The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15
NHTeHRoRRooD NEWS.

HURON OoUSTY, o "A s1n Of Mr.. Weurtz
Of Oenterville, was thrown from q wagon,
on Christmas day and instantly killed.
Frank Stockmaker, reported killed In row
"iu Sherman township in our last paper is
alive and recovering. He wss at first
thought to be dead which gave rise to the
repOrt@ !. The Eorkmtn Of the Railroad
shops, 1t EOr1slk, presented Mr. IHili,
until recently m1ster Mechanic, of the @.
/ T. R. R., splendid silver tea set on the
91h irst. The set cost $4l7. The Fire
Department also presented him three silver
gOblets which cost $50. -. The Reflector
thinks We appreciate its locals. Certainly
when there Is anything to- appreciate.
1t takes considerable appreciation" to keep
even with the Reflector.
RidHL4Sp GousTTso.-Jobn 7. Glssser
has for % Yeas Published the Shield and
B,nnsr, at Msns6eld. At recent fair held
in that city, cane was 10 be presented to
the most popular editor and Mr.. Glessner
having received the most votes, was duly
presented with the cane, -.-- Levi Burgahei-
ser, aged 76 years, di ed at his residence,
pear Shelby on the 26th ult He bad been
q resident of the county for So years. 49,.
J.H, Cook has retired from the Wiler House.
Mesas Pool &eMeKee are his successors.
...-Thomas Daniels was accidently shot,
hear Olivesburg on the 3lst ult. A young
man named Hammond had attempted to dis
charge the gun but it hung Ere, when the
gun was lowered to fix the cap, and it went
of, some of the shot hitting young Daniels
in the face, He is out of danger. Plymouth
Building aud Loan Ass DciatiOn, has dis
posed of one sixth its shares within the fist
year and his consequently proven a very
profitable Investment -. Thopss Barkdoll,
Methodist minister. died at Shelby on the
4th inst. Mr.. BArkdoll, was well known.
aud much esteemed,
( L5RAIN COUNTY, o.-The improvements
upon the Episcopal church at Oberlin have
been completed, and the Standard Of the
Gross, is now published in the blsem sat Of
that edifics. = The ''Oolored L.adi es Mite
Society" of Obsrlin hiss contributed 400 TO
the American Missionary S ,ciety at New
York, for the purpose of Purchasing shoes
and stockings for the children in the o rphan
Asylum's of Georgia and North Carolina.
-. The measles are having the run of the
town in Wellington. The dwelling of
Edgar Peet near Wellington took fire last
week, but the fire was ex'inguished before
much damage was done. Mr., Peet, however
was nearly suffocated by the smoke.
GHAMfAI6S eouzfrJQ,4Theusw Sheriff,
entered npon his du ties on the 4th inst. ....
The people of Urban township voted to
levy tax of $4,000 in order to secure the
location of the agricultural College in that
township. The vote stood G35 for t, 100
against. .--- ThOs L. Pollok was robbed, at
Woodstock, on the q inst, of 1856. -.
Allie, Mary Vance, little daughter of Mr..
Wm.A Vance of West Liberty, was so badly
scalded on the 25th ut, that she died be
next day. .--- The saloon of Peter Miller in
prbaua was assajled bT p arty of roughs,
on the night Of the Cd inst. and the win
dows smashed and considerable other dam
age done. Warrants for thl arrests of the
parties been issued. One armed Jack, no.
totiousthief and jail breaker. was sent to
Columbus, from Urbana, to serve period
in the penitentiary.