The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-31
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THE store of w. L. Snow, of Wor-
thington, Ohio, was entered by abHH-
glars on the night of the 22d inst,
and robbed Of $500 in State and Ma
tional bonds and money. On Thurs,
day last, two of the Cleveland detec-
tives spotted and arrested man named
Charles Morgan, in that city, on sus-
picion of being the burglar, who was
delivered to the authorities at Column
bus, and takep to that ffit of Christ
mas day3sATD
THE New Lisbon Buckeye State of
! the oath inst, ,sayssg John RsoFarrss
little boy, at East Fairfield, fell one
day last week while carrying an axe,
and seriously tdf three fingers bf his
left hand, one of them so badly that
it had to be anputateda ,sal.'~ ahszShia
IN the last two months more than
two dozen dwelling houses have been
built IN East Liverpool, Columbiana
n 31;t,,f ~ sdi NJ blea r3f7f' N9F fishf9fnoS
county. .ia9aJ % 5.-a Zsfs .sTot
AT Fair in Aid of st. Vincent's
Church, in Akron; a fine goldsheaded
ebony cane, was voted to- Profa GEO.
WIENER, as the most popular than of
that city, he receiving $50 votes, the
highest number polled.
The Senior Editor gof rthe, Akron
City, Times, SAML. PIKE, ESQ., o. was 70 :
TED splendid gold pei, holder and case
at the Fair in aid of St. Vineent's
Church, in Akron last week Y e edi-
tor says: We shall keep the pen in
remembrance of the Democracy of
Summit county, and use it for high
r er and more holy purpQ than picking
( Buzzards, piercing " Dead Ducks " OF
, the BAD ieal SRsrspasioB .ox
0 DECIDEDLY CooL,-On last Satur.
day, just before dark, two little girls
whowere amusing themselves on the
ice on the P. s. o. Canal, just below
the bridge, accidently, broke through
and would, in all probability, have
been drowned but for the fortunate
passing of several youths who sue
ceeded I'M FescaiRg them ffom theil
cold bath.-Akron City Times.
BR1LL1ANf MEfEbR:AA gentlemal
S of undoubted veracity informs us tina
. on Saturday night flast about half
e past nine o'clock; large and biiliian
: meteor passed over ther city, fron
g4fSoath to North, about two degree
: west of the zenith, going out whel
le about 20 degrees north of the zenith II
j. Its motion was slow, and its color al
Y ternated from whitish red, to NOR
IN brilliant hue. as it passed lover:'-Ah 4
$ ron City Times.
#, THE Alliance Weekly Monitor; cam
lie to us last week much 2Bnlarged an
in improved in its mechanical execution
n. 1t is now a forty colnmn paper, anon
the largest country papers in the Stat
10 Mrs. M. Mcclellan Brown, who ha
"a been writing for the hieHrIp paper for SON
Of months; makes hefTbowto Che reade
~ of the Monitor, as the editor of IL
:. same. Aside from its wretched pol
: 4 ties, Fhe Moait6sai is asgo6d paper, an
= this enlargement and improvemel
e shows thatit isSwippingSuccess.
1ll TWELVE thousand sheep have bet
lrs slaughtered at Massillon, mostly f
o. their tallow and pelts.
lty A. COLLECTION was taken in the Di
dis, ciplsi iGhhrch dA AIfianc6ta 4 week az
~ last Sabbath, for the benefit of the po
of that Congregation, and the sum
n. $163 was realized, and $50 in adlditio adld1iti
nv was raised for miscellaneous chariti
,ns' in that city. Liberal and 'comlten
the aple. 54.d5 4sdanstss55 II aiqo,a sfr
= ONE day last week a large boar I
d to 4aekedy end killed valuable nafeJt
eco long to Mr.. Thomas Vernon, of
: lem, @ Ohiio7 3all liidnes Aoas 05r'@' 'o'
st. The measles have greatly ,reduc
" the bubble isch6biJ inYEAst liRsrpo
for the past week eek, Or i. two-Asqs " s3I Isqr
- III oTlitoT. an 1.s Ha.J isd5 bgs EtiEio
THE < friends friends %ofsa % 5aR ReV.ds s7a W. Goa
ma made him p donation visit at the re
,1vs dence Of james Dunn, in Garret
,ro.. 4Eille; ON the evening of the 18th in
"a aud as f a testimonial tes Of their rega
= IN ~ preseRted him with fhr sdih of s73,
On the 18th inst, Eli Fl ii Tinker, q yoq
man residing with Horace Odell,
Itld Nelson, while engaged in choppi
the h1et with an accident from a glanci
So, blow with his axe, which, entirely 2
de- cred one-half of the great toe.S
ton Taylor was called and after an eKa1 e p
isd3nation decided to aarnpufate A. it ags a
and which was done,raHdi theh yOang'oh
lops is sg 59ing wellrfGe M sgi1leA AlP Ho9sss
tion4 pw IT isitheught that l@qra Carl rSlIu
note will be elected by the,d Legislature
Y Is ii. senat aif tteos tel Fl
5adesFsoR, a19I49 Il
cent uc,.;ond e 80 FeCIolI.r CIIi.1llLIIs,
gem 4,.aa t. r,;n II 3,atoa li n Az
:, ship Of War byGen, Gfanty dbecaus'
,plo' hlis aafarairatsen forsMeG Glellan esRd
'oIo' desire to show the country that he
eef not partisahOHT Il "