The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-11-28
Readables.

at SO to Sl5.
spsller & Moore sell a good COttogs Bed
stead for 81, 80.
The streets of our city were crowded will
teams on Saturday.
Ohio paid Si4.S5l, 800 internal revenue fol
the year eading June 80, 1873.
At speIlsr & MOOrs's you can buy good
Walnut Extension table for IS.
The Postmaster General has reduced the
fee for registered letters to cents.
The Woodruff" lectures at Terry's Hall
Clyde, on the evening of December lst.
See the Holiday advertisement of Thomas
Grund & Lang. They sre ready for business
In order that all hands may enjoy Thanks
giving, We 60 to press a day earlier than usual
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Roberts, of Upper
Ssndusky, celebrated their Silver Wedding,
on tie 18th inst.
A. c. Benedict. cheese manufacturer, Of
Idtchfeld, Medina ccuhty, failed last week,
Liabilities. $4,000.
Two million ana half is all the Cuban bar
barity has cost the government, in fitting out
and Strengthing the navy.
Pay that thou oWest, and in so doing thou
witt enable the creditor to perform the like
operation on some one else.
Thieves entered the clothing establishment
Of A. BusIOW, at Toledo, on tho night Of the
2Oth, end stole $500 of goods.
The exports from New York, last week,
amounted to s7,25O.OOO. There never was a
greater demand for our products in Europe
We ars obliged to those who have respond
ed to our call for money, but they are few com
pared with what should have been. Come in.
A young man named Greinsr, near MeComb
was arrested Oh the l7th, aud bound over, Tor
stealing q pocket book from Mrs. DsI,z, Of
North Findlay.
A little daughter has stolen into the resi-
dencs OF brothsrE G. Devote, of the Find
IAT Jetsrs0ni0a, and happiness abides in his
h8bitzlion.
The weather wise differ in regard to the
kind OF weather the present winter will consist
Of. They wall all be confirmed in their opin-
ions BY spring.
The banks Of FrOment,sn through the panic,
did busines with the same system which pre-
vailed before It commenced, and are to-day
stronger than ever.
Matthias Swonger and his son Charles, of Tif
I'm, were arrested last Beek on charge incest.
The victim was daughter of Matthias, aged
only thirteen yeara.
The Aid Societies are gathering up funds
for the poor. Funds raised for the aid Of for
eigu missions might judiciOusly be applied to
the relief Of the suffering poor at home.
A little son OF Nr. Zimmerman, residing il
ETie township, of Ottawa county, fell into
bucket of hot water, on the 18th, and was so
badly Ecaided that he died on the 18th,
Tie Insurance agent have served notice
on all sellers of coal OIL, that it must not be
drawn by artificial hght-which means that
persons using oil must purchase the same in
daylight.
When the Grangers get into operation in
this vacinity will they regulate the sizs Of a
load of wood, and oblige their members to give
l2s feet for cord. Or viii they favor small
loads at full prices.
Joseph Austin, of Republic, on the 18th,
drove two fast horses on the Streets Of TiHin,
turned corner too short aud lit on his head,
which was considerably damaged, and he was
obliged to lie by for repairs.
Our friend Smith, who does the express
business at this, place, is a happy man. He
received valuable package last week, and
now he makes things liyelier than ever around
his Office. NIB. Itis girl.
The business men who advertise lively now,
are kept lively. There is plenty of money in
the country, and when people find out they can
get bargains with It, they are not slow to take
advantage of the fact, and "sheIl out"
Farmers should kill their stock and sell
directly 10 the consumer They will get bet
ter prices themselves and benefit the consumer
by dispensing with set of "middlemen," who
have very little conscience when selling meat.
N. R. DOOIittle of PainesvilIe, late of the
PainesviIIe AaU9Fisey, is at present atorping
in Fremont. He is the agent for an improved
bed spring, and is endeaVoring to get up a
company to manufacture the same, in this
locality.
D. o. N. johnson, of Clyde, was arrested
for passing counterfeit monsy, on the 18th inst.
He had previously borne s good character,
but when be attempted to explain the circum-
stances, he "z1ade the matter worse" and in
default Of bail was sent to tie county jail.
Mrs. Lilly obtained a Judgment Of s475
against Chas Rugler. for selling her husband
liquor, last week, before the Harding county
Court. And Mrs. Myers, who had similar
suit on hand against Kerchnsr & Bro, of Ken
ton, compromised with them for $3.50. Mrs.
Myers also obtainsd judgment against Rugler
for Sl25.
A German named Mitchell, living near
BlOOmingville, Erie county, committed sui
eide by hanging himself to a tree, on the 18th
he was laboring under fit of temporary in
sanity, being subject to the same, having
made several unsuccessful attempts upon his
life previously. The family came from Mas
sau, GermanS, in 1850, Mr.. N. Was ffty-eight
years old.
They arrested = woman in Toledo, few
days ago, who has no less than four husbands.
all alive and kicking. TIE first was named
HOLSTER, the second Doran, the third Ward.
and ths fourth Hsrmenter, aud how many
more she would have welded can only be es-
timated by the celerity with which she
changed pasture, had this little episode not
occurred. She now languisheth in prison.
Fred Douglas new lecture is on John
Brown" and in it he gives for the first time
his connection with Browns unfortunate Yir-
ginia raid. Browns Constitution for the In
surrectionaTy Republic, was written at Doug
las house, and he Still preserves The original
copy. He Douglas) was not privy 70 the pro-
posed invasion until Just before it oecprsd.
when Brown summoned him to conference
and he spent dag end night in trying to dis
suads Brown from making the attempt.
The swindIer is around again appointing
agents for pruning knives, issuing eommisr-
ions, and hsviug this agents sign an sgreement,
By which they were apparently 70 pay noth.
ing uaIess they sold machines, but which after.
wards, when properly cut in two, becomes Z
promissoTy note at ninety days, duly signed.
G. P. Lance, Of Medina county, signed such
.n aorser,cr,f and Il now anxiousIv yrarn;no