The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-03

P1'oOoi hS1 SfS3ltS ~ ltht All 1n-
terest in that paper. Hard to find.
BgRNss CIuB has been l!o1 ganized
ato Akron2 ofswhich j. Matthews lis
President and JOHN McGregor, Secre-
| taaEfy'3sIqeaos y4oz ovs; --.eaEEuo7, ?
Edwin Ne # 66EEFEsT played s shakssss
peare's Richelieu on Monday evening,
and 0thello on Tuesday evening; at
the Canton Opera House e.'''''- 7''''7 -
WITH the lastonumberz of that pa.
per- Mr.. j. N. Hutton 1dsuInders his ne :
lations to the Salem Journal, while
Mr. MI Vernon assumes the entire cton2
troll te feti zaiiiss a7a 81 8Gn57 81 Z.
.GoijiJsqu-13 ztat
The Quartette Club of Wellsville
prepesesigiNing aconcertin that place,
Tat Lawson's Hall, on Friday evening,
Feb. 4th, for the benefit of the, Pres
| byterians Church. sJs.I1-c5se 9s5tsia:ay 4 ,
iysgclI,gT 9-.11fi $40 stti 9-S ~ .lanOJ 944'
II tiIiRoBERT DIXON, pastor Of the New
Lisbon Presbyterian Church, acknewl-
edges the receipt of eight hundred
dollars, present fromla a veal thy memv
Der of his church. zao1s 5si' ~
A CAPITALIST from Pennsylvania is
talking of erecting Gas Works in Orr
vile, to supply that town with gas =
The people of Orrville think the pro-
ject Will. be carried odt. ssaSaii&
Miss NANCY WALKER, of Champi-
on, met with A. severe accident lately,
by being thrown under a high-spirit-
ed horse. She suffered a fracture of
theAsclaRicle and lower jaw, besides
several severe contusions. II is
thought she viii recoyer.EA x1Ao
INITIAToRY steps have been taken
for the holding, of a Convention of
Editors and Publishers at Spring gfield,
Clark County, on the 24th and 25th of
February ~ sEsp spexts at which it is proposed
to form a State Association of Edi-
tors and Publishers.
A LAD named Schneider, aged IA
years, had his right arm frightfuf1y
mangled, on Friday last, by the ma
chinery in the Eagle Woolen Mills,
Canton. The flesh and bones were so
badly crushed that amputationI above
the elbow was necessary.
The body of an unknown man was
found i'll creek near Orangeville, on
Sunday noFningFlast. .TheJbody had
evidently been swept down 4 the creek,
and was found lodged against log.
Various conjectures are afoat as to
the cause of death, but SO far, no sat-
isfactory eaxplannaitiio5hh Ton has been had.
The Akron City Times has re-
dressed itself, and is now one of the
prselt7tIiest psl7I papers n printed in Northeast
ern Ohio. II is live paper devoted
to the interests of the working, "toil-
ing producing Million" and should
reap the liberal rPlrorew reward il it SO justly
deserves. .Roi5oos siai ni nsss
JOHN THOMAS, Secretary and Treas
urer of the Episcopal church, in
Wellsviue, aekpewle dges Stthe4 gift of
forty dollars for church purposes from
the managers of the Dedication
Hop, ss5held ip the new Railway shops
on New Eve n25i - .Gai.5 8 f.. Is $50 ~
CN Friday night passenger car on
A. & 6. W. r. r. was thrown from
the track at Warren station, by the
breaking of wheel, and one of the
passengers, a lady en- route for Chica-
60, received d seY ere confusion Oh the
head. e During the excitement some
one made ,offrwith, her pocket, book
containing $250,oo and awater proof
cloak.
On Monday of last week, as Mr..
John F. Coyle, propfietor, of the sa-
lem Flax Mill was working near the
scutching machine, he in some way
fell, ,swhen enc of the knives, reYo1v-
ing at theirate of two hundred and
fifty times aominute, struck him on the
head, cutting off the skin to the skull.
He is recovering. MN saossr,e eaiaIts
sA4 SON Of Nj. ~ oseph gWindell, o
Butler township, eColnmbispa county,
was recently robbed of about six hun
dred dollars, while asleep on the cars.
He had been absent from home about
one year, in the west, and was on his
road home at the. time. By industry
and economy he had succeeded in OBJ
tanning that amount s'i'!5rfaT9 s7'ii I"
The Holmes County Farmer says,
the woman found frozen to death two
weeks ago two miles south of Massil-
Ion, was wife of James Thompson, of
Berlin, in that county,. She was
about forty-five years old. They had
walked from Berlin that day-stopped
at house teSwarIn, asmile NORTH of
Navarro at II o'clock at night, and
then started on in the cold, AS we
related, Messrs. AShi9efyy found her
dead in the morning. Thompson said
to the Coroner's jury that she gave
out and he tried Tong time I'd carly
her, but finally left hor and started on
to get help,llniW buomaiu
| On last Wednesday about A. NJ,
timer named Martin Barrho, en-
gagged upon the Aultman Building, in
Canton, fell a distance of fifty feet and
was instantly killed, He fell on his
head Vt hicli was flatte1ed.. the skull