The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-02
NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.

Of gress at the Congregational church of Akrol
= III. S. HAWKINS, of Akron, has invente
3 a q Gig Saddle Pad, which is pIonounced
by horsemen, "just the thing" -. Mr
Francis Thrasher. of Akron, on the 20tl
ult., commenced coughing violently, afte
dinner, aud is supposed to have ruptured
blood vessel near the heart, as he was
corpse in two minutes after. He was 4
years Old On the night Of the 18th ult,
Mrs. Geo. @. Berry, left her home at Akron
labOringrit is supposed, under an attack O
, temporary insanity, induced by long continu
ed ill-health. As she did not return to he
home during tbe night, and could not b,
found at the residences of any of her friends
an organized search was made for her th,
next day, and portions of her clothing being
found near the P. dt o. canal, it was drag.
ged, and her body recovered. She was buried
on the 2lst ult. Her age was % years. She
leaves husband and four children to mourn
her sad taking off, Frank Kuder, living in
Copley, in a morbid state of mind, on the
24th ult., mounted the NOW in his barn, ad-
justed rope TO the rafters above him, fixed
a moose around his neck aud jumped off.
| When found some hours after, it was dis
covered that his neck was broken, and that
his death must have been instantaneous.
He was in good circumstances, and leaves a
wife and two children to mourn his loss.---
Della Hayberger, aged 16 years, whose uncle,
| a Mr.. Wolff, committed suicide few weeks
ago by throwing himself in reservoir, near
Coventry, attempted to take her life on the
I2sh ult., in the same reservoir. She was
partially insane, had left the house short
time, when being missed, she was searched
for and traced 10 the reservoir, where she
was found lying on the shore in an exhaust
ed condition, her feet in the reservoir,
through hole in the ice which she bad
broken. She was rescued and placed under
medical treatment - An addition of 6Ox72
feet is 10 be built to the steam forge of Ford,
Austin d Barnard, at Akron. They will
then employ in their works about IS men.
Manufacturing builds up town-when will
Fremonters take hold in earnest. :. The or.
gan fund concert, of the NJ E church, at
Akron, was largely patronized on the even
ing of the 23d- Capt. j. /. Wright has es-
tablished a new paper at Akron. 1t is issu-
ed weekly from the Beacon office, and is call
ed Wrigbt's AdvertiSer 49, Obas. W. Good,
left for Europe, on the 25:h, TO be absent
about two years. He is the son of ]. T.
Good, of the firm of ]. T. Good d Co., pro-
prietors of the Atlantic & Great Western and
John I. Good d Cos Oil Works, of Akron.
-~-- Richard Fedderlee, keeper of saloon,
in Akron, elected from his premises man
named Ross, so suddenly, on the afternoon
of the 24th, that he fell agsiDst post, cut
ting his head severely. Fedderlee after
wards administered some severe kicks. Ross
had insulted Fedderlees wife. Fedderlee
was arrested, and held in bonds of $500 for
trial - Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew jackson held
their tin wedding, at Akron, on Che 18th ult.
LAKE COUNTY, O. O.-Pdinesville has popu-
la,ion of 5,OOO... -Four pair of boots were
stolen from Wheeler's shoe store, in Paines-
vile, on the night of the 18th ult The
express train on the Lake Shore road, ran
into team, on the 22d ult., during the snow
storm, near Mentor, killing the horses, cap
sizing the wagon, and sPiilipg the driver
Sver neighboring fence Driver was not
injured. Team and wagon belonged to Capt.
Burridge. Two cars of freight train; were
thrown from the track, near Madison on the
path, by the breaking of an axle Mrs.
daughter of the late Elias Howe,
and wife Of A. B. Stockwell hotel keeper at
Painesyille, died in New York, on the 21st
ult. Shewas buried in Painesville, on the "a.
SENECA COUNTY, O.-The seventeenth an
nual fair of Seneca County Agricultural So
ciety will be held on the 5th, 9th, 7th and Sth
Of October. Tifiin council passed an ordi-
nance recently to prohibit auciioneers and
patent medicines venders &C., from using
The side walks for the sale of their commodi-
ties, and prohibiting all sales except of "fruit
and vegetables, under it farmers were pro-
hibited from exposing all produce not com.
ing under those. heads, and several were
Laken before the Mayor for offering pork for
ale. His honor avoided the ordinance by
that Ii all flesh is grass, as peo-
pie say, then a load of pork is load of hay"
and pork is now sold as vegetable prOduc-
lion.
LoRAN COUNTY, o.-Eighty-nine acres of
and in Russia township, were sold for $27,-
257, from March l 1868 to March /, 1869.
One hundred and thirty -one acres, in the
village of Obarlin were sold, in the same
lime, for S42y y23I --Oberlin village council
has recently passed an ordinance prohibit
ing the erection of frame buildings or addi-
ions of greater highth than ten feet, in
certain streets of the village 49, A fire broke
out in the residence of B. S Clark, of Ober-
lin, on the 23d, which was extinguished be-
fore the engine reached the ground. Loss
5000; covered by insurance Several
saloon keepers, at Wellington, we're indicted
for allowing boys TO play at billiards in their
saloons New cheese has made its appear
3nce in Wellington At RawsOnVille, an
exhibition for the benefit of the Congrega-
tional Church, was given recently, which
realized over $3.50 after defraying expenses.
The same troupe performed at North Eaton,
for the benefit of the Disciples Sunday
School, and realized $3I Scarlet fever
prevails to come extent at North Eaton.