The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-28
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noninatfng candidates for the different Tow
ship officers, By order Com.
Readablos.
Moving day apProacheth.
Bettsyills has the mumps.
Beware Of bogus contracts
Sleighs wers out Wednesday.
Spring worms are beginning to crawl.
Capt H. E. Tyler has been quito sick.
LA. Hall wants to be Mayor Of Tiiin.
Charley Roberts has gone to California.
Fremont has eleven lawyers and quarter
Findlay pigs have been ordered to theil
pens. ss
Jane O. DsFOrest Isctured in Lima, las
week.
COIyer's "Clear Grit" pleased the MedinI
people 2sgH S S3laNEh 9Is
John B. Cough lectures in NorWalk, April
seventh.
TAsTimn Savings Bank is ready to save
fOf people.
Hslfy skeidOn IS home frora school to spend
vats A
AAAtIy EEspst Z lill can at thi. time
Of The year.
Charles johnson has opened barber shop
at Lindsey.
Quist vii soon faks possession Of district
sch0Ol-hOuses.
ku. LisermO1s and Prof. King aIled last
Wtokb Spectator sff
Port Olintonis to have another lawyer, by
the name q Ngsps ~
The Bal House register shows long list Of
arrivals every day.
Hsrn & ScoviIle hsve something of impOr-
tancs e say this week.
ItWA eaEen times hotter than usual ct the
Court HOuis last sunday
nwi ie veil foE people to be on he look.
out iOE spIlhg swindlers.
The Belding House at Findlay will be open
ed about the first Of April.
The bridge should have a Mansard roof
We make this as a motion.
It isa mistaken idea that too many dogs
preserEs quist in d community.
osPt Thomas e. Douglass, has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Mansfield.
Only one minister remains on the editorial
staf Of the Aonroeville Spectator.
White Of the TiHin Star is conducting a |
ssries Of barn-yard ssrenades, at Ada.
Dr. W. A. FlOts has settled in Lindsey and |
has his Office at the Lindsey House.
There isn't much use trying to hurry spring
In this country it is liable to come late.
, The weather Monday spoke for itself, SO
that any further reference is superhuous.
Ths first lettuce of the season was displayed
in front of P Closes store last Saturday.
The residence of J. w. Pearl at Lima, was
slightly injured by fire one day last week,
The latest news from the frontier is that the
SquaW sent into the Modoc camp has return
cd.
Some lunatic is trying to rob women of her
bump Of beauty by aiming death blow at
bustles. E
EVery woman 10 the land shOnld hear the
lecture Of Anna Dickinson on "WhaFs 10
Hinder"
For Faut Of other business IN court at Tif-
an, they have been trying men who bet on
election.
They are having "OOrners in pork" in var
iOuE places. Why can't we have corner in
hogs hsreP
10 Root is the best nO-party man in Erie
county, snd IS IN The right place as 'people'sp
candidate.
Dr.. Libbey's rooms at the Ball House are
crowded every Friday, with ailing ones wait
ing to lie cured.
DsaHO4 Fred ofths FiHdlsy Courier styles t
himself the moral youth Wbe goes forth to
catch the early worm.
The lecture course for this season closed /
with the lecture of Anna Dickinson on Thurs- I
day night of last week. I
The "oldest inhabitant" can do us favor Z
BY keeping his aggraVAting prophecies Of an
early spring to himself.
Edmiston Of the Lima Gazette has the '
meaales. 1t is only short time since he re- e
covered from the Group. ii
From the local columns of an exchange We n
gather some very interesting facts about Yes d
uvius, fifty years ago. q
The hotel building in the Third Ward, for e
meriy known as tho Peninsula House, is to be
to the public. -
An ezOrt is being made to constitute board d
ftrade in Tifin. A good idea; every town R
Of its size should have ono. oi
We repeat il. Envious editors in our I"
towns, must cease their sarcas-
tieussness about our bridge. =
An honest citizen Of Lima, named Oven, !,
died last week. It is an irreparable loss to r
have an honest man leave Lima.
Only thirteen railroad men were arrested B
or drunkenness, in Tiffn, one day about a re
week ago. Tiffin is a sinful place. IA
The remarkable cures performed by DR.. OF
Libbey are among the wonders of the day. th
he is at the Ball House every Friday. hi
Bslieyue wants new hotel building. The "a
ride Of that people will yet lead them into ci
he extraveganOe Of building a calaboose
Future generations, as they read the alma
'ac Of rs, win find Wednesday recorded as d'
ne OF the most tedious days of the year 81
The first number of the Green Spring Ga p
ette was issued last week. We fear Bro. Il
Weetland will find it an uphill business. az
A small pig, carrying big boy under its p
rm, occasioned considerable noise on the -
treet the other day. 1t was sEinette sole, ~
A tin pail, filed with miseellanies, slipped 'O
own on the walk Tuesday, and threw a wo
ian that ii was carrying, half way across the CT
iTeet ft4IEf ~ &
Mr.. o. A. Roberts is still unable to attend OF
, business, and only ventures to ride out oc- ge
His health is slowly improving fo
owsver E.
Hon. J. NJ Root, Of ssndusky, has been al
ominated as tho peoples candidate for dele in
ate to The Constitutional Convention, in op- tr
osition to Judge Hendry Republican eandi- ca
ale.
A naughty, naughty man in Akron com
lifted bigamy last week. but his FIRST wife ap- ul
cared on the scene and upset the happiness lio 0
the villain. oil
Bro Brown of the Bellevue Gazette, has re- en-
red from the real estate business The in or
easing business Of his paper requires all of Nd
is attention. wa
RecOmpense, of the Port Clinton NeioS, pr
athers inspiration for his work from frequent gr'
anes Of mumble-peg with idle urchins, down be
D the lake shore.
Bro. White, Of the Clyde Independent, not
all dssmayed BY his loss by fire, has gone tei
asst after new press, and will be re-estab- am
she'd in a short time-- dl
The only criticism we have heard passed up- OF
. the lecture Of Anna Dickinson, was from Jul
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