The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

IOE1Is co6SsI. b.-Tbs 05srlih Ga.
Light Company, with capital stock OfS5O,-
0g0 has been Incorporated -. @. h. Dooiit.
tie and NJ. W. Pond, Esqs, of Bellevue,
have located at Oberlin H E. Mussey Of
Elyria, cheesemsker, sold his stock ofcheess,
a tsw days since, at % cents per pound. .....
Two young men were arrested, short time
since, at Wellington, for plundering the
dwelling of Mr.. DeMsry, at North worth
ington. One of them was held to bail in
the sum of $780, the other was discharged.
- Uaole Toms Cabin, was performed By
the Thespians, at Wellington rscsntly, and
Esswell received The dedication of the
United Brethren church, al Henrietta, has
beer postponed until the 1Ith of April.
On the I'd inst, the dwelling house Of Mr..
Robson, in Ridgeviiie, vas entered by
thieves, aud $50 bonds amounting to $3.50,
acoat hat, pair ladies shoes, and several
articles Of iewslry were stolen. Supposed
70 have bees shlelsn by soma one Sequaintsd
with the family secrets.
RICHLAED COUNTY, GA number Of cases
Of liquor selling we're disposed of by the
court, a is recent session. A fnsof fifty
dollars and cssls 9as the izdg aisai in each
case 50 lisssia 4 AIysrdoh srs abcut e
establish Hames Factory at Plymouth.
They viii commence operations in April.
,s..A daughter of D. W. Gibbs, living west
Of plymouth, fell from a chair, on the I'd
inst. and brOks AsF shoulder bone. :. james
HamPsher, of Medina, is to open out a
Bholesale Hardware establishment at Mans.
field, about the hrst of April -..J. Bruce,
took Che premium Tor the poorest skating at
the Mansfield Rink, on the lSt inst. The
Herald thinks he did the mesuest skating
ever aesn in that section Of the stste. The
people Of Mansfsld, on the 9th alt, voted
TO levy tax for the purpose of building
one or more School Houses. The vote wac
253 for, to As against...- Psymsster Elisha
W. Dpnng The g. s Navy, died at Mans.
isld, on the 26th ultI The deceased vas IN
.his 18th yeaF....Fwo Gsgmans, aamed
ChArles shrOes and Charles HammeT, tried
their hands at wrestling in beer shop, in
Mansfield, or als Bight d She ash got
sagry and fought. Hammer drew a knife
and cut shrOer across the abdomen, infiict-
ing a severe, and dangerous. though not
necessarily fatslEpr4ad Hammer was ar
rested and held to bail. - Amos Sibert, q
yOHBg man from Aians6sldg was tried for
burglary, at Bncyrus rAsentsy found guilty,
and sentshesd lathe Psaiisntiary fOs four
years
gHAiErtIIE GoUETT, o,-Brs. Mary Vance,
widow. of the late aGofeFbor Fsnce, died at
her residence in Urbans on the 9th ult.
sged IS years. Some s0pe thEsw Ratpne q
drunken man, 81 Us.5ana o. the night of /
the 27th ult., which struck him on the head
cutting an ugly cash, and lkn6ekiDg him
down. - Thirty blOOded horses will be sold |
IS the stables of Geo B. Daalap, two niles
nosshof prbans, on the 24th inst.- Miss |
Mary Hslmick, noticed last week, as having 4
been SO Badi5 bsEed WhGe Attempting 70
start fre with coal oil, died on the 26th. |
1dlleIRing, who was badly burned while |
attempting 70 sllbdus thsliilmeS is cut Of
danger, Her hands ai1dsdFms win be badly |
diskgured ..-.JOhR Snyder, of Westville has
invented three vbsel0e v YeluOipsdes q 81
8 WmLIAxs COUSTT, o.-on the I'd inst,
load Of Ice Eaa upset near Bryan and, lsll |
apou the driver, Jacob RhiRshart, breaking
bis arm and otherwise bruising him Bryan
Is At work for 4neR railroad. a meeting is to |
be held at the Court HoHse on the llth. -.
The Bryan Normal Academy viii commence
its sFFihg term on The isth...,A horse al
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