The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-03-20
Readables.

Hornets,
Busy Bees,
Mosqutos, and
Even Batteraies
Have already. made their appearance,
Bowling Green now wants road to w
ton:
No liquor is sold in Mt. Victory, Hard
county.
Alb. Cook, OF ROIlersvills. has removed
Elmore
The Bowling Green Ssstiasl has entered
eight volume.
A grange is to be ordered in Bloom tow
ship, Seneca county,
Rush r. was married on the Saturaa
night before his fight.
Ft. Stevenson Grange meets on Saturday
March 2sth, Al II A. IL.
The women Of Tifiin are pushing the ten
peranee movement forward.
About $4,000 have been subscribed a
Plymouth, to conduct the crusade.
Garden sass has made IFS appearance, bu
lis rather sickley looking. Wait for tn
wagon.
A straw stack belonging to Christian Stohl
near Fostoria, was struck by lightning receni
ly and burned up.
Farmers ten us the wheat looks well, bui
they cannot remember a season when clover
had suffered more.
Meilink & Co, Of 2O4 Summit street, Toledo
are offering splendid bargains in Furniture
Inspect their stock.
Maurice Welch, an old man, intoxicated, fell
into tie canal near Grand Rapids, last week
and was drowned.
The Temperance wave reached Bellevue on
Thursday of last week, and now the saloons
are in a state Of seige.
The Era Is the name Of new paper just
started at Republic, Seneca county. Robt.
Lockhart is the editor
People who are out on the streets in Mans
field, after night, are frequently assaulted by
the slung shot brigade. That city needs to re-
organize its vigilance committee.
The store Of J. V Owens, at Bowling Green,
was broken open on the night of the 10th, and
goods amounting TO 500 stolen.
vCraEford county has been invaded-by
the crusade. What will become of the De-
mOcracy deprived Of their spirits.
Oberlin is to have new College paper. c.
N. Jones, editors and Pratt s. Battle, prb-
fishers. 1t will be issued semi-menthly.
We observe that the meat market Of Cohen
& Helt, on Front street, has already donned
its spring attire--been neatly repaiDted.
St Patricl's Day passed over Comparatively
unobserved in Fremont, except in the way
OF religious service at the Catholic Church.
A family of fYe. father, mother, son and
two daughters, in Bloom township, Seneca
county, unitedly weigh bl75. Quite hefty.
Renehler, of the meat market near Ball
House block, is about erecting frame resi-
dence ona corner lot on Garrison street facing
the railroad track
Save money by inspecting Meilink & Cos
superb stock of Furniture and Office fixtures,
at 2O4 Summit street, Toledo. The best and
cheapest house IN the trade
Wewould Be pleased to have our subscribers
in those localities where the Temperance
wave is in motion keep US informed of the
progress made in said places.
The Hancock .Je6ersOnian appeared in a
neat new suit last week. Though curtailed to
nine column paper, it is evidently prosper
ing, as its new clothes would indicate.
Harry Stafford was the name Of the scamp
who ran away with grill from "Oak Harbor,"
married her at Monroe, Mich, and after few
days deserted her. He was tramping prin-
ter.
The cows or the grangers have got up a cor
ner on butter. Think of S5c for butter and
currency contracted. It beats war times aud
war prices, when there were two dollars in
circulation to where there is one now.
Rev. John Yenner, Of the Wlnebrsnnarian
church, committed suicide, at Crestline, re-
Gently, by cutting his throat and stabbing i
himself in the abdomen. Religious excite
ment is thought to have been the cause.
Hancock county is discussing the subject Of
turnpikes. and committee appointed to in
vestigats the subject recommends the levying |
Of a tax Of five mills for five successive years /
for the purpose of constructing the pixies.
On the afternoon of the 9TH inst, while |
Chas. Saunders was engaged in telling tree,
near Centerton, O., limb struck him upon |
the forehead, knocking out one of his eyes,
crushing his skull and killing him instantly.
The. store Of R. Greenslade, at Bellevue,
was entered by burglars recently and five
pairs Of boots and some change stolen. Same
night the saloon of Seth Cook suffered to the /
extent of nearly one hundred dollars in
goods.
A son Of Mr.. Beemer, who lives near Fos-
tOria, having gone on an errand to Mr. Host
ters, near by, on the 10th, was attacked by
large Newfoundland dog, which manglsd the
boys face horribly. The dog was afterwards
killed, and the boys wounds attended to.
The Green Springs Gazette has been discon-
tinued after one year. The proprietor not be-
ing assured sufficient advertising for the en-
suing year to warrant the continuance of the /
paper at that place, it is to be moved to Clyde |
where it will be published under the name Of |
the Weekly ReUis'7.
The Lutheran church of Lima is troubled !
with two factions, One supports the minis
ter and one don't The ''don'ts had posses
rion of the church for some days when Judge
Mckenzie granted temporary injunction,
and the case was to be heard in the Common
Pleas Court, at Lima, on the 18th.
An 'honest man" Is around the the country |
purchasing farms and paying about five dol
lars to bind the bargain. He then requests
the vendor to writs his. name on a piece of pa
per so that he will not forget it, and the next
day the name appears at the bank at the bot
tom of a note for several hundred dollars.
A hand car eoIided with a locomotive on
B. P. & c. r. R. near Fostoria,o on the evening
of the 9th. It was propelled by three men and
a boy, but the locomotive was too much for it,
and it left the track, one man being caught on
the '.Pilot" and dragged some distance, and
the boy being cut about the head severely.
The others escaped unhOrt. No deaths.
After the war on wbiskey commenced in
Plymouth, farmer living eight miles thence,
decided neither to go to Plymouth himself or
allow his wife or daughters the use of a team
to do so. He was determined such place
should not have any of his trade But the
wife aud daughters feeling little of the spirit
of &c STIRRING in them. went afoot, and the old
man got mad about it.
Findlay bad a disastrous boiler explosion on
the 10th, in the saw mill Of J. C. Powell. The |
building was totally destoyed; the boiler car
ried distance of six hundred feet, the engin-
eer, John Exline, and the fireman, Jesse Full /
Ter, injured so that their recovery was doubt
full. The boiler in its flight made crusade