The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-01-24

fully through the old bridge.
sit looks suspicious foE single man to
Be around Monday morning trying to sell
sesond hand clothes wrinser. ~
o.s. Bucklapd arrived here iEOm}Fo dn
Lao. Wa. Oa Tuesday. b remain a short tuie.t
Called home by the illness of his father.
Among the recollections of Findlay, which
.MAtilds. Fleteher will have in after life, will
be fhat, q an interrvis,T With Deacon Fred.
smith Ofthe Waussoh Rebu5lie6a, tried 10
60 70 .bed in the eevator. at the Boody House,
in Toledo, the other night. Anger tells The.
story.
= ]. stranshan, Of the Spectator office at
Monfoevills, has snsente.l 3 machine for count-.
ing the number of sheets printed by a print,
ing press.
TheEe Is a young nan in this city Who
would outshine Booth OF Forest, il he only
had an oppOrtunisy. BE has never Appeared
sbelnna iopt-Iightz YET. -
NAwheel company is te be organized at Ii
ma, with capital of S5O,OOO. The necessary,
papers for incorporation have been filed with
the Secretary of State. 4
A chap slipped down and recovered so sud
denly, ON Wednesday, that when he reeained
hisuprisht position, his hat siiIl occupied tie
same altitude as before he felIs a A-A y
Our fellow citizen S. Buckland, was sudden
ly taken with PneRmouia last week. and for a
lew days his case was considered critical. At
present writing be is isregarded as out OF dan
ger. 10 sE
A horrible affair occurred in Findlay. The
Jef's account of it would keep an expert read
er busy for about three months, SO that we
viii be unable to give the particulars before
spring. --..t .....s
On Thursday evening Of last week, Thomas
Finn, a resident of Shawnee township, Allen
county, who completed his one hundreth year
On the 10th day Of last October, died at his
residence.
If the ordinance for cleaning sidewalks was
strictly enforced, there wouIa be less wet feet
when it thaws, and less slipping down when
it freezes. Couldn't the Mayor and Marshal
'see aboutit. - - E1E i
There was a mystery connected with the
disappearance of the editor of the Wood
County Sentinel, last week. We don't know
whether he intends to board or keep house on
his return, probably the latter, as board for
tw0is EXPENSIVE "a -
= We have recieved 4 German communication
from Lindsey, written in English, evidently
not in the hand writing of the person whose
name is signed to it. As it don't appear, the
writer will understand that we do not counte-
nance aHeathen Chinee games" of that char
acter - -
A serious accident happened to a freight
train, on the Lake Shore road, between Cleve-
land and Berea, on Thursday. p One of the
cars was loaded with oil, which in some way
took FIRE causing a general explosion. A
brakeman named Dalton was seriously burned |
and eight or Ten cars were consumed
ThsrP. F. W. sc, RailrOad proposs next
Spring to double track their road from Del
phos to Herring. On that section Of The line
most OF the heIvy trains pass each other, and
one train of time between these points fre- |
ousntly puts them ali out Of time for hours.
With double track the company can avoid
this difficulty. h~FeF
1t appeaEs that the Wood Oounty-seat ques-
is again before the Legislature. The cores
psndence of the Cincinnati Gazette says that
B5wtpa Green POUNDS her claim upon acknoW-
ledged centrality of position and present pos
session. PeFysburg bases hers upon her su-
perior size, the eomraraiively large amount of
taxes that are paid from that town aud yieini-
ty, and upon her railroad ,acilities. Both
parties have representatives in Columbus.
The Elmore Courier says that few days
since man named Beardsley, Of Norwalk,
while at Elnore in State of intoKicatioD,
fell and broke one of his legs about two inches
shove the ankle, 80 that the bone protruded /
through the flesh and skin, and in that CON
dition he hobbled around as best be could the
entire night until morning, when, by exertion,
he succeeded in calling assistance. Medical
aid was summoned, and the foot was found to
be frozen, 30 thar amputatiOn was necessary.
Ii would be Of interest to soldiers to know
tbst he time for filing claims for the addition
a bounty, uudsr the act Of July 2s, 1856, Civ