The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-17
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.

byterian Church in Orville last Sum
day week.
The Akron City Times saws Summit
was the first county to settle with the.
State Treasurer this year.
TIM Grand Jury of Summit county
at its last session returned ~ indict-
ments for violation of the liquor law.
MAssILLoN did not appreciate For
rest when he played there the other
night. His audience was small. . r,
The new iron furnace in Warren IL
to commence operations in Octocer
next.
THr0 Ohio Patriot says, Rev. DR.. 1.
N. Baird is to be the future editor Of
the Salem j JoEfnul. .ez c.l=.zafIqA 2
THERE was a coal train smash-up on
the Hubbard Branch road last week.
Nobody hurt.
The Goshen Salt Wells,a at New
Philadelphia, average atty barrels per
day.
, Z The Presbyterian Church ediRcs at
Austinburgh, was burned on Sunday
morning of last week.
SOME one startled the deniEens of
Wel!sville the other day by exploding
an old bombshell.
The coal miners cleaned out the
New Lisbon town chaps, the other
day. -.-.
The ABaerieaR says Massilon wants
gas. They have the Amerieaa, how
much more gas do they want. }
JoHN- -FoLGATE, near Folgate, near
Wooster, is one hundred : and aAys
years old. Both his parents are dead.
The Salem Journal published last
week nine deaths and two marriages.
That's out of proportion. II
SAMUEL WILSON of Lordstown,
TrumbuH county, died Jan. 18th in
the SSth year Of his age.s r. 5G.ii .i-5 Z.
= PRoF. SPEARS {; biiked1' some War.
rem people. He was in the show bus.
iness. Mark him down I'D. b.,
The Salem Journal says great prep.
erations arc being made for building
houses in that place next spring.
| THEY have a haunted house neal
i. Wellsville, and an inducement is Of
fered for some one, to stay in 1t oil
night. \
THEY have some chaps in East Liv.
! erpool who indulge in the harmless
pleasantly of throwing stones through
the windoWs;of passing trains }
GURRIsoN, of the Massilon -Ameri.
cen, has found his 5000 printer, and
the worst of it (for the craft) is he il
an Ex-Governor.
THE Holmes County Farmer hal
just entered its 32d year, and it is te
be hoped that it may, live 80 year.
longer. y.a. essf ,,.; .s,r,,,r
THE Conneaut Reporter threatenl
to publish list of all delinquents un
der the caption of Dead Beats. W,
have quite number Of d. BIS ON oul
list.
/ ONE hundred and twenty person.
united with.the Presbyterian Churcl
4 in Alliance, during the last fou
weeks. The meeting is still in pro
4 gress.
A Mn. LACEY. residing near Nh
! Greek bridge, Youngstown, was ol
I Sunday of last week, kicked by
horse in the forehead and pretty SO
!, verely injured. 8oI n naiso
JACOB BLISS, of Wooster, ON the St
inst, obtained a license to MARI
Miss Rebecca E. Crook, and the 9Th b
: advertised the public not to trust he
as his wife.
The citizens of Salem are trying (
raise q sufficient sum of money t
! induce some company to build roll
ing mill or machine shop in tbs
; place.
One business house alone in Well
vile pays the Union of that place On
t thousand dollars year for job wor
and advertising, and they are satisfle
that it pays them well. - a0gs 81. 2.sf 5. 81 +
Mrs. HUDSON, wife Of the Re-
e Hudson near New Cumberland, Obi
S drowned herselfllast Saturday nigl
: week, while laboring under ment
: alteration caused by religious eqcit'
t ment. -r4 s.,.s 81 .l3a5 ,-f4e
LAST September John McGint
$ aged 4S1 years, dark complexion, blas
! hair, about 3 feet7 inches in heigt
q of slender bAild, disappeared fro
] his home near Youngstown, and hs
g not since been heard from, ANY j.
a formation of him would be grateful
e received by his afflicted wife, Honor
s MeGinty, and children, Newspapel
= would confer a very great favor I
a copying the above. ga1 =
8 THE Clinton and Massillon Brsne
Railroad Company have got In
trouble with the authorities OF Stal
h county. 1t seems that the Railwi
4 Company placed their rails On . pa
of county road, near Canal Fqlto
and refused to open a new wago
e road. However the County Commi
d sioners ordered the supervisor te tai
It up the track and cast it to one sic
u unless their demands were compile
e with within few days.
L WHEN paper is not taken from Il
e Postoffice, the slaw makes it the du
!" of Postmasters to Immediately Roti
e the publishers: Neglect makes poi
l. masters liable for the subscription:
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