The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-09
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AAOnt sIetb uhu y boihPAnB Ahhbcn ihst
week.
The Tifin Post Office has been moved
to new quarters.
The man with a hand-organ was on
our streets last week.
Crestline had a prize deer shooting
match on Wednesday.
Van Pelt has broken out of Jail at
Wilmington, o., and is now at large.
Several of our exchanges have stated
that we are now having some spring
weather.
Mr.. D. w. H. Howard, living near
Wauseon, had fifty sheep killed by dogs
few days since.
Burglars entered the residence off. ].
Lishey, Of Green Springs, on Monday
of last week, and stole $500.
A fellow at Sidney, hit the lamp-hght-
er a terrible blow, and had to pay the
sum of $12 and cost therefor.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad line
is putting up an additional telegraph
wire from Newark, to Chicago.
A few days ago, Minrael Mess, living
four miles east of Sandusky, was killed
by the accidental discharge of a shot
gun.
A few days ago, at Wauseon, while
Mr.. W. J. Phillips was oiling an engine
his foot was caught by belt and badly
sprained.
A few days ago, Ed. Morgan, con-
ductor on the L. E. & L. R. R., had his
hand smashed while coupling cars at
Findlay.
On Tuesday evening of last week at
Defiance, Swede named N. P. Lang,
of Chicago, was knocked down and rob-
bed of a watch.
Rev. Mr.. Hart of Lyme, will preach
in the Presbyterian Church Sunday
next, morning and evening.
A. Congdon, master mechanic at the
railroad shops at Norwalk, has resigned
and J. W. Sanburn has been appointed
to fill the vacancy.
The roof of the oil house at the rail
road depot, at Norwalk, was blown of,
a few days ago, by the explosion of the
steam heating apparatus.
On Monday of last week, little
daughter of VIM. Wright, of Van Vert,
slipped from hay NOW, and fell on a
fork, severely iniuring her.
A few evenings since at Tifin, g
young man named Bridinger was as
saulted by several young fellows with
clubs, and considerably bruised.
The Fremont JOURNAL came out with
triple sheet edition last week. 1t
looked ''fat" The JOURNAL is finan-
cial success Ottawa County News.
Mr.. Ell. Hollingsworth of st. Mary's
has been appointed postal agent for the
L. E. and L. Ry., to fill the vacancy oc
casioned by the resignation Of Leon
Ooster.
Hugh Reighard, workman in saw
mill at Delta, Fulton county, had his
hand caught in saw and four of his
fingers cut off close to the knuckles, q
few days ago.
A few days ago McKim Bros cooper
ship, at Bellevue, had narrow escape
from fire. Sparks had lodged beneath
the floor, but were discovered in time
to save the building. ~
The wheat crop is coming out splendid
ly. Notwithstanding the severity of the
winter, the wheat was generally well
covered with snow, and suffered but
little by "winter killing"
John Pope, a saloon keeper of Van
Vert, was, on Tuesday of last week, ar
rested and fined $40 and costs for viola
ting the city ordinance requiring saloons
to close at 10 o'clock P. NJ.
Steps are being taken, at Van Vert,
to send number of boys to the Reform
Farm, forinjuring COWS. They seize the
COWS by the tail and compel them to
jump fences, and club them in brutal
manner.
On Wednesday Of last week, at Sid
ney, while Chas. Dember was engaged
in feeding circular saw, at the hub and
spoke factory, piece Of board flew up
and struck him on the forehead causing
considerable injury.
In Antwerp last week, tramp enter
ed a number of residences and pilfered
various articles, At one place he at
tempted to overcome the inmates of the
house with ether and chloroform, but
assistance arriving he had to take fight
A through freight train collided with
cars in the yards at Elyria, on Wednes-
day, of last week, and caused conEidera-
BILE damage. The accident was caused
through the carelessness of the yard
master, who was Immediately removed.
The multilated body of a man was
picked up on the b. 6 o. railroad track,