The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-11-10
NHIeHBoRHooD NEWS.

SENECA Co., GA small bay horse was
stolen from the stable of Samuel Ultz, at Tif-
fin, one day last week.-Dr. Crawford, of
Tifin, was seriously injured, few days since,
by being thrown from buggy.-Tifin is
Just now troubled with thieves.-Some sus-
picious characters pumped a green policem an,
IN Tifin, until he told them all he knew about
the city. As it happened they did not succeed
in doing any harm.-An effort is being
made to organize Reformed Church, at Fos-
toria.-A woman with child was lodged in
jail at Tiffin last week, on charge of incest
with brother.
WooD Co., O.-John Ross and Wife, of
Bowling Green were considerably injured, ,one
day last week, by their horse taking fright
and running away.-A man named Simons
is in jail, at Bowling Green, charged with set
ting fire to wood belonging to the D. & NJ. R.
R., near Oustar.-Bowling Green is agita-
ted now, with prospects of branch railroad
The house of George Pitcher, at Haskins.
was entered by burglars, onWednesday morn
ing of last week, and S4s5, in money stolen.
Mrs. James Campbell, who lives near
Bowling Green, was seriously, if not fatally
injured, few days since, by jumping from o
buggy while the horse was running.--Mr.
Forester, of Scotch Bidge, was injured one
day last week, by being thrown from wagon.
SUMMIT Co., GA boy named Richards, in
Akron, broke his collar bone, while at play, o
few days since.-James Russell, former
citizen of Akron, was killed at Davenport,
Iowa, on Friday of last week, by the cars
A baby was found on the door step of an Ak
ron citizen, few mornings since. A son OF
Stephen Hoot, Of Akron, received injuries at
the railroad shops, few days since, which
caused his death.-Mr s. Mrs. George Rey-
nolds, of Akron, celehrated their silver we'd
ding, on the 29th uit-An old man named
Seller, living Bath, deserted his wife a few
weeks since, and eloped with a young girl
who had been living in the family.
VAN VERT Co., OIL 100000 brick have
been made in Van Vert this year.-Sfr.
Benjamin Bowers, one Of the old residents Of
the county, died at his residence near Van
Vert on Sunday of last week.-A shooting
affray occurred at Convoy, last week.-A
Chicago refuge stole horse from livery
stable in Van Vert, lsst week, and took it as
far as Convoy where he abandoned it. The
thief is still at large.-A dusky gent, in Van
Vert, wooed, pale-faced maiden, and pro-
cured license for their marriage, but when
the time arrived the treacheroas girl withdrew
from the suit.
CRAwFoRD, Co, O.-Wilham Berth, OF Bu-
cyrus, was instantly killed, on Thursday Of
last week, by the accidental discharge of q
gun.--A literary society is in full bIast il
Bucyrus.-A planning mill belonging tc
Abraham Lance, at Nevada, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on the 4th inst.-The editor
of the Forum has been having diptheria.
DELAWARE Co., O.-Mr. Robert Ferguson
an old and well known citizen of Kingston
township, died at his residence, on Monda!
last, from injuries received from the kick of 1
hOrse.-A young gent in Delaware paid mint
dollars, one day last week, for an ak handle
He forgot to pay for it at the time he took it
Mr.. Miles Grady, living in Troy town.
ship, was thrown from buggy, one day las
week and seriously injured.
! RIoHIANp Co., GA sou OF Mr., JOIN