The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-31
Readables.

Bealtiful snow.
Wood is wanted.
Tax paying IS in order.
Put up stove pipes VITA care.
Thanksgiving November 9th.
Potatoes are selling at 50 cents.
Irredeemabie bonds-ysgabonds-
Sleep with your head to the North
Perrysburg has on eye on Fort Meigs.
Ten cent grapes make two dollar vine
Buckwheat cakes viii soon be in order.
Potatoes should bo dug only on dry days
KEN yoar watch and your life well regula-
ted.
pull.
There i. more fatigue in laziness than in
There asvorwas house large enough for
two families.
The lumber yards are getting in enormous
stacks Of lumber.
Some look under the marriage head for the
news of the weak.
'oA. Guslorf is receiving 1900 barrels to be
ussd in packing pork.
asthma seems to be very prevalent dis
ease with young ladydom.
An Illinois philosopher says that as man
gets older afun gifts skeerser."
Isit right to obIige children to take their
school books home fer evening study?
Thompson & Rsctenwald are putting up
nex two-story brick block on State street.
Winter sent a second advertising agent to
scatter his white hsndbills on Tuesday last.
A young man in need of good farm, can
get ono in the Indian Notion by marrying
Equaw.
A writer in the New YORK Tribune argues
that forests are the rasult and not the cause Of
climate.
The Odd Fellows of TiGin last week sent
$40 donation for the relief Of the Memphis
sufferers.
A boys hand was taken OF by circular saw
at Butler & Co.'S stave-factory at Van Vert,
the on 18th inst.
A couple Of horse thieves in Kansas lately
followed the example of the banks-wsre com
PEELED to suspend"
new side-track is being built from the
north end of the freight depot to the crossing
on Napoleon street.
Silver quarters, i've and ten cent pieces are
beginning to rattle in the pockets of eastern
railroad conductors,
A brother of Mr. HymAn Of this city has 20
horses on his hands in New York City, for
which he finds 10 sale.
Republic Seneca County, has made arrange
men.s for jolli6cation over the completion Of
the B. P. o. Railroad to that place.
Mr.. E. H. UnderIhll, OF this eity,on Tuesday
last, shipped four car loads Of apples, contain
ing $50 barrels. Good work for one day.
An old gentleman Of sixty had his pockets |
picked by a handsome young lady, who sat
beside him, on a train between Clyde and |
Green Springs, recently.
Letters received last week from Mr.. and |
Mrs. NJ. W. Hunt by their friends in Nor
wall, announce their safe arrival at Shanghai, |
China, on their way to Psking.
Rev John A. Nudge, son of Geo. F. Nudge |
Of this comfy, died at Monroeville, Ohio, last |
Sunday. The funeral took place at Monroe
vile Wednesday, 29th inst.
In accordance with a rule lately adopted 10y |
the Board of Edubstion of this city pupils ab-
seutihg themselves four half days during a
term without good excuse are expelled.
The snow Of the 2lst brought out the sleighs
in many lOcalities- People are anxious 70
sleighrids. They would get out their cutters
on the 4sh of July If they had an opportunity.
Mr.. 0ebs has the largest assortment of
buggies and carriages in Fremont, He has
now on sale nine splendid top carriages, four
open buggies, two seated open buggy and
several wagons,
The Bellevue water works, 81 far as they
wore contracted for, were completed last week.
The erection of the stand-pipe and laying Of
the mains through the streets viii be deferred
till next season.
A. B. Rudes, after a faithful service of Is
years, has resigned his position as station
agent of the Lake Shore Road at Genoa. H.
H. Sloan, for several years clerk and baggage
man at the station succeeds him.
The st. Joseph's Catholic Church + Tifin,
was closed BY Bishop Gilmour, of Cleveland
on the 2lst inst, owing to dissatisfaction
of part Of the members with Father Biehm.
They want change of priests.
Mr. B. E. Beares who formerly worked for
Messrs. Hunter and Brigham, in their edge
tool factory at Clyde, was found dead on the
l4th inst, near the cutlery WORKS. in Beaver
Falls, Pa, with deep cash in his throat. He
is supposed 70 have been murdered
Prof. O'Brien of Bellvue, lately discovered
in the cave near Flat Rock, 90 feet below the {
surface, remarkable specimen which he pro-
nounces a crocodile's egg. 1t is large, oval
shaped, white in color, puffy in composition,
measures nearly three feet and weighs about {
four pounds.
The Farmers Club viii meet on Sat
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