The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-04-06
Born to David Closz and wife, Thursday, a

Born to David Closz and wife, Thursday,
daughter.
Everything is about in readiness for opera
tons at the Ravenna brick and tile plant.
New ties are being distributed over the P &
W., and a construction train is in continual op-
Grafton between here and Newton Falls.
The Board of Health met Wednesday night, !
discussed the sanitary condition of the town,
and mapped out the work for the Health Off
GERS annual inspection.
For the past fifteen months Mishler Brother
have run their tile works ten hours per day,
without a break excepting for repairs. They
are now employing eight hands.
John Henry Cline died Friday evening, and
was buried Sunday. He was member of Nc
Intosh Post, G. A. R., VINO had charge of the
funeral
S. F. Hanselman assignee of the Jordan &
Goodrich Shoe Company, has brought suit to
set aside the numerous attachments against the
concern.
The K. P. boys and their families, with the
ladies of Aurora Assembly, passed a very pleas
ant evening last Friday, at their sugar eat. The
attendance was good and everybody gave them
selves up to an evening of " saccharine bliss
Ameeting of attorneys representing the cred
itors of the Jordan & Goodrich Company, was
held last evening, to try and agree upon some
: plan whereby the factory could again be opera
# ted by the Company. Owing to conflicting liens
4 no arrangement has yet been made, and another
meeting is to be held. The factory closed this
afternoon. for the purpose of taking inventory
= of stock.
Official notice has been received all along the
line of the P. & w. of departmental changes
:, that would seem to assure the acquisition of the
:. P. & w. by the B. & o. C. w. Bassett. for
merly general passenger and ticket agent for The
P. & W., is now assistant G. P and T. A. of tht
P. & w. division of the B. & o.; J. w. Patton
;, from P. & w. general manager, is new genera
). superintendent of the P. & w. division, anc
6 thus the changes extend throughout the various
II department heads.
|, CT. Wood, B. & o. assistant general pas
e senger agent, was in town Wednesday, in con
1t ference with Mcintosh Post, G. A. R with ref
n erence to furnishing them transportation to tht
National Encampment at Washington, mex
September, and he stated that it had been til,
d intention to place the Royal Blue Train on thi
: route May Ist, but that the P. & w. road bet
n was in need of repairs that it will take unit
" August, at least to complete, before the desirec
~ speed of through service trains can be attainet
o with safety.
A COSTLY FALL-Jef. Stuart, the once no
ted criminal attorney of Cleveland, now residin
n with his brother near this place, came to tow
Thursday night, in company with his brother
It. The team being hitched in front of the P. o
Mr.. Stewart stepped to the walk, and when nea
'.' the north large plate glass window of Uncl
Sans establishment, suddenly reeled and fe
with crash through the window, shattering
into a thousand pieces. By singular fortuit
rt he escaped without injury. He is, it seem
subject to sudden dizzy spells, and it was one
rs, these that caused the mishap.
a. William Mayberry was seen breaking into Il
house of Jack Gibbons, who lives about tv
C. miles northeast of town, last Sunday, by Eli
Sechler a neighbor, The Gibbonses were {
y at church at the time. Sechler started for Il
II housebreaker, but the wiley trespasser saw hir
10. and made good his escape before he could
M. apprehended. Mayberry is the gentleman wi
was released last Fall from the county Jail
IN order of the Commissioners, who took compa
sion on the wretch. He was serving senten
for breaking into the house of S. E. Gillet
and as there was no probability of his ever
ox ing able to pay his fine, he was liberated {
general principles of humanity. He did n
- have time to steal anything from the Gibbo
ay house, but made most excellent use OF his les
the Officer Goodenough kept a close lookout
him, but SO far has heard or seen nothing Of hi