The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-02
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Clyde has organized musical asso-
citation.
Ann Eliza viii lecture in Mansfield
on the 2Sth.
A city hall and market house is talked
of at Findlay.
A horse in Defiance fell into a sixteen
foot well recently.
Wheat is said to have good appear
ance in this section.
Contracts have been let for building a
$26, 900 church, at Defiance.
MIR. Leon Castar, postal agent on the
L. E. & L. Ry., has resigned.
! Van Vert held spelling school last
week, for the benefit of the poor of that
place,
The new postal cards will be ready
for delivery about the middle of this
month.
The balmy breezes of approaching
spring are more easily imagined than
described.
The Lima Democrat advertises No. l
mackerel in Kits quarters, &c. exits
quarters"
The Daily News, published at Urbana
by w. H. Gribble, made its appearance
a week ago.
Spelling scboolsare all the rage at Ell
more. Ask man question and he
will spell the answer.
A small fire occurred in the carriage
factory Of Topliff & Co., at Elyria, on
Thursday of last week.
In our last issue an error made us
state that Buoyrus had $4,000. 1t
should have read Bryan.
Mr.. Anthony Sigler, an old resident
Of Van Vert county, died a few days
ago aged seventy-two years.
Mr.. d. Taylor, business manager of
the Ottawa County News, retired from
that paper yesterday, (1st inst
Thomas Cation, was arrested at Mans
field, on the 25th charged with forgery
committed at New Portage, Ohio
Mr.. Joe Nilders, of Oberlin, fell off
a load of hay last week, breaking one
of the bones in his wrist, and striking
his head.
The farmers of Farmer township, De
fiance county, have organized Mutual
Insurance Company, with capital stock
of 800, 900.
The Lima Changers sent a man to
Cincinnati to buy salt. He bought 400
barrels, and paid more for it than it was
worth in Lima.
Frederick Wise, who poisoned him
self at Mansfield, as noticed last week,
did not recover. he was buried with
military honors.
Old navagators think that Lake Erie
is frozen over from one side to the 9TH
er, and that navigation will not open till
the middle of April.
The Mayor of Bellevue has sent com
munication to the town council tender
ing his resignation, as soon as his sue
cessor can be appointed.
A man stopping at the Sherman House
Mansfield, on going to bed recently,
blew out the gas and he WIS nearly in
sensible wien discovered.
On Tuesday morning of last week Mr..
Joseph Hilms, of Findlsy, was found
dead in his bed. 1t is supposed he died
from rheumatism of the heart.
Rev. Fairchild, of Mansfield Congre-
gational Church has resigned his charge
to accept the Presidency of the State
Normal School at Indiana, Penn.
! The persons who stole three new sets
of harness from farmers near Bellevue,
a few months ago, have been sentenced
to the penitentiary for two yerrs.
Oberlin came near having fire last
week. A student built big fire in his
stove and then left it. Soon after the
carpet was discovered to be on fire.
A few days ago tramp slipped into q
gunsmith shop at Van Vert, just as a
customer who was examining pistol,
snapped cap, piece of which few in
the tramp's eye. 1t isn't good to be a
tramp.
On Monday of last week, while Mr..
John Moony was saving wood with a
circular saw, at the residence of Mr..
James Cleveland, he slipped, and his
foot struck the saw, and was cut off near
the middle.
Mr.. Samuel L. Clark, of Eagle town
ship, Hancock county, has sued silas
Fahl, in the Common Pleas Court, for
alternating the affections of his pfc, and
for adultery, laying his damages at $780,
600. -Fostoria Review.
On Tuesday of last week, as Mr.. Aa-
ron Deyo, was returning from WauseonI
with load of shingles, his team started
up suddenly, throwing him off the load,
fraoturing his right arm and shoulder
blade, and iniuring his head severely.
Mr.. Geo. Bredbeck, formerly sales
man in the hardware store of Thomp-
son & Co., of this place, has purchased
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