The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-14


Atron had Hood last week
Beware Of human countsFisits.
Ttsy Sane insenaisries in MissoEr.
Drunhs Woss numerous last Saturday.
Toledo win never be happy any more.
The laird ward is a nelodiOus precinct.
Do you think the ice viii harm the bridge
4 number Of strangers are visiting the eity
Attiea. Seneca county. is very wicked
place.
A religious revival Is In progress at Ply
mouth.
Mics Gina Smith ia home from Springfield
on visit
Thsre was : show in town couple Of nighir
last week
AmiIitary company is being organized IL
Mansfield.
The editor Of the Oak HarbOr EzpOnsnt is .
Dutch poet.
Bee-isspers meeting at Lindsey, ns1i
Wednesday.
Several exciting runaways haven't occurred
the past week.
Hsnry Ward Beeeher lectures in Toledo on
the 4th Of March.
Judge F. a. Jones. Of Toledo, died on Sat.
urdsy Of last week
Nasty told all about Hannah Jane, at MOr-
r1sville, last week.
The number of drunks, the past week, has
been alArmingly great
A Young Msn's Christian Association has
been organized at Bellevue.
The Ln6spendenf says that the religious in
tsrsst at Clyde Is still increasing.
The business of oar city is expanding. A
new barber-shop has been opened.
George Washington was born week from
tomorrow. Let all hands celebrate.
Jacob j. Keller, residsnt Of the third
ward. died on Sunday night at the age of IS
years.
We have written very pretty hymn on
"ths bridge, md are now busy arranging it
10 music.
There Is a man in this city who winks so
much that the hinges of his eyelids are nearly
worn of.
Remember the farmers meeting at Union
Hall, on Friday of next week, commencing at
ten O'Clock.
Frank RAIDER, OF The TiiRH Star called on
US the other day. he aOated down on cake
Of Seneca Ice.
Amsn named Ditto, Of FosiOria, is lost.
The name sounds familiar, but guess We don't
know the man.
The ssTefe cold weather, this winter. has
probably Injured fruit trees. but eorns are
unusually thrifty.
Persons desiring to contribute poems On the
lsw bridge. win please send in their names as
early as possible.
The attempt at Good last week, was
failure, though at ems time the prospect for
one was very fair.
Spring erawlsd into the lap OF winter. last
week. and fross fast.
John GsphaEt graduated from the elsrl<ship
last Saturday. We understand be intends to
tsaeh dancing school.
Spring hats have appeared ia the show win.
doWs. Ours has mope spring to it than when
we first got q, "A year ago.
The spirit Of ridicpls, in which some papers
ystsE 20 nsuwAo are striving to becons better,
iS anything but conmsndable.
Some one who owes PeTrysburs grudge.
cEuelly suggests that the court house be con.
TsrtSd into female seminary.
DE-. Wlknsf and Mr. Winters were sworn
ints their respective offices Of Probate Judge
and County Clerk. on Monday.
The High school Beading room Is open ev.
cry Saturday evening, for the accommodation |
7f those who Wish+ meet there
An interesting case has been tried in Court, |
me past week. As-we don't publish 8 'P0.
Ice Gazette" we omit q report Of It.
There are several cases Of serious heart dis
'asss among our young men. The doctors
change IN every case. 1
Nr. 8. Birchsrd Is still seriously III, though
{ present his condition Is not as dangerous as
or several days during the past week.
The fact that Pneumonia does not attack
editors, speaks well for the disease,
sut is painful reflection for humanity.
They are still sleigh-riding up in the vicini.
y Of Genoa. They win probably not discOv-
It that the snow has departed, before July.
The man who slipped down, with dozen
.hOics eggs, the other day, offers to sell his
'ettiBg hen as he has no further use for her.
It is rather early TO make garden success
July. We set out some sperm candles, the
,ther day, but they don't sprOut worth cent
Bro. Miller, Of the Kenton Republican, is
he soul of eahdoT, butit was wrong for him
0 fall 50 deeply in love with Mrs. Livermore.
Thomas Whitehead, of Clyde, allowed his
cot to collide with an Ak, the other day, and
4 consequence will wear 4 erutch for time.
White, OF the Clyde Independent, tells about
Dickens selling his Raven" for the benefit
4 his family Amt that little mixed Broth
Il?
There is every reason to believe that the
Irowth OF our city, during 1873, will be un-
,recedented in the history of any previous
7saT.
The fact that that the original ROthschilds
Sss once pack peddlsr, probably accounts
OF the number Of successors he has in this Vi
Unity.
Manmoth Hall is now Fremont Opera Hail.
The change Of name occurred in January,
hough large number are still ignorant Of
be fact. |,
George Ream, an employee Of paper mill
1 Canton, fell into vat of boiling lime water
n Saturday, and was scalded so that he died
D few hours.
Ames' Theatrical Troupe Of Clyde, played
I Republic the other night The citizens
7ho attended, thought said troupe would ac-
ait themselves better at some simple manual
aboh
On Sunday last, an attempt was made to
Urn the Fair grounds, at Clyde, by setting
ire TO Floral Hall. But the discovery was
lsde ia time to prevent any serious damage.
! hole about eight feet square was burned IN
be hall
J. L. Randolph, late Recorder OF Huron
Ounty, has received the appointment of Spe.
lal Agent Of the New York Life Insurance
'onpany for Northern Ohio. He will make
D active agent, and the company have done
'ell to secure his services.
Edward RObrahu, baggage master on the
sandusky and Cleveland railroad,
1as killed near 'TifRn on the 90, by fnlling
rom the top Of moving train. he had been
orwGrd 70 the engine and had gone hack to
It of q brake at the request Of the engineer,
Ihen in some way he missed his footing and
VI. His disappearance was not noticed until
be train had proceeded some distance, when
sarch wss instituted and his mangled remuias
-ere found on the track.
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