The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-11-21
Always insure before a FIRE.

among agents Of steam fire engines.
Johny Peass is fourteen inches taller thi
week. It is boy, and doing finely.
A FIRE watch would have saved the dsstruo.
tIOn Of property on Wednesday morning.
A PostoHice has been established At Rock,
Ridge, ottowa county, F. M'PherSOn P. NJ.
The FIRE extineuisher didn't put in an ap
pe1rance at the Ere on Wednesday morning.
The underwriters suffered both by the hrG
on Sunday and that on Wednesday morning.
Aaron ireland, Of Mercer County, while in.
toxicatsd, on the 9th, fell from his wagon and
broke his neck.
Burglars made several attempts to rob the
houses of citizens Of PIymoth, last week, but
were not verv successful.
Don't forget to cali in when you come e
town 70 pay your taxes, and leave US that lit
tle %. We need money.
Joseph Lightner, of Benton township, Otto
wa county, hanged himself in his barn, on the
10th. Whisky and domestic troubles the
cause.
The Sabbath School at Mt, Lebanon church,
two and half miles southeast of Fremont,
win have e social sing" on Thursday evening
Of next week,
The eheess factory of Q. B. Chambsrlin, at
Medina, was destroyed BY Ere on the 9th inst,
together with all its contents $4,000 on which
was an insurance Of $4,000.
Ths curiosity seekers we're on hand at The
Ars. Thsy had an they could DO 10 watch its
progress, but no time or energy to spare in
helping to subdue the flames.
Burglars visited the residence Of our friend
Padgham, ticket agent Of the L. E. & Z. Ry,
at FOstoria, last week, hut he used his revolver
and they fed: Tally one for friend Ephrsim'
Edward Beymer has gone away and left a
s1s account unpaid to the Gazette, Bellevue,
and neighbOE Brown is unhsppy. He init
mates that many other have occasion 10 re-
member Reymer,
h. Kaufman will'sell the entire stock Of
furniture, erOcksry, stoves. sc, used in the
Cooper House. at public sale. on Thursday
Dec. 4th Terms Of sale &C., will be made
known next week.
AL Tyler packed up bis justices blanks and
prepared to enigrate, on Wednesday morning,
during the FIRE After while he co6Iudsd
to stay the execution Of his purpose. His Of
fee remains as before.
Il. Sykes, formerly of the firm of UnderhiH
& Sykes, has moved with his family TO Easi
Rupert Vermont We are sorry to have Hod.
leave. He was an excellent citizen and good
business man May he prosper in his new 10
cation.
r. 81. Bliven, photographer, formerly Of this
city, now of Elmors, has been offered a posi-
tion on the scientific expedition to be sent out
by government, to make observation on the
On the transit Of Venus. He viii start for
Washington the present month.
The farmers have been making it hot for the
hunters that tbrong the counties west Of here,
and who not only trespass on the farmers lands,
bat destroy their stock. They fire pretty
close to the hunters and occasionally perforate
their tents and clothing with balls. The hun
ters are beginning 70 take the hint.
On the evening Of the 9th inst. two young
girls were attacked by beastly wretch on 4
public street in NorwaIk, who pushed one in
to the ditch and seized the other and attsmpt-
ed to outrage her. The cries Of the girls
brought assistance, and the fellow made bis
escape. Efforts were made to capture him
but fruitlessIy.
john HOuek was his name, be bet on the
election and put up $500, which was won by
Charley Locke Of the Tifin Tribune, and Jas
R. Bope Of Findlay. But when he found hil
money was gone, he was seized with ft oi
morality, and sued for the recovry Of the
money as be didn't believe in gambling any
how. BE got Judgment.
Leaves have their time TO fall, swallows
their time to swallow, then tell Us one and all
does the conclusion follow: that in the present
winter, the ever faithful printer, shall be made
happy? Shall be deliDqushts see, unstrzp-
ping their fat wallets, and drawing fourth a
V, or other what you call its, proceed to liquid
ate, that rather ancient bill, before it is too
late? Say, il it possible, that he shall ere be-
hold, aplsaSurs 90 untOldi Let dslinquSntl
ponder over these questions.
Fifteen hundred dollars due us on subserip.
ton. Just think Of it, and mostly in sums of
two dollars, with some four or six dollars ae-
counts doVetailed between. These are ''una-
vsilsble assets" that kind of stock which pre-.
dominates largely in the assets Of suspended
banks. Many Of the peBons who owe N
would become indignant If any one was 10 in
innate "they were not good, but yssthey keep
waiting till II iI more convenient. Now iS the
time. Come in and pay up.
The people Of Cleveland have been victim
ICED by q sharper, who carried with him q
highly perfumed plant which he called the
"ArticIe Morning Glory he had an abundant
supply Of seeds which be sold for ten cents 8
package, and he sold then numerously, on
the strength Of the purfuned pant and its be-
ing q perpetual grower and perpetual psrfums
Lots Of people are now growing cabbage and
beet pants in elevated receptacles, but the
perfume is not e1haled worth cent, Sales
man has gone west to see man.
William Pettibone, aged l6 years on the sth,
drove John Kelley, jr., from his residence in
Danbury township, to the Bay Bridge, where
Mr.. Kelley took the hslf-past four express
train for Cleveland. At five o'clock young
Psttibone was found insensibIe and badly in
jured on the back, chest and head, lying al
the road side about two miles from the bridge
He vas cared for, but remained insensible un-
til Sunday m morning, when he died. The horse
evidently became unmanagOble and the unfor-
tunats young man was thrown out and drag
ged quite distance.
The NorWalk Reflector says: On Sunday
last occurred a sad affair, some of the particu
lars of which We give below; but as the exam
ination viii not be held until Friday, We re
frain from giving full account, in order thai
no prejudiess may be excited for or agains
the prisoner. It seems that a quarrel arOs
about soms muskrat traps between Albsr
Sheck aged about 2l, amp two outher younf
men, on the one side, and Joseph Fisher sb'
his brother, sged respectively Is and 81, Of
the other. All parties live in the neighbOr
hood Of the Water Works, and the quarrs
eliminated in the shooting Of Sheck by 10
seph Fisher, at the house of Fisher, la tina
vicinity. The weapon was a shot gun, ant
Sheck received the whole charge in his abdo
men, while but few feet from the muzzls @
the gun.-Drs. Read & Ford attended th,
wounded man, who at this writing is not OK
pscted to live, and the other partiSs were ar
rested by City Marshal harlss HurIbut, ant
locked up to await an examination. The
were brought before Esquire Kellogg Monday
hut the case was postponed until Friday. Nez
week we shall give the particulars as they al
brought cut in the testimony.