The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-11-14
THE JOURNAL.
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FRIDAY, November II, 1873.
TOwKlND COUNTY MATTERS.
those who advertise.

meat IN another column,
Pork packing establishmsnt are being p
in order for their annual crop.
Snow fen on Tuesday and Wednesday, an
the prospect was somewhat wintry.
60 to Lsppleman's and buy Mr.. Samuel
Edwards Black Swamp bear stories
Would it not suit our business men to clos
their stores on Thanksgiving Dayf
Ohe hundred and thirty buildings have beel
erected at bellevue the past season.
The L. E. al. R'y company are putting al
iron roof on their ware house at FindIay.'
fke shortnsss Of the corn crop in the Yves
is forcing farmers to dispose Of their hog
early.
F1is'Bunters are seeking the Henry COUNTY
woods, and the deer are being stirred u
lively
OF Rogers Of Republic was thrown from
wagon, in TifHn, on the Sd, and was badly
injured.
There are at present upward Of. 200 cases O
typhoid and other. feven in Fremont and
vicinity.
The eiitor of the Fostoria Neios is not SC
much onamored with the n. C. & L. n. r. r.
as ne wEE
The proprieiors Of the foundry at FOstoria,
have reduced the wages Of their workmen,
20 PEI, cent s.f
The BatsOle Farmers Club viii meet for the
election Of permanent officers, on Friday even.
ing, November 2lst.
The B. P. & C. R. R. Company paid out
100000 in Seneca County, during October,
for work done on the road.
The Bellevue Bank has suspended. We
can not give any particulars further than the
deposits were about $4,000.
Mr.. Dibbls languisheth in Toledo jail for
being one Of three persons who drove a Gov
from Maumee, and sold her in Michigan.
Mn Dr. Sullivan, who had sued Glenn sny-
der Of fiEn for 5000, for selling her hus-
band hqeor. &c, obtained verdict last week
of s9lo allaseOsts.
TNslye or fifteen deer made their appear
ance IN lEspoleon one day last week. Hunters
are on dntyi in the hie woods. and that was
the result Of their operations.
The Treasures is ready to recsige taxes, and
We are ready to receive subscriptious. New
and old subscribers are invited to calI and de-
post their little 50 ereenback.
A. GuSderf & Co. are now ready 10 pack
pork, sorWhich they viii pay tie highest
market price IN cash. People with fat hogs
need no longer be without money
The panic has Effected everything. Even
Indian summer is failure. It has become q
standing local in many papers, and some Of |
them have only that and nothing more,
Frank Kiess, bar tender in Toledo. had |
trouble with his wife, got excited and cut his
throat on Sunday last, but failed to cut in the
right place, and funeral was dispenS ed with.
The wife Of that man, who sold two cows
and invested the proceeds in 1872 shirts, lust
because be hadn't clean one when he wanted |
it, is now happy, and don't care whether wash
day comes or not
Wewere the recipient of fine cake a few
days ago, but know not ewhence it canls.p |
though we do know whittier IT went. Wa
suspect Joe King of playing sly joke On US,
but thiak We got the best Of It.
A farmer in BaIlviIls who don't believe in
keeping dogs was found barking mp tree
himself one day last week. He hadn't treed /
coon, however, but was only after basswood
bark. with which to tie up his cornfodder.
A Brooklyn judge has propoun ded the law
thus: a kiss-or double kiss-betwen a
young lady and gentleman constitutes prom
Use Of marriage, and the young fellow was
held for breech Of promise. Look sharp.
young men.
Thieves have commenced depredating upon
farmers. They watch them when they sell.
and if they do not deposit their money, follow
them homsand commit burglary. Gases Z
this kind are frequent in different parts Of
the country
From four to seven car ]Oads of freight are
daily carried away from st. Mary's by the L.
E q Z. Ry., and on the Sd nine car loads
were brought away. Business of all kinds is
looking up in that ancient burg, and the citi-
zsns are happy.
A Miehigander named Geo. Church, driven
it would seem by poverty, attempted to
commit suicide, in Toledo, on Saturday. He
was discovered and taken to the police station,
where physician was called and the proper
remedies applied. He recovered.
Toledo has had sensation in the shape Of
a ghost, but it finally dissolved itself into
female somnambufist. whose latest exploit
was TO 60 to her fathers bed side with kn ife ,
in her hand She was arrested Just as she +,
was about TO strike, and fell in a dead faint.
She disolaimed all knowledge Of her actions. ,
4
Frank Holenstine, who run shingle mill G
at Benton, borrowed too much money on pa
per which had the signatures Of people who
knew not bow their names got there, aud be- &
fore the paper became due went 10 see a |
man" out West The notes were negotiated ]
at the First National and the Citizens Banks, 9
Findlay 3
According 70 the Star some young men Of
Tifin are easily oonhdenced. ons was taken
in by frail fair one, gave her watch, went
TO Cincinnati and met her at a corner. Had s
a social time with her and gave her several A
hundred dollars, and thea-woll, she said she
had found another man who was bigger fool t
than he was.
On Saturday night last gang of burglars y
pursued their nefarious calling at Sylvania. S
They gained admission into about half dozen L
residences, and carried off a number of watch s
es, some money and a variety of other keep y
sakes. They pursued their business SO quietly t
that the residents Of the different houses had
10 nowledge of their transactions until morn {
ing. r"i+ f
Leonard McCreery, aged % years, and who b
resided in Townsend Township, went out
hunting on the ID inst, and accidentally shot
himself As he did not return home, the
neishbors searched for him the day following
and found his remains near the gravel pit. 9
The shot had passed through beth hands, and &
passed between his Zip and upper teotb, lodg- L
ing in his brain. He leaves wife and child.
Port Clinton is growing papidly. It's esti- a
mated that at least sixty houses have been d
erected there this season, and still there are D
no honses to rent. They have two large fish B
packing houses there, which are doin . an ex-
tensive business. One of them is engaged in T
ireezing fish, and is carrying on that branch
Of the business quite extensively. On We'd
nssday and Thursday Of last week, Perry Bell
brought in from his pounds 2OS7 and 2OO7
pounds of whitefsh.
Subscribers, those in arrears, we moan, are
invited 10 call and see US. Money is close, we /,
know, and that is the very reason we would
like 70 see you. We owe some bills we are !;
,,,vfo,,s 70 nav and y-o ,,,,ass fhoso --o 90 /