The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-11-27

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Me.srs. King & Day, Of Lima, Kill 500 hO
daily.
Clemens viii make Fudlay his abidir
place.
Henry county has surplus of 50 IA in IL
treasury.
'cMy Sunday evening mali is what sns cal
him in Detroit.
Mush and milk is served up at church sociI
bles in Fostoria.
An excursion left Tifin for Texas on Tue
day of last week.
Eiehty-hve deer were shipped from Va
Vert last month.
The ex-AuditOr Of Ottawa county was i
the city last week.
The new iron bridge at Tifiin Is nearly com
pleted. 1t viii cost $4,000
A hunter from WyandOt county, who wen
to Henry county, is missing.
Ridgeville Station, on the Lake Shore ROAD
has been changed to Shawvihe.
We had the first snow-storm of the season
on Thursday night of last week.
The Putin Bay Telegraph Company DIS
continued operations on the 18th.
The yield of grapes this year on Kelley
Island win average two tons to the acre.
Mrs. Isabella Tarr has been appointed post
uistress at Van Buren, Hancock county.
A telegraph Office has been established al
Kansas Station, on the L. E. and L. kh'
The Women's Temperance Convention has
been in session in Cleveland the past week.
The Sidney opera-hOuse was opened on
Monday evening last by dramatic company
The McConnsllsville ordinance has lately
been repealed by the GAINESVILLE city council
The Methodists of Oak HArbOr are endoaV-
orine to raise subscriptions to build church
The Protestant Methodists Of Fostoria are
talking Of erecting new church at that place
The new court-houseof Erie county, at San
dusky, will be occupied about the lst OF jan
uary.
West q Arlin are rebuilding their black
smith shop at Clyde. It was recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Through freight on the Lake Shore road
will hereafter be transferred at Collamer in
stead Of Cleveland.
Joseph Halter, of Napoleon, has been ap-
pointed BY Hon. VIM. Bell, Secretary Of State,
a. one Of his clerks.
Mr.. VIM. Schoenemann, of Sandusky, was
recently seriously burned by the careless
handling of coal oil.
Geo. E. st. John, local editor of the San
dusky Register, has wandered away to Belle
fontaine and got married.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is now
running & Sunday mail train from Sandusky
on the Lake Erie Division.
Mr.. Henry Mansheld's store, in Republic,
Seneca county, was burglarized on the night
Of goods amounting to $3.50.
DR.. s. G. Brown, Of Oberlin, recently had a
leg broken by falling from some temporary
wood work on his premises.
The Adrian Times says that the general
workshops of the Lake Shore road are to be
moved back to Adrian from Elkhart.
The town council Of Wooster, Wayne eoun-
tv, have appropriated SAC, 900 for the constTuc-
tion of new water-WorEs at that place.
Over 100000 feet Of lumber from Bay
CITY, and over "a, ,OOO, 900 feet from Saginaw,
has been received at Toledo this season.
James Hinton fell dead in a iit in Sandusky
recently. He had gone to the cellar for coal
and while there was taken with the 1T.
The House of Good, the Shepherd, is the
way it appeared in the Cleveland Herald, in
stead of the House of the Good Shepherd.
Mr.. Daniel Wygant, living near Findlay,
recently had his hand cut in frightful man
ner while trimming wooden wedge with an
AZ.
A man named StapIeton, working on Ryan, |
johnson & Co.'s new vessel in Huron, recent |
Iy, had leg fractured by a stick of timber
falling on it.
Mrs. Evalina White, of Wyandot county, |
while visiting her brother, in Ashland, recent |
", was found dead in her bed. Heart disease
was the cause.
A few days ago, while some boys were firing |
of a revolver, at Clyde, ball passed through |
the window of Mr.. David Beaner. Forum |
ately no one was hurt.
The newspaper fraternity along the Mari |
eta, Pittsburg and Cleveland Railway, re-
Gently organized an excursion and visited Ma |
rietta and had q good time.
In the game of foot ball, it has been decided |
unlawful to kill more than two men during |
any single game, or to break more than two |
legs belonging to any one player.
A young son of Anthony Fisher, Of
Milan, on Wednesday last, while playing |
about cutting box, got his haId under the
knives and had three fingers taken off.
On Saturday last while our streets were
crowded with teams, man with a load of
wood ran against the wheels Of a light wagon
and overturned it, but doing no. damage.
The Ottawa County Reporter is not pleased
with the committees report of the examins-
ton Of the late Auditors books. Il thinks
there is something "rOtten in Denmark"
The grocery store of John Raddock, at Oak
Harbor, was broken into and set on fire on
the night Of the 10th The fire was discovered
in time to prevent disastrous cOnhagration,
1t is intimated that Flanagan, of the Ken
ton Democrat, and Clemens, the preacher-law-
yer, will go into the practice of law together.
One is to furnish the ''cheek' and the other
the ''gsb."
An attempt was made on Sunday night, the
18th inst, TO burglarizs the store of Messrs.
Boyer s. Eichhorn, at Bellevue. The burglar
was discovered, and pistol shot induced |
him to retire.
Chas. Shepherd, OF Green Spring, was ar
rested on Thursday of last week for stealing |
horse from Mr.. d. Il Franks, of the same |
place a short time since. He was committed |
to Jail in default of bail.
Captain VIM. Curtiss, of Port Clinton, while |
working on his new schooner at that place re-
Gently, met with severe accident. BE was
hewing stick of timber, when the ak glanced
and took of his great toe.
The new management of the Cincinnati,
Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad have re-
moved nearly ali the old conductors aud filed
their places with Eastern men. The cause
Of the removal is not known.
The WyandOt Union says that tramp mis-
took bottle Of benzine in that Office for some
Of Hen. Kelly's acordiaI" and event of" like
q charge Of powder when he discovered it,
He went to Lima for repairs.
In using postal card always write the ad-
dress first. Tons of postal cards without any
address are destroyed in the Dead Letter
Office, because people write the message first,
and forget to address the card.
On Wednesday of last week, while Judge |
Atkins, of Elmore, was descending a pair of
stairs, he fell from the top to the hall below,
receiving severe injuries. He was not ez-
pected TO survive at last accounts.