The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-05-27

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was crippled for life.
A Mrs. Bloomer, of Weavers Corners, was
thrown from a wagon, one day last week, and
had her coIlar-bone broken.
Levi, the shoe maker, and champion Sun
day drunkist, eluded the clutches Of the Mayor
on Sunday by giving leg bail.
II is said third rail is soon to be put down
on the L. S. &M. S. R. R., its heavy business
requiring more facilities for shipment.
A tree in the woods on the east side Of the
river was struck by lightning on Monday
morning last, and shivered to pieces.
If YOU wish dental work done in the most
vkilIfuI manner, go to Dr. A F. Price. Office
on Front st. over Bank Of Fremont.
The editor of the Bellevue Gazette has been
eeqed. One of them weighed four ounces,
and measured FIVE by seven inches. The rest
were like unto it.
A man named Abner Yearger, while work
ing in a saw mill at Napoleon, last week, was
struck by piece of board, inficting severe
injuries.
A Clyde dentist was on a glorious drunk
in tbs city the other day. He may be all
y.ioht when at home but he was ternbly.wrong
while here.
We are indebted to P. H. Hurley, late OF
this city, but now Of Austin City, Texas, for
late copies of the State Journal published in
that city.
The old stairs way leading to the second
story of Tyler's block, corner Front & Croghan
Streets. has been removed and q new ones
put in its place
There is a mammoth sycamore tree standing
ON the bank Of the river near Upper San
duszy, which measures Al feet and II inches
in circumference at the base.
The Temperance Society OF Bettsville have
organized committee to take measures to
prevent the drinking of whisky at that place,
Winters Station and Kansas.
The body of an unknown man horribly
nauqled, was found on the railr Dad west of
Defiance, on the 18th. It is supposed that he
was run over by a freight train.
Mr.. Overmyer is now turning out about
seventy pounds of cheese daily, from his fac
tory an Lindsey. He expects soon to increase
the capacity to $50 or 300 pounds daily.
A House belonging to Jacob ston, in FL
more, was destroyed by fire, on Sunday morn
ing last. 1t was unoccupied, and is supposed
70 have been set on fire.
It has been suggested that the steeple Of
the new church is extending higher than is
owned by the society. But it may be doubted
IF anv person can dispute the title.
The wifs of a well known and respected
citizen, of Norwalk, deserted her home and
family. on Saturday the 14th. Not desiring
TO give unnecessary publicity to the affair, the
Reflector witholds the name of the family.
Chaplain Collier started, on Tuesday even
ing last, for Andersonville, to be present at
and participate in the ceremony of decorating
the Soldiers graves. he viii deliver the
oration.
Every horn in town must have been called
into use, on Monday night, to arm the horn
brigade, which was making exstatic music
but terrible noise, intended to dslight the
ears of some newly welded couple.
Two teams ran away on High street, Oolum-
bus. on the 18th, and created great eommo-
motion and considerable destruction. Three
wagons and buggy were hopelessly demoral-
lied, one lady severely injured and two men
slightly injured
An Oberlin Professor started for Cleveland
tbs other day, wearing bran new silk hat,
but Just as the train was leaving Berea his
head, which was thrust too far ont Of the car
window, lost its mounting, and the Professor
was obliged to enter Cleveland with uncover
cd head.
The st. Charles Hotel, Of Norwalk, Is win
ming reputation as one of the best, if not the
best, in the state, outside OF the largest cities
Its proprietors are gentlemen, who spare nc
pains to make the stay OF their guests pleasant
and comfortable Their tables are alway.
spread with the best, and supplied bountifully
Stop at the st. Charles.
There is a sympathetic tenderness in the
music of a cracked ACCORDION, which far ex-
ceeds the most powerful Opiate in soothing
restless sleepors. If you don't believe this,
lust try a dose. There is a chap In town who
win sit under your window and play al
night, asking no compensation whatever fol
his valuable services.
Rev. R. L. Chittenden, Of Elyrin, o., has
accepted call from the vestry Of st. PauIi
church, OF this city, and will begin his minis
terial services here about the 10th Of June
Rev. Chittenden oficiated as Rector Of ST
Pauls, some fourteen years ago. We congrat
ulate the vestry upon obtaining so able min
ister to supply the vacancy.
The hight Of the brick work Of the Presbyte
rian church tower, measures 9S feet from the
ground. The wood work viii be 90 feet abovr
that. making the entire hight Of the steepl'
from the ground lSS feet. The view from th'
stegple is especially fine, and commands thr
country for many miles Clyde can be dis
tinctly seen from position little above the
brick work.
If there be an individual in your neighbor.
hood who is known to have taken paper fol
a number of years,and who then wrote to The
Publisher to stop it, neglecting, meanwhile, tC
pay up, you can set him down as a mean ant
dishonest man, without doubt. We are sorry
to say there are several who have treated III
thusly, and they do not live a great wayl
from town either.
It is not enough to feed your household dai-
Iv while living, 50 far as you can do it you art
bound to see that table is spread for then
when YOU may no more sit beside it,-for jus
then they must need this provision.
That is a strong argument in favor Q
Life Insurance. I. NJ Keeler represents tn
old New England, and stands ready to Civ
YOU all the insurance you may ask.
Brother Balsley, of the Fremont Journn
iufin1ates that we are s'lazy." If he is in earn
est its all right-but we don't take any sue
iokes.-SigRGl
We were only punching your funny bon
to let the kts1aor out. "Only that and nothin
more
The business men OF Oberlin intend to max
the Both a gen eral holiday, by closing the
stores. So also Of Bucyrus. Could not on
business men suspend" for a while, on tbs
day, and unite in doing honor to the gallar
deadi