The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-19
LOC.sL .W.gTTERS.
READABLES.

Who stole Huddle's cat1
Bryan is infested with thieves.
Van Vert has three new saloons.
Washington's Birthday-Monday.
St. Patrick's day comes on the 18th Of
March this year.
One Of Defance's lawyers hasa broom
he has used for ten years.
1t is reported that some one is about
to start paper at Bettsville
Second trials in Common Pleas Courts
in this State has been abolished.
At Fostoria, on the 10th, stable be-
longing to Jonas Beck was destroyed by
fire.
A saloon Keeper at Findlay recently
had a small geological garden in his
boots
A fine depot is being built at Chicago
Junction By the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
A calico ball is to be given by the
Young America Hose Company of Tifin
on the Odd
Section 81, south of the Maumee
River, has been annexed to the village
of Defiance.
The depot of the b. and o. r. R. at
Fostoria burned down on Monday night
Of last week
A few days ago bull belonging to
Richard Helm, of Port Clinton, was
killed by locomotive.
Mr.. Chss. H. Rowland has retired
from the Hicksville Independent and
Mr.. Francis Brooks assumed charge.
The Huron County Temperance
League will hold their third quarterly
meeting at Monroeville, to-day Friday. }
Mr.. J. D. Tinch, of Green Spring,
has brought suit against the L. S. an
M. S. r. r. for causing the death of his
father.
large wharf in deep water, to accom-
modate the landing of steamers. They
propose to put up from twenty to TWEEN
ty-fve cottages.
Edward Sell1irk, Treasurer Of Plain
Township, Wood County, was robbed
of 81, $50 few days ago. No clue to
the perpetrators.
G. Kinser, of Tiffin, drove his team to
Upper Sandusky, a few days ago, dis
tance of % miles, in two hours, on a
wager of the oysters
At the election at Sandusky, on Mon
day for water-works, the vote was /, ,76o
in favor and only 164 against-a majority
of 1886 for the works.
The fumes of sugar snufed up the
nose will cure ordinary cases of neural
gia. Put small quantity Of sugar on a
hot shovel and try it.
The Clyde Agricultural and Indus
trial Society will hold its next annual
fair on the 2Sth, Doth and Both of Octo-
Der and the 1st of November, 1875.
"The editor of the Bowling Green
Democrat says he is the father of seven
teen children. No wonder he is par
tally crazy. zy."-[Sidney Democrat.
On Monday Of last week Mr.. Frank
Carlo, living near Van Vert, was in the
woods chopping, and limb from tree
fell on his shoulder and fractured it.
We are under obligations to 7. w.
Helmick, 278 w. Sixth ST., Cincinnati,
for new song entitled Remember
Deeds of Kindness. Price 30 cents.
Mrs David Donaldson and Mrs. Cas-
per Fisher, were thrown out of wagon
at Perrysburg, on Tuesday Of last week,
and considerably bruised and injured.
The stsve factory at Kansas, Seneca
County, was burned down on Tuesday
night of last week Loss estimated at
from S2, 900 Oto$3, 900, with no insurance.
DR.. j, Strong, of Oberlin, special
agent of the Postofice Department, Wis
tied Findlay last week and investigated
the affairs of the postoffice at that place.
One thousand dollars is offered for the
and conviction of the per-
son or persons who murdered Mr.. Nc
Cormick at Mount Vernon on the 9th
inst.
A passenger train on the Dayton and
Michigan Railroad ran into an open
switch at Botkin's Station, few days
ago, and threw two or three cars into the
ditch.
Mrs. John Grabach, of Kearney juno
ton, Nebraska, who murdered her child
a few days by throwing it on the floor
and then jumping on it, formerly lived
at Clyde.
On Wednesday night of last week a
little daughter of Mr.. VIM. ]. Hollis, of
Bellevue, aged ten years, was severely
scalded by kettle of hot water being
upset on her from the stove
A man named Line was arrested in
Eagle township, Hancock County, on
Monday of last week, by authorities
from Indiana for horse stealing and
taken there the same night.
The Perrysburg Lodge of Good
Templars has disbanded and a literary