The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-03-06

One Knowles, stole 500 from the residenc,
Of Morgan Blue, Marion township, Henry
county, last week+made for TeIdo, bu
through the instrumentality Of the telegraph
Immediately on arrival fell into the society o.
detective.
Charles TroEbridge, printer who worked
in the Democrat Office, Toledo, and rOomsd
with a young man named Reynolds, at a board
house, incOntineutIy left on Tuesday morning
and $3.50 belonging to Reynolds disappeared
about the same time.
Our readers are referred to the advertise
ment Of the Rubber Paint, Manufactured at
Cleveland. It is fully equal to all that Is
claimed for It, and houses painted with it look
better for a longer period than those on which
other kinds Of paint Is used.
"A rustic having recently been engaged on
farm not far from this city, was informed by
his employer that it was the early bird that
took the worm, to which he promptly replied;
'letun sv it'll get 'nOugh O. grubbin' 'thout
gsttiR up earlier TO catch un."
A farmer near Lima, Allen county, has been
induced to do business with lottery sharper,
to whom he paid So in hopes Of receiving
watch as the result of his luck in drawing.
One dozen "goldg pens, (probably worth 26c.
peck have rewarded his confidence.
Corns, the baggage-master at Lima, shot
& fellow in the leg, the other night, because
he didn't eight cut" when he halloed at him.
That fellows trunk contained valuable goods
stolen at MonroeviIle, Indiana, and be now
lauguisheth at that place awaiting trial.
J. J. Cothran, Of Napoleon, Glen. Wood
ward and Curtis Couch Of Liberty township,
Henry county, were recently elected from the
cans by conductor, for refusing to pay a fine
of l0c. over their fares for not taking tickets
before getting on the cars. Litigation is ex-
peetsd.
The Tifan Tribune sayH the only observance
Of Washington's birthday in that city was the
exhibition made by lank specimen Of human
ity, half-ssss over, who swung himself down
Washington street, waving his hat and shout
ing with thickened uttsrance, ''Hurrah for
Chic) Birthington's Washday."
As Mr.. Samuel Collins and Mr.. Albert Hef-
ner, Of Lima, Allen county, were standing
near the Farmers Bank, in that city,rscently,
portion Of a brick cornice, which gave away,
above their heads struck Mr.. Collins violent
blow on the head, rendering him temporarily
insensible. Mr.. Hefner's escape was miracle.
On the 22d party Of young men started on
a hand car from near New Baltimore, to go
Fostoria. One of them in attempting to catch
hold of the crank was struck in the stomach,
and injured 50 that he died next day day. An
other young man had his arm dislocated by
the same means. It don't appear lucky to
ride on the hand cars of the B. P. & c. R. R.
Ourreaders are referred TO theadvertisement
Of the Eaton Delugs Boiler Washing Machine,
which has made itself famous by its merits
alone. The agent will wash at the Ball House,
on Saturday morning Of this week, and at the
Kessler House on Monday morning next, and
the public are invited to call and witness the |
workings of the best washing machine Of the |
age.
Jacob Martin got on the cars at BloomvilIe, |
presented check to the conductor bearing |
another conductors name, which was refused |
and he was told to get of at Tifin, which he
not. At Beitsville he was elected, and as the
train moved of fired pistol at the conductor.
Martin took the next train for Toledo, where |
he was arrested, taken back to Tihin and |
bound over in the sum Of $50 for carrying con-
ceaIed weapons and $500 for shooting with in
tent to kill.
Robt. Zuel, who received the Journal at |
Olathe, Kansas, must be dead, at least the po- |
lite and affable postmaster at that place sends |
US a note Of which this is q verbatim copy: |
why in hi don't you stop" And Robert
owes US for three years. He must be dead for |
certain, for he never would have quit taking" |
it if he had been alive. Probably it is well |
enough, for now the "deTil" has got his due |
if the printer hasn't. Q. @. Fisher, who re-
ceived his mail at GibSonburg, has gone to
join Robert, We suppose, although the post
master writes that he has gone to Missouri.
We have an account against c. q. for tive
years, but if he has gone to join Robert, we
shall never get it, ss we don't expect to go
there.
Mary E. Baker, an apparently crazy woman,
got of the cars at Clyde, last week, and in
quired for a doctor. DR.. soper was called
who pronounced her insane and laboring un-
der the impression some one was going to
hurt her. She had a baggage check from
Hudson, Michigan, to Buffalo, New York,
and on inquiry by telegraph the trunk was
found to be in Buffalo, and word was received |
from Hudson that she was the wife of o. R. |
Baker. She was taken in charge by Mr.. H. |
Nichols, one Of the township trustees, who OBJ
tanned an order Of court and took the lady to |
her home in Michigan.