The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-12
NEIGHRoRHooD NEWS.

| point four hundred and ten feet under
the lake.
ISAAC STANLEY, of Columbiana
county, was bound over to the United
States Court by Commissioner White
for having Issued an unstamped deed.
PLUANER ONG and Benjamin Bar
Der, of Columhiana county, have be-
come insane through reviyalism.
Tie Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road has declared a net earning of
over ten per cent. on the capital stock
for the past year.
FEnE.-On last Tuesday night, the
grist mill of AIr. Loveless, near the
railroad station,.at Hubbard, was to-
tally consumed with its contents.
YoU can run a wagon without
greasing so you may run business
without advertising; but in either
case 1t is slow work.
| Or Thursday, while the Firemen's
procession was in motion, at Wooster,
the cannon, which was being fred, ex-
ploded, and strange to say, it exploded
without injuring any of the bystand-
ers.
4 DIVIDEND OF three and half per
cent, free of government tax, has
been declared on the full shares of the
capital Stock of the Cleveland and
Mahoning Railroad Company, payable
at the Office of the Company IN Cleve-
land, on the 10th inst.
ANoThER BURGLARY.--Onl last Mon
day night the dwelling of Rev. Mr..
Wilson, of the M. e. Church, of
Youngstown, was entered by bur-
glars, and S1O5 in cash, and silver
watch taken.
THE people of Medina held a meet
ing recently, and determined to take
immediate steps towards rebuilding
the town. The Gazette says: "In a
few years, we shall have. a better and
| more beautiful business square than
the old one" And ifthev but adhere
to their determination, and act united
ly, it will, be so.
The Wadsworth Enterprise, came
to us last week enlarged to double its
former size, and in quarto form. AS
its title indicates, it is lively, spicy
enterprising local paper, and is de-
serving of the good fortune that this
enlargement and Improvement indi-
Gates.
FRIDAY last, as Thomas Moran was
shearing muck iron at Brown, Bonnel
& Co.'S rolling mill, the knife became
disarranged and the bar of iron he
was handling jerled him into the air,
and he came down on his head among
the machinery. Fortunately Mr..
John Doyle, who was near, had suf-
ficient presence of mind to spring for
ward and hold him by the heels in that
position, till the engine was stopped,
thus saving the poor fellow from being
ground to pieces. He received Sc
we're cut on the shoulder, but we learn
is doing well. So says the Vindica.
tor.
TAKE YoUR Own PAPER A cotem-
porary very justly remarks that every
Democ ought to take his own coun-
ty paper. II he loves the Democratic
principles, he surely can afford four
cents 4 week to spread them. The
cost of paper is no excuse for not
taking il. There IS not o week passes
but that five times four cents are
spent. foolishly, which might have
much better been invest in a newspa-
per, it buys more reading matter than
twenty dollars will purchase in the
shape of books. A man may read
books all his life, but if he fails to read
the papers he may be called ignorant
Without a newspaper a man is virtu.
ally out of the world.
ABoUT ten o'clock on Monday night
of last week, two young villains
named respectively John Stroud and
Arthur O'Hara, went to the house OF
Mrs. Susan Banks, on Coal Hill, two
miles from Steubenville, seized the
old lady, who is in her 10th year, bore
her to the bed, and attempted to vic.
late her person. The old lady fought
the scoundrels off until little grand
son, aged ten years, had aroused 6
couple of neighboas, living half a mile
distant, who came to her rescue, armed
with guns. Stroud succeeded in es.
Gaping, but O'Hara, fearing a shot
surrendered. Stroud was subsequent
ly arrested, and each were bound ovel
in $500 bonds.