The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-11-22

Two dollars pays 1or tne 5oUkhA1 one year
Don't be withoat it.
Sandusky has the epizoOtic as bad Is any
where else in this vicinity.
snow fell on Monday and Tuesday, and the
aspscg vas decidedly vintry.
Cloud & wykes advertise for timber. See
their notice in another column.
When you come in to pay your taxes, don't
neeIeot to give rs q call at the same time.
Bucyrus papsrs are still quArreling about
the election returns from Crawford county.
samuel Stevens of Bellevue fell from
wagon ons day last week and broke an arm.
Hhnot good for man to be alone. P. S.
Our local writ that before he started for Wis
eonsin.
Housewives don't need to take care of their
clothes hOnes. They don't episOOt worth
straw.
In well regulated families, buekwhest cakes
and lAssss are now the chief attraction, at the
morning meal.
Clyde had a vhselbarroR sensation last
week. Father Harris hsd free ride and S.
D. Fish didn't.
Reckless youths, in PsineszilIe, indulge in
shooting at each other, when no other amuse-
Dsat Is offered.
Alares oistsrn is to be put in the corner Of
Main and Croghan Streets. Don't look much
like water works.
A snow blockade, at Angola, New York, de-
tanned the trains on the L. S.S NJ. R. R. seven
hours last Saturday.
Barsfootsdness, at this stage Of the Per
formance, is calculated to accelerate the move
ments of pedestrians
The dry goods firm Of J. ]. Wheeler & Co.,
Of FiDdlsy, made an assignment in favor OF
their creditors last week.
Van being oonstitutiOnslly opposed to every
thing that is gOOe, is now trying to prejudice
the people against railroads.
Norton sheuld get out his three wheeled We
locipede now, and turn it to good account
Ths influenza won't effect it.
aThe dearest spot on earth" has at last been
located. Those wishing to find that "spot'
will find it at the store that does not advertise.
Bro. Miller, Of the Kenton Republican, does
get 50 sentimental about this time Of year that
we begin 10 be alarmed for his mental condi-
ton.
Don't forget that the Treasurer has bill to
settle with you, and desires to have you call
at once. See his notice at the head of this
column.
6Dan Foley was assaulted, in sandusky, on
Sasurday night, bya crowd Of roughs, snd
stabbed and beat. He is now in very critic
a. condition.
o. S.-Lockwood, son of Mrs. L. Lockwood
Of this place, died at Dresden, Tenn, recently
ct the age of Al years. HIS remains were
brought here for interment.
B.W. o. Is 9 very indefinite signature 70 a
Communication, especially to an editor. We
nav no attention 70 communications unless the
real name is entrusted to us.
TIE dry goods store of Sherwood, Barker, s
Co., of Toledo, was burglarized on Friday night
of last week, and from three to four Thousand
dollars worth of laces and other goods taken
AtNsw London. Huron County, on Sunday
morning last, a fire broke out in block neal
the railroad depot, and before it could be
checked the block was consumed. Loss $50,
900.
Thomas, Grund and Lang, have just receiv-
ed a large and varied stock of Holiday goods
which they are now opening Tor Inspections
and to make folks happy. Advertisement
next week.
A man named J. J. Becksten, from Wood
Co., was found in the ware house at tho depot
at Mcnroeyille, on Thursday Of last week, 80
much prostrated that be died soon after be
was discovered.
The social club Is reorganized under ever
more favorable prospects than last winter.
The membership is fan Numbering fifty. Tbs
second party Of the series will be held next
Tuesday evening.
Dspthsria is prevailing in Wood county. A
number Of fatal Gases have occurred In thiI
vicinity there are some cases. We heard Q.
one family few miles from teWn which had
f1st three children from it recently.
The L. S. & NJ. S, R. r.. which tried to qui
running trains on Sundays, now run stocl
trains on those days, it having been found thai
il reaultsd in loss of animals from want Of ac
comodations at stock yards. They will Iun
stock trains only.
And now we ara threatened with an cpl
Eootic among the poultry, disease which Is
carrying of very many chickens in the East
and which is spreading very rapidly. At thil
time q the. year all kinds Of poultry usually
disappears rapidly.
Dropsy is the newest phase Of the horse dis
ssse. 1t seems to attack only those horse
which having suffered from the distemPer
have been put to work before they we're quit
recovered. In New York it Is thought th'
mortality frora dropsy viii be fully fifty pc
cent.
The horse disease has spread rapidly during
the past week, and very many horses are und
er treatment. Some OF those first taken hav
so far recovered as to be used. No very seri
ous case has been under treatment, owing NJ
doubt to the excellent care taken of them 70
some time.
We extend our thanks to those Of our sub
scribers who have promptly responded to on
call for funds last week. But there are hund
reds of others yet to be heard from. Com
along, all of you. Come in single or doubl
files, pIatoons, or companies, and We will CIV
YOU prompt attention. Don't be wackwart
The Musical IisdpsnSe,rf is the title of a
excellent Monthly, published at Chicago b
Robert GoIdbeck. Each number contain
several pieces of piano music and also sewers
songs. The literary matter is good, and ei
pecially adapted to those having music'
taste. Terms $500 pery year. Address Robel
Goldbeck, Chicago, H.
A locomotive exploded on Saturday night o
tbe Atlantic and Great Western Road, be
tween Urbana and Springfield. The enginee
was blown about two hundred feet from th
track and instantly killed The fireman wa
thrown upon the track and run over by II
tender OF the engine. A third man, brak'
man, was dangerously injured
And now we hear that the supply Of venisOl
both sierked' and raw, is to be seriously aftec
0d. some Nimrod away out West reports
the St. Paul Press that an epidemic has brOl
en- out araoug the deeron the frontier ar
that herds are frequently seen in which the