The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-01-10
Readables.
Brick PomsrOy has I trick-bat.
-, b,s l,aon gathered.

Readables.
Brick Pomeroy has 4 erick-bat.
The ice crop has been gathered.
No comets advertised for this week.
Auglaizs county is agitated BY a religious
revival. ~.
sled load.
OF Chilhcotbe-
Miss Nellie Ansaen has returned to school
At London, C. ".
~ rs-, z17oa Beacon estabIishment is in the
magazine business
nc editor Of the Bowling Green Sentinel
has duel on hand. ga
A ghost is making lively times among TIM
id ones in Alassilon. ~
Two hundfea sOons ars 20 be added te the
Gibson House, Cincinnati
aspOOningr is becoming fashiOnaslss0a &C.
count Of the cold weather.
Charles F. Bell is deep in classics at pub
lie school in London, C. "
e t)ur brethren in Findlsy have our sympa-
thv in the old bridge business.
The fancy man OF the. Lima Ga7efee was
once Missionary among the Digger Indians.
Litigation is on TIE increase in Findlsy-
Tint always has been good missionary ground
Deacon Fred Of the Firdlay CO'ffiss, Eas
inspired last week by the mysteries Of 'jugs"
This Tifin AgrieuIturslWofks have declared
a dividend Of tuesty per cent for tle Last
year.
The Findlay JefsTsOnian appears with a
head Of more modest pretentiOns than form
erly
The inRsuirs citizens of Mansfield put man
ure about the water piags, to make them
sprOut.
Abel White, an old resident Of NorWaik'
died on the lst INST at the advanced age Of 50
years fFlf
Ooi. Munesn of TindIsy, was thrown IRON
a sleigh one day last week, and his collar bone
broken
Columbus has been sleeping SO sondly that
it required the shaking Of an earthquake to
arouse it.
Farmers in the vicinity of Clyde try to sell
horss hides for beef hides and such little tricks
of honesty.
The iail at Tifin is such miserable shantyi
that prisoners refuse to disgrace themselves by
remaining in 1t.
what's the trouble with all the churches,
that the aoors tumble out as soon as anybody
stands on them7
A father and son in OberIin have been en-
gagged during the winter in stealing wood and
selling it about town.
Great additional attractions are TO be pres
entsd with the grand Fairy Opera on Friday
and Saturday evenings.
The Medina Gazette has been enlarged to q
nine column paper. 1t is one of the best 10
cal papers in the State. taiira
J.K. HeEner & Co have moved their stock
of groceries into the store room formerly oe-
cupied by J. r. Hefner.
The magnificent Fairy Spectacle, with ex'
traordinary additional attractions on Friday
and Saturday evenings.
TIE editor of the Lima Gazette, shiverine
with cold in freless office, Shstters spas
medically, "GiYe Us wood"
The Indianapolis Journal is calling for q
Railroad Commissioner for Indiana, such as
Ohio and other States now have.
A course Of six Lectures Is to be given II
Tifin this winter, under the auspices Of tbs
Presbyterian Church at that place.
The Clyde Independsnt issued a neatly
printed carriers address to its patrons this
year. We are under obligations to Bro. Whit.
for copy. "
Columbus viii survive, notwithstanding the
visitation last week of one Of the Harpers
James Parton, the great historian, and an
earthquake. - -
Atthe election Of directors Of the Fremont
Car Company, on Monday, the old board werl
re-elected for the ensuing year. No chapgl
nccurs in the officers.
The reputation of moral Oberlin is likely Il
suffer. Twelve houses were burglarized il
one night last week, and valuable articles t
quite large amount stolen.
Don't fail to see the Naisd Queen, for an.
other entertainment equally as elaborate, at
tractivs and sublime, will probably neve
again be presented in Fremont.
Stanbsrry is mad because his mental Re.
sources are so exceedingly limited. Barren
ness, in the upper story, never fails to excit
ambitious boys to desperation.
By a recent decision of the Postmaste
General, only one family or firm is entitled +
use post-Oface box, under one payment.
more use it each one must pay.
Our friend e n Simpkins Of this city, hav
ing received the appointment Of Mail Rout,
Agent on the L. E. & L. R'y., entered upol
the discharge of his duty last week. Ei'wiI
make good and prompt official
G. G. Grady announces in a card to the anz
ious public that he is not, and never has beel
q married man. Where in thunder did h
get his license to abuse the womanf Yo-
don't, can't, always, most tell by appearances
The thrilling Tableaux-vivant, ''The Ezecu
tion of Mary Queen of Scots" and ''Death O
Minnehaha," with full scenery, costumes aDC
effects, aud other rare novelties on Fridal
and Saturday evenings with the Naiad Queen
Eb Bristol knows Just what suits custo
mer. We came to that conclusion when h
handed US choice pen-knife few days agC
If you want nice article in that Line call /
at atOanReld, Hedrick s. Bristol's, and Eb wi
sell it to you right. = LA p
The past character Of the morals of Sa,
Francisco may be inferred from the fact tha
from and after the beginning of this year
law is to be enforced prohibiting bull-fghting
prize-hghting, horse-raeing the opening of an
bar-room, workshop, thsater, gambling-house
aor other place of business" on the Christian
Sabbath.
There is note going the rounds of the pres
which is too good to be lost. It says that
rural paper in this State, dilating on the deaf
Of Forrest, closed by remarking: sshe wa
never equaled IN her time by any terpsieho
rean artist, though Bonfani and Betty Rig
were formidable rivals in her later years."
The unprohtableness of slowing gold ava
in an old stocking has been illustrated In Nc
Lean county, Ill. An old man has just sold t
a bank $4,000 in the precious metal, which b
had stored away before the rebellion If
had been sold when the premium was hig
and the proceeds put to interest, it would hay
amounted to $4,000 now. e
The Van Vert Bulletin remarks that one
the most warmly contested and interestin
divorce cases ever disposed of in Van We
County, was that Of Mary E. Mullen again
Emery Mullen, which terminated last May
granting Mrs Mullen divorce, and the fam