The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-01-17
Readables.

1878, or TIE property will be returnsl
delinquent. IN0. P. ELDERKlN, jr.
Readables.
January thaw this weet.
We are crowded with job work.
Pnsuuouia il a prevalent disease.
People get very inqui1ilvs IS tney gro"
old.
Alfred Boyer of Linsey is judge of old
he Hens are entirely ignoring the wants Of the
Ths Tim railroad bridge viii not tumble
n usdsshil iu.sndu to have his Office pat
sntsd-
Norson's boat is anchored on Arch street, for
repairs.
Ths weather on Sunday was bland as q tract
3 aEssu dollar ars occurred in Kenton
last week.
Mn IssAo Pennington, of Tim, was buried
Ms. Attic sheldon is attending school at
Cleveland.
We shavsns heard Of case Of sun stroke, in
two weeks.
EdYHn DOBsa il teaching dancing school,
at VsrmiHion.
Anew Methodist Church Is to be built in
Tim sometime.
TIRn papers deny that the Continental rail-
road il q swindle.
Uncle Jake Stroll says this winter is "dsm-
ecratie evsry time"
lima has spiritualist paper. Dave Fisher
Is to be tae medium.
Citizens Of Cleveland have subscribed $ll7,-
600, for the Nallsy Railroad.
We wans some persons IN different parts Of
the county 10 sind rs nsWE
R.N. Baker at Winters Station is clearing
out hia stock q goods at cost.
ou gsnisl friend J. J. Walters Of Lindsey,
looked in upon Us one day this week.
II 3 rsrnArkAbls what magnifying effects
foot Eighss have upon frail moustaebes.
Henry Ward Bsecher admits that a little
sWeszing may sometimes do man good.
-Four deaths from bilious puenmonia, oc-
CURED In one house in Bellevue, last week.
The dedication Of the new court house at
AanSheld, is 70 take place on the 22nd inst.
Mack Of the Sandusky Register, was once
circuit prsaoher. So says the Journal man.
The nvsr i rising, Avd If the rain continues
high water, Il not food, may be expected.
Nm. LOtia A. Barber is announced to lecture
at Mammoth bal, this Thursday evening.
Matilda FIstchsr would have lectursd in
FiAdlay last week, but the audience was lack
ing
Harvey Gallagher is determined to improve
the habits of passengers, on the L. Z. & L. R.
Road.
A msn who slips up and comes down square,
ly on the ice, may be said to be rsbutting evi-
dsncs.
Mr.. Charles ClApp was thrown from his
cutter one day last week, and considerably
bruised.
IA an evidence Of prosperity in Akron, the
Beacon records eleven burgIaries which occur
red last week.
The suit for the possession of the pOstofiee
building at Townsend, was decided in favor Of
the postmaster.
Whisky dOsnT manage horse wei. Some
fellows tried it the other night, and a smash-
up was the result
Tbs Conneaut Citizen Office has been moved
70 Ashtabula. The paper is now called the
Ashfabula Citizen.
The MonrOsville Spectator has been enlarg-
ed and new uses the patent inside. We can't
see the improvement.
A psTson not prepared to meet death at any
moment, should never undertake the perilous
trip across the old bridge.
John King, one Of the Oldest citizens Of
Hancock county, died ct his residence in Find
lsy, on Saturday Of last week.
A nice young man named Price, living in
FindIay would not now have been in jail, if
he had not forged note. Honesty sc.
A Tifin minister after prAyerful meditation
gives it IS his opinion that but very few pa
pens are ct to be read ct the family freside
social party is to be given at Mylanders
Hall, Oak HArbOr, on next Monday evening
Music by May and Van DOrsn's QuadriIle
Band.
As an inducement for people to attend an
entertainment at the Congregational church,
in Plymouth, the AdDertissr announces that the
church viii be S0aTEsed.
The Bellevue Gazette appears in an entire
new drsss which gives it an improved appear
aRce Bro. Brown is an enterprising genius,
and gets up good paper.
Eight dead-beats undertook to steal ride
from Clyde 10 this city, on Conductor Shields
train, one night last week. Capt. was one too
much for them, and they concluded not to
come
Mack, of the Sandusky Register, gives an
editorial discourse on religious revivals, this
week. In it he takes occasion to point out
the merits and failings of some of the clergy of
that city.
William CASTLE, young man of Lima, died
suddenly Of heart disease, while out hunting,
on the 4th. He was missed on the return of
the party, but his body was not found until
the follwing day.
Lima has Spiritualistic paper. It is run
under Spirit directions. and purports to have
q. Washington, d. Webstar and A Lincoln,
for correspondents from the distant spheres.
Their efiusions ara not especially creditable.
Bro. Miller Of the KenfOn Republican, was
in Columbus recently and the citizens inno-
Gently imagined that they had boen visited by
an earthquake. He DOES tread heavier than
usual since he began to "edit" the county
printing.
At Home.-Lieut. J. G. Chance is home
for short time He was called home on ae-
count Of the serious illness Of his father:
AN evening with Dickens
and the Poets, Birchard Hall,
Monday evening, Jan. Doth.