The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-13

Cats may bsve ihe episOoty.

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Cats may have 3hs episOoty.
Thev poison horses near Van Vert.
The medicine man has besn in town this
week.
Holidays are fore-shadOwed il. the The toy
shops. elANgs3
GsOrge Kennan lsotursd in Mansfield last
.sa aasd& ass.. considerably worn on
Monday.
Stockings are being dsrnsd, for Christmas
purposes.
If you are readinss borrowed paper just
> Gs 5SS8ispda Is asLiaa lca..... saavsrti.ss
for wife.
NOnrOsrille is to have q cOurus Of lectures
sha winter. -
Mrs. Howe proposes to start a paper at
GreeaspFingS ress
81 AmAtsat skaters hsEe had their iirst bump
of the season.
eeeTgs AZ Krss' and family are visiting in
PennsyIvania.
gyhgrity COWS ind poor liviHg on the streets
~ = lACccAes
White, Of the Clyde Ilsdspsadsnt has had
the meassls again.
Anna Dickinson has besn engaged to lee
tzh R,this city sometime il March.
? A1ysne township, Huron County, has voted
against the railroad, more shame TO it.
Chan. Norton, who has been seriously i'll
with inaamation Of the lungs is recovering.
ssEa residences, in the moral town Of
Tim, we're burglarized during the last week.
Learned minds have been mnch racked to,
gstat flss corrsSt name Of the horse epidemic.
.lsisholas Mitchell an old resident Of this
city, aged IS years, died On Tusday morning
lhs H.
-I4Fs. Emma futile reads and sings at Clyde
Tomorrow evening. We have never heard
Emma, { ! }F CI f4 q
Be careful where you put your ashes, unless
you are snxiOus for q eouaagration on the
premises.
e1Tss children IN Ts@n eans near being
transformed to angels, wkile skating on thin
ice last week
For sn innocent and virtuous drsyman
Frank Keefe is mighty UNPLEASANT man TO
vnEage with; in knock-down fight.
,s7 AsiayGr Of coal two inches thick, hes under
Van Vert bat they do not propose to dig for
It, although they have drilled through it.
George Snyder, while st work on the Find
Isy planning min, fell from the main building
and was instantly killed, one day last week.
A fire at NorwElk on the 2Sd, was subdued
quickly by the uss Of t. Holly water. The
residence belonged to Mrs. Crawford, aAd was
insured for 81, 200.
If you had kept quiet and let that horse
alone on Saturday night, it wouldn't have ran
away. It was only meandsring toward home
at moderate pace.
Matrimony is making sad havoc with the
Monroeville Spectator. Only few weeks ago
lBr6. Oiough took unto hipsslf a wife, and
RoE-one Of his associates has done likewise.
Up in Seneca County. when feller changes
his mind and concludes that he don't want to
marry girl. she has him arrested, and the
injured mals is forced to submit TO the tying
ceremony.
saturday night was fruitful Of black eyes
and SCARED cheeks. The weather, or some
thing else, seemed to excite the fighting pro-
psnsities of some Of our fellow citizens TO q
sonderful degree.
HsDry Hedrup Of Shanesville was killed
rsaf Van Vert on the 29th ult, while intozi.
,ultsa y Ealing under tie wheel Of his wagon
which was loaded with goods. The wheel
passed over his head.
The widow of B. f. Griffith, who recently
suieided at Van wert, fhs widow Of Henry
Hedges. and Mtu. Henry Taylor, all Of Van
Wert sfe about to bring suits for damages
against liquor sellers Of that place.
&Chnstnnss Eve Mohawk Hook and Ladder
Company give dance at Mammoth Hall, and
on New ears Eve Mohawk Beneficial Socie-
ty give dance at the same place. Admission
Christmas 81, New Years so cents.
The Elmore Courier has changed hands.
Mr. Mosss Wilson has sold out and gone to
Nsbrssks. retiring irom the editorial chair in
svsiy neat and eracefat valedictory. Miss J.
q. succeeds Mr.. Wilson.
Nathan McKeon, recently escaped from
Paulding County jail, where he had been con-
fined on q charge Of murder, was found dead
in the woods near Van Vert on the 30th ult.,
frozen todeath. A reward of $500 had been
offered for his re-arrest, which, the Balletia
thinks should be claimed By Jack Frost
Quite fire occurred at Wauseon, Fulton
County on the 9th uIt, which destroyed the
MAttison Block, owned by parties in New
York. L & NJ MAttison lost nearly their en-
Sireztock-insursd for $1,000. Leu & Fair
banks lost several thousand dollars worth of |
EoOds-insursd for $4,000. Several others |
lost considerably, while several buildings ad-
joining the block were torn down to stop the
progress Of the fire. The FIRE companies did |
good service, but the supply Of water was not |
adequate to the demand.