The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-05-15
TOws IND County MATTERS.


Mansfield entertained 254 tramps IN Aprl
Green Spring saloonists have quit for thirt,
days.
Erysipslas is prevalent and fatal in WOO'
county.
The Norwalk mayor is not IN favor OF 'h'
crusade.
Norwalk salOonists are pioketing their So
looms with dummies"
Merit HYDE, aged so. died at Wskeman
recently, having resided there since 1873
The Army Of the Potomac held its sixth an
BuaI reunion at Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday.
Apple trees are loaded with buds, and the
prospsct OF a heavy crop is good, If frost
comes not.
The peach and cherry trees are blooming
abundantly, and are rich in promises Of pleas
ant fruits.
Masked batteries are now carried in side
pockets, and when they ''go of, the result is
dissstreus.
The Marshal had a warrant for twelve
young men Of Findlay for selling liquor with
out license.
swsnder's Stations, Eve miles east of Tifan
hss a Building Loan Association with eapi-
tai Of $4,000.
Howard Bayes, of TifHu township, Defiance
county, vas kicked to death by an unru!y colt,
on the SOth ult.
Decoration day draws on spaoe. but no
preparation has been made here to observe
the occasion appropriately.
Tne Toledo Democrat made its appearance
last week. It is smaller than its competitors,
bat quite readable for all that.
J.K. Huddle. Of the Tifin S.ar called on rs
on Monday. he is a pleasant gentleman and
publishes very readable paper
Tbe TiHn Tr,bas,ss Gays: "The egg laid on
cur table BY VIM. F. Shaw measured Q Tx
SIS inches" Did he cackle?
Mrs. D. E. Wheaton, Of Norwalk, while
RsttinR on the cars at that place, recently had
her pocket picked, losing 500.
John Goodman, the murderer Of Mr.. Hap
wood and wife IN Ottawa county, has been in
dicted for murder in the first degree.
Those towns where the McConnellsville or
sinance has been passed are all threatening
sheer gardens on the edge Of town."
Ateo in the shade, summer may be consid-
cred as having supplauted spring. Saturday
and Sunday last were summer days.
Cast thy bread upon the waters and after
many days it will return to thee, can hardly
be applied 20 car works Investments.
Hans Dundersmith, of Toledo, with q chill
dren, was annexed to a maid Of sweet 10 last
week. He had been widoWer six weeks.
Lee Moore, aged 50, died at Norwalk, re
Gently. Forty-two years ago he had located
at Bowling Green, where he had since resided.
It cost Nathan Hall $40 and ten days on
bread and water in jail, at Toledo, for leaving
his wife in Michigan, and putting Up with Net
tie Duree.
Amsn in Shawnee township, Allen county,
tried to commit suicide last week by cutting
his throat. Neighbors iuterfered and fustrst-
ed the attempt.
So lar i've saloons have surrendered at FL
more. A temperance league with fund Of
$4,000, has been organized there to prosecute
unlawful venders.
Rev. A. N. Meile, late of St. Joseph's Cath
ole Church, of Tifin, was received into
Wooster PresbyteTy on the 29th ult, and
licensed TO preach.
On the 3Oth ult, the body Of a man was
found in the canarnesr Charloe. By papers
found on his person his name was discovered
30 be Charles Wilson.
A burglar entered the residence Of Mayor
Brigham, Of Toledo, on Friday morning of
last week, and gathered up greenbacks, &c,
amounting to over 500.
By notice in last weeks Bulletin We per-
oeive that J. H. Foster is again ''going it
alone" Mr. Hammer having failed to comply
with the terms Of his purchase.
Cattle are dying for want of feed in Van
Vert county. So says the Bulletin. On the
18th OF August last hail storm destroyed the
corn crop on q strip three miles wide
Thirteen suits against liquor sellers were
commenced in Cleveland, last week, under the
Adair law, against liquor sellers and owners
Of premises occupied by liquor sellers.
John Dannenberger, of Wood county, has
been taken in by the smooth-tongued rasoals
who represent the plow works Of R. Fenner &
Co. Mr. D. is only "one more unfortunate" :"
Mr.. Beimiller, Of Sandusky city, has pur-
chased site at Port Clinton, and will erect
fish house there as soon as the season is over,
and will have it ready for the fall trade.
The Star is the title of new paper just
started at New Castle, Ind, by Fetters d Ar
mold. nisa very creditable one, and we wish
the proprietors success in their new venture.
At Sidney, on the first, young man WIS
shot Just above the eye with pistol bullet. 1t
appears to have been 8 spent ball and did no
serious injury, as the ball lodged 5ust under
the skin.
The body Of a six months old infant packed
in pillow case, with brick to occasion It TO
sink, was found IN the river at Toledo, on the
eth. No clue to the person who placed If
there.
John F. Dewey, of Norwalk, an old and
well known citizen, died on the Both ult. Mr..
Dewey had been afflicted with cancer Of the
face for number Of years, and died from ifs
sfscta.
We hear Of farmer near here here who
has 5000 bushels Of corn to sell, but the price
don't suit. The price DOW don't suit those
who have to buy. What a pity that both
parties can't be suited.
The dry house Of the Van Vert Stave Mills
was destroyed by fire on the 9Th. Loss from
$1,000 to $500. The mills were saved. This
is the fourth dry house which has been de-
stroyed for the company.
Judge Jackson, of the fourth subdivision Of
Third Judicial District, contemplates resign
ing and moving to Cleveland, but is delsyed
in doing 60, in order that the succession
may be arranged beforehand.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Hardin
county, last week, Mrs. r. Kirkpatrick ob
tained & verdict of $1,000 damages under the
Adair iaw,agaiRst Geo. Ritzler, q saloon keep
sr. Two ether suits by the same party against
other Eeuo- sellers are pending.
Alice Boyrs, while crossing the L. E. & L
BY. bridge, at Findlsy, on the 9TH, slipped and
fsll into the river. She had narrow escape
from drowning. A gentleman named Rogge
Jumped into the river and rescued her, alters
swim Of several hundred yards.
Rsv. J. Myers and lady, parents Of the edi
tor Of the Mansfield Herald celebrated theil
golden wedding on Saturday, May 2. The!
were married at Marietta, Lancaster. county
Pa, in 1924. Their children and grandchild
rem were present, together with many othe
friends.
The residence Of Judge Tuller, near Ton
tOgany, was entered By burglars, on the nigh
Of the Oh, who stole thereirom revolver
an ovsrOoat and other articles. There wer
tour Of them, and three Of them were arreste,