The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-09-25
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While eating fruit pies.
1Eilbary is 70 be incorporated.
Findlay has contracted for gas.
Cases Of cholera morbus are prevalent.
There was white frost on Saturday night
CarbOlic acid soap suds will destroy worms
in aowers.
II has rained all around US, but we only re-
ceived q slight shower.
The nearest approach to confidence game
is pulling mules tail.
Rev. Lease, Of the N. E. church, has been
rstumsd for another year.
his said that the cider mill is likely to have
a lively time of it this season.
The Central Ohio N. y. Conference COM
msnosd its session at Sidney on the 10Th.
DUCK shooting is now @on." Can't some Of
our spOrtists bag few,and t'pass 'em roundf'
Bellevue is seeking after reading room.
committee Of ladies has the matter in
hand.
J.E. Fisher has purchased the St. Mary's
C0trant, and Brother WalkuP is now out at
grass
1 BlOomdsIe is the name of new POstofice
on the line Of theB P. s c. Ry, in Wood
oouaty.
Isaac Sloane, resident Of Seneca county
for fOrty-fve years, died recently at the age
Of 55 years.
The L. S. &M.s. r. R. Co., are laying new
sids tracks at Oberlin, and making extensive
improvements at the depot.
Our thanks are due to Hiram PoOl;of Ball
vile township. for basket of splendid peach
es. We did full justice to them.
The SD Ohio will hold reunion at Ply
mouth, O., on the 2Oth Of October. Arrange
menis are being made for pleasant time.
A pair of mules made temporary wreck of
a alnmber wagon on Front street on Saturday.
The wagon was soon repaired and moved on.
a gas company. with $4,000 capital has
been formed in Defiance. The gas company,
should secure Eimer's services as chief engin-
eer.
From two to three hundred dollars worth
Of dry goods were stolen from the store of
Judge Crook at Perysburg on the night of
the l4th.
Pin Elderkin delivered over the keys of
the Treasury to his successor, last week. Pin
has made & good treasurer and retires from
the Office with credit.
Jacob Gartee the murderer of Nicholas
Bsnsing in Hancock county, who was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for life, died on the
18th Of typhoid fever.
We hear it freely reported that peaches are
soplentiful near Fremont that customers are
allowed to 90 and pick up the fruit from IN
der the trees at sos. per bushel
Pasture Is almost literally dried up, and
winter feeding will have to commence early
Everything that enters into the composition
Of animal food is likely to be high.
CaledoniAn sta7e factory, ct Belmore, Put
nam county, is reported as doing a splendid
trade. It at present employs so men, and is
extending the capacity.
Fulton county seems to be infested with in
oendiaries- In four weeks four different barns
have been burned. and each one is believed to
be the work of an incendiary.
Tifin is bad place. On the night of the
18th, Jos. Kintz was shot in the thigh while
passing the NJ. E. ohusch, at that place It
il not known who fired the shot.
A boy named Warren Davis had his thigh
broken at Clyde, recently, by being thrown
from wagon. The horse attached to the
wagon had run of.
The Black River Commercial has outgrown
its usefulness at that point and has moved to
Elyria, where It makes change of name, and
will henceforth be known as the Republican
A party of "a squirrel shooters went into
the woods last week, in Henry county, diyid-
ed into two squads of twelve each, and con-
tested for supper. They shot 223 squirrels
in all.
The Henry County Examining Committee
have traced defalcation of S29, ,849 81 to the
account Of Mr.. Drisler, the former treasurer.
And this is but one of the batch which has
lived Cd that county.
A barn belonging to Daniel Miller, near
sandusky city. was destroyed by fire on the
1Ith, together with its contents of grain, farm
implements, &C., valued as $1,000 to $500
only small insurance.
A little boy, playing with matches, dropped
lighted one in some straw in the barn of
Daniel widmer, near Defiance, on the l4th,
md conhagration resulted, destroying two
barns, and involving a loss of $500.
Without any known cause for so doing, J.
w. FrizsIl, Of Greenville, Darke county, on
the night of the sth, blew his brains out He
was man who enjoyed ths respect of his Sel-
lows, and no cause for the rash act can be i'm
sgined.
Mr.. W. Hill, master builder, is erecting
very nice brick residence on the pike, near
Bellevue, Huron county. William consider
ed be had worked long enough for others and |
resolved be would do little on his own &c
count.
The Hancock Courier states that the first |
paper on which that county organ was print
cd in 1881, was carted from GAINESVILLE, by |
DR.. II. P. Eaton, and that the paper, the |
Courier is still printed on is yet made at the
s1ms mills.
That tunnel at Tifin is a real fund for the
TifHn papers. It furnishes more locals than
all the other local institutions combined. The |
last victim was William Snyder, who fell
through and broke his hip, and was other
wise injured.
III NAS ATsA1 OauucA 4AAteAS u DH4AoNNcl i
WA kicked by horse he was attending and
bis forehead over the left eye crushed in. DIR.
Goodson removed thirty pieces of bone, and
at last accounts Mr.. n. was lying in s dan
gerous condition.
D. w. C. Brown, Esq., has been appointed |
General Manager Of the c. S. s. c. Road in |
place Of g. T. Benedict deceased. MIR. Brown /
has been acting as Manager during Mr. Ben
edicts illness, and is thoroughly posted in the
duties of his Office.
Rev. s. MoBurnsy, of the N. E. church,
who was expelled from the North Ohio Con-
ference last fail for too much freedom with
female members Of his charge, but after
wards re-instated, has taken transfer to the
Illinois conference.
The Tifin Star IS going strong for their
ssCity Fathsrs" on the subject Of Light or no
Lieht.g This is quite right-we always |
thought TifRn had good cause for praying
s1iehten our darkness may their supphea- |
tiOn be duly answered.
Leonard Dow, wealthy farmer living near
New Haven. committed suicide by hanging
himself in his barn, on the 18th. He had suf-
fsrsd from dyspepsia for years, and become
inaane from its effects, and several times been
in the asylum for trestment.
Right opposite the new depot at Columbus
ia the Exchange Hotel, and that is where our
Whilom friend Kaufman hangs out. For good |