The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-19
Reaaables.


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At Springfield yesterday.
The Fostoria eornet band gave its excursio
70 the islands Oh Wednesday.
The total value Of personal property lists
in Seneca county is s4,S4l, 600.
Hsss, at Frseport is going to give Bower
dance on the evening Of July Sd.
Tie zUalanei.s is the name of new loc'
psper started at Weston, Wood county.
The work shops Of the B. P. & C. R. I
have been removed from Tifin to Defiance.
The ladies were out erusading on Thursda
night last They were well received geneE
ally.
On the llth q brakeman was killed at Mid
dispOrt, Van Vert county, while oOuplin
cans.
The Bowling Greeners have organized thei
railroad company, and elected officers and di
rectors-
The Union Schools close on Thursday o
next week. Examinations commenced thi
week
NorwaIk haa been favored. Ann Elizs
Brigham Young's last wife, lsctured there Oh
the 10th.
The Thin Light Guards have received theii
arms-sO French muskets, and will uniform
when they get money.
Thirty-six indictments we're found deains;
liquor sellers by the grand jury Of Huron
county, at its recent session.
Conductor Workman, on the B. & O. R. r.
had his right leg broken by an accident to his
-,
The Patrons Of Husbandry Of Bloom town
ship, Ssneca county. had a free dinner recent
". Of which over one hundred partOOk.
Capt. Edwards has just completed and
launched new scow, at Oak Harbor, it being
the sixth vessel he has built at that point.
Rev. D. F. Keller, a young minister residing
ia TifRn, went to Colorado for his health re-
Gently, and died in Denver on the 4th inst.
From the quantities Of Paris Green sold by
our druggists, we should judge an immense
crop of potatoes will result if the bugs are
killed
Mrs. Trimble, the Bucyrus lady who was
arrested and tried for singing in front of
saloon at that place, was fined SIS and costs.
The costs amounted to $40.
Near Mansfield, on he sth, Thos. Eizwiler
went down into q well which be had been
digging, was overcome by the foul air, and
before he could be got ont was dead.
A thief entered the residence of John Grif-
18th, four miles from Plymouth, on the night
Of the 9Th and stole pocket-book contain
ing between twenty and thirty dollars.
Some Of our subscribers who came to town
&c pay their taxes, the past week, did the fair
thing by Us and came up and paid their sub
seriptions. We hope more viii follow their
example. We need money
Temperance meetings were held last Sun
day at BsIIYilIe, and at the United Brethren
Church, near Winters. They were well at
tended, and at the latter fOrty-fve signatures
were obtained 20 the pledge.
Anthony Rhodys who recently cut his
throat in q hardware store in Tifin, repeated
the experiment in New Washington, Craw-
ford county, few days ago. The folks had
batter let him alone next time.
A drunken woman made public exhibition
Of hsrsslf IN Van Vert on the 9th, and wound
up ber performances by horseWhipping some
fsIlow whom she imagined bad insulted her.
The Authorities did not take her in hand.
John HoIzapfel, of Perkins township, Erie
county, while in Sandusky on the sths fell
down upon the street, was picked up and car
risd to the residence Of his brother, where he
died soon after. Heart disease is supposed to |
have been the cause.
Suspicious existing that Howard Bayes, of
Tifln township, Defiance county, who was re-
ported killed BY the kick of horse, had not
been 50 killed, his body was ezhumed and an
Inquest held on the sth, but the verdict Of
the jury sustained the first report.
Daring the thunder and hail storm of last
Tuesday week, young man named William
Harsh, residing in Oxford township, Erie
county, was killed by lightning, he had just
brought horse in from the field when the
lightning struck, killing both of them.
A little child Of n Rudehoft, near Oak
Harbor, was found apparently asleep in the
hot sun few days ago, and taken home, but
could not be aroused. Physicians were called
IN, and pronounced it a case Of sun stroke,
from which the chlld died few hours after.
The Catholics Of Delphos made donation
Of sixty loads of stone to their brethren of
Van Vert, last week. 1t was also surprise
as the Van Werters knew nothing of the
matter until it was tone, and the stone deliy-
cred on the ground to help them build their
church.
A good little boy, in Van Vert county,
climbed tree forty feet, on the 18th, and
then fell over backyard. When he reached
ths ground his head made hole in it and the
ground and things made hole in his head
which the doctors had to attend to. His name
was Ayrss.
They are cultivating pedestrians over at
Akron and Medina Recently an AkrOniAn,
Reney Diesenberg, walked from Akron TO
Medina in a little less than five hours and
won the money. On last Fri~ay Medinaisn
undertook to do the distance in four hours
His name it was Frazier, and he was chroni-
cled as good walkist.
At Napoleon, on the Sth, saloon belonging
to a man named Beckman, was struck by
lightning, the roof somewhat damaged, and
the siding torn of. Mr.. B., who was near
that side Of the house at the time, was knock
ed down, but not injured, and horse tied in
front of the house, was similarly affected.
On Saturday the 9th inst. a man named |
Henry Trost, residing near Tfin, attached |
two stones weighing nearly fifty pounds each
70 his person, and plunged into the river,
where the water was about ten feet deep. His
body was recovered Sunday afternoon. He |
was supposed to have committed the deed |
while temporarily insane. His age was S5
years.
Whatever may be ssid of the temperance
work, the months of April and May Of this !
year show that but little over tWO-ffths as
much whisky, lager, &c, we're received here
by railroad as during the corresponding
period last year. All the distiIleries in the
district are closed, and the revenue receipts
f,om that source have fallen Of twenty-three
per cent
On Monday Of last week, a man named
william Hayes, in the employ of the Tifin
Woolen Mills, was betting pully on run
ming shaft, when his right arm was caught
and completely twisted off so that it dropped
70 the floor. The man was not otherwise
mach injured. Medical aid was at once pro-
cured, and the stump was amputated. It is
thought he viii recover. The accident hap
pened in the weaving room, where about
twenty-five girls were employed, some Of
whom tainted.
It is time for cur farmers to begin prepara- /
tiOns for the County Fair. And it is time al
90 Tor the meehanies. artizans and others 10 be