The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-25

matloh - tne oli2ena Of tnas place 10 cisn
up.
BOyl eha.wantto &c OF, a bender now es
be acoOnmOdaislby eating halt A.dOzen CT
eumbsrs.
Peter Condra Of Bsufton. for an atsslii'.s
rape, was arrested, and nov languiahes IN u
Lima jail.
Edward Ssaibly was sun struck at Thin
on le l7th, ana for q short time was not eK
Psctsd to recover.
Several Of our citizens have suffered th'
past week, aith severe attacks Of cholsrl
moft1z, bat are recovering.
s'Ars Y1n walking out for your health. Mr.
=" aNoi am walking out Eor my COW
The enquirer was satisfied.
Mr.. Joseph Birdssye, Of Clyde has refused
to rent any Of the rooms in his new block, t.
be used for saloon parposes .fsN
That banker end doctog at Napoleon haT,
bSs1 s10otins ssain- This time they both hi
tho side q ths bsfn-by accident.
Joseph KIair was struck with palsy, while
at work in a wheat field near Melmore, on
ths14sa. He mas dead when discovered.
A case Of cholera vas in. the city on Mon
day--st lesst Ne thought 20 from the way the
fellow was vomiting. Hsger or whisky was
thscaase.
David MeClnre, Of Crawford county, Willie
engaged in driving reaper, on The nth, fell
fTom lns seat, bEsafhed thrice and expired.
Heart disease
The citizens Of Clyde are interesting them
selves about building road from that rlqce
to the Bay. Nothing like good nOads to bring
r de to a town.
Georgs Rheam, near FlatrOck, had his leg
anputste1 on the I5ih. he had his leg hurt
in horse power twenty years ago, and It
never fulIy recovered,
Auditor 9urst viii accept our thanks for
copy d, tbe laws passed by The East session of
the Isgisztare. The volume contains also the
Consfitriions Of 1902 and 1851.
W, g. Biymyer, Of tLe firm Of Loclses g.
Blynysr, Tiiin Tribune has sold bis intcs4st IN
that paper to the Locke brOthefs. Brother
Blynar is a capital printer, end arst rate
fellow.
Andrew Rabbit, aged twenty-five years, was
arrested at Toledo, on Saturday, charged with
violating the person of little girl aged tn
ysars, in Wood county. Sc was taken 10
Perrysburg.
Jease J, Cooke, Of WoodEilIe, and W S.
Oobean, Of Mansfield, have been appointed
route agents on the 7. T. & E. r. R. They
took out the first mail from Toledo, on that
road, on Monday morning.
A Mrs Anderson, near Van Vert, had been
suffering from rheumatism in her arms and
shoulder On the 18th her dwelling was
struck by lightning, and she severely shocked.
Her rheumatism is gone, and she has recovered
from the shock.
The contract for building the town hall at
Clyde, was awarded 70 w. J. Huges, of that
place, be being the lowest among four
biddsss. The building is to cost sl2,S5O. A.
Foster Of this place, had the next lowest bid,
1t bsing sl2.5Oe.
p. Anlthans, Of Reading, Penna-, eonfidenced
F. K. LOudermilk, Of TiEn, recently. He
purchased his stock, gave him bogus notes
for the same, but was exposed in few days,
when LOudernilk recovered Lis property, and
Aulthanss was ausgaspield.
Ths residence Of Wm. Ross, three miles
HOuth-Fsst Of Green Springs, was destroyed
by fire On the night OF the 18th. The FIRE had
dsgsIoosd 10 such an extent when discovered
thst ths family had barely time to escape in
safety. The loss was total.
A Convention Of Free Lovers, at Ravenna,
recently, adopted Constitution and elected |
ohicets. one article Of their Constitution pro
hibits sBy Of its members from entering the
marriage relation, or exercising any authority |
over another by reason Of the marriage laws.
Noah Orr, Of. MsrysvilIs, Union county is a !
small baE Of p years, but be measures Is |
inches aroand The arm, Y inches around the
chest stands sect II inches in hight. and
weigh go pounds. @Thsrs we're giants in
THOSE days" who didn't beat this Goliath
mnch.
When young fellow greases his buggy be-
fore going to take his gal a ride, and then puts
both hind wheels on one side, and both front
Wheela on the other side, and never discovers
that the thing incIines to ones side, he had /
better call on the Probate Judge at once. His
case is hopeless, otherwise.
Geo. w. Gross, Of Plymouth lost very
valuable horse last week, by hitching it in a
Ehsatheld. The horse frightened at the
moving machine, ran away, and in capering
over the field the mower caught one foot in
he knives, and nearly severed it from the
eF. The horse had to be killed
The barn Of Benjamin Knepper, of Hope
well township, Seneca county was struck by
ightning and destroyed by hre On the 10th.
Two horses, some grain, hay and wagons were
lurnsd- Same day barn near Ft Seneca,
Iame county, was destroyed by same cause
l5O bushels wheat 500 bushels corn. so feeces
wool and Is tons hay, were destroyed.
Thomas, the Lottery Swindler, who was ar
rested al Toledo claims to have been man of
of mark-been a member of the Virginia
Legislature and the Convention to reorganizs
West Virginia. Had been travelling as a
seturer, health gave out, met Lottery Agent
Ehen hard up, and at his solicitation engaged
in selling tickets at Toledo. Wouldn't do it
gain, sc.
Dering a thunder storm on the l4tb, Mr..
5emis and son were riding along the ridge
Oad, when tree near the road was struck by
ightuing and large limb knocked of The
lectrie huid passed near enough to knock Mr..
Semis' horses down and give him and his son
severe shock. A shock of wheat in an ad-
dining 6sld was set on fire by the fash.
Frank Forbes, young Lad, was assisting in
utting hay on the farm of John Long, in
aOkson township, Seneca county, On the 10th.
Ie was driving, and was thrown from his seat
y some cause, falling in front OF the knives,
nd his left arm was cut Of, his thigh badly
acerated, and both feet nearly severed at the
nklss. He lived but a short time after the
ecident.
The Rsv s. M'Bumey, of the NJ E. Church
{ Mansfield, has been relieved from the charge
his congregation at that place for undue c
intimacy with ladies Of the same. After his t
Epsrience at Plymouth and Gallon, it was
hOught be might do better. but his weakness
Inhibited itself to sush an extent that his
hurch was shut up, and the Presiding Elder i
fter investigation, decided to transfer him 10 {
savannah, but he declined the transfer as
igning i'll health as reason for not preaching
ny more.
Next Tuesday the races, under the auspices
the Cleveland Club begin. They will be,
} usual, upon the track Of the Northern
hio Fair Association, than which there is no
etter, we believe, anywhere. The liberal
mount of $4,000 is offered in premiums, and