The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-01

, night of last week, and dragging the foreman
from his bed beat him in shameful manner.
They were arrested.
HANCOCK, Co, O.-The Apply Concert
Troupe are to be in Findlay on the 18th of
December Thieves and highwaymen are
causing trouble in the country about Findlay.
Rev. Hooper has severed his pastoral con-
nection with the Lutheran Church at Findlay.
Deacon Fred, Of the Courier, is living on
venison steak.-The local of the Courier has
interviewed the Goddess Of Fashion.
OTTAWA Co., O.-Judge Sloan is anxious
that Port Clinton should hold big railroad
celebration. IL Clark of the Nes0s lameuts his
poverty and appeals to delinquent subscribers.
The editor of the Oak Harbor Erponent
censures an old lady for picking live geese in
October
DELAWARE, Co, GA corn phenomena has
been discovered in Scioto township While
Mr.. CronkIeton of Liberty township was fell
ing trees in the woods short time since, the
wind blew a tree the wrong way and it fell on
two horses, killing them instantly, and came
near killing Mr.. C. and daughter
ware is to have a thanksgiving concert--
A gift enterprise was squelched in Delaware
last week, it being pronounced lottery
The Sabbath is not properly respected in Del
aware.-Elisha Gallant, an old and well
known resident of Radnor township, was
killed by vicions colt one day last week.
A lad named Crane, ivingin Porter township,
was thrown from horse and fatally injured,
few days since.
SUMMIT Co., O.-The Beacon was full of
the Hunter murder again last week.-Mr. |
Margaret Donald Richey, died at Cuyahoga
Falls, last week, at the advanced age of one
hundred and three years.
FULTON Co. O.-Mr. Alexander McClatchie |
died at his residence near W Wauseon on Sun
day of last week.--On Thursday of last week
Mr.. Jinks Morey, of Royalton, township, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself with rope.
He had been known to have spells of despon-
dsncy, and in one Of these fits took his life.
CRAWFORD Co., O.-On the 26th inst, the
granery of Mr.. j. Zook, in Todd Township,
was broken into and quantity of seed stolen.
Mrs. T. johnson of Bucyrus, was severely
injured by falling down flight of stairs few
days SINCE Clothes line thieves prowI about
Bucyrus.
RIoHLAND Co., GA mule team ran away
in Mansfield one day last week, but there be-
ing No teams on the street, no damage was
done. Had such an accident occurred on our
streets, the damage would have been fearful.
The business houses in Mansfield will be
closed on Thanksgiving day.-The Store of
]. Gudman, at Mansfield, was burglarized on
Tuesday night of last week, and about $500
worth of silks and other goods stoIen.-The
course of home lectures, at Mansfield, will
commence on Friday of next Henry
of Mansfield, was thrown from
wagon, one day ast week, k,and instantly killed
The third annual reunion of the SD regi-
ment, o. V. L, viii be held at Mansfield, on
the 2lst of December. A barn at Mansfield,
together with horse and two COWS, was de-
stroyed by fire, on Saturday of last week. Loss
about $500.
ERIE Co., O.-The delegations from San
dusky and Milan, that have visited towns
along the ilne OF the proposed Wheeling and |
Lake Erie Railroad report everything in a
very favorable to the success of the
project.-The new high school building in
Castalia, is nearly completed John Nc
Germ, policeman in Sandusky, died of heart
disease, on Saturday morning of last week.
Farmers about Bloomingville, are troubled
with dogs killing their sheep.
VAN VERT Co., O.-U. S. Wise, of Van
Vert, has yearling calf tnat weighs 942
pounds.-A saw mill, belonging to John A
Smith, in Liberty township, was destroyed by
fire, on Sunday OF last week.-Three stacks
of hay, belonging to Mr.. Vance, near Van
Vert, were consumed by fire, on Sunday of
last week.