The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23
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the Tiffin Star.
The Bryan Press is now printed on a
Campbell Press.
Mr.. O. r. McCulloch is putting down
new sidewalk around his residence.
-Four men were killed in a coal mine
at Massillon, on on Monday, April -.
A new paper has been started at Ash
ley, Delaware county, called the Enter
prise
The Huron County Teachers Associ-
alton will meet at Norwalk on Saturday
April "a.
Brother zahm, of the Wyandot Union,
put new head on his paper last week.
1t looks fine.
The Presbyterian Sociable will be held
at the church parlors on Thursday eve
ming, April Doth.
Jno Smith, of Republic, Seneca, coun-
ty, was recently thrown from buggy
and probably fatally injured.
The dwelling house of Jacob Helt, of
Oak Harbor, was destroyed by fire on
the 9th inst. Insured for $780,
! $4,000 people visited the reading room
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion at Sandusky during the past year.
Week before last form was pied in
in the Bucyrus Journal Office, by acci-
dent, just as the paper was going to
press.
The Norwalk Reflector came to us last
week in a new dress, and looks much
improved. We congratulate it upon its
prosperity.
The dry kiln of Mock & Smiths sash
factory at Lima had narrow escape
from being destroyed by fire on Monday
of last week.
A few days ago pile of lumber be-
longing to w. N. Gale, at Bellevue; was
burned with several rods of fence, by
careless hunters.
We have received copy OF the
Columbus Herald, Sunday paper pub.
lished by I. J. Ewing. 1t is filed with
State news and is ably edited.
We would advise Jones, of the Fostor
ia Review to study his almanac before
he tells his readers that the 4th of July
comes on Saturday this year.
Hon. Chas. Foster, has been elected
President of the Atlantic and Lake Erie
Coal Company, and W. O. Lemert Sec
retary and Treasurer, for the present
year.
On Monday night of last week at Elyrii
while on the floor dancing, Mr.. The
obald, jeweler of that place, fell dead
1t is supposed heart disease was th'
cause.
Messrs. Jno. Casper & Co., carriage
builders of Norwalk have made an as
signment. Their liabilities are stated
at about Sc, 900 and the assets 5000 tc
SO, 900.
The Office of the Toledo Democrat
and Herald was partially destroyed by
fire on Tuesday night of last week.
Loss estimated at $2,5OO, covered by
10000 insurance.
Francis M. Stockwell, lunatic, con.
fined in the upper part of the Hancock
county jail, set fire to the straw tick Of
his bed and the building narrowly es
capped obstruction.
The passenger rates from Chicago tc
eastern cities, via the Chicago division
of the B. and o. Ry., are now as follows
New York, $10.25; Philadelphia, 81;
Baltimore and Washington, $5.
On Tuesday evening of last week, a
boy named Wallace Mosier, an employee
in the Flax mills at Findlay, was caught
in the screws of the press and so severe
Ely injured that he is unable to walk.
The ''Urbana Oitizenand Gazette" has
entered upon its thirty-eighth volume
under the management of the present
senior editor, Mr.. Saxton, and the tenth
year under its present management.
A young man of Mansfield supposed
he had been corresponding with a young
lady at Tifin, until he went to the latter
place to marry her, and found out it was
man. He got "full' and went home.
Mr.. Smith Ferris, late proprietor Of
tile Exchange Hotel, Marion, Ohio, and
at one time of the old Cooper House Oh
this place, died at Marion on the 9th
inst, of erysipelas fever, in the 49th
year of his age.
The snow storm of Saturday last was
divided up into squalls enough to satisfy
an ordinary weather prophet, and We
fell like saying now ''if any man proph-
ecies any more snow this spring, shoot
him on the spot"
On Monday of last week, Albert Weav-
er, whose parents live near Findlay, fell
from the top of a moving train neaI
Chicago, and had his legs so badly
crushed by the 'draw bars" that the
amputation of both limbs was necessary.
Defiance County Agricultural Society
has recently purchased sixty acres OF
ground, just north of Defiance as fair
ground. Their next fair will be held
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