The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-01-02
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lies il very critical condition from the sam
mysterious mslady.
Mrs. Stebbins, Of Bellevue, who had beer
confined to the house for thres months because
Of A sprainsd ankle, put in the time piecing
ouilt which contained 1920 pieces, or patches
That was an average of 5s pieces daily, AMI
shows perssrvsring industry.
Mr.. Soarles. of Hamdon, left his horses un
hitched in street in PainsviIIe, and the iniur,
to the wagon, hitching posts and several heavy
fences was but small part of the damage
One Of the horses was 50 badly injured that if
vas thought best to kill it.
Orlando Burt, whose second trial for rape on
a Mrs. Hale living near Wakeman, was con-
cludsd last week, before the Huron county
Court On the Rrst trial he was convicted
aad sentenced to the penitentiary for fifteen
years. On the second trial be was acquitted.
John Ford and wife, formerly Of the Ex-
change hotel, Bellevue, and Enoch Heal and
wife, Of Bellevue, who had been enjoy
lag trip to "Ye Merge. England" after
twenty-Rve year, residence in this country,
hive returned from their trip after a very en-
jeying trip.
Wong Chin Foo, entertained quite fair su-
diencs. on Christmas evening, at Birchard
Hall. His remarks were amusing, if they were
somewhat ambiguous. He lsctured at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday evening, and
on Monday afternoon gave matinee and in
the evening an entertainment at Birchard
Hall
A man named George Warwick, tanner
BY trade, eloped with a sweet sixteen in Tole-
do afew days since. He obtained a marriage
license by swearing the girl was Of age, and
the next day he was arrested in East Toledo on
charge of perjury and imprisoned in default
Of $500 bail.
Papa's Birth Day is the little of a beautiful
engraving 10 by l9 inches which sells for 50,
and the Peoples Journal is an excellent
monthly subscription price 81, Yet We
furnish these with the Journal for the small
sum of s2,75. Think Of it, Sc, worth for s2,75
and come in at once and subscribe. We
make the above offer to all new subscribers,
and 10 all others. Come in.
There is a man over near Attica, whose vera
city may safely be called in question. He
shot hawk recently, on one log Of which, As
claims, was a gold band, bearing an inscrip-
ton, and dated in Germany in 1897. As that
would make the hawk at least l76 yearS old,
We have reason to believe that that Attica
man has never read the passage relating to
the ultimate destiny Of liars.
The editor of the only paper at Fort Lara
mie, Wyoming, has at lastlearned that its well
to be accurate in his local news items In q
recent issue he stated that Mrs. Pleasant, of
place, had murdered three husbands. The
fact was she murdered but two. the third es-
Gaping with a couple of broken ribs, so Mrs P.
called On that editor to see about the correc-
ton, and before he could jump out of the win
dow, lodged a charge Of squirrel shot in his
back.
The cause Of the sudden and mysterious
deaths of Rev. J. NJ. Drake and wife, a short
time since, at Lima, is attributed to their be-
ing poisoned by handling green wall paper. It
appears that previous to their death they were
preparing to paper room in their house, azd
that in tearing down the old paper, which was
Of deep green color, dust was created which
was inhaled by them, and they were poisoned
by it. They died within short time of each
other, and were buried on the same day
Florence Ozanne, of Cleveland, on the 2Oth,
was robbed Of gold watch, worth from $50
10 500, between Eorwalk and MonrosvilIe, BY
a man who SIT bshind her, and who inquired
the time. On getting of at Nsnroevine she
discovered her less, and at once returned to
her seat, but the man had vanished From
her description of the man, constable Marsh
gave it a. his opinion that it was dead beat
who resides here, but operates at Monroeville.
We hope the constable may get hold of him.
On Wednesday, of last week, Peter Heinsen.
Of Bay township, OttOwa county, started for
Port Clinton, on skates, pushing before him
light cutter with some articles in it. After
leaving the little Portage he turned back, evil
IDENTIFY thinking the ice unsafe. The ice gave
way soon after, and he was drowned. he was
a young man Of good character, and school
teaoher. About two hours after the accident
his brother who had started on skates for Port
Clinton, broke through the ice near where his
brother had been drowned, but escaped,
Down below Mansfield, on the L. E. Div. Of
the B. & o. r. R.. is the town Of Bsllvi1s,
whsre 3 unique law suit, says the Herald, is in
progress. Aud thus it happened: A gentle
man living at distance was 10! for many
months paying attention to the daughter of a
respectable farmer in that vicinity and in his
visits occupied bed and seat at the table
The cOurting visitor, however, recently mar
ried the daughter of neighbor, and the father
Of the sighted girl has brought suit against
the happy groom for sixty dollars board bill.
It is probably all right, but somewhat unusu.
al.