The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-01-03

MccA c41AAt3 49,
The Nsid Queen, with all its grAnde1r, opens
on Wednesday, Ian. ssh.
We are indebted TO Hon. c. Foster for in
teresting public documents.
". 6. Robinson, a prominent manufacturer
of Pittsburg, died on the 2sth ult.
A lighted cigar stub came near causing
confederation IN Tifin, Last week.
The great Fairy Opera, with low prices
opeps wednesday evening, Jan Sth.
JOY and happiness has been depicted on ev-
erv countenance during the past week.
The citizens q FOstOria srs dszzled st night
bv the brilliant light of four street lamps
tittls towns are getting Is thick about the
country, as frsckles on 3 red-headeO baby.
snow fourteen inches deep on Tuesday
morning and stiH people were not hapPy.
Colbv of the PsinesvilIs ASseTtissr is happy
beosuss a giri went sIeish-riding with him
II Won would consolt skiIIfuI dentist, call
An mr. F. Pries at bis Office, over Bank Of
Fremont
BrO. White Of the Clyde IadsPendq't was
IN % see Us Monday. He is stil in pursuit
Of spirits.
FL. Weir, Of Green Springs, has moved to
this city, and is running the VIM Tell House,
on the East side.
Two men, ,vents1s and Diles,were scalded to
death at the iron works in IrOntOn, O., on Fri
day Of last week
White of the TifHn Star has adulterated our
aspirations by intimating that our progen
won't avail much.
Wm. Mason Evans, the Elocutionist, is 10
entertain the citizens Of Plymouth on the
evening Of the 18th.
Whatever rsbounding powers truth may
contain, eggs, once crushed to earth, never
rise again. No never.
Matrimony robbed Tifin Of an estimabie
Young lady, last week. NJ is continually
cutting up such capers-
A sIeighing party from this city went to
GreeI Springs on Monday night for dance
and supper at Finch's Hotel.
Several shots were fired through the win
dovs in Ball block Tuesday night. We don't
know who the scamps were.
A fancy chap in Van Vert displays himself
on the street behind jack and bull, which
he drives as q matched span
Rev. Dr. Haght of New York, was elected
Bishop of the Episcopal diocese Of Msssachu-
sets, but declines the position.
Mrs. Jacob Burge, living near Centerton,
Huron county, was killed in New York by a
railroad accident short time since.
VIII. O'Hsra, a brakeman on the L. E. &
L.RR,, had his hand crushed while coupling
cars. at BluEton, one day last week.
We won't complain if the Lima Gasette ap-
propristes only few Of our articles each week
but we object 70 wholesale transfers.
The only sensation Napoleon has had for
six weeks was case of larceny which made
business IN a Justice Court last week.
Mr.. Van Ness can be made extremely hap
py by the encouraging presence of number
less individuals who owe him for ice.
With al its novelty and fascinating gradeur,
the Operetta, Maid Queen, will be presented
for the first time Wednesday evening, Jan. Sth'
In time Of pri1ns sleighing, at about what
rate of speed may person drive on the Sab
bath, ana not ud--l1t5e 9 Ai- " NN~e-o--SA 49,
Ality.
tits pleasant to look over an exchange pa
pes in search of news, and read the veritable
items YOU wrote and published the week be-
fore.
The Medina Gazette declines to publish ar
advertisement Of the New York Sun, as The
editor saws he considers It disgrace to journ-
alism.
A $4,000 fire occurred at Abdipgton, Knox
county, H., on the 9th ult.,b by the burning o.
boot and shoe store, 8 dry goods store and
one residence.
Peter Lott, of Seneca township, Senec'
county, died very suddenly on Thursday Oi
last week. He was "A years Of age and a mai
highly respected.
The Oberlin NeI0 Era has been enlarged to
nine column paper, and comes out with {
bran new head of immense dimensions. 1t il
good local paper.
The Adrian car shops at Adrin, Mich, with
nix rev coaches, were burned on Friday nigh
of last week. Doss $4,000. One hundred ant
fifty men are out of employment.
The musical world has recisved another &C
question in the person Of Miss Lizzie Rsnner
She possesses an unusually fine voice, and il
already acquiring considerable reputation a
a singer.
Brown. of the Bellevue Gasette, had to &
without his overooat the coldest day last week
because his wife traded it off for couple o
twsBty cent brackets. The old ChinnmaI
was around.
Slsisblnp was good on Saturday. EpizOoty
had made It's exit, and the streets were crowd
ed with teams. Sidewalks were jammed witt
Dsople. and our business houses were aliv
with customers.
We are much obliged to the editor Of a Ger
man paper, in Detroit, for sending us a cop,
of his publication, but as our Dutch editor i
spending the heated term abroad, it will b
of but little use to us.
Don't leave your horses standing out in tn
cold. shivering and freezing without a threa'
of covering. Ifyou want to see how it seems
sit on an iceberg some night when mercury
ten below, and hold gravestone in your laI
Soma men work for half an hour 20 plan
their wagon squarely on street crossing an
than leave il there for half day. Were 20
von horn in a pasture that you never heard {
oross-walks, or is it the result of pure cussed
ness2
The man VINO set up all night, weighing
ton of coal with a pair Of steelyards, by th
Dsilful. to see that he had received ful
weight. thought he was ahead few pounds
until he remembered that he had not dedaci
ed the weight of the pail
After all the best test Of a hotel IS its taol
Travellers appreciate coed rooms, clean bed
&c, but they exalt good table, and they al
pretty sure to know that the one who sets th
best table is pretty sure to have eVerythln
else to correspond. The Burnet House at L
ma sets a table such as we never saw outdon
unless in the large cities. We should nev'
he afraid to lodge with landlord who sci
such table.
Seriously IlI.-We regret to say th'
Rev. Henry Chance is still seriously ill wit
inflammation Of the lungs
~ n c.,Eo-d oF Touneer