The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-29

MCA5AC4 oAAhCCn BO0AAo Cu1Is
Stars that never set-roostars. By the as
sistance Of their partners they are hen-ablet
10 avoid that unpleasant duty.
Lester Cone, of MonroeSille, had his leG
broken by jumping from a train while in m
ton, on Wednesday Of last week.
Two men escaped from the Fulton county
jail, on the 10th Vigorous efforts were made
to recapture them, but without success.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Miss II. L. Thompson, which appears this
week. Her stock of milhnary is complete.
Persons wishing handbiIls or circulars
printed for the fair, should give US a call We
are prepared TO 6ll all orders with promptness.
Solomon Fries of Wood county, on "a acres
of swaiI land, which he had underdrained,
raised this year ia bushels of wheat or % "a
bushels per acre.
5Er. Solomon Parker, has our thanks for a
basket of very fine luscious grapes, which
were duly appreciated. They were of the
Concord variety.
The New York Circus viii make its advent
on Saturday. Get your dimes ready. 1t will
show on the vacant lot upon Oroghan rect
corner of Wood street.
There Is a Rev. Henry Wilson in Jail in
Shelby county, Indiana, who has seven wives
living, and it Is not thought that all have
been heard from yet.
At Findlay, on the 2Oth, two horses ran
away with two boys, who had ridden them to
water. Boys were thrown off and one had an
ankle and the other thigh broken.
Mr.. Pennen, while out west recently, OBJ
tained young buffalo calf It viii be among
the animals on exhibition at the county fair
next week. As curiosity it viii be worth
taking look at.
Forty thousand pounds Of peaches have been
shipped from Fremont this year. Fruit culture
in this vicinity is increasing,and in few years
the shipments viii equal those from any point
in Northern Ohio.
They claim TO raise pumpkin in Wood
county which will last seven years. Doubt
less they have some pumpkin-heads over there
which are great deal older, and have not i'm
proved any by age.
One Of those sample chaps has been swind-
ling people about this county. OF course peo-
pie who don't read the papers never know Of
the existence of such games, except by an ex-
penGve experience.
One Of the boys at the Orphan Asylum, at
Flstrock, was severely injured last week, by
being caught in moving machine while in
motion. He was terribly lacerated and one Of
his arms was broken.
John Moran, Of Upper Sandusky, was found
dead at the foot of the stairs in a hotel at
Kirby, on the morning of the 2Oth. He had
been intoxicated, and it is supposed he fell
down the steps and was killed.
Van IS engaged IN writing a new song
which will delineate recent adventure of the
authors with Grsnger's bear. The refrain to
the song is sRoI me up in buffalo robe, and
carry my pants to the tailor's."
The Gazette denies that the small pox has
broken out in Medina, and says several persons
who had been vaccinated moved TO Medina
for short time-that the vaccine worked ad-
mirably and that is all there is of it.
Bob Logic, partial to debate,
Fond of disputing, soon and late,
(And somewhat eeOtistieal)
Maintains that "knock-down" arguments
Should be employed on no pretense,
Because they are sO-fst-ical.
While loading cars on the Northern divis-
ion of the L. S. & NJ. S. R. R., last week, Dan
iel Overmyer, who resides near Lindsey, was
knocked of the train, and one Of the cars
passed over his leg and mashed it so it had to
be amputsted.
On the 18th, while Thomas Bingham, of
AshtabuIa county was cutting corn with
reaper, he run upon his little boy, who had
followed him to the field, and before he could
check the machine. it had cut off both the
childs legs between the ankles and knees. It
died from loss Of blood.
A Toledo youth visited Napoleon on the
I'm, and getting drunk got into buggy and
rode about the streets insulting ladies. He
was finally arrested, fine $3.50 and afterwards
discharged, when the husband of one of the
ladies he had insulted went for him, and
would have "put a head on him" if it had not
been for the interference of officers.
4 man recently arrived in Putnam county
from East Tennessee who had with him his
wife and three children. They had walked
all the way, and the man had trundled all
their effects, together with the youngest child,
in a wheel-bargow of his own making, all the
Tay. They were twenty-five days on the
way. He claimed that he could not make
fifty cents per day there and so left.
Edwin Downs, of Madison township, paid
dearly for experimenting with gun, on the
18th. He placed his foot on the hammer and
blew into the muzzle, to see if the gun was
loaded His foot slipped and the gun went of
the charge entering his mouth and knocking
ont all the teeth on one side of his lower jaw.
The bail lodged under the skull bone back of
the iuguIar vein. He is recovering.
J.N. desires us to remark, which we do
with profound respect for his ability TO sus-
tain so great weight, that he assumes all the
preiudice and bears all the pressure, occasion
ed by the failure Of the people to come out
and hear his great truths. But he don't blame
anv body-he viii meekly continue "under a
elouds until truth shines forth in all its gran
dear to illuminate the people He has depar-
ted. and taken his mantle with him. May he
continue departed
Peters Musical Monthly for October is at
hand. contsining fifteen beautiful pieces OF
,,usic. printed from full sized music plates. 1t
o.n he had for thirty cents. The Publisher
also offers to send, postpaid, for one dollar
.iv hack uumbersr containing from ninety to
o.s hundred pieces Of choice new music, worth
II least $50. Send your order to the Publish
ell Peters, 599 Broadway, New YOrk,and
our word for it. you viii get your moneys
worth.
In Clay township. Ottawa county, the spir-
;+.-demons-have commenced operations.
The family of q Mr.. Cooley are the victims
The family live IN log Louise, and for sever
Al weeks past, according to the cO''rier, have
hem the sport Of unseen agencies. Dishes
bsvs been thrown around, fires have been
SuiIs IN the stoves, meals cooked, chairs moved