The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-12

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LORArN oOCNTI, o.-The Lorain Count
Asdcultoral Society isia debt s., 1877 ST.
Messrs TOplihf 4 Ely, of Elyria are man
/; ufacturing twO-wheeled velOcipedes: The
have forty men at work upon them and ar
turning out from FIVE 70 ten daily. The
have orders ahead for $50.
RIoHLAED CcUNrI, O.--Dr. Abfan Jen
ner formerly of Mansfield, died suddenly, a
Orestline, on TIE slst 1lt., fiOm paralyti
tfaksJ bf. j. vas sxtshsi4ely known, an,
highly respected. He was sixty-five year
Of aga =, The Grain Warehouse Of L. ]
TrScy 6 b., at Mansfield, was entered b
burglars on the night of the 3Ist ult., VIII,
cut out the back Of the safe, with cold chisela
bat oil J sncessded in getting few. dollar
in currency for their pains. e., The reYiva
In the Disciples Church, at Mansfield still
continues, Seventy persons have bsenadd
| ed to the church "A Catholic Church is t.
be bniltat Plymouth Two young men o
Richmose township were before ESQ, Vim
son, on the 4th inst, on a charge of appro
priatiug small hickory tree without the
owners consent. They were required to
deposit one dollar to pay for the tree and
sixteen dollars for costs. -. Mr.. Obas White.
head, Of Plymouth, has just imported some
thorough bred cattle, Berkshire Hogs and
south Down Sheep Homer Williams, a
school teacher. was held to bail, by, Esq,
Weber, Of Ply mouth township, on the Sd
iHsss charged with assault and battery in
chast;sing one of his pupils.
SUAnA1r ooUETY, o.-The Methodists Of
DOylestown, hare been carrying on a revival
for some time. Seventy persons have con-
nected themselves with the church. An
attempt was made, on Che night Of the 3Ist,
to burn the barn Of Mrs. Terriss in Akron.
The IRE was discovered and put out before
much damage wss done. Christian Ober-
bOlz, aged AZ, died suddenly, on the 31st,
at Akron, Of typhoid pneumonia - A com
pany has been formed, at Akron, for the
purpose of erecting new hotel, at cost of
$780, 600 - A farmer named Wolf, residing
in Coventry township, drowned himself in
the reservoir near his residence. He was
about 60 years old, and in good circum-
stances. Before committing the rash act he
left his pocket book, containing a consider
able sum of money, aud a note saying 9 John
Wolf lies in the reservoir" upon seat on
the porch of his residence. When found his
body was in sitting position, the top of his
head appearing above the water.
SENEcA OoUNrY, 0.--Joseph Henin, living
near Tifin, while at work in log yard, re-
Gently, had one of his legs and three of his
ribs broken BY . log rolling upon him "A
woman from the vicinity of West Lodi, while
making some purchases at store in Tifin,
on the 29tb ult., was caught in the act of
cOncealing in her carpet bag, quantity Of
calico she had not paid for. Upon the pay
ment of nine dollars she was permitted to
60 free. She should have been handed over
to the authorities The dwelling of Mr. |
R, G. Pennington, Of 1'ifin, was entered on
the night Of the 28th ult, and robbed of
jewelry amounting in value to $500. The
thief has been arrested. . The editor of the !
Advertiser says he was shown, by Judge |
Lang, a silver dollar, coined during the |
Presidency of George Washington and bear.
ing the date of 1875. On one side is an |
eagle surrounded by wreath of laurels,
with the inscription I" United States Of
America !" on the reverse is the head of the
Goddess of Liberty, with the word Liberty
over it, at the bottom is the date--I795. The |
coin is of value as souUenir of our early
early history, and it is highly priced by the
Judge.
OTTAWA OouErY, GA fire broke out in
the second story Of The residence of Mr..
Lewis Jackson, at Port Clinton, on the ID
inst. 1t was discovered and subdued before
it did much dsmage. The origin of the fire
is a mystery as there was neither stove or
pipe in the room where the fire started 49,
While skating on the river near Elmore,
about ten days ago, Minnie Moore and Sarah
Kearn, came near being drowned, by the ice
giving way and letting them into the river.
But for timely assistance they would have
,..-A savage fight occurred at
Eimore, on the 3lst ult, in which one Kelly
was very severely injured. It appears that
! feud existed between the families of Kelly
md Brown, and that on the day named,
Brown attacked Kelly, knocking him down,
Fhsn Browns wife attacked him with an
xe cutting him on the face and head. His up
,er lip was cut through. Brown and wife
we're arrestedi tried before Justice Caldwell,
nd fined IS each. So saysthe Courier.
HURoN Co., O.-Gen. o. o. Howard de-
iYers the final lecture of the season, at Nor
walk, on Saturday evening next. Subject,
Christian Experiences of Army Life"
\ fire broke out in the kitchen of Mr.. Chas.
Iiler's residence, on the 4th, but was extin-
.uished by Mrs. H. without creating an
larm The family bad been absent few
OURS, and Mrs. q. returning found the
ower part of the house filed with smoke.
losing the doors to prevent draft she
Tent to the kitchen, seized pail Of water
nd dashed it upon the fire. Then procur-
lg several more pals full she extiuguished
1.-THE Commissioners have granted the
ztenaiOn Of the corporation limits of Nor
ak, asked for by the citizens "A man c
amed Davis, employed by the Whittlesey c
roprietory Medicine Company, in jumping 7
ON freight train while in motion, at c
Takeman, on last Saturday, was instantly c
lied. So says the Reflector "A young a
an while cutting wood, near Wakeman, c
W days ago, had his axe caught by limb o
Tree and turned from its direction. He
Iceived terrible cut in the leg below the
nee nearly severing the bOne.-.. While
IN Denman was crossing the Vermillion q
yer, on horse back, on the 4th inst, the
e broke in, nearly drowning man and
'rse. Mr.. Denman managed to escape by !,
and getting assistance succeeded =
saving the horse.
VAN wERr, oh. @. Glenn, Esq, of q
an Vert has been elected Representative Y
the Grand Lodge of Ohio, !. o. or. o
be fOrger Whitman was taken to the Peni- !
ntiary last week. "
LAKE COUNTY, O.-Messrs Stevens, Dodge
Bradley, of Cleveland, appeared on the
reefs of PainesviIIe m VeIociraJee rocopt- n