The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-11-08

A car company is talked OF at Lima.
Court convened again on Wednesday.
A skift Of snow on Thursday morning.
A paper is to be started at Gresn Springs.
NIL sharp has returned from his trip
West.
Eleven marriage licenses wers Issued last
month.
A new stock of whips at DIllOns. Call and
get one.
Mrs. a. H Rice returned from the West
last week.
CIR Rsdway Of the Erie Dispatch was in
the city this week.
A Bee Keepers Association at Lindsey is to
be organized on the 10Th.
A young son Of DR.. Corey died of membrane
Gus Group on Tuesday last.
The Hess House at Freeport was opened on
Wednesday night with ball.
The fremen turned out yesterday to attend
the funeral of Chrictian Hooke.
Will N Carlton is to give an entertainment
of readings in Clyde on the I'D.
Track laying on the Lake Erie and Lous-
vile Railway has been completed.
We are indebted to A. P Frary Of San lie
20, Cal, for late California papers.
F. Schermer of Cincinnati has taken charge
of the National Hotel in sandusky.
The Register complains that Sandusky is
furnished with gass Of poor quality.
The financial policy of the country will con-
tinue unchanged for four years more.
There is a good deal of unnecessary talk
about the disease, termed milk sickness.
Lieut.. Chance Of the Q. S. A., and wife are
home from Fort Rice to spend the winter.
All Hallow Zen passed of with but little
raidiug of small boys on cabbage. patches
Vocal snd instrumental Concert at Nam
moth Hall, Friday evening, November 18th.
The handle factory recently destroyed by
fire at Sandusky, is to be immediately rebuilt
The Social Club viii give the frst party Of
the series at Shomo's Hall, next Tuesday even
ing
Deacon Fred imagines. that eligible beaux
are scarce in Findlay, since he became bene-
dict.
Quail are plenty in this vicinity and sports
men are kept busy. Rabbits are also quite
plenty.
A new band is talked Of here, and IS they
viii need new instruments, prepare to be
liberal.
Saloon keepers are now 50 disguised with
Greeley's picture thai they hang it bottom
side up.
Ex President Fiuney, of obsrliu, has pasr-
cd his eightieth birth day. and still continues
to preach.
wilmer is willing to "enjoy the good the
gods provide" and he don't care anything
about majorities.
A movement is en- foot among the citizens Of
Toledo, looking to the abatement Of the steam
whistle nuisance.
Another crash towel, and another news
paper will be added as elevating agents TO
bustles This winter.
Christian Hocke, proprietor of the VIM.
Tell House in this city, died of consumption
on Tuesday morning.
A little son Of Early Rice of Lindsey, cut
one of his fiHgsrs SO severely last week that
amputation was necessary.
The Lake Erie and Louisville Railway Com
pany are enlarging their round house, 50 that
It viii admit two more engines.
VIM. Hudson of Plymouth had his pockets
rihed and fome money stolen, while he was
trying on a new suit, one day last week.
Van is alarmed for our safety. BE has the
advantage Of us. His safety is assured, for
people don't tread on skunks-H they can
avoid it.
The bones of red skin were unearthed
near Bloomingville, Erie Co., one day last
week, and the citizens now sit up nights to
talk about it.
Stop in at DHlon's. and see the handsomest
Cook Stove ever exhibited in Fremont. Coal
stoves-at half price. Cooking and Heating
Stoves in large variety and at low figures.
David Rice of Elnnore while duck shooting
on the marsh on the 29th, discharged one bar
rel of his shot gun prematurely, and shattered
one of his fingers so badly that part of it
had to be amputated.
& young gentlemsn in oberlin went to sec
his sweet heart, the other night, and on his
way home tried to catch one of those black
and white kittens. A little grave in the gar
den contains his clothes.
Wm. Falkner Of Lima was run over by the
cars one day last week, and seriously injured
Another young man of that place, named CAL
Iahan, met with similar accident at Dayton,
and was so badly injured that he died soon
after.
The N. Y. Manufacturing Co., q Courtlandt
Street, New York, have established an 'Em-
porium of Novelties" and utilities for every
day use. Agents, male and female. wanted
everywhere, see their advertisement in another
column.
Mrs. Ellsworth, residing on butternut ridge,
and her mother, Mrs. Everett, were both
buried within the past week. Cause Of death {,
milk sickness. Mr.. Ellsworth and one child,
who were both very sick with the same disease
have recovered
At Junction, Paulding County, on the Slst
ult. a man named Richardson was knocked
down and stamped and kicked by one Nc
T.owap. to such an extent that he died in a
few minutes. MCGOWAN escaped but was
afterwards arrested.
A wandering beggar was of some use in
Mansfield, one night last week. He took
lodgings in 8. barn, and in the morning found
a lot of dry goods covered up with him in the
bav. He reported to an officer, and the stolen
goods were restored TO their righful owner.
On the night of the llth Of October, Carson
Abrnes of Danbury Township, Ottawa oOun-
Nv. was found lying in an inseusible condition
near Mud Creek bridge. It is suppose that an
attempt was made to rob him. He had two
uslv wounds in the head and his pocket book
had been taken. It is feared that his injuries
NAV prove fatal as he is still in very critical
condition.
The Napoleon Signal says: "a German,
living few miles across the river, was taken
with bleeding at the nose and mouth on Sun
dav and the family tried to stop it by pump
inc water on the back of his head They kept
his head under the pump nearly all day, and
until. it is thought by some, he was chilled to
death. 1t is more than likely, however, that
be had burst blood vessel. and that this was
the real cause Of his death.
Foster g. Co. Is bank at Fostoria, had a mar
row escape from fire last week. One Of the
clerks in lighting a match set fire to the lining
If his coat, as is supposed, then hung it up
near the safe against a wood partition, before
retirjne for the night. Soon after, he and the
cashier thought they smslled something burn
,np. returned to the Office and found several
coats and umbrellas burned up, and the parti-
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