The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-17
PORTAGE SENTINEL
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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@ NH sio.s1 OnGay wednesday and Friday, Is 30
bbkhi:WEEKLY--Newto Fails.
ALnve every Monday and Friday by I'm De.
geT sane days at 100, P. N. Mail cloies 1t 49,
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at Depart every tuesday and Thursdsy AZ ~ !, 4. n.
Posr OFFrcK AT RAvErSA-
sandaS. ~ e.ssoi.a se Ai N: CLOSE Il Daily,
...6JWe will take oil kinds of con n,rv
produce Ia payment for debts due US on sub.
scriPtion. Also, in exchange for quantity
of notes and due bills. ...
S74" The FLOWER QuEEN."-The cantata
or opera of" The Flower Queen" was pre-.
sented to our citizens on Thursday and Fri
Gay evenings OF last week, under the man.
agement OF DIR. A. BYRON CHASE, who sus.
tained the character of the Recluse. The
young ladies who personfed the different
howers' sustained their parts admirably, and
reflected credit alike upon themselves and
their preceptor.
FAIR AT TwINSBURG.-The Fourth An.
nual Fair Of the Union Agricultural and
mechanical Association will be held at
Twinsburg' Summit county, ,pn Wednesday
ihursday and Friday, September 7lh, sth
and 9th.
-. oNiVERsAIIsr SERVICES. .'-ln consequence
ot The death OF one of his Parshioners, Rev.
DIR. VLRBERT was unable to fulfil his an.
pointment on Sunday last. We are request,
ed to state that he will officiate in the Uni.
versalist Church at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ, on
Sunday next.
FATAL AccIDENT.-Our village was start
led on Friday last by the announcement that
FRANK, son of Dr.. H. P. GATcHE1L, re.
siding on Chestnut street, had met with
serious accident, while in the Machine Shop
MILLER g. GOLDMAN. 1t appears the little
fellow in passing from one part of the build.
ing 10 another, was obliged to pass large
beam in some way connected with horse
power and either not seeing it or thin king
there was room enough for him to pass, was
struck by it and almost crushed, several of
his ribs being broken and the spinal column
seriously injured. He was taken out appa.
rentIy lifeless and conveyed home, where he
died the next dry. His .sge, we believe,
was 10 years.
ARRESTED Fur BURGLARv.-Our reude.s
will recolect that q few months epo, the
Tailor Shop of JOHN S. WALKER, on Main
street, was broken into and quantity of
goods and garments taken thereirom. No
information was had which could throw apv
light on the robbery or lead to the detection
OF the robbers until last week, when Mr.,
w., while rusticating in the suburbs Of the
village, learned from their own statements,
that two gentlemen from the "gin OF the
says" named PATRICK KELLY and the Win,
FRESHMAN. in whose society he was then
iuxusiatng, were the robbers. Accordingly
a warrant was issued for their arrest. and af
ter hearing before Justice KNos they were .
committed 10 jail, but on Monday were tuken ..
before the Probate Court tor re. examination, ,
which resulted in the release Of Kelly.
MELANCHOLY OccuRRExcE.--We regret ,
TO record that our townsman, Dr.. w. M, -.
PRENTICE, hae sustained severe offlction
In the death Of his little son, FRANK, While Il
visiting recently with his grand parents, in
Boardman township, MaIoning county, he
was taken suddenly i'll, and upon investiga-
ton the cause was found to proceed from too q
violent muscular exertion, he being accus :
toned, like many other boys, of performing b
such fents as walking on bis bands, standing v
On head, etc. He continued to grow worse, y
from day to day, the disease acting upon his r
physical nature, and not at all Influencing Il
his brain, until Tuesday of last week, when a, A.
he expired. A few moments before his death, ?
he bid his parents, little sister and all his in
friends good bye, and on noticing the feel. It It
ngs exhibited BY them, took the hands of his ., %
father and said "Poor Papa and Mamma" p
and Immediately composed himself for that il
sleep which knows no waking in this world. i
A post.mortem examination was had the next SO s.,
Jay, which brought to light condition very sa
Uncommon. 1t was what is culIed In med. b. b.
;al works Ileus or Intussusception to the ex. Ill
ent of twelve inches. He was bright, in.
elligent little boy of ten years, and sorrow.
ul indeed must be the hearts of his parents =
n being shds suddenly deprived Of his pres
NEE and affection. .a n
CoUNTERFEITERs ARREsrED.-On Friday en- en
asst, Deputy U. s. Marshals CHARLES Ca Y
'LE, of Steubenville, and A: M. HAcKErr, oc
4 Ravenna, arrested two men, named ROB. se Ss
:RT WoREx and JOHN s. SuTLrFr, in S,eu. tn, nn
enville, on a charge Of counterfeiting.- NJ
'utlif, who is on old offender is the keep III, ai
y Of hotel in Steubenvile, and at the time Gs Ne
i his arrest, was engaged, with Worex, in XII
be manufacture of bogus coin in his garret. io
The officers found in their possession 49, 900 Os os
n counterfeit coin, consisting of half. dollars,
uarters and dimes, together with the dies.
Materials and implements for maxine the