The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-01


thus ct non comQti5l8, ct non appeara5uS, nir
oonle-a-rouse. and amt likely to put in an ap-
pearance for a week to come. "Put not your
faith in Fress-lnakers, henoeforth, Brother,
or they wiz put you 10 the rack, and pi'aioa
and Screto you beyond the point Of endurance,
all the while considering that they are merely
playing you rubber for a blanket, and that
they viii close their fingers on you and .fy
away before you can get ready 70 make an i'm
preston Don't allow them to impose on you
any more.
Samuel WaItner, Of Leipsic, Putnam Co.,
visited the Postofice at Roanoke, and obtain
ed a letter addressed to Caroline Walner,
which he said was his wife's name. But Sam.
ueI lied about it, and thus possessed himself
Of the 50. 80, which it contained Samuel re-
garded himself US secure, in that "stucll-in-the
mud" locality, but Commissioner Whites at
tention having been called to the matter, he
issued warrant which was placed into the
hand of Deputy Abbott, and was served ac-
cordingly. Samuel, under arrest, didn't feel
SO secure, and didn't believe it would be
healthy to go to Cleveland, and absent himself
from the stimulating beverages to which he
was accustomed. In fact Samuel refused to
leave his grocery, and SamuePs friends ad-
yised nina to stand on his rights, and proposed
to eight It out On that line" but better council
prevailing, Deputy Abbot was allowed to carry
of his man. They arrived in Cleveland on
the 24th, when Samuel was found to be in
such wilted condition that two whole glasses
Of whiskey had to be given him before he could
be got to jail When taken before the Com
missioner the same process had 70 be repeated,
and after the examination, it was the only ex-
pedient which could strengthen him so as to
get him back to jail. The Cleveland Herald
which gives the particulars, advises, as
means Of fstopping the liquor traffic in that city,
that all Putnam County be invited there on
the 4th, of July next.
We thought we had reached that point, in
deciphering chirography, which would enable
US to read a hens scratch; buta letter we re-
eeived from a correspondent at Woodville,
few days ago, has proven too much for US.
We give such items as we can make out:
Capt NGhfer, presides at the Post Office,
and makes an acceptable officer. The leaders
Of the town were stirred up with a sharp stick
by some one recently Zone of our correspond
ents, we guess-Ed,) and since then have NOV
ed Heaven and Earth, TO secure good sub
scription Of $4,000. On Friday the 18th, the
cannon sounded the joyful news that the road
had been located and was under contract. The
fight for the location of the Depot has com
menced. The progressive party favor Rice,
and four hundred dollar lots, with corner lots,
in proportion. Woodville promises to become
quitea city now. It was originally laid out
by A. E. Wood, member of Congress, who sue
eeeded Hon. B. Dickinson, father of the pres
ent member-[Would have been glad TO
give the rest of the letter, but could not de-
cipher it.
steinmetz, the muderer Of August Heck,
and who was sentenced to be hanged to-day,
on the 24th inst. made confession Of having
committed the deed. Heretofore he had
stoutly denied all outlines in the matter, and
in his confession disclaims any intention Of
numbering Heck when he shot in at the win
dow. That part of his confession will hardly
be believed. 1t will be remembered that
Steinm etz's COW got into Heck's garden, and
difficulty ensued, Heck being considerably
abused He had Steinnetz arrested, who was
fined, and snarting under the inAiction of
the fine, and excited by drink, that night he
went to Heck's House and fired into window
Heck awakened, got up and made recog-
nOisanee, and while looking through another
window, was wounded by thes second shot from
Steinmetz's gun, from which he died
Notice to Dealers I'm Prize Packages
Quite number Of persons are dealing in what
are termed '.Prize Packages" both of station
cry and candy. In addition to the stationery
or candy, each package contains some cheap
ring or toy. All dealers in such articles are
required to procure a "Gift Enterprise" IL
oense, which is 500 Ter year. Dealers in
these articles will do well to note this and act
accordingly, for after being arrested it may be
too late to profit by this information.
The Good Templars held an open meet
ing at their hall, on Tuesday evening. An ad-
dress was delivered by Mr.. Chance, of this
city. The attendance was such as to greatly
encourage members OF the order, the hall
being filed to its fullest capacity It is very
gratifying to see that an interest is being
Weakened, in the cause oftemperance These.
open meeting viii be repeated as often as once
a month and it is anticipated with good results
The following cases were disposed Of by
the Court of Common Pleas, during the week
ending on the 24th.
Z State Of Ohio VS. Giles Dwight. No cause Of
action.
Walter Nogglevs D K Hill, Judgment for
plaintiff $500
Roberts & shelddA-ys June & June, judg
ment by default, as to Daniel June.
Up. Ferguson VS. J. B. Sands, Judgment for
plaintiff s. -HtI. $1,000
Correspondents mast remember that un-
less they give US their real names, their COM
munications must gO-in the waste basket
They cannot go in the paper. The one signed
q Sall Purkins," comes under this rule. One
word for her" ear-the less attention you
pay to such matters, tho less you viii be both
cred by them.
Late Invention.
The following patents have been granted
through the agency OF Burridge & Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio:
E King-Field Fence. King & johnson
Chain. A White-Hat Block. H r Dick
son-Trade Mark N B Tyler-Saw Set. G
Haneline-A Animal Trade. H Simon-Velooi-
pede G L Morehouse- Trade Mark.
Burpert-I,antern. J V Woolsey-Spoke Po-
Usher H A Robinson-W Gather Strip.
r Kuight-Well Tube. L Bartlett-Culti-
ator. w Gillett- Magnetic Alarm, J V
Woolsey-spoke Machine.