The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22
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NEIGHeORHooD NEWS

MEDINA COUNTY, O.--Henry McCloud Of
Granger, committed suicile last week, by
hanging himselfs When found lie was. ex-
tinct. Temporary insanity is supposed TO
have been the cause, as he was only about
twenty five years old, and in good circum
stances, Had only been married ah3utseyen
mouths. A. 80
MORROW County, b.-TEe Dry Goods,
store of G. H. Chamberlain, of Williamsburg
was broken into, on the night of the 5th
inst, and goods TO the amount of about $500
stolen-mostly silks and broadeloths.
2 sSsFa C6uSTY, OF frh Ars dePstt t@elt
Of Tifin has contracted for 1900 feet of new
hose The number of marriage licenses,
issued dpring,she past. yearswassa66- ---- The
Tri5Lne's New Years Address was very
fine specimen of printing "a boy named
Frank A. Ksbpraged 10 years, left his home
sSsTifHa, on the Both hlt., Onathe nigHttrain
south. He was tracked as far south as
Forest, where all trace of him was lost..--
A well upon the farm of Jacob Baum, in
Thompson township, is like the " bOttomless
pit" When the wOrkmen had reached a
depth of 100 feet, the bottom gave out, and
huge stream of water rushed in, requiring
an immediate skedsddling among the work
men. II is supposed to be the same under
ground stream that runs through cave
known as I" Rattlesuske iDsu.p f.IA4gIl
RIcHLAND County, O-The statement
going the rounds that $4,000 sheep had bean
slaughtered in the neighborhoOd of Ply.
mouth, within the past few months, is rather
steep. The number was about 10, 0O0.-.
Bensly s,sRynya4, Iqld ritizen Of Mans
field, died. on the night of the llth inst
He was found in the yard attached to the
house, on Tuesday morning, having, it is
supposed fallen downin ft the night befol o
aud perished from exposure - The Disciples
are holding protracted meeting at Mans
field. - The fox hunt advertised to come off
at Lexington on the 10th inst, failed ION ac-
count of the weather" 1.-Two horses were
stolen from Mr.. Thama, near Lexington, on
fhel evening Of ths 5th inst. They were
buhd in 4he sneighborheod Of GALLON, but
the thieves escaped -. The s. NJ. d N. R,
R. has reduced its passenger tariff along
-the7who3e length of it fline .---W illiam s.
Trimble, who disappeared in the fall of 1865,
and could not be found, and whose property
was afterwards administered upon, bas turp7
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ed up hEIllhois, &lhsfelRe Is living with an
uncle, and is partially insane.
HURON COUNTY, O.-Ed. W. Sage, conduct
or of freight train, Ophhd G. & T. Road
fell under the cars near Wakeman Station
on the night of the 18th inst, and was in
ssantly killed. His head gwas cut in two,
the upper part lying about twenty feet from
the track one arm was completely severed
from the body, and his right leg was cut of,
snd lay on the opposite side Of the track.
LOLEls CouNFEs Q-YFos bpss Sere ar
rested, in Oberlin, few days ago, charged
with ste4llng FIVE stoves from Tappan Hall,
which they broke up snd sold for old iron.
One of the boys confessed. One received
fifteen days bread and water, the other, being
an e old offender , was held for trial at court
-. The Democracy of Russia townshiP, al
/ a recent election, run full blooded negro,
I" black as you can make 'em," for Justice Of
die Psace.a Truly tbes world tboves,' and
the Democracy are Learning to discriminate
If they continue in the 4 way of well doing, y
they will soon out Radical the Radicals -.
George Wopewell, formerly of Grafton town
ship, returned to that place recently, and on
the nj ght of the 4th inst, stole mare valued
at $3.50 from Edward Ridgeway near Dives,
PsOl, 4slinS sOsuty. He is an old OFepdsr
has committed like crimes, in other states,
and the officers of JUSTICE are after him. Ht
s snnnNssd n ha"aa a gone ;,1 M hi is ;i n1er /,
south eastern Ohio, or Virginia or Kentucky
"A lady in Rawsonville, with a child in bel
arms, fell into cellar, one evening, recent
u, and was very seriously injured Babt
was not hurt -. AT the annual meeting o
Oberliu Lodge, F. d A. NJ, the following
officers were elected for the present year
L. B. Wilcox, W.sM.,s d. A. Brown, 5. v.
Mp. Hayward, a. W., R. B. Mead, Treasnr,
er. E. Wilcox, Secretary, James Worcester
S. D., P R. Tobin, J. D., S. P. Mead, Tyle
-. Pittsfield Township contains voting
population of 235, and there are 275 news
papers taken in the township. There ar,
nine school houses. in it -. The dwelling
! house of Mr.. James Spaldings, in NOrtl
Eaton, was burned to tho ground on tn,
! night of the .5th inst. The fire was dis
eoysSs n tips TO save the contents Of thi
J house. A. F. Thornton, Of Wellington
has been appointed Passenger agent of tn
G, c. d G. R. r, at St. Louis---- Seveia
Scholars of School District Sixth, Wellington
!. township, assaulted their teacher recently
iuiuriDg him severely. Their case was be
> fore Esq, Horok, who decided TO let it g
{ before the grand Jury. ia'
I'll CHAMPAIGN County, O.--Happersett
: Rhodes Store, ip prPaea, was entered fey
nights ago, BY burglars, for the fifth time, !