The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-21
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court j. still in session.


Tree agents are on the war path.
Baker hss moved his pump shop
Look out fer muddy roads this spring
And still no medicine man sppeareth.
The Perrysburg poetass has had vision.
National Han at Tiffin, is to be improved.
The past winter has been very hard on bee
The squeal Of dying pOrker's has died away
Blue Jays might have ventured out thi
week.
Charley Rice started back to New York. OF
Tuesday.
John K. Wise, merchant at Findlay' die'
last week.
An eighteen year old dog died at Painssvill
last week.
M. T. H Bush is quite sick with fever Q
some kind.
Remember the farmers meeting at Unior
hall, to-day.
There was no service at the court house
last Sunday.
The morality of dancing is being discussed
il Wauseon.
Squire Jones, of Riley township, died OF
Sunday last.
lie. Amsden is putting new machinery
iato his mill.
The weather. Sunday, was not favorable to
church going.
Atricanus Stanley lectured in Cleveland
Monday evening.
The next party of the social club viii be the
last Of the season.
Children took possession Of the post Office,
on Valentines day.
The corporate limits of KeEton will not be
extended at present.
The sassafras society still holds its meet
inys every evening.
A Washing Machine Company has been or
Ranized in Van Vert
There is a snuff takers society in successful
operation, in this city
The interior Of the Bank of Fremont has
been partly remoddled.
Judge Stonsfakes his seat on the Supreme
Bsnch on the 25th inst.
The Kenton folks are going to fool away an
evening with Eli Perkins
WV. Wales, of Clyde, talks Of moving to
BloomviIle, Seneca county.
Brown, Of the Bellevue Gazette. is turning
Ais attention to love stories.
Elder David Fisher, Of the Allen county
Ds,noerat is not millionaire.
The ice has passed out Of the river with
olt occasioning any damage.
Wood sellers have acquitted themselves
with marked ability this season.
Sparkling girl until two o'clock in the
morning, should be prohibited by law.
Don't exercise with your knifes on the
bridge, boys. Have respect for the aged.
The citizens Of Bellevue were disappointed
to find Robert Collier humorous lecturer.
A letter addressed to Katy Reed, Fremont,
is held for postage at the Perrysburg post Of
Zee.
If Butchel college wants fossil specimens,
We can furnish several live ones from this
city.
ssrdis Birchard, Esq, whose illness we no.
tiesd last week, is still considered dangerously
sick.
A few such days as Tuesday, would have
knocked hole through the bottom Of the
frost
The quantity OF hay that is baing brought
to town, viii have tendency to reduce the
price.
Charley McGin, of Upper sandusky, has
been engaged as advance agent Of Forepaugh's
circus.
There are several men in this city, upwards
of two hundred years old, and yet they are all
active.
The trial in the case Of Tillotson VS. Whit
more, resulted in a verdict for Mrs. TillOtson
OfSS5O.
This is time of year when brick sidewalks
not properly laid down, are somewhat of
nuisance.
The Black Crook, with its gorgeous senic
effects, next Tuesday night. FeIlers invite
your girls
May and Van DOren's Band play for a
grand masquerade ball at Elmore, this FRI
day. evening.
The Light Guard Band give their first an
nual party, at Fremont Opera Hall, this (Fri-
day evening.
Mr.. o. A. Roberts, who has been confined
to his house for some time, is able TO venture
out very little.
Everybody has been predicting food,
therefore we feel confident that there win be
none this winter.
The lecture Of Anna Dickinson viii occur
On the Doth, instead of the 10th Of March, as
was first announced.
No more cases of smallpox have appeared,
and the two afflicted persons, reported last
week, are recovering
Among the important business negotiations
of the past week, was the sale and transfer of
an up town barber shop.
Alex Clark, of Plymouth, stood IN the way
Of a colts fore feet, the other day, and is now
nurEing disfgured face.
d. There is q rumOr about the city this morn
ing, that Judge Rensberg has been called to
defend Stokes ANY way, only SO he is final
ly hung.
Rev. f. Thompson, Of Monroeville, has ac-
cspted the Chair of Natural Science, of Bald
Win University, and viii enter upon its duties
sms time next fall.
We are indebted TO F. w. Downs, of Atchi-
son, Kansas, for copy of the AtchisOn Cham
pion, containing history and review of the
business of that city.
Mr.. S. Slough, Of tho firm Slough & Son
proprietors of the Ball House, is lying in a
critical condition, and but little hope is enter
tanned of his recovery.
Mr.. Charles E. stockley, has purchased the
interest Of his partner, DR.. sprague, in the
Green Spring Water Cure, and will hereafter
manage the cure himself
Two youthful burglars, from Lindsey, were
before the Mayor, on Saturday, but waived
examination, and were bound over for trial
st the next term Of court.
Gallon, like Norwplk, has been experiencing
8 great revival of religion. Two hundred
and forty converts have connected themselves
with the Methodist church alone
Directors of the Agricultural Society meet
at the court house, tomorrow, to choose
Secretary aRd Treasurer, and arrange such
other matters as may be necessary.
The services Of the Episcopal Church will
will be held at the Presbyterian Church, at
2 o'clock next Sunday afternoon. Sunday
School at the same place at O'Clock.
Mansfield wants a wholesale clothing store
Probably some one has been buying whole
suit at once, and ths magnitude of the trans
action has had its effect upon the rural com
muniiy
T.ooh p,.nt- the oldest resident of Ply-