The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-29
NH1oHRoRHooD NEWS.

SENECA CouETS O.-Henry Vincent lec-@
tured in Tifin, on the evening of the 18th,
on Cromwell and his Times -. The Adver-
tissr is publishiugscraps Of history from the
Seneca Patriot Of 1882, ). /. Judge Graves,
aged 80 years, died at his home in Eden
Township, on tie 7th inst... From the
Tribune we gathsE that as Hr. Brumbaee,
his wife and fourchildren, and Mrs Cham
berlain, were returning hOnls from TiAin, on
the 18th. after dark, the wagon ran into a
ditch, and Mr.. Brumbage was pitched out.
The,hOrses then started to run, but coming
10 contact with fence, all the others were
thrown out of the wagon. Mrs Chamber
lain was badly cut on the forehead and had
her nose broken. Mrs Brumbage was also
cut on the forehead severely but none of the
Children were hun, although 0ne was babe
but l0ur months Old. The accident occur
red On the McOntebeousvills road ... Mr..
Bruno. Smith, while walking with some
ladies, in Pifiu, on the night Of the ITth
inst was struck on the head with stone,
by one Ben Shrcashart, and Knocked down.
The blow cut large cash, but not danger
Gus injury shronehart was arrested next
day, and begged or saying he mistOOk Mr.
smithlfor some One else. Al fsw months in
Jail might improve bis temperament -. The
'ketbodists of FostOris have closed their
prOtracted meeting1. . DR., Ohas. JeWett de-
iivsree a tHDperance lecture at FOstOria, on
Wednesday evening "a hog weighing,
$50 pounds was bought by Foster, Olmstead
q CG.slast week. It was raised in Liberty
townShip =. They are having the VelOci-
pedefsver in FostOria. A Mr.. Wood of that
place has one nearly completed The editor
of the-Seneca Advertiser had two dollars, in
gold, paid tohim last week, on subscription !
Happy man.
WOOD County, os-Ths SsrEtres calls for a
Responsible brick maker to locate in Bowling
Green 1t says 500 900 brick viii be need
ed there this suOdmsr...A daughter of
JamesF. ohilcOte, Esq5 living near FREQ
port, was severely burned by her clothes
taking fire, while. playing near. fire in the
yard yzAbopt two weeks since. At last ac-
counts she was recovering The United
Brethren of Shiloh; have just completed a
neat, new meeting house. at that place -.
.JacOb gefFeFs and AnsoA Boehmer had a
difficulty at TOntogamy, on he2Ist inst, in
BEGINNERS house. He ordered Jeffers OHt
and followed him into the street, when JEFF
fers drew pistol and fired two shOts at Boeh-
sner, one OfRhieh lodged in bis abdomen.
The wound was thought to befatal.
,@SUMMIT COUNTY, O.-The editor of the
"-maanOth . Beacon, has had an orange
shown him that measured Is inches in cir
cumferance. He gays it was of che sour
variety. WsA, twas too bad to have it
skO,QHt to you Only,s. On the 18th inst, two
uiles.from WRdsWOrth, a freight train ran off
the track, and threw eight cars in ahe ditch.
No persons were injured, but sugars, teas,
cofees and other fixins were promiscuously
mixed up. :. On the afternoon. of the 1sth
inst, the residence of O. S. Treat, at Tall
nadge, was broken into by thieves, and a
quantity Of silver spoons &o., stolen. The
thieves were traced in the direction of Kent
=. Asa Fields, resident of Akron for Ozer
80 years died there on the 18th inst. He
Wss y years The dwelling aud
saesagef factory of Joseph Bssler, in AIFSn,
we're burned down On the 2OtB. Ai 4
DH4MFAIGN CoUNrE, O.-Onshe 18th inst,
a brakeman on the @. @. l. 1. R. R. named
Reynolds was caught between The cars Of a
freight train, and crushed badly He had
three ribs and his lslt hand broken. Hon.
Francis NJ. Wrightf aged s., died at his
residence in UrbanaOn the 18th. He was
buried with Masonic hOnors. 81 81
CoLUEBUs, Oh the Ohio tenitenliary,
about noon, on the Doth inst, James English,
a man recently convicted of murder in the
second degree, made an attack upon the
forems6S Mr.. PeRnell, with Ratchet, cut
ting Of piece of his skull and also fright
full cash in his neck. Mr.. Penuen had rep
rimanded him, several hours before, for not
doing some work right, and at the time Of
the attack Mr.. Pennen was STOPPING over
some machinery which he was adjusting,
near where English was at work. But for
the interference of other eonvicts Mr.. Pen
nell would no doubt, have been killed. As
it was the wound on his neck was regarded
as nearly fatal, while that on the head would
have been but that the membrane covering
the brain was not broken.
HANCOCK COUNTY, o.-The Jehersonian
says that Barney, Snyder 6-OO., of Findlay,
puTcHssed hog of Mr. Geo. PaId, last week,
that weighed 700 pounds. -. Mrs. ]. H. Will
SOD, of Findlay, slipped and fell on the 18th
inst, and dislOcatsd her right shoulder and
bfoke her arm = A saloon keeper in End
lay, is said to claim that he is philahthrOpist
upon The gcohud- that his business is to
eEeUate his fellow men,. The Findlay Jefer-
sonidn gives the current prices of produce in
that town in June, 1851, which we compare
with present rates given in the same paper,
as follows