The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-04-18
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Look out ior house breakers
Lima girls chew wax in church.
Lima is to be second class city.
TifRn sin worriss about Fremont.
The food last week was not success
The Kessler House oiice looks better
There are several '.hIodocs" in this city.
The wood-seIIer's harvest is about over
The wild woods arc nearly ready to leave.
Leppelzan has four Work Horses for sale-
MonroeYille does not want new town hall
Ths new Council meets next Monday night
Anew hatcher shop has been opened up
tawn.r
LeppeIusan's IS head quarters for Fishing
Tackle.
There are great. many naughty boys il
this city.
Huron County win NOT have new jail al
present
Next Summers garden truck has appeared
in Market
New style Cake Baskets at Leppslman'a
Emporium.
N. Barandt & Co, have an elegant stock Of
spring cloths.
The Journal is the best Spring tOuic in the
world Try it.
Get your Engraving and Watch-wOrk done
at Leppelman's.
The city was lively on Saturday nOtWith-
standing the mud
The froggies have suspended their concert
for brief period.
Leppelman's Emporium is headquarters for
Matches and Chains.
Bro. White IS writing chapter on "firta-
tions in foreign places"
A lot Of fine Imitation Gold Chains just re-
.ceived at Leppslman's.
s sests should BE- provided for the Court
sHoass PARK, this summer.
Edmiston has completely worn out one gate
since he has been in Lima.
Fine Watches repaired and Jewelry made
to order at Leppelman's
Wilmer still peFsits in wasting logic on his
favorils subject Of peanuts.
Joe Higgins opened the barefoot season
vith parade on Monday.
G.. N. Dillon & Co, have the agency for the
hsndsomest coal stove in use.
II any man attempts to burglarizo your
house, shoot lin on the spot.
Leppelman has more than bushel of La
dies & Gents Watches for sale.
The article on "siang" on the outside of this
paper should be generally perused.
Easter Monday was all that could have been
desired in the way of Spring weather.
Deacon Fred is happy because female
lawyer is going to locate in Findlay.
Hon. J. T. Topping, Of Central City, Col
orado, is spending few weeks in the city.
Hsrn & scoviue deliver goods free of
charge. Thy have fine stock Of groceries.
House cleaning approaches, and mar
ried men are hunting beeeh-nuts in the woods.
HermOn & Wilson have a grand opening of
new Dry Goods Read their advertisement.
George N. MOles, Of Bellevue, committed
suicide by hanging himself on Saturday
the 9Th.
A tailor named Quinn fell down flight of
of stairs on Sunday, and bruised himself con-
sidsrably.
Occasionally burgulsr.who makes prae-
tice of operating in the country, gets into
Tifin house.
Union Temperance meetings are being held
in Perrysburg. A united effort is being made
10 reform Timmons.
Three favo1ite Trios for male or female
voices, came to US from J. Fischer & Bro, Of
Dayton. Price 80 cents.
Another libel suit may be expected, the
Tihn Star having called DIR. Hillbish, Of
Green Spring, a foolish ass.
Many places are already making prepara-
tions for the observance of Decoration day,
which occurs on the Both of May.
White, q the Clyde Independent, is fitting
up a very nice Office, and the Independent viii
'.bloom again" next week. Success.
Miss Nettie Cronise, of Tiffin, was admitted
to the bar last week. She is the first lady ad-
mitted to the practice Of law in Ohio.
Winslow & Carver are associated iegsther
for the practice of Law. Their professional
card can be seen by referring to another col
umn.
Tifin now proposes, as a gigantic enterprise,
to dig hole in the ground, and then crawl
ia. An ordinary pOst-hOle would provide am
pie room.
The death of Henry S. Waite, eldest son of
Hon MR. Waite, occurred at his residence
in Toledo on Friday of last week. Deceased
was thirty years of age
Build houses for rent. Why not5 There
is constant demand, and houses properly and
conveniently constructed, will always rent at
a good interest to good tenants.
The Fremont Cornet Band had parade on
Monday last, in conjunstion with ROhner's
Band from Toledo. In the evening they gave
a ball at Mammoth Hall, at which both bands
played.
We neglected, last week, to acknowledge
the present Of some "blue bills" Pin. and
Al had been cut ducking and had excellent
luck. We have no objection to being reuiem
bered in that way.
Zorn & Horning, at GibsOnburg, are busi-
ness men This Spring they are putting in
larger stock than ever, and will convince Peo-
pie of that section that meney can be saved by
trading with them, rather than elsewhere.
In many families in this country rule has
been established that the hour before break
fast shall be spent in reading the Journal, and
meditating upon its precepts This is eTi-
dence that higher civilizntiou is dawning
The instructions to examine closely into the
physical condition of candidates for the cadet
appointment, resulted in setting aside all but
three out of seventeen, pretty strong argu-
ment that the physical condition of the rising
generation is not what If ought to be.
bunch Of keys supposed to belong to the
burglars who have been operating hereabouts
for sometime, was found in the alley passing
from Maine to Glover streets, near Shomo's
Warts and Bartlet's barns. While prospect
ing, the burglars probably dropped them.
Beware Of the seductive influences Of that
voIuptuous fish technically known as the Bull
head. We bought bull-head for dinner, the
other day, the fish Tender killed it at the
time Of purchase, but sufficient life remained
to enabIe it to walk homo with Us. The cook
submitted it TO process of cooking hut it wig
gled sufficiently to defeat the most energetic
efforts to conquer it. For four terrible days
and nights we waited in hungry suspense for
death to triumph over that fish, and when at
last it came to the table, it required two abls
bodied men to hold it while the carving exer-
else were being conducted.
LIST of L ettels remaining in the Ere
mont Post Office uncaIled for April 18th 1873.
WIN. Arlworth, F. ]. Fry, Mrs. Catharine