The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-05
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Advertise for the holiday trade.
Pork is coming in lively and rules at s4.5osl.6O
Tramps are numerous. Keep your door,
locked.
It only required two dollsrs to pay for the
Journal one year.
jacob Nye is in jail at PsrTysburg, on {
charge Of forgery.
Live hogs are not ready sale at anything
above $500 per hundred.
The Treasurer is gathering In" aad the
Taxpayers are making it lively for him
Hancock County apple crop it & estimated
brought 100000 into that county, this fall
It took thirty cars to bring the machinery
necessary for tie Monroeville woolen Mills
] Diptheria ia prevailing among the children at
Melmore, Seneca County, and is proving very
fatal.
The Celina Jo,vnaI thinks the game in that
vicinity pleutier than it has been for many
yearS.
An attempt wss made to destroy the Henry
County jail by Ere, on tho 2oth, bat failed Of
success.
Amt It little singular that those who were
40 mucl opposed to the last war, ara SO much
IN favor Of a war with Spain?
A business meeting Of the editorial traternity
Of North Western Ohio, is suggested, to take
place at Forest, At hn early day.
Linda Foster, formerly Of the Fostoria Re-
vieso, was married. on the Oath, to Rev.
Emory Fisher, of Auburn, Indiana.
Hogs are being converted into pork at a
rapid rate now days, and pork is being convsr-
ted into cash at e4,6O per hundred.
Five young men, residents Of Jsrrey City,
have been arrested and bound over to court
on charge Of slandering Miss Brown.
We saw man shivering on the sidewalk
waiting for customer to purchase quarter
Of cord Of wood for sl,T5, a few days ago,
and We let him shiver.
The Bellevue Gazette is now printed by
steam. Brother Brown is engaged in the out
side" business, and has had TO increase his fa-
ciIitiss in order TO do his work.
The cash system is the system upon which
to do business. Buy for cash, sell for chash.
You can buy ehesper and sell cheaper, sand
best Of all you suffer no loss from bad debts.
Residents in tho neighborhood Of Perrys-
burg, were determined to have cheap thsnIs-
giving dinners, and ". Artz suffered the loss
Of fourteen turkeys out Of a flock of twenty.
The residence Of jacob Coldren, in jackson |
township, Hancock county, caught fire on
the cd, and before the fire could be extin- |
gushed, the roof burned of and the building |
otherwise damaged.
The treasurer Of Noble township, Defiance |
county, waO recently defaalted with 81 ,l46 Of
money, and departed, was overhaul |
ed at Louisville, Ky, and conveyed to Def |
ancs, on tae 25th.
Some chap sent Us catalogue Of the Silsby |
steam fire engine, last week. It had sons |
nice plates in +, and some good advertising |
matter, but as We don't "run the department" |
hat chaps services wers wasted.
Our necessities are like those of other people, |
,an only be iquidated with cash. But our cash is
scattered in small amounts among numerous sub |
icribeFs, and we desire them to fork over Ligui-
late. Liquidste. Once hours-all day.
Joseph Tilt0n, Of Coshocton county, has |
been subscriber to the Corhooton Age for As |
7esra, and has always paid in advance. He
las resided IN that eouny sixty-seven years,
md will celebrate his gOlding wedding on the
18th January next.
There are scme deSpieable scoundrels re-
iding near Mt. Blanchard, Hancock county.
)ne Of them recently Cred three shots into
he bed room Of Mr. Sol shaffsr, OF tha place.
court OF Judge Lynch would dispose Of such
characters properly.
The assets of Sinclair & Co, of Bellevue, are
let down at $40, 600, while their liabilities reach
sl2S.OOO. The prospects Of returns to deposi-
'orS, is rather slim. It is not safe, as many |
earned this winter, to deposit with firms pay
Dg high rates Of interest.
Burglars attempted to break into the Ma
.iOnAl Resort at Tifin, on the morning OF the
I'd. But being welcomed with hot shot when
hey might have expected hot punch, they lef4
With slacrity and whols skins, as the propri-
tor was not On accurate marksman.