The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-19
Town IND COUNTY MATTERS.
Readables.


beautiful Engraving for S2,75.
We hope our subscribers will pay up. VII,
they owe US before New Years.
Thieves arc bold in Tifin; they steal hOrsc
and carry oS boots in day light
T. Rosendale, Of Wood county killed no
recently which dressed 654 pounds.
Mr.. Dole Of Lyme township, has manufac
tared 81 900 gallons Of cider this year.
Putman county contributed 800 deers to tn
general welfare during the month Of NOvem
ber.
Tbs trial Of the negro Thomas, for the nur
der Of Stephen Sawyer hiss been set for tn,
224.
Bring on your Orasrs for Job printing. W,
are equipped With steam. ana work at citl
prices.
TheSth was free agbt day in TiRn, q,
lsss than six or eight OF that class having Ia
L II place.
The engines on ths l. E III. Ry., Wsr,
dressed in mourning in memory Of the dseOai.
ed Jams1 Moore.
The Sandusky Register is out in new dres.
which indicates degree OF prosperity worthy
Of eongrstutation.
The Toledo Democrat has passed into the
hanls of Toledo Democrat Company, Major
Dodd remains o. editor.
The b. P. & c. Railroad is fniHhed from
Centerton, in Huron county to DsshIer, on the
line Of the d. q NJ. R.R.
Prof, q. A. Florence and lady, musical ar
tAts. have concluded to remain in fremont
and give instructions in zusio.
Ths only son Of J. H. Foster, Of the Van
Vert BulIetis, four ysarS old, was brought TO
tins place for burial last week.
Push no man to the wall is the proper spirit
these times, and help all you can, by paying as
fast and as much IS you can.
G.F. Carpenter, Esq, of Mansfield had hil
gold watch and his pocket-book stolen from
his residence, one night last week.
The Graugsr's in Wyandot county have
commenced business. They shipped two cs
loads of hogs to Pittsburgh last week.
n, n. st. Clair has made a proposition TO
his creditors thus; to pay per cent, annually
for twelve years, which is very liberal for Mr..
St Clair.
A littls son of J. c. johnson, living south Of
KentOn, fall into pot OF boiling brine, on the
lith, and was 50 badly sealdsd that it died
few hours after
Envelopes printed at small advance on
cost, at this Office. Have you card printed on
the envelopes you use. 1t may save you the
loss Of valuable letters.
Charlie Adams, Of FOstoria, while out gun
ming, on the lltb, accidentally discharged his
gun, and his right hand was 30 badly lacerated
that it had to be amputatsd.
Theodore Mausaid, of st. Mary1, attempted
to suicide, recently, on account Of financial
troubles. he fired three shots at himself only
one Of which however took effect
Tifin is not safe place to hitch horse, un-
less you keep him under lock and key, as Jes.
Harris knows; he -hitched his horSs in the
street on Monday Of last week. and that was
the last seen Of it.
A skeleton was unearthed on the farm o.
Mr.. UpP, near Ssndusky City, on the 9TH.
which is thought to be the remains of a man
who disappeared about ten years ago. The
skeleton was turned up by pIow.
At Defiance, on the 9Th, fire broke out in
the second story Of Dittmer's block, which for
a time threatened ssriOus conhagration. The
trsmen, however, succeeded in Eubduing the
flames before much damage was done.
Geo. W. Stealts, Of Bellville, Richland Coun-
ty, in attempting 70 get into wagon, on the
9th, fell across the doublo-trees, and the horses
kicked him cutting cash in his lips and in
his head, put not dangerously injuring him.
During the windstorm on the 80, John Hsy-
man, near Weavers' Corners, WIS doing chores
about his barn, when the door blew against
him with such force az to knock him down
breaking his skull. He lived but 3 short
time.
While adjusting belt on a tennoning ma
chine, at planning Mil in TiHin, on the 9th,
one Of the knives came in contact with the
right arm of Janss Kissinger, cut out a piece
Of fesh half an inch wide and four inches long
a quarter inch OF bone OF like size was cut
out.
a man should not haul oH any persons logs
bat his own, or be may find it loainR buIi-
mesa in the end. A transaction of this kind
took place up the line Of the LE.&L.R L.Ry.,
and tTisnd Cloud the owner of the logs, is track
ing the matter up, and win bring the eulprit
t1 justice Give him the Law & full penalty.
Near SPenoarVills, Allen county, on the 9th
ineendisriss set ere to a pile ofIumber with the
view of rObbing the house Of q Mr.. Dsuny,
where they knew there were from 500 to 500
in money; but part Of tbs family remained at
the house to guard the treasure, and the intsu-
tion Of the robbers was defeated. The mon
ey was deposited in the bank next day.
Good Gracious The editor Of the Ashland
Times has had q subscriber come in and hand
him over sizty dollars back pay. Was ever
the like known beforeT That man was a CAV
and festive younth when he commenced to
take The Times, and now his head is thickly
spriakled with grey and hif footsteps begin
ming to grow teebls. He oughtto grow young
again now.
Papa's Birth Day is the little Of beautiful
engraving Is by l9 inches which sells for ss,
and the Peoples Journsl is an excellent
monthly subscription price 81. Yet We
fGrniEh these with the Journal for the email
sum Of s2,75. Think Of it, Sc, worth for 81,
and come in at once and subscribe. We
make the above oHer TO ell new EubscribOrI,
and to all others, Come in.
Some Lima hunters, event a ahooting" on
Thanksgiving day, snd in the evening return
ed with eight IPild turkeys, which the owner
is now desirous collecting pay tor, and the Ga
sette wants those boys to come down with the
scrip. Those boys are pretty good msrksmsn, II
they don't hunt we'll, but the local Of the Ga
Sefte is mad at them because they shoe. better
than be. Re shot 80 times at a tame turkey
one day, and the nearest be came to hitting #
NTAs to break hogs leg some twenty feet be-
hind him. He got so mad after The last shot
that he threw the gun away, and it accidOn-
tally hit the hog
William Gulliver has sued the Findlay JEFF
fsrsOai0A and the CotarisT for libel in the pub
hcation Of an item charging him with robbing
an old lady named Baker, Of $40 Mrs. Baker
has since been called on by a reporter, and
says there was no robbery, and Gulliver vas
not the man. A man named Frank Lss. Who
claimed to be a nephew Of Gen, &c. T..
demanded the loan OF money. She became
frightened and gage bim $3.50. Gulliysr has
been arrested to serve out a sentence of six
months for an assault upon A. Kleindentz in
1863. While serving out his sentence in 1870.
Gulliyer escaped and has been at liberty ever
since.
Near Bryan, on the evening Of the Sd,
m1n named Peter Hines was shot and killed