The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11
Nr1oHnoREoop NEWS.

NEIeBBoREooD NEWS.
SENECA, Co., O.-The county real estate
valuation, as returned by the County Board
of ofEoualizationi is $40. .7IO, 5O3.-Levi Weirick
has received the appointment of postmaster
at Tifin, and the excitement is ended.-The
Mendelsohn Quintette Club are to give con-
cert in Tifin on the night of the 10Th
Elem Norris and John W. Wolf, while cutting
corn. Oh the ~ Y, got mad, when Wolf
undertook to cl'---7orriss' headEoff, but didn't,
for which unseemly act, he was bound over in
the sum of s2OO.-Levi Einsel, of Bloom
Township, who went with the Southern excur-
sionists, died suddenly of congestion of the
lungs, at Huntsville, Ala, on the 28th ult.
he was buried at his old home, on the 3lst.
The youth of the county number II, 400,
of whom 5S47 are white boys and 55O3 are
white girls-colored boys and girls 53.--Ja-
cob Wolf lost premisory notes, on the 2lst
ult., amounting to $4,000. He has warned
the public against purChasing.-Willie
Holt was thrown from wagon, the horses
attached to which had run away, on the I'd
inst, and was picked up insensible. He was
seriously injured.
HANCOCK, Co., O.-1he Touring mill of J.
Parker s. Co., at Findlay, was catered by
burglars and five sacks of -four stolen, on the
night of the 25th ult. J. Schwaabb and H.
Rob, were arrested. John Grouse, was bound
over to jail for inducing them to do it.-A
verdant youth living near Findlay sent $40
to New York to obtain 800 prize. When it
oame it cost him s29 more, and when he ex-
anined his package he found dozen cast
iron bag hooks, on which to hang his fortune.
Do such folks ever read the papers S39 spent
to find out what he could have learned for
81. Is it any wander that such bats always
catch gudgeons?
LoRAIN, Co., 0.-The Presbyterian Society
of Elyria gave an organ concert last week, the
proceeds of which were applied to benevolent
purposes.-The store of Sampsel, Clark &
Co., at Elyria, was entered by burglars, on
the night of the 9th, and S2S in money be-
sides cigars, &c, &C., stolen. Attempts were
made on several other stores the same night,
but beyond the breaking Of windows, they
did no damage, as they were scared of. They
escaped without capture.-They are to have
course of lectures, this winter at Wellington.
Willie Lane, stole some pocket diaries
from Goodrich's store in 0berlin, recently,
of on promise of good behavior in future. -
Carter Brothers Hardware store was entered
by burglars, on the night of the 28th, who
carried off lot of knives.-Gallentine has
been suspended from church.-A letter from
Hibernian source has been received at Ober-
lin addressed to James O'Connor, O'Berlin,
0'Hio.--E. L. Stevens, of Oberlin has been
appointed clerk in the Indian Bureau, at
Washington. Henceforth he will become
one of the draio-ers in the bureau-Mrs.
Longley lectured at Oberlin, last week, to
fair house. Her lecture was well spoken of.
CRAWFORD, Co., O.-Bucyrus and vicinity
is still troubled with thieves-The boot
and shoe store of Woodside Brothers, of Ne
vada, was entered by thieves on the night of
the 3lst, but one of them received shot in
the head, and with two others was arrested.
The citizens talk Of organizing vigilance
ommittee.-Stephen Crawford was thrown
from a wagon in consequence of the wheel
dropping into a rut, on the evening of the I'd,
and fell upon his right arm, breaking the
large bone of the wrist and forcing the head
of the smaller bone through the skin. He
E,,,L
serious and painful. A. Cohkle, was
thrown from buggy, near Gallon, on the
I'd, and had his thigh broken His horse had
run away.
SUMMIT, Co., OIL. S. Everett, editor of
the Akron Times died from congestion of the
lungs, on the 3Oth ult., aged 75 years. He
was well-known and much respected.
eral weeks ago, a ten year old boy broke into
he store of Switzer & Bro, in Conventry, and
stole various articles. He was by accident
discovered last week-Andrew Daley, was
seriously injured by fall, in the rolling mil
at Cuyahoga Falls, on the 26th ult--AI
Hollow E'en was fully observed in Akron by
the "boys."
HURON, Co., O.-The contract for laying
the water pipes in Norwalk, has expired
the parties having failed to "do duty"-
Enos Rose, formerly of Monroc1ille, died al
Waukegan, Illinois, on the 3lst. He was bur
ried at MOnrOeville, by the Masons.- -Georg,
Farr, while engaged hauling slaves, fell from
his load, on the I'd, and part of the load fell
ing on him, his wrist was broken.-Prof
Magner, the great horse tanner, is to be il
Baptist church, was thrown from his buggy
on the 4th, but was not seriously hurt. Tn.
horse ran away. The Reflector says, Nj
G. purchased the horse with the understand
ing that it didn't run away "worth a cent?
but he already knows of three times it ha
done so-toOrth about fifty dollars each "A
Theodore Williams was returning to Norwali
from Monroeville in carriag on the 4th
Just as he had crossed the bridge near Under
hills mill, a runaway team, with a lumbe
wagon attached, run into his carriage, tearin
of two wheels and throwing Mr.. W., out O
the opposite side, but not injuring him. Tn
runaways run off the bank, on the opposit
side of the road, and were piled up at tn
bottom of the bank, with the wagon. Som
men engaged at the waterworks, repaired
the scene, and while engaged in extricatin
the horses, Mr.. NicKerson was kicked b
one of them and knocked senseless but fortu
nately not seriously hurt. He was able to b
round the next day.-Two children of NJ
7. NJ. Webb, of Norwalk, died within fou
days of each other, from diptheria, last weel
/ Hats ready trimme for one dollar
at Mrs Quinn's.
THE "vARUNA" TRAGEDY.