The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-01

- H~o7e-OA VI pU1cnGSlug the EoE
Stephenson prOpertyis is yet undecided. owinl
: to the absence Of the proprietor, the Council
. took no action in the matter, on Monday
evening last
We see by the Nsssua Gaardias that Hon.
Mshlon Chance, Consul at Nassau, has OBJ
n tanned leave of absence, and will sail for New
! York, august 18th, and may shortly after be
expected home.
Two gas wells have been struck in Freedom
township, Wood county. A gas pipe was IN
serted in one hole, and the gas burned at the
end Of the pipe continuously about the size Of
an ordinary gas flame.
A man and wife and child passed through
Clyde last week, for Sandasly city. The man
had brought his wife in wheel-barrow all the
way from Pennsylvania, while the little boy
begged along the way.
R. D. DUNN has purchased an interest in
ths Wyandot Democratic U''ion. He was
. editor and proprietor of it some years ago, and
viii now assume the business and editorial
management of the paper.
A family at Cincinnati, and one at AvondaIe
have recentiy been poisoned by eating smoked
fish. In Pittsburg about thirty persons were
poisoned by eating smoked white fish, said to
have been shipped from Detroit.
The editor of the Independent don't have
!, favorable opinion of the cleanliness Of Clyde,
and calls for the Health Committee to remove
the dead rats, dead cats, dead dogs, Sc
which lie around prOmiscuously
A lady at Shelby recently discovered a
piekpocket attempting to relieve her of her
watch. She seized him with a grip that would
have secured him, and gave the alarm, but be
slipped out of his coat and escaped
And nov some scientists are claiming that
instead Of being cold, the moon is in reality
red-hot-so much so that no living thing
known to our world could exist there. This
also kuocks the green cheese theory.
ofa certain popular dramatic reader, re-
marks the Hornet it may be said that he is
man of color, for his eyes are black, his
gloves are mauve, and his manner freddy
his hair white, and his rame Bel-Iue.
In the midst Of harvesting remember the
time approaches for the annual fair, and pre-
pare accordingly. Preparations arc being
made for successful exhibition, and every
farmer should be among the exhibitors.
Thirteen cases before the Fifin Mayor last
week Fines and costs S92,9O. Tifin is
wicked city of small proportions, OF the Mar
shal is a rather persistent individual, who
calculates to make his fees on every occasion. |
Rev. DIR. Newton, Of Norwaik, will preach |
at the Hall, in Green Springs, one week from
next Sabbath, at tea and half o'clock, being |
the lst Sabbath in August This lie the reeu-
lar Sabbath for administering the Lords sup |
per.
Bony Nash, the Cincinnati gambler, whose
death was recently recorded, was congratulate
ed short timo before the event upon looking
in better health than usoal, when he replied,
Il bet you $40 dollars don't live a week" He
won
Never risk sending money in letter, es-
pecialiy when you can get money orders so
cheap. For small sums-te ten dollars and under
the charge is only Eve ceuts Never take
risk when you can be secure for so small an
amount.
The Exchange Hotel, at Bellevue, changed
hands last week. E. W. Dorsey becoming the
proprietor. Friend Ford was an excellent
landlord, and knew how to keep hotel, and
his successor is spoken of as one worthy to
succeed him.
A package containing $4,000 was left in the
reading room Of a Chicago hotel for thirty
hours undisturbed, but It is only due to the
honesty of Chicago people to say that the
valuable package was mistaken by everybody
for an old shirt.
The TiiIin Star thus fatters our neighbor of
the Messenger. FThe distinguished sinner
of the Fremont Messenger says the 0ldo-
hawks" were not at Mansfield at the
recent tournament. For straight lying Tyler
bears the palm"
Won't the boys enjoy nutting this fall7
There never was a time when the trees hung
fuller than now OF hickory nuts, walnuts but
ternuts, sc. And such is the news from all
parts. Well, they ought &c have jolly time
gathering the rich spoils.
The retiring editor of Kansas paper
"valediets" himself as follows "If 1 have
said anything through the columns that am
sorry for, I'm glad of it. To my friends. 1
thank you for your hberaity; and to my en-
emiess you can go to the devil"
A young man named Adam Kindsvater, re-
siding at the corner of Wilson avenue and st.
Clair street. Cleveland, attempted to commit
suicide on Monday evening by cutting his
throat with razor. He is said to be very
dissipated which may explain his rash
act.
Geo. Wood was drowned in the Sandusky
river at Upper Sandusky, on the 18th. He
had driven in the river to wash of buggy,
and the river being swollen by recent rains, he
got beyond his depth, the horse was drowned,
and in attempting to reach the shore he was
lost
Edmund Munger, speaking OF the time
when he was boy, says it was ths custom of
school children as you passed school-house,
to make bow; but in these later days, as
you pass sehool-house, you must keep your
eye peeled, or you will get SNOWFALL or
brickbat at the side of your head
There is Pole in Cleveland, who recently
married a wife, but last week had his welded
bliss intruded upon by former wife whom be
left in PolaEd, but who had followed him to
this county. he has another wife in Poland.
For man of twenty three years, he has been
muchly married. He is under arrest.
We do not know who Bin Ysrger is, but
from the following are led to believe that
the Fostoria ReUiei0 man is acquainted. with
him: ga scoundreI over in Findlay swears
that as Boon as he gets out of Jail, he will kill
Bill YeTger. Let him be released at once that {
the good deed may be quickly accomplish
ed"
Michael Redinmund and his son Adam had
trouble with James and William Heifelfnger.
near Tifin on the 18th, and the result was {
that William Heifelfnger got badly wounded
in the leg, and James was shot in the left arm
by the Reinmouds, who were arrested, but the
Hefelfugers not appearing against them they
were discharged.
An Englishman has offered to subscribe
fifty or one hundred pounds toward The COM
pletion Of a telescope that shall be powerful
enough to discover human beings-is existing
in any of the spheres. It would be aggrn-
waiting for our noble race to see anybody walk
ing around there without being able to put
them on reservation
Work has commenced on the Columbus and
Toledo road.-Fremont Journal.