The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-11-25
NEIGHBORHoOD NEWS.

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| NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
ZADoc STREET, of Salem has Sc
cured patent on a cattle car.
YOUNGSTOWN claims population of
1000.
AMOS RANK, of Salem, has recently
/ patented harvester and rake.
A TRAIN of cars ran off the G. 6 P.
r. r. track near Rochester last week.
No damage done.
The value of new buildings erected
at Akron this year is estimated at
s5,0O0O0O.
The Firemen of Warren propose to
have ball some time during the holi-
days.
THE Methodist congregation at Lee
tonia have been holding protracted
meeting, which has resulted in many
conversions.
| WARREN is far behind Ravenua in
one thing at least. When we had Is
inches of beautiful snow," that city
was favored with but 4 inches.
RETURNED Californians of Holmes
county to the number of nineteen had
reunion at Millersburg on the 11th
inst. A good supper and pleasant
time was had.
The Marshall of Salem has received
orders from the city dads to take
charge of and shelter horses left on
the streets for any considerable time
on stormy days. Sensible.
The Allen County Democrat says
that Jefferson L. Young, of that coun-
ty, had his hands badly wounded by
the bursting of his gun on Monday,
the 9Th, while hunting in the 'Black
Swamp"
A YOUNG NAN named Sylvester Reed
living near Maysville, Columbiana
county, had his right hand badly IN
jured by the premature discharge of a
revolver which he was carelessly han
ding, the other day.
THE Grand Jury of Trumbull couu-
Fly, at the late term of the Court of
Common Pleas found sixty indict-
ments; they also made report on the
condition of the county lookup, de-
claring the same insecure and unfit for
use-a nuisance.
ONE day last week, while a son of
Mr.. Milton Carantz, residing in the
yisinity of Teegarden's Mill, Column
biana Co., was at the spring for a
bucket of water, stone from the
springhouse wall fell upon his leg,
breaking it just above the knee.
From meteorological records kept
for the past fifteen years, the fact is
demonstrated that the month of Oct
ober, for this year, was the coolest of
any in the peiord, by an average tenn
perature of nearly seven degrees.
THE Canton and Akron railway
company was organized in Akron last
week. We have only learned that
Mr.. James A. Saxton, of Canton, was
chosen president of the company.
1t is said the road is to be pushed
right along.
THE dwelling house of Mr.. Burton
Joseph, on Liberty street, Alliance,
took fire on Tuesday morning about
4 o'clock, and was entirely consumed.
The furniture and goods were mostly
saved. The insurance on the building
was $500. The fire caught from the
f1ue.
On Saturday, the 9th inst, as the
Cleveland passenger train was ap-
preaching the Wellsville Shops, it ran
into three-horse team, attached to
coal wagon, killing two of the horses
and crippling the other, and demol-
ishing the wagon.
BLOWN DowN.-The gale. Thurs
day night week ago, blew in the
west end of the large new building of
E. Ball & Company, in Canton. The
structure is $50 by so feet and two
stories high. The walls were just |
completed and had the roof on. 1t is
quite loss to the company and quite
unfortunate.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to the
Niles and New Lisbon Railway Com
pany, while drawing a fiat car loaded |
with ties, just east of New Lisbon, on |
Monday morning of last week, drop
ped down upon the track and soon
after expired. The animal had evil
IDENTIFY broken a blood vessel.
BROKE OUT.-On Sunday night last
four prisoners in the city lock up
broke out. 1t seems one of them had
knife, and by means of that they
were enabled to remove some Of the
bars and got into the fire engine room
and by hosting a window, passed |
out. The inmates were incarcerated |
for small offences, drunkenness, &C.
Stark County Democrat.
Mr.. II. W. Collar, of Mespotamia,
has COW that pays her way through
the world. After using all the milk
and cream needed by the family, two
hundred and ninety and half (2901a)
pounds of butter were made from
April to Nov. 6, 1869, period of
seven months. Who has q COW that
can do better,- Warren Chronicle.
WE arc informed that a number
of the business men of Columbiana
have recently lost sums of money by
sending through tho mail without hav-
ing the letters properly registered.
This matter should be thoroughly in
vestigated and the guilty party ex-
posed and punished.-Buckeye State.
On last Monday morning Sheriff
Morgan and Deputy Kerns started for
Columbus, having in charge Francis