The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-04

ctses lower.
nis safer to be humble with one talent tina
proud with ten; better be humble worm tha
aproud angel.
Er. Guth Of Green Springs, was fined g
aad eosts, Cd the 2Sd, for selling intozieatin
liquors on Sunday.
Two horses were stolen from the pastui
field Of of J. W. Ross, near Perrysburg' on tn
morning of the 9th
Mr.. Osborn of Clyde, was thrown from
buggy on the 26ah alt, and seriously thOugl
mt seriously injared.
Some preachers are like the Dutchmani
GOV, that gave nice large pail full of milk
and then-kieked it over.
Many farmers have been trying 20 make
clover hay during the late wet weather, sno
some Of them did it mp brown,
Mr.. John Eccarius, of Kenton, was thrown
from meat wagon on the 2Sd ult-, and his
leg badly broken below the knee.
Tho residence Of Mr.. Hamilton Carr, about
five miles southeast of Carey, was destroyed
by fire on the 2Oth uIt. No insurance.
The merchants Of Bellevue have agreed tC
close their stores every evening at o'clock
except Saturdays; commencing the lst of Ju,
ly.
Sylvester Brown, charged with the murder
of his wife, at Saybrook, Ashtabula County,
in August last, was tried and acquitted on Sat
Uniay last.
A man in Akron recently had lively com
bat with dog, during which he cut the dogs
throat. Tho yerdiCt rendered was ajushfiable
dOg-icide.D
This is the season when the busy bee is
busy, and we advise youngsters to steer clear
Of their business end. Il occasions an unpleas-
snt reminder.
A Cotswold buck years old, belonging 70
VIM. Johnston, of Summit county, lately
sbeared iS pounds of fine cleaned wool. Who
can equal that?
Cloud q Wykes' factory ia a blisy place.
They will have their tub and pail machinery
running next week, which will employ seven
additional hands
Mr.. VIM. H. Pearce of Republic, was mar
ried on the 18th inst. to Miss S. A. Watson of
Bsrea, O. Mr.. Pearce is brother-in-law Of
Prof. A. Schuyler of Berea.
Somo genius has discovered relationship
between the inhabitants of Portugal and
Michigan. The former are Portuguese and
the latter aTe Michi-ganders. How sad.
Miss Flora g. Chance daughter Of the"Ohio
BrOadaxe" graduated with the highest honors
at the Delaware Female Academy, last week,
and has returned to take up her stay in this
city.
Lewis Emmons, near Ksnton, had his right
arm caught in the betting of his saw mill and
Wrenched almost from his body, on the 25th
ult. The arm had to be amputated above The
elbow.
Hunter Pomeroy, lad aged ten years, had
his hand caught in the knives of planning
machine, at PerTysburg on the 2Sd, aud liter
ally chopped to pieces. 1t had to be amputated
az the wrist.
A negro named George Reese, was badly
cut in fight with two other negroes, at Ur-
bana on the 24th. He charged David Boyd
with doing it, and David was consequently
placed in jail.
On Saturday night last, the freight train
going north of Clyde, came in collision with a
horse belonging to OryIIle Ames. The horse
was badly injured and the locomotive thrown
from the track. No one hurt.
Preparations for observing tho 4th are am
pie. RollersviIle celebrates. Green Springs
iabilates, and near Tindall Bridge a number
of Singing Schools meet 10 vacalate. We are
going to keep quiet in the city.
A. R. Foster Of this city, a prominent cen
tractor, is constructing tho spire of the now
Methodist Church, at Defanca. He has met
with such success in these enterprises that his
services are in demand abroad.
The Bowling Green Sentinel has again
changed hands, Mr.. Brewer retiring on &c
count Of iIl-health, and being succeeded by
the Rudolph brothers. We wish our now
brethren success in their enterprise.
If the government can afford to furnish and
transmit the postal card to any portion of the
country for ono cent, why cannot it afford to
send an ordinary letter for the same. when ev-
erything is furnished by the sender?
A brown worm is stripping tho forest trees
of their leaves, in different parts of the State
1t 10 said that this worm also destroys the po- !
tato bug. We can forgive its ravages on the
forest trees for the sake of its effect on tho
bugs.
Two schOOlboys in Akron last week, for
sport set dog on a lad eight years old. a son
Of E. S. Pickering, and in the boys struggles
to got fres from the dog, he wbirled Suddenly
and broke the bone of the right log above tho
knee.
Noar Urbana, on the 9th, Willie C. Powell,
aged u years, placed his hand on an OK at
tached to wagon, and was kicked, falling
under the fore wheel Of the wagon. The
wheel passed over his head crushing it and
producing instant death.
Mrs John Ripley, formerly of this city,
arrived here frOm her present home in Flor
da, on Friday evening last. After spending
few days here among her friends she intends
going to Dubuke, Is. Her husband, now
IN Florida, contenplates moving back to the
north.
As Miss Susan Helfner of Clyde, was sitting
at her organ the other day playing some lively
tanes, wild squirrel came bouncing into the
RON, stood erect for a moment, and then
jumped into the lady's lap. where he remained
until she ceased playing. Another evidence
Of tho power Of music
Large numbers of young cow-trees have
been imported to Holland from South Ameri-
ca The tree grows 100 feet high, and when
tapped it yields milk equal TO that of the COW.
Those trees would be an economy as well as a
comfort TO have around. Let the farmers
eiub investigate this subject. -
We SEQ If stated that Barnhart Kline. has
sold his brick block, in Clyds, to Mcssrs Reed
3 Ford, for S22,OOO-S5, ,OOO cash, balance in
fourteen years, at 8 per cent annual interest.
with the provision that if he should not be
living at tbs time, the debt remaining shall
be cancelled. A singular sale.
The L. E. & L. Ry. viii run an excursion
from Lima, to-day. 1t viii reach here at s,25
A. n, connect with the steamer B. F. Ferris,
at The boat landing, which win take excursion
lists to Pui-in- Bay, and return. A train viii
be in waiting at the landing 20 carry the eX-
curuiOaisss home, after the boat returDs in the
evening.