The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-25
Readables.

Readables.
Humpty Dumpty.
Hunters are shooting quail.
Fishing is good down the river.
Lazy men enjoy being made jurors.
Mr.. George Gurst is visiting in Illinois
Tbs MAYORS Ofice is in a musical locality.
Our cat win sing at Giilmore's next jubilee
Parker, the photographer, has gone to De
rOit.
Weston Iectured at Upper sandusky las
week.
The smoke Of the sorghum cane is blowing
away.
Dock at those Husking Gloves at Thompson
s. Co.'S
wilmer has not recovered from the hydro
Andy Morris as Humpty Dumpty, at Nam.
moth Hall.
Mr.. c. A. Norton is visiting friends in Hu-
ron county.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Il BurgOOn started for Lou
isville on Monday.
Miss Mary Phelps. Of PainesVille' is visiting
friends in this city.
Look out for defective aues, if you would
avoid a confagratioD.
Ohio clipped four million pounds more wool
this year than she did last.
Mn. O. A. Roberts returned from visiting
tour in Iowa, on Saturday.
George HeEner, Of New York, was in the
cftv couple Of days tbs week.
The corn doctor cOntemplates remaining un-
I'll after the November election.
Iron on the L. E. & L. Railroad, viii be laid
as far as Beaver Dam, this week.
The lecture season viii be opened at Belle
vue nsxt month, by Josh Billings.
Dave Garn has gone to Michigan, with the
intention Of locating in that state.
Joaquin miller, the long haired poet Of the
Sierras, was in Cleveland last week
Humpty Dumpty at Mammoth Hall, Friday
and Saturday evenings Of next week
"A very pleasant dancing party was given at
the BAH House, on thursday evening Of last
week
Court il digging away at a long docket. The
eternal Cooper case has been up again this
week.
The Gallon Democrat has chsuged hands,
Mr.. Covert retiring and Mr.. johnson assuming
control.
A formal test of the Mansfield Water Works,
was made last week, and resulted very salts
factOrily.
Don't busk smother ear of COLI without a
pair Of HusFiug Gloves. For se'e by ThOmP-
son & Co.
The reorganization of Sons of TemperPnce
viii commence holding 8 series of open meet
ings soon
II is highly proper, just at this time' for sen
tmsntal persons to go into eCstasies over the
appearance Of forests.
HusEiug COLI is made delightful exercise
by using the celebrated HusF47g Glove, for
sals BY Thompson & Co.
Mr.. Snelz didu't hitch bis team in Elmore,
fhe other day, rud the result was run
away Of s serious nature.
Nj H. Bell is IN Philsdelphis this week
IN attendance at the Horticultural Convention
which is being hsld there.
The hail in the high school building is TO be
convsrtsd into q, school room, and seats are be-
ing put IN for that purpose.
Read DrYfoos & Bros new advertisement,
which appears in this edition. Their Mann
moth Clothing Store is a curiosity.
Girls are expelled from the Pairesville Semi
nary for flirting. Too bad, that little iDno-
cent recreation cannot be allowed.
John Burneymau, German farmer, who
lives about two miles west of Elmore tired of
life the other day aud cut bis throat
G.5G. Grady was presented with gold head
sea.osne, by his tuOupe, at the close of the sea-
son. which occurred week before last.
John Anderson, of this city, has been ap-
pointed station agent and telegraph operator
at tBIufton, on the L. E. & L. Railway.
Numerous hunting and fishing parties, from
various parts of the state are enjoying the
sports which our river and its adjacent grounds
afford.
The burglars who broke into HOfman's store
at Plymouth during the fair, we're caught at
Cleveland, and the watches aud other iewelry
recovered.
In last weeks Coi t,eT Wilmer confesses he
Is filthy. He might have saved himself the
confession, as the community were well aware
of the fact.
Moi. June, agent at York Station On
the c. S. & c. Railroad, has resigned his PO-
sition on account of the insufficient income
which it affords.
Have your visiting cards printed at this Office.
Hon. Mahlon Chance left for New York on
"wednesday. He expects to return before
leaving for Nassua.
Rush r., having retired to the shady hooks
on the banks of Salt River, has issued orders
to stake up" an passes not bearing that desti-
nation. Good bye, R. R.
Fred, of the Findlay Courier has grown to
be a peevish old man: Getting married didn't
agree with hius. Still, any change would i'm
prove the wlinkled relic of antiquity.
The law prohibiting freight trains from run
ming on the Sabbath went into effect last Sab
bath. TheL S. & NJ. S. R. R. Company have
issued an order in conformity to the law.
Uncle Jake Stroll, one of our pioneer marks
men, has retul1ed from the west, where he
frolicEed awhile with buffalo. BE brought
home fine large buffalo skin, as a trOphie of
victory.
Albert Menet, formerly of the finn of Hud-
son & Menet, New York, Advertising Agents,
having purchased the interest of Mr.. Hudson,
continues the business at No. 81, Park Row,
New York.
Don't fail to visit the office of DR.. L T.
BeiIhsrz, over the Post Office, when you want
dental work done. By close application to the
profession be is winning the reputation Of be-
ing skIlful dentist.
This being the season to put up stoves, pro-
family is at its height. There is something in
the pleasant pastime of adjusting miEmatched
pipe, that inspires the use of unscriptural ez-
pressions 70 q wonderful degree.
twas in days such as we had glimpse Of
the past week, that the poet wrote these lines:
ssOctober " ith her hair ahame,
Flushed brow and purple finger tips;
Across the Southern orchards came,
Aud touched the apples with her lips"
A rascal, without even a rOgue's principle,
eutsred the Office Of the Plymouth Advertiser
last week, and stole the overcOat and dress
coat of the editor. A man that viii steal from