The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-19
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Mr. G. R. RsdWay Of the Erie Despatch was
in the city over last Sabbath.
Ex Governor Hayes has been spending a
few days in the city the past week.
A new paper called tho Independent Press
has been started at Madison, Lake county.
Two children Of Edward Preble,. who re-
sides near Fostoria, died recently with dyp-
liberia
Social at the Presbyterian church parlors on
Thursday night Of next week. Bear it in
mind.
Prof sufsrn is to hold Musical OOnven-
ton. at Ksntou. commencing on Monday
next.
sleighing was very good on Tuesday last,
and the jingling of the sleigh bells rose meTri-
Iy on the air
Nineteen hundred barrels of clover seed
have been shipped from Delta, Fulton county
this winter.
One hundred and eighty-four marriage IL
censes were issued in Hardin county during
the past year.
A man who has any local prido about him,
will take his county paper in preference to a
foreign publication.
In the Building Loan Association, at Upper
sandusky, at its last meeting the money sold
at premium of 20 cents
Mansfield is afflicted with highway robbers
at present, several persons having been assailed
and robbed. Some of the robbers have been
arrested
Dr. Harris, Of Bellevue, removed kernel
OF wheat from the eye Of Edward Rupert, near
Flat Rock. It had been in the eye eighteen
months.
BENZ. ~ Fairchild, of Delaware county, died
at the advanced age of IS years, on the 9th
ult. He had been resident Of the county for
fifty years.
John Clay, of Milton township, Ashland
county, pioneer, died on the lst, aged SO
years. He served at Fort Stephenson, under
Major Croghan.
Rev. A. B. Way, charged with forgery, was
arrested near Alliance, on the 7th. He had
twics escaped the clutches of the officers, but
is now in safekeeping.
A subscriber at distance, in renting for
1872 says at is like seeing al old friend
when get the Journal, and my wife thinks
she cannot do without it."
Mr.. S. Hitt, of Bellevue, was prostfated, on
Thursday night last, by an attack of apoplexy
and paralssis. He ives very low on Monday
last, with but slight hopes of his recovery.
Geo. Price, of Woodvine, an old resident Of
the county died on Tuesday morning last and
was buried on Wednesday. He leaves a
large circle of friends t. mourn his death.
Twenty-six new locomotives, coal burners,
have lately been purchased for the Lake Shore
division of the L. S. & II. S. B. number
have arrived and are now in use on the road.
The Chardon Democrat always Repubi-
can paper, has recently wiped out the name
Democrat and replaced It by Republican.
Henceforth it VIII be Republican in name as
well as in fact.
The explosion Of coal oil lamp, in the Ex-
change Bank, at Mohroeville, on the evening
of the sth, for time endangered the bank.
But the fire was extinguished before much
damage was done.
An exchange gives the followin recipe for
frosted feet: Take white oak leaves, place
them in a tight vessel and scald; set by to
cool; then wash the parts affected and you viii
find 4 sure cure.
We have received copy Of the Public
Ledger Almanac, published by Geo. W.
Childs, of Philadelphia. It is a very desir-
able work, but is only furnished to subscribers
to the Public Ledger.
Robt Kane, who met with an accident
a few weeks ago near Oak Harbor, while nd
ing on hand car and holding shovel before
him to scrape the frost from the rails, has
since died from his injuries.
A Mrs. Sheffield, living near Delta, was
burned to death on the 9th inst. She was
seventy years old, and lived alone, although
her children made every possible effort TO
have her live with them.
Farmers are referred to the advertisement
of West, Amsden & Co., who wish to purchase
100000 pipe slaves, Farmers can realize more
money by cutting their timber into slaves,
than they can by cutting it into saw logs
James Beason, Of Arcadia, was taken with
fit on the 9TH inst, and fell into big open
he place where a fire. was burning. The
sarm was given and Nj. .Beeson rescued. He
VS. however, severely burned on the breast
henry Teager, Of Upper Sandusky, while
returning to his home, on the morning of the
9TH inst, was knocked down and robbed of
S25. A. Keyler was arrested for the robbery,
and bound over on $780, Failing to give
bail ls was committed for trial.
Tolccommodate the Masonic Brethren of
Findlly and FOstoria, who contemplate at
tending the Lodge of Sorrow, the Lake Erie
and Louisville Railway expect to run q special
train on Friday afternoon, returning after the
Services have been concluded.
On Sat~-siay last, at the corner Of Front and
State streets, as buggy, in which was lady
and gentleman was backing out to turn. it
was run against by passing wagon and nm.
set. The occupants were thrown out. but for
tunately no injury resulted.
1t is reported that the Baltimore aI,a-onio
extension road from Pittsburgh, has been 10
Gated by usyof Canton and Wooster. If so
1t viii probably cross tine country from thence,
via, Ashland AMI Plymouth, where it will con-
meet with the Lake Erie Division of same
road.
D. Il. Pease, formerly Auditor Of Huron
County, died at Norwall, on the 18th inst, of
consumption. Mr.. Pease was a man well
known and universally respected. He was
ever foremost in every good word and work.
Society loOses a good man in the death of Mr..
Pease
Geo. Daugleson, who was engaged in q
whisky riot at Bellevue, recently, was tried
before the Common Pleas Court, at NorwaIk
on a charge of assault and battery, found gull
ty, fined $50 aud costs, and got ten days in the
county jail An application for a new trial
was refused.
At an election for officers, held last week,
by Steamer Mcpherson company, the follow
ing persons were chosen for the ensuing year:
Foreman, A. H Carr; First Assistant, Z.
Oches; Second Assistant, N. Smith; Secretary,
James Andrews; Treasurer, Ed Il. Underhin;
Engineer, Thomas Grimes.
The Fremont and Put-in-Bay Railroad
Company having been incorporated, notice is
given that books viii be opened for the sub
scriptions of stock to the capital of said COM
pany at the Office of L. Q. Rawson in this
city, and at the Office of ". B. Sloan, Esq, in
Port Clinton, on the 18th of February.
The Students Journal is the name of q new
iblication, just commenced in New York