The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-01-24
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Be careful Of your heaith.
Keen your feet next to the ground.
The eoun4ry IS full Of female lecturers.
b,ssh furnace is talked of at Sanduszy-
4hsrs 5 no sunday law in force in siiH city
asianpt d being naas to refOFu Clyde
Ne OAK HateOr Erponess is to be revived
Areligious revival is in progress at Belle
vus. - -
The sooisl was slirniy attended, on ruesday
night.
Mrs. Livermore lectures in Bellevue Janu-
airy slst.
There are nearly two hundred opera singers
in this city
A great number of our citizens are sick with
Pneumonia.
The railroad .Ass slsvsisa sAs price q BEER
in Woodville.
Courting in the Postofiee is forbidden by
TIE aspaztmsnt.
The weather the past week has been of the
spasmodic kind
Mrs. Joseph Chapman is spending the wins
ter in Michigan.
The jury on duty this week, is Of sanguin-
fry TEN e14lllaHl- r
Cooper K. Watson, OF Norwalk, IS IN at
ndence at court.
The new engine for the Car werts, j. up.
and ready for running.
Treasurer Andrews, of the L. E. & L, Rail-
swag, i b his new Office. tBb aIb
Court convened on Saturday, with Judge
PenneweIl on the bench, ,,re0 81
Trains win be put on the Toledo, Tifin g.
Eastern Road next week. -
OooaaonallE hardened sinner stops his
paper without paying up.
what sad dreary place home must be
without local newspaper.
AeD& Oh hecdeni assisted the Van Vert
,.eaitofs 10 an item, hst week AAEFk A
colony is being formed in Van Welt
County, to move to Tennessee.
Yandercook surprised his friends, the otheE
might, by relating hn incident. MNI
EdJohes edits he outside and J. Z. Jenes
the inside of the Fostora ReUiel0.
The nzusement firm reportaI nothing IN
prospact, inths WY Of public shows, ~
The Alien county Democrat Is to receive a
nav dress sbout he first Of next month. + /. ~
kThers Is talk Of putting a play upon tie
stage, for the benefit of the poor in this city.
AhOther freight and passengef train Kin BEL
put on tie L. E. & l. Railway, in a short
time TrfrrF-F wFf al
Fred Glessner has undertaken the perilous
job Of clearing Findlays d patent nedicne
,aa s4 lt. ~ = Aaaa = 4 y
Abel R. Strothsr, one of the pioneers of
Van Vert, died suddenly on Sunday Of last
week. al 1 ett 30
Christian Cup, a prominent citizen of Van
Vert died at his residence in that place, last
Thero is no hope for man who will stop
his Pspsr without paying up the back sub
sciRtiOn, t -s.4si4s.a5 . 4
Rev. A. B. Putnam OF PainesvilIe, and law
yer A B. Putnam of this city, are not the
same person.
p The Ball House opened under the adminis-
trstiOn Of the new proprietOrs, Slough & Son,
on Wednesday.
Attsnfioa Is directed 10 the advertisement
Of farm for sale in another column. A good
bargain is offered. sUd EFfh
Prayer meetings at the Presbyterian and
MethOdist churches are being continued, with
increasing interest. r o sa8i
The fancyman Of the Lima Gazette, is keep
ing house il a little building in front Of the
Court houss, at that place, ia 5a
The Lima Paper Mill is said to have de-
elared a dividend Of so per cent upon its stock,
within the past few weeks. l.-4
AfectOnate couples searching for stray
moon-b cams, waste time in looking 80 care
fully through the old bridge -s.--s