The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19
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lOf EumpS.
Perrysburg had a taffy pull which
netted SIS.
Now is the the time to save eggs for
Easter, the 2sth.
Hon. Gins. Foster has our thanks for
public documents. H
It is so cold out in Montana that whis-
ky is sold by the plug. Y
We see it stated that the Continentals
disbanded at Bellevue.
The Seneca county district court will
commence on the 9th of April.
Drawing-room cars are free to through
travellers on the b. &c o. Railroad.
Napoleon is to have wheel works
which viii employ about 500 men,
Travel is increasing ON the b. & o. |
road since the reduction in passenger
rates.
One of Findlay's police was whacked
over the head by an Irishman, one day
last week
W. s. Lowery, of Bloomville, SEN
eca county, has been missing since
March 11th.
Findlay has case of female bigamy,
in which a woman is living with two
husbands.
Beef-steak sells now at 10 cents per
pound in Fremont. This is the effects
of the ''Ring."
Wood County has q man who is post
master, Justice of the Peace and sells
liquor by the drinks.
/ A few days ago q thief entered the
house of Mr.. A. Wade, living four miles
east of Fostoria, and stole SlO0in money.
We are now prepared to print sale
bills, horse bills, and do all kinds of job
work at short notice and at reasonable
rates.
A gray eagle was killed in Jackson
township, Seneca county, few days
ago which measured seven feet from
tip to tip.
Mr.. Shubut of Stony Ridge, Wood
county, was instantly killed on Tuesday
r of last week by the limb of tree falling
on his back. .'
Work on the the Wheeling and LAX
Erie Railroad between Zoar and Milan
D will be commenced as soon as til,
weather permits.
An old colored woman, familiarl!
R known as old Granny Clayton, died il
Findlay few days ago, aged one hun
dred and six years.
J. A. Anderson, one of the foremel
of the Lima wheel and spoke factory
y had the little finger of his left hand Gu
J. off by circular saw, on Monday of las
week.
n Mr.. Godfreid Inglefreid, aged abou
: 70, residing south of Tifin, fell off of
load of hay and dislocated one of hi
8 ribs and cut his head severely, fey
s days ago.
A few days since while young maj
: named Charles Rosenty was choppin
down tree, in Clay township, Ottaw
county, limb fell on him and kille
D. him instantly.
A lawyer in Lawrence County pickle
up a mass of glittering dross, near
blast furnace, and it is said the lum
10 is mass of diamonds weighing 26 oi
and valuad at 240O 0O0
N Work on Van. Cutiss' new schoone
at Port Clinton, has been suspended fc
some time past, but will be resume
= soon. The builder contemplates il
completion by the middle of May.
Brother Huddle, of the Tiffin Star NJ
titled lis three or four weeks ago thi
they had sent us large invoice of ic
down the river. We have been receiN
ing it during the past week.
On Wednesday night of last week th
calaboose at Napoleon was nearly de
stroyed by fire. There were fittee
tramps in the building at the time an
it is supposed they set it on fire.
The grist mill of Mr.. A. Lansdale, {
Rollersville, has been sold to Mr.. Wn
A. Sigerson, of Toledo, for $4,000. TIL
sale was made through the real estat
agency of H. J. Raffensburger, G
Toledo
A row occurred at the house of il
" Phalen, on Decatur Street, Sandusk!
on the night of the 5th, in which Pa
rick McNamry was struck on the hea
C. and seriously injured. Phalen an
McNamry were both arrested.
c. On Tuesday night of last week, (
Port Clinton as the station men were r,
" turning from their work, on a hand ca
@ Mr.. Wells Jensen fell in front of til
car, which passed over him dislocatin
C. his shoulder, breaking the shouldel
blade and smashing his foot.
Cooley for April contains all the fasl
C. ions and fancies which delight the Il
dies. Through all the years of its exis
C. enoe, it has ever been welcomed in ii
family circle as the Magazine for IL
T. times Aside from its value as fashio
Magazine, it is always acceptable for i