The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-07-03

.ew hsy isin market.

land Is quiet.
TaEs matters cody on Saturday if it is the
glorious Fourth
Miss Gina Smith is at home from Dayton
visiting friends.
Stock Shipments have commenced over the
BP P&C.R.R
Visions Of cherry pies have been changed
. luseious realities.
Nert yer the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, win meet in Cleveland
Jesse Gregg is on trial at Ssndusky for
murder in the second degree.
The 22a was show day in Defiance and If
teen fghss kept the town lively.
Corn is making rapid growth and soon the
tender srest viii tempt the palate Of the cpl
cure.
HG. ". P, residing in a Deighboring city,
win read XVII, 1885, be viii be able TO see
point
A runaway in Ballvilse township, on Thurs
day Of last week resulted in William Smith
receiving serious injuries.
A beer garden is to be started in Findlay.
There are already twenty-one places there
where nouOrs are retalieo'
E.P. Brown, formerly Of the Bellevue Ga
sr,ts. il several inches taller Of late It IS
bJy. and it's name is Brown.
Harvey Pixley. farmer, of Bellevue, was
lat week thrown from 3 moving machine,
aad received fracture Of the leg.
Paul johnson, a lad aged y years. jumped
into the river at Tifin, On the Path, snd res
eued q comra5e who was drowning.
In Nebraska q pawnbroker recently sus-
pspded. Itis supposed the Pawn-ees did it.
SHE was found hanging to tree.
oberlin celebrates the Fourth this year with
= Hook and Ladder and Base Ball Tourna-
ment- The prizes amount to 1925.
Jacob Bick, Of Fostoris, paid dne OF $50
and oosts-alI tod $500. on the 22d, for vio-
I.s;nO the McConneIlsvile ordinance.
Huss and Ars. R. G. Pennington
we're considerably injured at'Tifin, on the
2oth. BIZ being thrown from q buggy.
Keuton is going to apply for $4,000 Of that
ss OeO 900, in the new distribution. Tbs new
b,nk viii be known as the Citizens National.
Mustard is now said to be bug preventive
vbsn planted among potatoes. The remedy
Vas discovered BY accident, but is said to be
reliable.
Tbs aIittle Reindeer continues her tn
veekIv trips to Sandusky. Those who delight
in that kind Of travel should BY all means go
by the Reindeer.
An old man named Jones, a patent right
veuder. committed suicide or was poisoned IN
Toledo. on the oath. The police are investi-
eating the matter.
New potatoes are now in order Don't eat
zoo heartily of them the first time. We speak
in the interests Of mankind Physicians
however, are hopeful.
Jacob Baker, Of Bellevue, had three RIBS
broken and was otherwise injured, on Thurs
day last, by being crushed between LOAD OF
hsv and a beam in his barn.
PC. Hayes last week made his valedictoFy
TO the readers of the Bryan Press. Success
attend him in his subsequent ventures D. b.
Anger at once assumes control
Mrs.. Rue, Of Fossoria, ruefully paid to the
Nsyor Of that corporation Sl5 and costs on
the 18th, for nsglecting to observe the proYls-
ions Of the MeConneIIsville ordinance
The Northwestern Normal School, hereto
Gore conducted at Republic, by J. Fraise
Richards. has been removed to Fostoria, where
itw,n commence Its fifth year, Sept. 9Th.
At Lima, OF the 4th, they are going to sell
lots in the new cemetery, all day. Thsts the
most funny-rsal gfuneraD estate business we
have heard of for Fourth Of July celebra-
ton.
AZ Bloomville, Seneca county, on the after
ronn Of the 24th, Samuel Allen, brakeman
ON GER. R. was caught between a
car and the cattle shute, and had three Hbs
broken and was otherwise injured
We had the pleasure Of an old fashioned
,b.ke With Charley Ashton, on Monday. He
is growing thin, but stands the weather pretty
weii. his old friends, when they meet him.
viii notice how he has "iallen away
q W. Merton, Of Perrysburg, came near
having his neck broke last week. The king
,,olt came ont of his buggy letting it down SO
,uddeolv that he was thrown out. He hasn't
hsen abe to speak above . whisper yet.
Mn H. Trimmer, Of New Haven IN at
tempting to Jump from her buggy, on the 2oth'
arobted upon one foot, and her ankle turning
threw her 70 the ground in such q manner as
- brsalz both bones of her left limb at the
ankle.
Mis- Mary Mungen, Of Findlay, daughter
Of Hon. VIM. Mungen, Of that place, died oi
Quick consumption, on the 18th. She IS spo-
ken Of as having been lovely and ioveaole
girl, and much sympathy is expressed Tor the
parents.
Morrison Hostler, Of Washington township
H.Deoek county, left Sl52 at home in his
pants pocket when he went to church on 'he
alst. but during his absence it mysteriou'ly
disappeared, and the prospects Of its recovery
we're never less.
Messrs. D. L. June s. Son, Of Fremont com
pletsd their contract with the Village Council
last wednesday, for the erection of the new
town building. They executed their bond II
The sum Of IS $50 for the completion OF TIT
work.-Fostor1a RevietO.
Twas the lot Of the Mayor Of Green Sprng
weak before last, to have one Lott before MIN
for sailing liquor to habitual drunkard' an'
he allotted to Lott the lot Of contributing Il
tb. funds Of the village twenty-five dOllars
and further deponent saith not.
Near Defiance o horse attached to buggy
was frightened by passing canal boat on th'
oath. and ran away, jumping into the cana
and snbmsrEing Mr.. Case, who was driving
Uvas a bad case, but Mr.. Case got out Of it
The buggy was badly demoralized.
The residence Of B. H. Splitter, near Mel
,,o-s Was entered on the 2lst by Frank Gre.
,na Harvey Dunlap, who made themselves
home. They were seen and recognized an
.be following day were arrested and hel
= hail in $500 each 10 answer the charge
A.svsrs storm visited Tifin and its neigh
,,,,booa on the 25th. Damage was done I
crops. fences and houses. On the same aitei
,oou the severest storm ever known in tins
ne;ghborhood Is said to have visited McCor
gsIIsvills, Morgan county, and the eOuntr
adjacent.
Jacob Mentzer, drayman, at Iifin, ha
A.. ~, Isq broken on the 22d, 50 that II
,,o,xs urotruded below the knee. he vi
s.I;,e a load of sacked wool, when it gay
I'D relied upon the the team attached
49, oausing them to run and tnroWlL
an 81 and under the wheel
Ai.- u,.ombulist =, az Terra Haute, recent
- into s servant girls room. A So
..--s-vices N-l.s-i we're required to plaster up
80 md good sized chair was sent TO 9
er-1i,,vs factory for repairs. When I
u IA eSDected his SOL