The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-24
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AsHTABULA closes her billiard rooms |
at 8 O'Clock at night. Good.
THE Postmaster at Warren has de-
cided not remove the post-ofice.
The maple, sugar season is here
Who has :: sap pals TO sell?
THE State Fair is to be held al
Springfield this year.
STARK county has five pupils at the |
Ohio Institution for the education OF
the Deaf and Dumb.
The Probate Judge of Wayne coun
ty, issued twelve marriage licenses
last week.
ALcYoSE Lodge, 1. o. o. F., No. 50.
Rebekah) was organized at Wads-
worth, Thursday evening, Peb. 10th
An EAGLE measuring Z feet from
tip to tip, was killed in Ashtabula
county, few days since.
A MRs. Lone, of Akron, came near
being poisoned week before last, by
eating piece of bright colored candy.
The second annual reunion of the
57th regiment of Pennsylvania Vete-
ran Volunteers will take place in Mer-
Ger on Tuesday next.
II. D. HoLcoMBs store in Johnston,
Trumbull county, was burned on Sat
urday night of last week. Supposed
to be the work of an incendiary.
MAHoNING Lodge, No. 90, l. O. o.
F., organized Rebekah Lodge at
Warren, and named it Olympia Lodge
No. 3S.
LEToNIA is endeavoring to secure
the location of a rolling mill at that
place, and a paper is being circulated
! for subscriptions, for that purpose.
A YOUNG lady at Massillon lately
left her escort in the lurch at the de-
pot in that city,, because he had ben
zined too highly.
JUDGE .CoNANT commenced Court
at New Lisbon, last Monday. There
were three hundred and fifteen cases
ON the docket.
OVER one hundred /" conversions :"
are chronicIed by the Methodists OF
Wooster, at their recent series of
meetings.
PHILLIPS STEINM1rZ, who murdered
August Heick, at Toledo, in June last,
has been sentenced to be hung on the
1st of April. +s9
THE four Ruble brothers, of Massil-
lon, weigh, in the aggregate, 1,217 lbs.
and average in height six feet two and
half inches.
CAPT. MCGEE, of the Alliance DEM
ocrat, and Garrison, of the Massiglon
Ame1tcaa, have organized a mutual
admiration society, and are hard at
work writing each other up.
Books will be opened on Monda V
the 2lst of March, at the Trumbull
National Bank, for subscriptions to
the capital stock OF the Warren and
Sharon Railroad.
A Mr.. HELMIcK, aged 76 years, of
Old Town, Tuscarawas county, while
standing on -a5log chopping, slipped
and fell some ten feet into u ravine,
and was so badly injured that he died
in few minutes.
A LARGE number of the strikers in
Brown, Bonnell & Cos. Mill in
Youngstown, have gone to work, on
their own personal responsibility, and
without reference to the requirements
of the Union.
SOLOMON INSUEL,, of Rollersville,
Sandusky county, while helping to
raise barn last week, was seriously,
fnot fatally injured by log falling
on his head and crushing in the skull
AN old gentleman named John N.
Bahlert, living near Bucyrus, fell
dead by the side of his wheel barrow,
on last Tuesday noon. He was sub
ject to epileptic fits.
| SALooN-KEEPERs are responsible for
injuries received to any person while
under the influence of liquor, or to
any such persons family, whom they
have made drunk. Let them make a
note OF this. EF 1
| TIL Fremont Journal says that by
giving the dogs of that city "puff, :
they have stopped their bowling,
which shows the efficacy of printers
ink in such cases. 1t is equal to
strychnine. -.-...--.s,fz.-,. 4
! PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Kohl, OF
Akron, received. last week, a letter
written in German, threatening him
with vengeance dire if he did not dis
miss The prosecution of liquor deal
ers. His liquor dealing friends suf-
fered to the tune of $40 and COSTS,
Mrs. CATHARINE LEWIS, aged one
/. hundred years, died at the residence
of her son, David Lewis, in Oak Run
township, Madison county, on the
22d ult. This venerable lady had one
hundred grandchildren, and large
number of great-grand-childrep.
THERE is family in, Middleton
township, Columbiana county, who
are some on marrying. Within the
space of fourteen months not less
than, six of the family have left the
, state of single blessedness, and gone
into the more desirable state of mat.
.rimony.
RICHARD WILLIAM LAPHAM, boy
) about II years old, son of John Lap.
f ham, of Jefferson, Ashtabula county,
left home on Monday, the 3lst ofJan-
uary, and has not since been heard
from. Itissupposed he may be about
the railroad somewhere. ANY knowl-
: edge of him sent to his parents will
afford much relief. Address John