The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-08-21

Reedables.
Aches club has been organized al Toledo
The Lucas oouatyrsachcr's Institute meet
on tho 24ih-
Thsy are about to organize zouave com
pa1y in Tim.
There were some wicked people at the
Fndlay Horse Fair.
Bisckberriss sold at four cents quart in
Painesvllle, last week.
Andrew Newman was prostrased by sun
alsois 81 Findlay last week.
TlHin is in debt for gas and 50 the street
lamps are not lighted at night
Tbs Prohifitlonists Of Seneca county have
put ia nomination county ticket.
Tie Toledo and Msumes narrow guage
7ailr0ad Is completed and in operation.
Tae Bryan Press was improved in sppear-
ancs by partial new dress last week.
sezsl thousand shad Eers deposited in the
Hursa river, at MonToeYille, last week.
A leopard belonging to Warner s Co.'S cir
Gus had at al plymouth, on tho llth, and
died.
Potatoes are being shipped from Fremont
IN large quantities. Ed. H Underhin buys
largely
IL. Remover, Of FOstoria, leading busi-
mass naa, has sold out has mercantile business
and retired.
The Odd Fellows. Of McComb, Hancock
county, dedicated their new hall, on Wednes-
day Of last week.
Capt Maculsn. of Oak Barbor, shot at
Chris. vogel on the evening of the 10th, sAd
was bound over 70 court.
The Ottawa County Teachers Institute
win be held at ElmOre, commencing Monday,
Aug. Slst, and continue six days.
Friend BoElus, at Kansas Station, viii ac-
cept our thanks for favors. We hope to hear
from him often in the same way.
William Young fell from wagon in Find
lay, en- the sth, and one Of the wheels passed
over his head cutting it frightfully.
Thursday, August 27th, is the day fixed for
the Seneca County Granger's Harvest Home
Pic Mic. It viii be held on the fair grounds,
at Tim.
Robert Morrison, of Hardin county, thresh-
ed Si5 bushels Of wheat from seven acres, or
IS bushels to the acre-not up to our Green
Creek man get.
The thief who burglarizsd the residence of
C. R. BostwicF, at Norwalk, was caught at
cls7eland- and was returned to Norwalk,
where he lies in jail.
In a quarrel near Antwerp. Panlding oOun-
ty, on the 10Th, Frank Kurtz stabbed labor
er named McGilis, instantly killing him.
KuEtz was arrested.
Another child got hold Of revolver, and
another playmate was badly wounded. The
affair occurred in Findlay, and the children's
nsmes we're Kramer.
The burglar who shot Mcclure, at Mans
field, has not been captured. Mcclure, who
was at first thought to have been so badly in
jured that he would die, is recovering.
Mr.. Rhinecker, on Garrison street, has put
down new brick pavement. More and bet
ter walks have been put down in our city this
year than ever before. Glad to see them go
down.
They had barefoot wedding in a police
court at Findlay last week. The parties had
been too intimate by far, and the barefoot"
was rather unwilling participant in the mar
riage ceremony.
In saw mill, near Benton, on the 18th,
David Wilson, while attempting to adjust
belt, fell against the circular saw and cut
large piece Of flesh from his left thigh. His
left leg was also cut badly.
A man named Swinehart, while at work in
8 saw mill at Custar, Wood county, on the
sth, had one Of his hands so badly injured
that it had to be amputated at the wrist.
The CoWles House, PainesviIIe, is to be lit
with natural gas. At depth of I25 feet
strong vein was reached, but it is the inten-
tion 70 sink several hundred feet deeper In
order to secure full supply.
AT the Firemen's Tournament in AshlaKd,
last week. the Letter Hook and Ladder c6m-
pany, Of Shelby, made forty rods and put g
man on top of the ladder in "a 1-2 seconds,
making the fastest time on record
A German named Nicholas Mosier, while
intoxicated, fell from train on the B. s. o.
r. r., near Prout's Station, on the sth, and
was 80 badly srushed that be died the same
night, at NorwaIk, where he resided.
A barn belonging to Mr.. II. Lee, in the
neighborhOOd of Green Springs, was struck by
lightning during the storm on the morning of
ihe Sth, and burned to the ground, with hay,
oats, whsat,6c valued at g. .OOO-insured for
$500.
Near Custar, Wood county, on the 9Th, as
parry Of Germans we're about starting out
for hunt, one OF the guns was accidentally
discharged, the load passing through the
mouth and cheek of one of the party. The
hunting was postponed.
Thursday morning Of last week a man
whose name is supposed to be Hacker, was
found dead upon the track Of the L. s. & II.
s. r. R. ct Port Clinton. It is supposed that
he slipped and fell striking the back of his
head On q rail. and that the violent conclusion
killed him. he lived near Sandusky-
We have received copy Of the Preminm
List Of the Plymouth Agricultural Society for
1874. The fair will be held on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, October 9th, 7th
and sEh, and as there will be no no County
Fair held at Mansfield, this year, it viii be
doubtless more largely attended than ever be-
fore.
At Toledo, on Friday night, William N.
Court wanted John DiscOll to give him a chew
Of tobacco. John denied having any, and af-
ter some chatting smote William on the cheek,
and walked away. Williams eIrish" was
aroused. and ssizing a stick pursued and struck
john fearful blow on the side Of the head,
which seems to have ruptured blood vessel
which flooded the brain and caused death the
noxt morning at II o'clock. Court was ar
rested on charge of manslaughter.
The communication of "Russicus" we are
Obliged to postpone for want Of room.
The Teachers Institute has been in session
the present week, with good average atben-