The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-09-12

against q cattle-guard and he was thrown
from the train and had a leg broken.
A farmer in Williams county has invOnted
new life preserver IN the shape Of two oorks
carefully ftted into the ears which are to be
inserted whenever lightning rod man or a
sewing machine agent comes in sight
! The young ladies Of Bellevue need reiorrla-
tion. Two Of them recently tried suicide IN
effectually. One sawed hole IN her tnIoas
and the other took some pulverised chalk
But neither Of them died worth cent.
son of Mr.. MoCIintocc, Of Lima, fell
down On the street, and soon after expired.
Willie Arnold was arrested, and held in bonds
Gov having thrown stone at the deceased,
and the mark Of The injury was found back Of
theear.
IA burglar who entered a store at Centerton,
Huron county, on the night of the first, was
arrested at plymouth the next day, and after
his arrest admitted his guilt, and that be had
participated in other robberies. He was sent
to jail to await trial.
A party of Bellevue friends called upon DR..
A. Woodward on Tuesday evening Of last
week, and without warning, caned him in q
superior manner. The cane was gold headed,
and as toked of respect and regard is high
ly regarded by lis possessor.
Persons from Genoa, Elmore and Lindsey,
who may wish to attend the Soldiers re-un-
ion at Sandusky, on the 18th, can by taking
the early 'local" reach Fremont in time to
take the steamer. which viii run in eonnec-
tion with the train on the L. E. 81. Ry.
On the lst inst, q young SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. LOckard, Of Clyde, fell from the second
story of shair dwelling and striking on pick
ct fence, one Of the pickets penetrated to its
lungs. Prompt medical attendance was Sc
cured, but after lingering few days the little
sufferer died.
Farmers about Monroeville have been the |
victims Of sboddy cloth peddlers, who sell
packages of goods for 500 which would be-
dear at half the money. When will farmers
learn to buy only OF responsible dealers at
homer The columns OF the journal furnish
the names of those whom the public may deal
with in safety.
We trust that none Of our delinquent sub
seribers will conclude, from anything We may
have said about the Congressional Salary grab,
that we would refuse to accept 'baek-pay" on
We never do that--BTyan
Press.
For fear our subscribers may not be aware
If the fact, we hasten to inform them that we
ire that sort of man ourself.
Two Woods and one Walker hired team
# Findlay, on tine 8lst; and drove to Fostoria,
got drunk and raised Cain there and then
eft. When they reached Findlay the livery
nan put head on one of them for abusing
lis horses. Soon after, officers from Fostoria
Ook them into custody, and they were taken
'ack to that place to pay for their fun. It cost
hem SS4
A horse that was being driven up Crogban
treet on Wednesday, got the lines under his
narrative, and not liking it bit, commenced
Kicking and sent the dash board flying in
'ieces. Two men were in the wagon, one dis
but the other stood his ground and
pplied the whip After the obstruction was
emoved, the horse went better, but the dash
Oard was not improved.
On Saturday last, the A. NJ train North
4 the & o. R. R. ran into a freight train
ear New Haven, damaging a number of
ars, but fortunately injuring no one. The
assenger train was then backed to Plymouth,
there the passengers were obliged to remain ,
D the cars or on the platform until P. NJ. ]
lot being able to obtain any information I
rom the conductor as to the probable length
+ time they would be detained they could
OF even venture up into the town, lest they
night be left.
Now in the light of the Fostoria Tourna-
lent, what aileth the Mohawks2 Young
america is happy in tho winning of that
rize, and the Mohawks want home with
heir honors draggled in the dust Is there
leh a company as the MohaRks? Can they
IN? Had not they better challenge Young
.merica? Let US know all about it-Ti6iR
TibuRe c
There is such a company. It challenged t
he Young Americas, at Fostoria, went to the
'ank TO put up the forfeit as agreed between
lem, but the Young Americas .'Aunked"
luare out. Their patent coupler, not their
mining, saved the Young Americas at Fos-
'ria, and they feared to be placed on an
lual footing with the Mohawks, as they
ould have been at the next race, had they
come TO time"