The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-17

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ANNE DlcKENsoN lectures at Cleye-
land tomorrow Friday1 evening.
STREET beggars are the latest War
rem novely.
The Farmer says there is not a
"nig" in Holmes county. What will
you do for Jurors?
The Probate Judge of Columbiana
county issued twenty marriage licenses
last month.
THIS week the sleeping ears on the
A. s. G. w. Rv. were lighted with |
gas and heated by steam.
Mr.. JOSHUA BOWMAN is TO erect a
new Touring mill on Cold Run, near
New Lisbon, the. coming spring.
MARY LAMB was arrested in Bryan |
few days ago for burglary. Is she
the Mary that :. had a little lamb 2"
If you want o.keep posted ON home
affairs send us $500 for the PRESS for
one year. ad
The Leetonia Bank opened its doors
for business on the 1st inst, with
Richard Pow of Salem, as Cashier.
The Hubbard Iron Co.. are to make
an addition of two new stacks to
their furnace this spring.
MEssRs. CARTER & SoN are erecting
rolling mill, at Niles, for the manu-
facture of galvanized iron and roofing.
A DEED was recently left with the
Recorder of Ashtabula county to
which were attached $1,000 worth of
revenue stamps. siri ,,-,5vs, .ae
HUBBARD makes the liberal offer of
$4,000 and ten acres of land to any
responsible parties who Will erect a.
rolling mill at that place. ~ afiss !afEI
AT recent Teachers examination
at Akron, only 13 out of 50 candidates
received certificates of qualification,
IL of which were for a term of six
months. afeTt il aF45a9Tf l2
THE members Of the G. A. r., of
Geneva, have procured uniforms and
guns, and formed themselves into a
veteran" military company. " 7'
SUBSCRIPTION books to stock in the
Warren and Sharon r. r.. viii be
opened at the Trumbull National Bank
ON the 21st inst. -. .t
LAKE & JONES, the old est mercantile
firm in Wooster, have given way un-
der the weight of hard times and made
an assignment. f..,.ze,.e
BETWEEN thirty and forty. CONVEX
sions have occurred since the revival
meetings commenced at the NJ. E.
Church in Chardon. The meetings
are still continued. zf.-f
Mr.. P. J. PELLs, an employee in
Derr's Mill, Mecca, met with an acci-
dent on Tuesday of last week, by
which his right hand was nearly sawed
off. Amputation was necessary.
HENRY JONES an old and respected
gentleman, living near Upper Sandus-
Ky, died while driving his team along
the road, on Tuesday of last week.
Heart disease was the cause -
A burglar entered house in New
burgh, few nights since, and stole
$l76 from the pantaloons of the mas
ter of the mansion, who quietly slept
through the performance. al i
The citizens Of EastLlyerpool, con-
tinually reminded of a hereafter by
their glowing crockery kilns, have ta-
ken to the study of religion Thirty
joined the Presbyterian church in that
place lately. go ri .oirEaJ ayf
The certificate of the Minerva Fur
niture Company, Minerva, Stark
county, with capital stock ofs$50,-
900, in shares of $500, was fiIed,rwith
the Secretary, of State on Saturday
last. eE IT bfH6g sil592
JOHN T. PERDUE, of Minerva, who
was severely injured by the jumping
of car from the track of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway, in 1867
last week recovered $500 damages
in the Trumbulls county Court OF
Common Pleas. 1a1 .a .9a5 OIL "a
] The revivals in the different church
es at Youngstown, which have beer
> in progress six weeks, still continue
with undated Interest. Two hundred
and forty have been taken in at tn,
t Methodist Episcopal Church, over one
: hundred at the Baptist about fifty at
( the New Presbyterian, and large
number at other churches. "
The fax mill of Samuel Wannema-
ker, of Jackson township, Mahoning
r county, was totally destroyed by fire
on Wednesday of last week. II The fire
was supposed1to be the work of al
incendiary. Loss four1lto fiveithou
! A YOUNG man named Nusser, son 0
Jacob Musser, of Boardman, Maho.
!. Mfg comfy, whilst engaged, on last
. Tuesday morning, in chopping down
) tree, met with terrible accident
The tree, in falling, struck the axe
: and drove it into his bowels, ripping
f him open. We have not yet learned
whether the wound is considered
4 mortal or not. 4.'.'' -
) INFORMATION is wanted of Mar.
e Isabel Moore, formerly living in tn
e family of Boyed Crumine, Esq, o
e Washington, Pa. She left there sud
o denly on the 18th of last December
e and has not since been heard of. An
3, information sent to her father. ,Johl
# M. Moore, Canonsburg, Washington