The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01
NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS.

SUMMIT Co, O.-Horace Greely is to deliv.
er the agricultural address at the Garretsville
fair, in September.-Miss Ada Capron, Of
Akron, was thrown from buggy, on Thurs
day of last week, and severely injured.--The
] Beacon, office at Akron, was damaged by fire
last week, to the extent of about $780,
The preliminary examination of Godfrey
Lemler, the man charged with the murder Of
H. ]. Kepler, at East Liberty, was commenced
last week at Akron,
CRAWFORD Co., GA kicking horse injured
several persons at camp meeting in Bucyrus.
one day last week.-Mr. c. G. Roup, of Bu-
cyrus, was slightly wounded by stray shot,
from gun, in the hands Of an unknown per-
son, one day last week.-A son of John
Stewart, of Bucyrus, was seriously injured by
a coal oil explosion, few days since-Con-
siderable damage was done, in Vernon town
ship, by a storm, week before last
HANCOCK Co., o.-Mr. John Lookabaugh
of Findlay, fell from a wagon, one day last
week, and broke three of his ribs.-A Find
lay bus collided with freight car, the other
day. The driver was slightly injured, and
the bus somewhat demoralized.-Mr.
George Alspach, of Marion township, one of
the oldest residents of the county, died very
suddenly at his residence, on Friday morning
of last week.-Mr. LIE O'Harra, of Findlay,
had his shoulder dislocated by being run over
by wagon, one day last week--Sharpers
having wooden goods for sale, are victimizing
the farmers of this county.
SENECA Co., O.-The NJ. E. Church, at Tif-
fin, is to give an excursion to the Soldiers
Home, in Dayton, on the 9Th of September.
Several persons were hurt at barn rails
ing in Tifin, on Thursday of last week. One
man named Hogan was seriously injured
A grape party from Tifin, is to visit the
islands on the Sth.-Mr. N. Umsted, has
COW that averages thirty-fve pounds Of milk
each day.-A boy named Wauk, in Seneca
township, was seriously injured, one day last
week, by runaway team.--A little daugh-
ter of Daniel Martin, of TIffin, was severely
injured one day last week, by falling from a
swing.-A lodge of Odd Fellows has been
organized at Adrian.-Henry Pennington
recently had difficulty with grocer named
,Ruchtel, of Fostoria, and was charged with
having stolen Mr.. BIS, pocket book with $50
in it. He was arrested, demanded trial, and
was examined before the Probate Judge, who
held him in $500 bonds, but failing to give
bail he was sent to jal-A gentleman re-
Gently had tooth pulled, in Tifin, the pain
from which had produced temporary lock
law. It took two dentists to open his mouth
and pull the tooth. Afterwards, hemorhage
set in to such an extent that the man came
near dying before the bleeding could be efec-
tually checked.-The Star goes for the o.
S. 81 C. r. R., for its meanness in promising
one of the citizens of Tifin, who had arranged
for an excursion, that it would assist him all
it could, and not permit the getting up of any
other excursion from that point until after
Sept. Sth, the date of the excursion arranged
for After the gentleman had get ten out his
bills, the agent of the company announced an
excursion to take place ten days earlier, in
Contravention of his agreement. A very
small business, truly, and not censured any
more than it deserved to be.
VAN VERT Co., GA gang of scamps are
carrying petty thieving to considerable ex-
tent; about Van Wert.-Surveyer Rimer,
and four others, were poisoned by Sumac,
while at work in Bear Swamp, near Van
Vert, last week-A stable belonging to
James Hipshire near Van Vert, was fired by
boys playing circus, one day last week, and
entirely consumed.-A German named
Muntzinger, and step daughter, we're thrown
from wagon near Van Vert, on Friday of
last week, and severely injured "A man
named Heitzler, of Van Vert, was arrested
last week for adultery, and on examination
bound over to court.-Boys in Van Vert in
dulge in the careless use of fire arms on the