The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-29
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SENECA Go. O.-On Saturday evening the
10th three men named Cortright, Hsuck and
CLARK, entered the jewelry store of Mr.. Lewis
Seenold, of Tlfin and inquired for riggs.
While they were examining them, the atten-
ton of Mr.. Seenold was called to some other
business, and upon turning round he missed
two valuable rings, from the tray. Upon
demanding them the parties denied taking
them, and imediately broke for the door.
They were afterwards arrested and bound
over to court.------On Saturday the 18th
as Mr.. P H. Ryan, of Tiffin, was loading
some barrels, his horse became frightened
and started to run away, but brought up
sgainst post, injuring one of the horses
severely. Mr.. Ryan received slight injuries
in being thrown to the ground as the horses
started. ---.- Mr.. Millhime's election to the
Office of county clerk, is to be contested by
Mr.. Brohl. l.------On the Doth inst, a man
named Jas. Magers, was run over, and seri-
ously injured, in attempting to stop his
team, which became frightened and started
to run, as he was loading his wagon with
lumber -----A A son of Nelson Dun, of fTifin
while riding one horse and leading the other
on the 18th. was thrown to the ground and
severely injured.
CRAWFORD Co, GA little boy nine
years old, named Eddy Oomiskey, living at
Orestline, was throw from wagon on the
10Th, fracturing his scull and otherwise in
luring him seriously. "A lad fell from a
hickory tree near Crestline, few days
since, and fractured his thigh badly.
A fire broke out in the drying kiln of the
Bucyrus machine works, ON the 2Ist but
was extinguished before much damage was
done. .-----On the 18th inst, Mr.. Paul Het-
tick, while out shooting with Mr.. Sumner,
received some shot in the calf of his leg, from
Mr.. Summers gun. Mr.. s. was shooting at a
quail; and did not observe Mr.. H's proxi-
nifty. His wounds were not serious. ----. E.
A fire broke out in an old frame building at
Gallon, one day last week, but was speedily
extinguished. The building belonged to a
@-as SPOAhO0A ---- AO A0oDJ lCi4du OI4fICu
at Gallon, is being improved by the addition
of fine steeple. . The A. d G W. Depot
at Gallon is to be removed near the @. O. @. |
& l., road.
HANCOCK Co, GA son of John Heck
Esq, of Findley, while running circular saw,
on the 18th, was struck on the head by
board, and seriously injured. The cit
izens Of Findley provided banquet, at the
Crook House, on Thursday the 2Ist for the
officers of the Caray and Findley branch R.
R. and citizens of Sandusky, in honor of the
completion of the improvements, recently
made on that road, by replacing the old
strap rail with new 7 rail. After a cordial
interview with the citizens of Findley, the
President OF the road, Rush R. Sloan. invit-
ed large lumber to take free ride to Caray
Much satisfaction is expr essed with the new
management of the road. Col. Mungen,
had the good fortune to kill fine deer while |
hunting in Wood county last week. If he
had found it caught in a thicket by the
hornes" he no doubt would have felt COM
manded to have offered it as saerifce-for |
the defeat Of Pendleton.