The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03
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THERE are two hundred inmates at
the Cuyahoga county inirmary.
THE Baptists of Warren are holding
: protracted meetings.
a NUMBER of burglaries are report
edin Painesville.
The Kent Bulletin gives Warren a
of 10000 gsaIr
WARREN has homestead and loan
q association.
SCARLET fever is quite prevalent in
V Jenna, Trumbull county.
AfneJEersiss on foot to erect ga
cheese factory at Hubbard, Truinbull
county.
THE Warren Chronicle denies that
there is female typo in that city who
sets $1,000 ems every ten hours. /
PARTIES were in Hubbard last week
locking up location for building a
furnace.
REV. f. HERBRUCk was last week |
installed pastor of Grace English Re-
form Church at Akron.
The Alliance lead factory Is turnipg 6 ! !
out out hundred tons of lead perl
month. -ti5eiF19 i.aa sas!'ii |
SIXTY indictments were returned
by the Grand Jury of Trumb1ll eoun-
ty at its last session.
THE religionists of Warren are c.e-
ating quite a stir among the. .oldsinistsa
of that localit5i - s ..fs 4 ' s.,sa II g .; lid
THREE hundred and fc.ty-twto en-
migrants passed through ColaIapps
last week going West ~! =; e s,,eg ~ IA I \
Mr.. s. Mrs. FEosEScE played at aatt
Cleveland last wsek,,s They drew
crowded houses. Is5ss,.as 5ae s5ass5 l.., "a
Miss IDA PANE, q daughter of DR..
Paine, of Yoangs4owng brnkesiler leg
few days since BY faf.ss,ss5a s,sas sl. asssi bsssl
ELDER MAY, of Utah has been
preaching Mormonism at WaasHeEtharr
Medina CO., lately with bussHn1itedI
success.
The RAIDS Off Cleveland hintelfdi to-
celebrate, rs soon as the Fifteenth
Amendment is declared hatifedsby,
the proper authorities IS. 95 : ..is = a,s 1s "a
COL P. II. OLMsTED, one of the
earliest newspaper men IN Ohio, aieal
at his residence in Columbus ols.San q
day morning, the Goth inst, in the 77th
year of his age. a., % asaiz 45a4I 4
ACCORDING to a recent legislative
act, teachers certificates obtained. in
any county are noRsvalid insall eoun-g
ties of the State ~ a.. bsfiss-ssiH
Mr.. sILAs BURsETT, Of Hubbard,
was seriously injured last week While
drawing logs. His sled eapsized and
both sled and logs fell upon him. 1
THE dedication of the new Court
House and inauguration of the City
Water Works at Canton on the a22d,
was a complete success. A large
crowd vas presentH sss4eA
THE Commissioners of Mahonlng
county are considering the question of
erecting a new iron bridge over Mill
Creek, just beyond the city limits on
the Austintown road. 10 /
AYouNG gent at Wadsworth regrets
a " charming young widow, he1 met
on the train" week or two since.
He regrets her three hundred dollars
WORTH coo uoT 90 EA3 5W
THE Massillon american says the
Davenport. Sisters did not find it con-
yenient 10 play out half, their season
in that city, because, they were soon
found to be unmitigated swindEers. q!
The Hubbard Journal says iron ore
mines win be opened near that town
this week, by j. W. Leyde, Esq. Con-
tracts have been entered into. with
Messrs. Andrews q Ifftcheock for one
thousand tons of ore.
A SLIGHT fire occurred in Eldridge's
Carriage Shop, in Salem, one night
last week but by the prompt tAa1idi|
efficient efforts of the fire companies
and citizens of the town, the flames
were subdued before much damage
was done. 50 sIa7Eoa -TA as 5sEo
Mr.. GEO. GREENWOOD, of Fowler,
Trumbull county, has two steers
which weigh $3.50 pounds; the heaY-
lest weighing 1900. Tho cattle wifi
not be two years old until April.
COMMODORE CHAMPLAIN, the COM
mander of the Scorpion in the battle
of Lake Erie died in Buffalo on the
Goth ult. 1t was on his ship the first
and last guns ofthe conflict were fired.
JOHN MILLS LACY, of Newcomers
town, Tuscarawasv county, died last
week, aged SO years and % days. He
was a soldier of the war of 1872, and
a man much respected by his neigh
bors and acquaintances.a ssrali stds
In Salem, on Sunday last, thirty
eight persons W ere admitted to mem
bership in the Presbyterian Church,
and five each, in the Methodist and
Baptist. The meetings of the Young
Mems Christian Association were re-
sumed this week, in the, Methodist
Church, in that place ssIF s'5s ais,s3 s9s
ON Wednesday morning. the 9th
ult., Harry Crawford, son of, AIr.i
James Graw ford, ,.of Union stownship,s
Mahoniug county, was Killed by the
accidental discharge of q pistol in the
hands of his brother, Joseph Craw-
ford.
On Saturday evening, the 18th ult.,
the Salem Coal and Iron Company Or
ganized by the election OF the follow
ing officers President, Samuel Chess
man; Viced Presidents Joeltf Sharp;
Secretary, Leonard Schilling,;,3 "a Treas
urer, T. G. Boone; superintendent,
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