The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-26

The Journal, the Peoples, Journal and a
beautiful Engraving for s2,75.
Be happy And eat your Christmas dinner
in peace, or pieces, just as you may.
The Journal would be an acceptable Christ
mas present to absent friends Try it.
IFS cats eat rats in 3 minutes, how many
cats viii it take to eat 100 rats in 100 minutesF
Mr. GsOrge Brim, an old and respected citi-
zen of WOodville, died suddenly on the l4th
The Messenger man was in favor Of a HSils-
bury" Engine, but hen get used to the new
one,
Harry Sheldon is home for the Holidays
He had been in attendance at Cornell Univer-
sty.
Bring on your orders for job printing. We
are equipped with steam. and work at city
prices.
Our streets were well filed with teams on
Tuesday and the pork business was lively at
$500 to $3.50.
Over one hundred extra copies Of the jour
NAL were called for last week, wien our
supply became exhausted. t4J
While oOrpIing cars on the track of the B
p & C. R. R., track, al Fostoria, on the even
ing of the 1lth, Jacob Snyder had his arm bad
ly crushed.
The body of John Haley, who had disap-
peared from Toledo mystcriously some weeks
ago, was ashed out of the river at that place
on Saturday
Envelopes printed at q small advance on
cost, at this Office. Have you card printed on
the envelopes you use. It may save you the
loss of q valuable letters.
Findlay is lighted with explosive lamps.
They are capricious and unreliable. The cor
pOration might have an unlimited supply of
gas if they would only place copy of the
Courier and JEFF in a retOrt.
We Judge that the panic is about over. Our
subscribers have remembered US handsomely
for several weeks past. We hope they will
continue thspraetice. We can stand it as long
as they can.
Remember the meeting of the Farmers club
at the Cou 1T House, on Saturday weed, Jauu-
Ary Sd, The President DR.. Ferguson, vii de-
liver the annual address. There should be
full attendace of all those those interested in
farming.
While out coon hunting on the 18Th Jacob
Snider, of Monroe township, Allen County, at
tempted to cut down tree in which the coon
had taken refuge, when limb fell striking
him on the head and back and killing him
instantly.
The c. s. s. C. R. R. VIII run special train
through to Columbus on the night OF the llth
January, leaving Sandusky City at S:l5 P NJ.
and reaching Columbus at A. NJ, in time
for the Inauguration of Governor Allen, and
the sights attendingit.
The Fremont Messenger is respectfully in
formed that Clapp & Jones don't pay for puff
ing their engine. Every puff they get is well
deserved and freely given. The engine has
been tested to the entire satisfaction of def
ance fireman, and they're good judges.-Det-
aHes Democrat
The husband who in his forgetfulness few
days ago kissed the servant girl, was greatly
surprised when his wife, who had been watch
ing his innocent amusement, raped him over
the face, making sturs shoot from his eyes and
P Itting them in mourning. BE was a lucky feI- |
low to get of as well as lie did.
A detroit newspaper man, was found in the
street drunk, at Toledo, on Saturday night |
last, and when taken 70 the station house and |
his pockets examined, they were found to con-
tain innumerable articles, cOnsttutinga ofcu-
riosity shop. The Commercial in the hope he
will reform withheld his name.
We issue the JoUREAI this week one day in
advance of the usual time, in order to have
little rest on Christmas. We shall do the
same thing next week, as ne prefer to show
no partiality between Christmas aud New
Year. Let advertisers bear the fact IN mind,
50 that their favors may net be too late.
A lighted stub Of a cigar, thrown into spit
box filed with sawdust in the bank at Bow
ling Green, on Tuesday afternoon Of last
week, set FIRE 10 the saw dust, and toward
worning on Wednesday broke out into fame
which burned hole in he floor, and would |
have sooH destroyed the building but for
timely discovery.
DR.. W. c. Cole, of Van Vert, is engaged in
an effort TO break up the system Of oyercharge
for fare on our railroads. he gets on at one
station pays his way to another, hard witness
with him and their sues the railroad company,
There is & fine of s25 for every offence, which
goes to the inforner and he keeps it up long
enough he may break up the system and snake
good thing Of it" besides.
Papa's Birth Day is the little of beautiful
engraving l3 by 10 inches which sells for IS, |
and the Peoples Journal is an excellent
monthly subscription price 81. Yet We
furnish these with the Journal for the small 1
sum Of S2,75 Think OF it, Sc, worth for S2,75 |
and come in at once and subscribe. We
make the above offer to all new subscribers,
and to all others, Come in.
at Mansfield, on the I4th, Viola Finney, |
was induced by roughs to drink some whisky
and afterwards when under its influence
abused shamefully and left on the bank of a
Greek, where she was found by a policemen
nearly naked, her feet immersed IN the wafer
aud she insensible from the effects Of thewhis-
XIV, bad treatment and exposure. VIM. Crop |
and Geo. Slenebaker were arrested, and the |
police are looking for three others who were
implicated.
The Portrait" is 8 most interesting |
work, The plot is well conceived, and admir- |
ably worked up, tho style fascinating and the
interest unaagging from frs. TO last Mccpl- |