The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-21
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DOstors arc busy.

Dostors are busy
Keep your gate shut
This il a musical city.
Mumps are prevailing.
Hogs are On the alert.
Join the Farmers Club
Trim your grape vines
Kenton wants q new depot
Van Is training another dog.
Kansas is "bleeding" again.
Wheat looks remarkably we'll
An abundance Of March weather.
Hay is worth fifteen dollars ton.
Have your election tickets printed.
A sWappers' convention is talked Of
The Ark still rests on Arrarat street.
tits about time to graft spring chickens
The cash system is the way to prosperity.
Monday was ST. Patrick's Day in the morn.
ing.
Thunder and lightning last Saturday morn
ing.
A Fiat Rock physician is soon to be mar
ried. ciha b A--
Is the -ParktO be provided with seats thi.
season.
The Court house yard in Findlay is used as
rhsFhOatsr on luesiAy night was slimly
Sunset Is tAe name Of ponsive town near
BsttsviIle.
ETHEREAL miIdness viii be acceptable for a
feFmonths. r~AF A
AftAE D. Dq'vnsli, Pos -rnaaster at wyan,
dOtss. KaHsas.
TAsygst up poetry On five minutes notice
1 il FstzssuEg Z
Street cleaning this Spring win be some
tki4spi Jsb
he mumpr and A. 81. Collins ragged in Bas-
com last week.
The Tisin Star was inundated with cider
Aota - week
4Ae Scientific AssosintiOn is turning its at
tepfion 10 Latin.
Esrnpn saesl5ei ias been appointed POST
master at Ksnton.
The Congregational church at Mansfield,
has G new organ.
The colOred people at Elmore are holding
prOtracted meetings.
Squire Stab VIII not come to town again
9ithOuf an umbrella.
Most of the business establishments in Tif-
TN viii move this spring.
We are compelled 70 furnish our exchanges
with half sheets this week.
Boys viii commence their spring fishing as
soon as worms are getatable.
Dr. Libbeys visits at the Ball House occur
on Friday instead Of Saturday.
w. l. Yerk Of Tihin is going to start
stove and tin store at Bettsville.
The Kessler corner is talked of as city pro-
perry. We ought to have a city hall.
The sale Of venerable hens increases as the
time for spring chickens approaches
Remember the Farmers Meeting at the
Court House, Saturday at one O'Clock.
Dr.. J. N. Evers Of Napoleon, died very sud
denly on Sunday morning of last week
The National hotel at Mansfield was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday morning last.
The dwelling house Of Jon Mass near Eos
tOria, was burned on Friday of last week.
Some fool who lives on the Ridge in Perrys-
burg township, calls himself Jotham Skeeters.
Uncle john Stroll is an inventor His new
machine for spHsring fish is peice OF iDgenu-
ity.
Joseph Birch of Tiiin was badly injured
one day last week bya hogshead falling on
him.
A brace Of burglars enriched themselves to
thel lameua Of SIS in Akron last Saturday
night
Cloud & Wykes propose to have their Han
die Factory running apout the middle of next
month.
Keep UP your township organizations, nom
mate your ticket, and then try your best to
elect it.
Ell Underhin has 400 bushels Of very
tine Early Rose potatoes for seed, which he
will sell
Rev. DR.. Bushnell preached an excellent
sermon on Sunday evening on the subject of
"SeIf Denial"
We prCphecied some time ago that there
would be no food this spring. We are stinof
the same opinion.
The people of Bsth township, Allen county,
are going to enforce the law against cattle and
hogs running at large.
Between the chirping of birds and the riot
ing Of boys playing marbles, it really looks as
if Spring were upon US.
Dave Fisher of the Lima Democrat, wants
to 60 into the corset business. He thinks he
can get as tight as a self Bdjuster.
The Lake Shore Company are putting up a |
frame building on their depot grounds at this
place. 70 be used as wood house.
The RsUielO says that nearly two hundred
persons have united with the NJ. E. church
during the recent revival at Fostoria.
james Ward, of Perrysburg, would have
had two more fingers than he now has if he
had kept away from stave machine.
The Episcopal Church viii be ready to be
occupied in about two weeks. The interior
presents very handsome appearance.
Parmentsr of the Luna Gazette has been
reappointed postmaster at Lima He has
served faithfully and received his reward.
The Ohio Stove Works at Tifin arc to be
re-incoPorated under tho name of the Ohio
Stove Company with capital of 100000.
Samuel PenneweIl died at the residence of |
his son, Judge C. E. Pennewen, in Norwalk on
Sunday of last week at the age IFS years.
A son of Garrett ROlixman, who resides in
Madison township, was kicked in the head by
a colt on the 9Th inst. and seriously injured.
The great scarcity of news in town, is owing
70 the fact that the ladies of st. Paul's church
have been bOlding prOtracted carpet bee.
Judge J. L.Greene talks of build a new house
on the lot where his cid one now stands, on
Main street, sometime during the coming sea-
son.
Track laying on the L. E. s. L. BY. as far
as St. Mary's, it is expected will be completed
BY April 10Th. Tho next step will be to Union
City.
Fhs Sons OF Temperance are requested to
turn out in full force next Tuesday evening,
as business of importance will come before the
lodge,
E. H. Underhill's potato house at the east
end of the bridge, is now open, ready to re-
ceiVs potatoes as rapidly as they may be
brought in.
Gen. BrnkerhofFs Liberal will be commen-
ced in April After considerable of an effort
$40 dollars has been subscribed to the stock
of the concern.
The wind was on a tear Saturday night
Quits . number of citizens complain that they
he'd to sit up all night and hold the shutters
from blowing off.
Either baby elephant or a monstrous rat