The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-05-15

lhorses and injured 50 badly that he lived but
a short time.
It is the boast Of liquor dealers in those
towns where the crusade has prospered most,
that more liquor is sold than at any previous
time for two years. Yet wholesale dealers
complain Of a ruined business, and the reve-
nue. reports show an immense falling off in re-
ceipts for stamps for liquor packages. There
must be a lie somewhere.
On Tuesday evening Of last week q we'd
ding occurred at Plymouth, which was the oc-
casion for one Of the most disgraceful chari-
varis that ever occurred there, Horns, bells,
tinware, and every implement known to such
warfare were called into use, and the strang-
s,t thing about it was that the officers of the
place made no effort to suppress the row,
A row occurred in Carey on Tuesday of last
week in which the Marshal of the town was
roughly handled. Several parties got into
quarrel and the Marshal arrested one Of them
when the fight became general. Several Of
sthe parties are under $500 bail to appear at
Court. This row was represented here as re-
sulting from the crusaders, but the crusade
had nothing TO do with it The Carey Times
does not even allude to the crusade IN connec-
ton with the matter.
The Tifin Council has followed the exam
pie of GALLON, only that its members had not
stamina enough TO provide for women work
ing on the street, with ball and chain rig
ging. The ordinance passed prohibits bands
of women from singing and praying upon the
streets, under a penalty of $50 or ten days
Imprisonment. It also prohibits 'picketing"
under a penalty of $40 or ten days imprisOn-
ment. In other words it has turned the city
over TO the saloon interests
A real incident occurred recently on train.
A little girl travelling with her parents at
tracted the attention of the passengers by her
brightness. A gentleman went 70 her seat
and asked her off she wouldn't like to go
home with him." adding that be had a nice
little boy that she could play with Tho little |
girls eyes danced and her cherry lips rounded |
up when she said: ''rm going to have little
brother of my own the Ist Of November"
The old man wilted, the mother blushed, and |
the passengers giggled.
Away with the inuumerable ''quacks" and |
specialists" flooding our local papers with
pufery. Keep the Whittlesey Proprietary |
medicine in your family and you will need
neither. The finest medicine extant Sold |
everywhere.
There is 4 perfect mania for daily papers
in Toledo, just at present, but this new effort
is still failure compared with the panic for
those 500 lots in Cases addition. A call at
Cases Office, cOruer Of Adams and St. Clair
street, will satisfy you of this fact.
The Concerts given by the Prussian Impe-
rial Band, in this city, on Friday and Satur-
day nights Of last week, were OF a very fine
order, and we're daily appreciated. The audi
ence on Friday night was quite large, that on
Saturday night was not 50 encouraging.
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Where do you purchase your cOnfection-
cry at wholesale? No house can serve the
country trade better than CRAIG & FLEMING,
of 2G4 Summit street, Toledo. There is moth
ing new escapes them. They have every |
thing in the line at bottom prices and you
may always rely on punctuality and fair deal |
ings. Give them a trial to be convinced,
We were on our usual rounds for odds and |
ends last week, and when opposite the resi-
dence of h Remsberg, Esq, We over heard q |
neighbor sighing
Them stumps-them stumps,
What horTid eye sore,
They've been wantin' @ railin's
For twelve months or more"