The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-06-08
RANDOLPH.

Correspondence.
IMPRovEMENTs.-J G. Wise is
erecting an elegant house; main part
22x32xl6 #. high, upright l6x2sx19 #.
high, with slate roof on all the parts,
and finished according to the latest /
style of architecture. -es. 80 T-'
Lawrence Knapp a fine dwelling
house, upright 16x2lxl6ft. high, wing
l6x1Gxl6 ft. high, also. kitchen l6x22x
10 IT. high. # ALL is rooted with slate
The finish is the same as above.
Philip Bower has erected a splendid
bank barn 35x5Ox16 #. high, aud fin.
ished with cornice &c. .,,.f.s,.,.s ....s!. ts.
Mrs. Moletore has just raised the
| frame of her bank barn 36x56X16 ft.
high. It is to be finished with cornice,
blinds aud c,ipoIa. .t...f n.!t,..;, ~.
Phillip and John Long will build a
bank barn as soon as the carpenters
can commence. This barn is to be 40x
70x1S It. high, finished with. cornice,
blinds and cupalo.. ). ..i,...,. ..-a ...s
J.. w. Hoot is the, architects and
builder of all these buildings.
George Doseman will build a COM
Portable house soon.
/ Mrs. Rectamus will remove the
buildings consisting of the old black
smith shop and wagon shed, standing
on and near the corner in the Hollow
so as to clear, her view to the south
which will improve the: looks of hel
place greatly. She is also building
board fence along the road. K tnp' =.
! Messrs. e. Doseman, John Klein and
John Luli are doing. these two besides
many other joLs of carpenter work. .
a Thus we see, by the Improvements
Low our township prOspers. 4"'-.i ]t-'d
! SICKNEss.-A little six years ole
daughter, . Blanche, of Volney ant
Ellen Rogers, is very i'll of diphtheria
For several days she was not expected
to live, but on Sunday she was SO muct
improved that there was substantial
belief in her recovery, Their younges
child, not year of age is also i'll, lane
it is feared by the parents it may b'
the same terrible disease. We hop,
not. Drs. Price and Perkins are th'
:, attending physicians in the cases o
these children. Il
= ESQ. N. G: Sears is also very i'll o
! some brain trouble. He is reported a
being in very critical condition,
4 Uncle George May is able to peram
bulate again by the aid of crutche
outside, and with staff in the house
f His was remarkable case of fractur
0 and dislocation to cure in so old an in
dividual. Mr.. May is near 86 years {
age. Drs. Price and Perkins .treate
him. .,. .,:,....., -.....-.-. .,g 49,.
q Mr.. John Hostler and Katy Fishe
K were published from the pulpit on las
), Sunday as having made vows to hel
: each other through life's rugged pati
way. May they not lose their .'i' gree
l. before they realize that they are, on
and happiness attend them. ,5a.i e.
All the crops look splendidly excel
IS the corn, which is in rather bad col
q dition, the weather being too vet az
q cold. Wheat looks 10 per cent. bett,
u than last year, and the grass will
g much heavier.
u That sorrel horse of John Dusse
u now 81 years old, is as plump as kits
2, and just ss risky. Talk about bloode
10 horses That horse is not known f
his pedigree, and yet his record wou
show at least p years of hard trayelir
and pulling, and where is the blood,
- iio''So 'haV es'n slio wine Stine.