The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23

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R1cuLASD CO., O.-The Herald relates
the following incident of "caticide;" One
Of our prominent grocers had a black cat
that put in her time in catching rats-and
lying in the laps of those who frequeuted
ths place. Shs-was Of a very affectionate
disposition, and loved dearly 10 be pettsd,
and was a great fa4orite With the grocer.
One day she suddenly left her haunt and
after several days returned, with little
scPuny kitten. who was soon domiciled at
the establishment. As the kitten lay around
the stove she would often be taken up by
the 1ouugers, and Blaeley was for the time
neglected. Matters went on this way for
some time, and it evidently made a serious
impression on Blackey. She saw her star
was on the wane, and that the kitten was
the. favorite. She stood it for time, till
one day she went out the street, and
while standing there as she saw h-Wsg6naP-
PrOacbiDg, she gave lingering look at the
place where she had reigned supreme for so
long a TING, walked FerY deliBsratel yipp-
the street, placed her neck under the wheels,
and in an instant her head was severed from
her body. Therel if that cat had not reason,
what was it? 1A
0TrowA Co., O.-Sloar, of the Union, has
engaged to pay the oysters to his neighbOr
of the Ns1s if the.caEs are not running over.
the NOrhsrn DiEsi5n Of sEhe ca L Road,
by. the Ist of Jan. 1870. They have
velocipede in Port Clinton. 1t is contrary
in its ways, and no rider has been found for
it, The Elmore Courier now gets its out
side printed in Chicago. boy had
ftrea1the depot in ElmOre, few days ago,
fell. upon the FSoE and injured his head.bad-
ly by striking it against rail. -.A man
who was carrying rod of iron on his shoul-
der, careIessly run the end Of it in the face
of little girl cutting her through the up
per lip. Such careIessness should be pun
ished. ">l ''ss7'5i' y e,
SUAMiT Co., O.-An ovarian tumor Of
as pounds weight, was successfully removed
from Mrs. WellheusesOf Akrou5 BY Surgeon
Weber of Cleveland, aud his assistants. :
AS Mr.. j. s. Summer, of Akron was as
cendipg ladder, to examine a roof, the lad
der broke, when he was about twelve feet
from the ground, aud threw him down on
his head and shoulders. He was very Sc.
riousIy, though not fatally injured - The
aAkFon Board of Trade held It's annual meet,
ing, on the 18th inst. Thef6ll6Rips persons
were elected officers for the ensuing year:
g. W. Grouse, President; Charles Brown,
Secretary; G5lD. Bates, Treasurer, Ferdi-
nand Schumacher, John R. Buchtle, G. t.
Perkins, and U. W. Heary were chosen
Mspagers.
ToLEDo, O.-Anna Dickinson is to. lecture
in Toledo this (Friday) evening. s...A
dwelling house on Forest Street, owned by
James Burns, was destroyed by fire on the
l4th.---..A fire was discovered in the
store of Morris, stettinger 4 Co, corner of
Monroe d St. Clair sts., on Friday morning
which proved very destructive, destroying
three frames and brick Morris atsttiDer
& Co from $4,000 to $4,000, partially insur-
ed; J. N. Campbell d Co $5,OOO-ipsured
$4,000; DOOlittle & and Kies, S, 200 covered
by insurance; Richards d Brown $1,000
insured 50 ,OOO -
CHAMPAIGN Co, GA stable and wood
house, belonging to Miss Nancy Jeunings,
Urbsna, was destroyed by FIRE on the night
Of the l3th..--. Some outlaw, with paving
stones, broke two large French plate glass,
10. the windows of Mr.. Hits store, at
Urbans, on the night of the 18th. They
we're 6xlO feet and cost $500. A little
powder and cold lead would be a suitable
dose fqF SUCH rassalV: AF