The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-06
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Town AND COUNTY MATTERS
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Love
Is now
In season
Valentino Day
Fails on February 18th.
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The nvsr is again frozen over.
Seneca County Common Pleas Court begins
on the 10Th.
Court is in session at Findlay, Judge Pill
lars is officiating.
Our market was abundantly supplied with
wood on Tuesday.
Postal cards are now exchanged between
this country and Germany.
Frank Gieble, Deputy Auditor, has joined
the ranks of the Benedicts and Is happy.
Thompson township, Seneca county, has
elected Mr.. J. A Fees Justice Of the Peace.
Hancock county claims credit for having
only three convicts in the State Penitentiary.
Johs Canghsy now carries the mail and pas
seusers between Port Clinton and Ottawa
City.
One night last week farmer in Paulding
county had 10 head Of sheep worried BY
wolves.
Findlay boasts of AOurisbing apple butter
trade, having shipped 5,OOO gallons during the
past falI
There are thirty-three persons feasting on
"crumbs of charity" at the Hancock county
Poor House.
One hundred and fifty thousand pounds of
poultry have been shipped from Fostoria. So
says the Rsviep.
'sCold in the head and heels" is the latest
and most prevalent calamity that mortal flesh
has become heir to.
Lieut. Chas. L. Hudson, 4th o. S. Cavalry
iOrnsrly resident Of Clyde, died at Fort
CLARK, Texas, recently,
The ground hog is at liberty, and now roam
eth abroad. This year he has been cheated
out of his six weeks nap.
Ez-Stats Senator H. P Gage, of Findlay,
has purchased W. 2. Barney's dock at Sandus-
Ky, for the sum Of $4,000.
At Crsstline en- the night of the goth, fire
broke out in the lock factory destroying about |
$4,000. Insured for $4,000
A contract for certain repairs to the county |
jail, rendered by Jacob Myers, has been ac-
espted by the commissioners.
The Defiance Democrat asserts that "the |
Tifin Star is threatened with q libel suit by |
Miss Gabrielle Mexican, the actress"
The calls for the JOURNAL last week were
very gratifying. Nearly two hundred extra
copies were sold at our counting room.
A woman residing in Sandusky, last week /
rose from her bed in state OF somnambulism,
fell down tho stairs and broke both of her
arms.
Henry Smith OF Pleasant township, pur-
chased the mill property, at Fort Seneca,
which was recently sold at Sherif's sale, for
1880
correspondent of the Blade writing from
Perrysburg, says that there was shipped from
that place during 1873, l2,95s.2O7 pounds of
freight
Ii is said that Archbishop AIemany, the
highest Catholic authority in the State, ad-
vises Catholics not to join the Patrons of Hus-
bandry.
school teacher near Edgerton Williams
county, was shot by one of the scholars few
days ago. The boy fed and has not yet been
captured.
Edward Lynch, a laboring man engaged in
Olermachsrs quarry, at Marblehsad, was, on
Monday the 26th ult, killed by stone thrown
by "blast."
The Wood County Sentinel say that Hon.
Nathan Hatfield, representative from that
county, helped to construct the frst brick
building in FindIsy.
The members Of the Lodge of Good Tenn
plars at Clyde, announce a grand entertain
ment for Saturday evening-to consist Of
drama, ia rec and tableauz. 4
John Milley was found dead in bed at the ,
residence Of his son, in BiOoDville, Seneca !
county, one day last week. He is supposed to {
have died from heart disease.
A city telegraph Office is about to be establish
ed at the Lima House, Lima, when it is anti |
cipated that business in that city viii SAVIOR
more extensively of electricity.
Mrs. Aliens millinery store, Tiiiin, was en-
tered by burglars, recently, and $40 were ez-
tracted from trunk, but $50 check was left
behind No clue to the offenders.
Mesars. Dashers have completed arrange
ments for erecting brick business block at
Van Vert. The work isto be commenced
directly the weather viii pTemit.
A Fostoria boy tried to stop circular saw
with his foot last week. A little short Of a
yard of silk applied with surgical skin has
placed him on the road to recovery.
ffoTt hat |
we know of, is to receive with reserve what
ever you hear in regard to a lady's kiss unless
you get it direct from her own lips. !,
Mr.. Lyman Cobb, one of thu pioneers of the
stove manufacturers Of Akron, VINO removed
to South Bend, Ind some years ago, is report
ed dead, at the ripe age of 77years.
A man named Tease, Of Mansfield, recently
bit OF the nose of a companion named Zimmer'
man. We are disposed to view such "teasing"
as ''bit Of a teaser" on the part Of any man.
The election of oiicers Of the Agricultural ,
Society for the current gear, will take place at
the Auditors Office, in the Court House, at 10 ,
o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday next Remember. ,
Ephriam Pen6eld, Of Oberlin, another old
pioneer, who had veathered "the battle and
the breeze for nearly eighty years, resigned ,
all claims to this mortal life on Tuesday the
25th.
It is reported that gold has been found near
DeshIer. Il is not picked up in the streets,
but those emigrating thither will have tho
privilege of sppOrpriating to their own benefit
all they find.
A. Miller & Co. have commenced the man
uiacture, in this city, Of Miller's Indian Rheu-
matte Remedy, q very successful medicine, 9
and one which is rapidly winning its way in |
to public favor.
Henry county agricnIturists are agitating +,
the desirsbiIity Of establishing county fair.
A uumerously signed call for a meeting to dis ,
cuss the subject, on the 18th inst, has already
been advertised II
Otto P. Snyder, of Tifin, is given as author +
ity by the Star for the assertion that there
were to horses sold, recently on Market street, !
in that city for fifty cents. They could not be
"deer' at that price.
Some one has been good enough to forward S
TO Us copy Of the FoochOE Herald an Amer I
lean paper published in China 1t is some 7
what ancient in date, but none the less ap- 7
preciated on that account.
The petition TO the Legislature, to enable 9
A . ,;tf-.,,s ~ Wood counfv fo vote 11non fhe