The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-16

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Tho following episaph aPpssrs on q tomb
stone in Thompson, Connecticut; "Here hes
the body Of Jonathan Richardson,
who never sacrificed his reason OF the altar OF
suoersttion's god, who never believed that
Jonah swallowed . whale"
In sandusky City complaints are prevalent
that travelling butchers are hawking unwhole-
some meat-the earoasses o. consumPlve
cows. and calves not over week or ten days
old. This is truly revolving Oifense and
should receive prompt retributiOn.
The Toledo BLADE says that Columbus
man is so bloodIess that it would starve a
,nusouito TO death If compelled to pasture up
on him. The STATE Journal replies that a
Toledo man has enough blood in his nose to
iptox:cate musquito the iirst plunge.
A very old pioneer, in the person OF MI
Frsserisl. Harpster. died on Saturday last, at
Fiat Rock, from the elects Of stroke OF
psralvsis. He was "A years Of age had resid-
al in Flat Rock As years and was considered
a most liberal spirited and popular man.
On Saturday week, John Swan, OF Hicks
Vile township, Distance county, went out
duck shooting, in company with some friends.
He accidentally fell over a log, his gun went
of. and the CD arge entered his body unaer
the right arm. At last accounts he was IN q
very precarious condition.
An exchange says-aDon't hnger where
vour love lies dreaming. Wake her up and
tell her to split kindIfng and make fire.
Just 50, neighbor, We guess the result Of such
m experiment would be hot enough to 'cook
ones goose" without the aid Of stove. Do
YOU know how it Is yourself ?
Wrll's boot store, corner OF Summit and
Oak street, Toledo, was burglarized early on
Tuesday morning, and $50 or $50 worth OF
boots stolen. During the following day, how
ever. one of the party was eleverly picked up
On the street By Sergeant Sullivan with par
of the stolen boots on his feet
At Fostoria, on Thursday Of last week, k,some
lillian met a Mrs. Wisher returning from a
PRAYER meeting, in the evening, and forcibly
attempted to commit rape upon her, but was
foiled by the timely arrival on the scene OF
Mr.. Cunningham. The contents Of Colts
.readv reckoner," would be deserved desert
for such brute.
On Friday week, upon the return home
from the fair Of Daniel Altman and family, OF
jackson township, Hancock county a fire was
made and supper prepared, when it was dis
covered the upper part Of the house had taken
FIRE. and the whole building, with contents
was consumed with the exception Of few
articles of furniture.
Ga Sunday, the 4th, Alr. A. H. Sawyer re-
siding near Sandusky. on the pike, heard a
noise In the stable and went to uncertain the
cause. Fiding Que OF the animals down and
ulunging. he went into the stall to assist it.
when it suddenly sprang to its feet and SO
severely crushed him against the side OF the
stall that his recovery is dispalred Of
The Bellevue Gazette acknowledges the
presentation to the editor, of hens egg, eight
and half inches round one way and seven
and & half inches the other way. When
broken it contained another perfect egg. Mr..
! W alter also preSeA1eA 1H0 0eI'tOA ~" =
Crawford peach, nine and three-fourth inches
round. Such samples are few and far be-
tween.
New Rochester, Wood County. is in fever
over an alleged kidnapping case. The child
in dispute is sou Of one Newton Kelley, sup
posed to have been killed in the war, the
mother having been REMARKED, and the child
left IN care Of his grandfather, Isaac Kelley
who recently died and left the boy 40 acres OF
land. Now, the boys stepfather and old kel-
Iey's sons are both laying claim to the boy
The stepfather caught the child, on Sunday o.
last week, and bore him home with him. The
Kelley boys next had the mother and step
father arrested for kidnapping, and they were
bound over TO take their trial.