over with pictures Ofmush and
milk.
John Canada, who lives near Clyde, was
found near the railroad, the other morning,
nearly frozen to death. Clyde whisky was to
blame.
A Woodville woman left her husband, few
days since, and in a note said she was going to
leave the United States and go to live in
Clyde, o.
A farmer named Dugant, near Loudonville,
Ashland Co., was killed by the falling of some
timbers on Tuesday last Several others were
badly injured.
The Presbyterian Church at Findlay, is en-
gsged in the work of home missions. 1t com
nenced by presenting each OF the editors with
hymn book.
When Bro. Miller treats his Kenton readers
with our "Cutslashulations" will he harness
the proper name to the Er. The simple credit
Ez., is no credit at all.
Our dressy young men are ordering their
spring harness, and viii soon be cable TO be
out" Don't forget Barendt & Co., if you
want them to ft we'll
The coming of Easter has stirred up the
hens, and they are now "shelling out" to such
an extent that it may be said they make an
egg-spress business of it.
A remonstrance against the repeal Of the
present liquor law is in circulation. One rec
ommending certain amendments is also being
circulated in this vicinity.
A contemplate thief broke into the house
of minister, at Monroeville, one night last
week, and stole about forty dollars in money,
and quantity of clothing.
We supposed we were to have runaway
and smash up item, the other day, but come
TO find out, it was only Quilter's mules going
down the street in hurry.
Mr.. Adna Groat Of this city died of con-
sumption on Wednesday night last. Mr..
Groat has been a resident here since 1864 and
was highly respected as q citizen.
The residence of Dr.. Baker, at Lucas, Rich
land county, was destroyed by fire on Monday
night last. It was a very fine residence. Loss
from $4,000 to 5000. Insurance S2,5OO.
White of the Clyde Independent, has recov-
cred from measles and is now cutting teeth.
Better have these troubles now while you are
young, brother, and be through with them.
John Ryan, who has for a number of years
been associated with the firm of Brandt &
Condit as salesman, left there last week, for
the purpose of engaging in trade for himself
A large fire occurred in Mansfield, on Mon
day night last. It originated in the livery
stable of Mccoy 5 Underwood, and destroyed
their stables and number of others adjoining.
Loss $4,000.
Clio, writer for the Cleveland Leader,
don't speak very highly Of the morality of the
Findlayites. He thinks "faro" and apoker"
attract too many of the young men into the
club room"
On Saturday next, at > 2. NJ, there will be
an Auction Sale of Goods in Buckland's new
block, opposite the Cooper House, which those
in want of various household articles should
be sure to attend
A couple Of Eerdants dropped into dent
ist's Office, by mistake, the other day, and
wanted to get drawed The sight of forceps
didn't suit, and they made hasty exit to look
elsewhere for pictures.
At as early day as practicable, our author
ities should see that every street and alley is
thoroughly cleansed and purified. The pres
ent may prove "cholera season." and an
aounce Of prevention will be found better than
a mound of cure Clean up.
Friend Butler, formerly of the Oberlin
Ne,gs. has located at Clinton, Ill, having pur.
chased the Clinton Public. The people Of
Clinton viii rejoice in having live newspaper
man located among them. Success to you,
Dick, and may you never again meet with q
'Faculty."
If Council viii not pass an ordinance to pre-
vent hogs from running at large, it should
at least pass an ordinance TO utilize their Ia.
nor. The stree Committee might be able tC
dispense with pl0ws I'D scrapers and teams
ifit would only sab the hogs in charge and
have them do tne corporation plowing where
tits needed. Their miscellaneous plOWing ii
not especially usefal if it is ornamental.
Barnum has furnished Us about four col
uuns Of extracts regarding his show, which hi
vouA b pleased to have as insert and posi-