The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-13
Readables.
Bowling Green has the scarlet fever.
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Bowling Green has the scarlet fever.
The Catholics of Bellevue intend building
new church.
-Four buildings were burned in Toledo, Ol
Monday last,
The premium list vii be arranged for publ
cation next week.
Royal japanese Troupe at Mammoth Hal
on Tuesday night next
The Tifin Tribune issued daily during
the fair at that place this week.
Tifin is a great place for drunken pedlars
Six were arrested there last week.
Go to Mammoth Hall, Tuesday night next
aud see the Royal japanese Troupe.
The Board of Health, Of Akron, denies that
there is any small pox in that city.
They are laying the gaspipes in the streetI
of Kenton, preparatory to lighting up.
The dwelling of S. N. Terrey, near Tontog-
any, was destroyed by fire, on the lst inst.
The Findlay Courier fair daily was a sue
cess We acknowledge tie receipt of copies.
Sixty-sight miles of the Mansfield and Cold
water road, are now graded and ready for the
ties.
Hi. Burgoon and wife of tlis city started
west on Tuesday morning for a four weeks
tour
The work of laying ties on the Mansfield
and COldwater Road viii begin on the Ist of
November.
The Fosters, who were on trial at Medina,
last week, for committing the Gay robbery,
were acquitted.
son of William Guthrie, of Elmore, fell
in a well on the SOth, but fortunately escaped
with triAing injury.
The dwelling Of Daniel Newton, Esq, at
Perrysburg, took fire on the 2sth, and was
considerably damaged.
Wauseon is looking for new railroad to
be built from Detroit through Adrian to that
place, thence to Fort Wayne.
The first Horse Fair Of the Hardin County
Trotting Park Association viii be held on the
18th, 18th and 20th Of the present month
Rev. E. Keller, OF Bellevue, was badly in
jured last week, by being kicked in the face
by his horse. His skull was slightly fractured.
On the night of the 2sth ult, the shoe stere,
of Thos. B. ConnOr, OF Monroeville, was burg
larized, and about $3.50 worth boots and shoes
stolon.
The Royal japanese Troupe is the best
troupe of the kind travelling, and all who at
tend its exhibitions will be well repaid for do
ing SO,
Huron County Musical Association will
hold its 9th session at Townsend Center, COM
mencing on the 2Sd inst, at 10 o'clock, and
continuing five days.
A gallant youth, at New Haven, Conn, re-
stored lady to herself at once. recently She
had tainted; he bit her ear, and she sat up and
punched his head for him.
Mcconnell & Zugschwerts' clothing store, at
Ada, Hardin county, was burglarized on the
9th ult. The fellows who did it were caught
and lodged in the county jail.
A black snake five feet four inches long at
tackled John Shannon, of Pleasant township,
Seneca county, while at work in lis woods,
recently. He succeeded in killing it.
Milton Center, Wood county, has sensa-
ton. A married lady, from 10 to 50 years of
age, has eloped with her nephew, a young
lad. And her husband has eonoludsd to let
'em went.
The Methodist Society Of Bellevue, is in a
prosperous condition. An debts upon the
church have been paid, and only a debt of $3.50
remains against the parsonage, that is not due
till next spring
Frederick Frosh, living in Harris township,
Ottawa county, died suddenly, on tbs 3Otb.
in commissions, supposed to have been caused
by poison. He had tried to procure arsenic at
Elmore, but failed.
Subscribers still in arrears will please call
and pay up. We need our money, and if
they think they have had the use of it long
enough, II would accommodate US very much
for them to hand it in.
Fred Glessner has our thanks for a compli-
mentary to the Hancock county Fair. We
should have profted by it and visited, but our
own county fair occurring at the same Tins,
prevented the good intention.
A dwelling house belonging to Benz. Vro.
man, near Monroeville, was burned to tbs
ground, on the ID inst. The fire is supposed to |
have resulted from incendiarism, as the house
had not been occupied for some time
When putting up your stoves for the cOld
spell just coming on, see th0t your chimneys
are all right, and your pipes secure, and you
may be saved the trouble Of an extra fire |
when you are not prepared to attend to it.
The priries in Liberty township, Wood
county, have been on fire, the past week, and /
much destruction of property resulted. Acre |
ofland resemble vast slumbering coal pit, and
the soil will be burned down to the hard clay. |
A dead man was found in a barn belonging /
to Barnhardt Kline, near Bellevue, on We'd |
nesdsy morning of last week. It is supposed
that he went into the barn to sleep, was takeR
sick and died before he could call for assistanes.
By the explosion Of a coal oil lamp, in the
Steese House Block, at Akron, on the evening
Of the Both, that block came near being rs-
duced to ruins. As it was a loss Of nearly
$1,000 occurred before the fire could be STAYED
Edward Lewis Morton, residing near Van
Vert, took down gun which he tested by
blowing in it. bis foot slipped from the ham
mer, as usual in such cases and the ball en-
tered his mouth and lodged in the back of hi
skull killing him instantly. He was in hil
eighteenth year.
A young man named Starr, of Carey whs
was attending some swine at the Hancocf
County fair, was bitten by an angry hog, on
Thursday of last week. The wound was in
the ankle, and the animals tusks penetrated
through the boot leg and flesh into the bone,
inAicting a very severe wound.
The gleanings from our exchanges of ths
past week are very m eager. They were all
engaged firing last shots at each other, and
local matter had to give place to political
Now that the battle Is over, and the smoke q |
the conflict cleared away, VIC expect a better
return for tho labor Of exploration.
A Aslndusly county painter, while stopping
a. the National Hotel, In Toledo, on the nigbs
of the Sd inst, was robbed Of $50 in green
backs. He had INDUCED in too much VINE,
and incautOusly displayed his weIl-flled
purse, and its depletion was the consequences.
he afterwards "gOt on a drunk" and va
locked up, but permitted to depart on prOzlis
Of going home 70 his family. J.