The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-04
The new ohe-se Factory commenced

THE new Ohe-se Factory commence,
operations in Columbia, on the 18th inst.
OrrowA Co, O.-Daniel Clark, of Por
Clinton, killed rattlesnake, a few day
ago, which was Eve feet and six inches long
1t had nine rattles. - Mr.. and Mrs e
Beach, Of Elmore, celebrated their crystal
Wedding on the Oath ult.
WILLIAMS Co, O.-Bryan aud the neigh
berhood were visited by rain and hail
storm Of great violence The Press descri-
bes the hail as from two to ten inches in dis
cOmfsrence,au says that the amount Of
damage done to window glass and growing
crops was enormous. The wheat and fruit
crops are represented as having been badly
injured. -. Richard Deacon, k)t his hand
against circular saw, in the planning mill
Of Mr.. Neideraur, at Bryan, on the Dist ult,
and had it nearly taken off. 1t is thought
it can be saved.
ERIE COUNTY, GA verdant youth from
Port Clinton, was '.cleaned out" of S75 90 at
Sandusky last week. He fell among thieves,
....John Harris, of Oxford, was seriouly
bitten by dog, recently. Wounds dressed,
and dog killed. IA vest was stolen from
the sleeping apartment of Mr.. Hadiey, at
Sandutky, on the 25th ult., and an English
hunting case watch taken from it. The thief
raised window and reached" for it. "A
colOred wood sayer, in Sandusky, contracted
to saw cord Of wood for IS cents, and hired
white man to saw it for dollar. He gave
as reason that it was worth quarter TO
boss white man anytime. A burglar, by
means,Uf ladder, entered the sccold story
window of the residence of Mrs. j. d. Smith,
in Sandusky, last week. but alarmed the
hired girl who made an outcry, when the
rascal hit her over the head with club, in-
juring her somewhat and succeeded in
making his escape. sat- -
SENECA County, o The Marshal of TifiD,
on the 2lst ult. arrested yourg man on
suspicion OF having stolen horse. Young
man, not being able TO give satisfactory
account of himself or the manner in which
he came 20 possess the horse, was sent to jail.
The first stock sale Of the company or
ganized for the purpose, is TO take place on
the county fair grou nds, on the sth lust -.
While Mr.. Frank Newkirk of Tiffin was out
riding with a youpg lady, on the 2lst ult.,
the horses became frightened and ran away,
throwing both out. The lady was thrown
against fence and had her Jaw aud one arm
broken, and her face aud neck maugled. Mr
Newkirk was severely injured The young
lady was not expected to recover .. The
Advertiser says Hon. Rpbert W. Musgrave,
of Sui pher Springs Crawford County, died
at his residence on the 18th inst, aged So
years Mr.. Musgrave was a partner il the
mercantile business with Hon. Henry St
John. who died on the 18th, and filed many
positions of trust aud honor in the county
where he resided. He was buried on Thurs
day last The Fiudlay train will not run
to Tifin hereafter, but only to Carey .. A
hail STERN In the neighborhood of FostOria
on the 26th ult- Injured the wheat badly,
and did great damage to window glass, One
man named Slosser, had but for whole lights
of glass left in eleven large windows
Sunday last was observed in Fostoria il
decorating tn e Soldiers graves