The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-28


Readables.
Strange things happen in Clyde
Tifin has public reading room.
Thcrc Is no smallpox in this city
George Dana has pampkins nearly ripe.
Bluc-Jays had setback this last week.
A. N. Collins is lecfuring ia Allen county.
A new csrriage factory is to be started soon.
Gen. ". H. Gibson was in the city on Tuesday.
There is aprospect OF having winter all the spring
Itis not so certain that we Willhave anew bridge
sheep killing has commenced in Hancock coun
ty-
Wilson has Invented an invisible trap for burg
lars.
There is something resting on Judge Rems0arg
mind.
Tiain ana FosiOris ar, now united by the iron
hands,
Bellevue is 10 be divided into two voting pre-
The snua-tskers' society is increasing its men,
sunday was bad day for buds and young
sprouts.
There is good time Of cleaning streets coming
sometime.
A Savings Loan Assoclatlon mas Deeh organized
in Thin.
The new band paraded on last Friday They
p.syweI.
John eephart win. open branch dancing school
at Hessvile.
THERE'S still room for improvement in the NOR
as of Fostoria
Bro. Brown is improving the "make up of the
Bellevue Gazette.
special effort is being made to convert the
Findlay editors.
Bub stanberry, of the otta,pa Ne,rs, had the scar
let rash again last week.
Isn't it about time for some dead beat TO come
around walking the tight rope.
Loafers are selecting their spring sittings, on
store boxes and street corners.
The HOIley SYSTEM prevented an extensive FIRE,
in Mansfield, one day last week.
Remember the farmers meeting at Union Hall. on
saturday Of next week, at one O'Clock.
Read what the Golden Age says of Anns Dickin-
son, and then 20 to hear her, March Goth.
The statements Of the insurance companies gen
erslly chow the effects Of the Boston fire.
There Is too much liquor drank in this city, and
the friends Of temperance are Jew and timid.
Another attempt at starting a paper in Green
Springs is to be made by George sweetland.
Mr.. stoclley intends to expend about 5000 in
improvements on the Water Cure, at Green Springs.
The old VIM. Tel House is haunted by spirit
carpenter, whose hammer Is heard only at dead Of
night
The Timn Agricultural Works are to have new
loestion and the capitol stock Of the company in
creased.
The ground hog is no sloueh The fourth week
is about up, and stn 'the winds whistle around the
wildmoor.p
The editor of the Bryan Press got mad last week,
Just because his wife traded his last oyercoat for
couple Of brackets.
". G. Lane, Of ssndnsky City, has received the
appointment of Judge in place of Judge Stone pro
noted to the Supreme bench.
A chimney in Hidberd's Block iudnlgcd in the
psrilous pastime of burning out, last Sunday. Il
wasn't good day for sparks to parade.
Miss Attic Sheldon and Miss Helen FinefrOck |
who are attending school at Cleveland, were home
to spend c short vacation during the past week
Van innocently supposed our articles on hogs, |
Nth, &C., had direc; reference TO himself and re-
torts with all the yehemence of disturbed pole-cat
Quilter's fancy team spread consternation on |
State street Monday, by running away. It amount |
ed to nothing more than little innocent exercise
Owing to the absence of one member, and the in |
disposition of another, the efficiency of the amuse-
ment firm has been seriously impaired, during the /
past week.
Our columns are very much crowded this week but |
we win be relieved of portion of the pressure next
week. To compensate in a measure We use more
small type than usual
Judge Greene started West on Tuesday, 10 be alb |
sent several weeks. He has property located in
Missouri, and goes to become acquainted with its
geographic boundaries.
The Masonic Festival and Supper, on Wednesday /
night, largely attended and pasted off pleasant
ly. Judge Austin of Toledo, delivered the address
which was well received.
We arc indebted to Hon. Charles FosteDfor bound
volumes OF the Congressional Globe" In view Of
the approaching demise of the franking privilege,
they arc particularly interesting.
Ed Jones did write the pretiest little article last
wSek. Itwas full of beautiful, good, blossom, fruit
and such traps but as there was no title we have no
means of knowing what il was about.
After the demise Of the franking privilege, we
win open a circulating library, and charge encents
month for patent Office reports. The time is COM
ing when they win be standard reading.
With the opening of the American House, Find 4
lay viii be entitled to credit for superior hotel aC-
eommodations. Friend Belding and wife win make /
it an institution that the town may be proud Of
verdant lad from the country wanted to know /
the other day if that mound at the corner of Main |
and Croghan streets was where the city authorities
are buried. Such cruel ignorance should be treated
as a criminal offense.
A disastrous. fire occurred in sandusly on Mon
day. The livery stable owned by Daniel FaceT, to-
gether with number of horses and carriages were |
burned. Several dwellings were also destroyed. It /
is not known how the fire originated.
The future orators Of our country are being train
ed al county lyceums in nearly every school house
in the county. On stin night the stentorian |
tones of excited debater, in all the adjacent town.
ships, can be distinctly heard in this city.
4 fantastic edition Of Bro. White, Of the Clyde
Independent, rolled into our Office on Tuesday. We
positively refused to let him have anything more to
drink BE had started the night before to walk in
from Clyde, but got lost in turnip patch and said
he felt ell turned around.
Wendell Philips lecture on "The Lost Arts" win
be read before the Fremont Literary and Scientific
Association on next Monday evening, at the High
School Reading Room. Tyndalrs lectures and 9TH
err win be taken up hereafter. general invits-
ton is extended to attend these meetings.
"Old Immortality" the express company's horse
got excited one day last week, and attempted the /
difficult feat of running away, but made mortying
failure There was pail full of water sitting in the
wagon, and not a drop was spilled. That horse is
built for running, but somehow lacks energy and /
confidence
The open lot below the Cooper House could prob
sby be improved as much by good vigorous auc-
ton, as in any ether way. The proprietor Of the
Wonderful one-horse shay, G. Secundns, Esq,
would laugh outright could his astonished orbs rest
for moment on the panoramic view OF vehicle ru-
inc, hist are gathered there.
We wish our exchanges to understand that re-
sent their malicious insinuaHons that we are 10
have new bridge After the old one rides gallant
ly down the stream and plays sqnstter sovereignty
on the marsh we are going to run fiat boat ferry |
line for the accommodation of through freight snd
passengers. Local travellers mnst learn to swim.
Sam Patch is dead-Rr.
So overcome are we at this sudden and un-
expected announcement, that we can only add |
the eondoling reflection that Mrs. Patch is now
widow Patch.
Found!-In this city, a leather strap 10