The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-04-06
SALEM, o.. April 9th. 1892.

SALEM, o.. April 9th, 1892.
CARTER & JUDsoN, Managers Opera House:
Ray Royce gave best of satisfaction here
lastnight ALLEN 6 ATKINSON.
Managers Opera House.
John Wells is getting ready to build two
story frame on Central Avenue.
7. C. Agnew, Irondale, O., chief of G. & P.
police, was in town Friday.
The Boiler Works are furnishing employment
to six hands.
The floors of the carbon factory are being
paved with brick.
The Board of Education held meeting last
night.
The old gas posts about town are being re-
moved. They were no longer either useful or
ornamental.
Cash shoe buyers. please remember that W. f.
| Towns Bargain Shoe House will not be under
sold.
Mrs. e. R CroweIl. of Cedar Rapids. Ia, and
Miss Maggie Hurley. Of Cleveland were present
at the funeral of their brother. last Thursday.
The Spring term of the Schools opened Mon
day. In the High School room the principals
desk has been changed from the east to the
south side. and the pupils desks changed ac-
cordingly.
Mrs, Hart, who lives on Vine street. was ar
rested Thursday night. and locked up to enable
her to sober up. which she did sufficiently to be
discharged next day.
The funeral of Jack Hurley wss held Thurs
day at 10 a. m, at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. and was very largely.attended, the
services being conducted by Rev. FIR. Weber.
of Warren.
The deed for the transfer of the Strickland
q tract of land. for Cemetery addition. to the
. Trustees, was executed Saturday, the price
being $500.
n The maple sugar season is over. having closed
g two weeks earlier than last year. The amount
c produced this year was fully up to the average
r but prices haYe ruled low, thanks to the Nc
Kinley bill.
f Of the 4e7 voters who cast their ballots fo
Members of the Board of Education April 3rd
l.. 1882, IA have since moved away. and 81 hav
4 died here.
It The remains of Henry Olinger. the principa
G of the Nogadore tragedy and suicide. wer
lie buried in the Potter's field in the Randolp
h cemetery on Sunday. without ceremony OF an
kind the Priest refusing to otfci ate, His SIS
ter and the pail bearers were the only one
: present.
i From the Board of Health we learn that
1O7 towns in Ohio. with an aggregate popul'
{" tion of 1856 526. during February, 1892 the
ar were ], ,946 deaths from all causes, of which 1
to resulted from Group and diptheria 8 from cho
do era infantum, from measles. 33 from scarf
mt fever. 27 from typhoid fever, 1863 from consum
ton, and 234 from pneumonia.
Frank Stanford and family moved last satu
nc day to Sandy Lake, and have taken possessl
&C. of the Oakland" The management of IL
the pleasant resort are fortunate in securing N
the and Mrs. Stanford for the coming season,
the we'll known taste of Mr.. Stanford will be
great value in the improving and decorating
at the grounds, which are contemplated, Wh
ther ~. 9 nil andeavor TO make the {" Oakland
light pleasant home for summer visitors.
DC. Gardner insurance agent of this c
in a who represents certain companies in which
ID to Quaker Mills are insured, received letter
was week from the American Cereal Co., dated
hree Akron, asking for closing permit to July
get as they intended to cease operating this p
that the next week, The communication ended
next request that it be regarded as confidential
the Company did not wish the people of Ra
estcd ma to know anything about the coming
worth down until they should see mt 10 INFORM Il
We Thus il will be seen that their plans were 81
e Bill from everybody except few persons who
maze. Mr.. Gardner, sustained such business rela
~ with the Trust that knowledge on their par
20 nm necessity.
II sale The difference between a mud and a e
easing road will be appreciated by any person
e that has occasion to drive down Prospect S
Starting from Main street, if by any disp
undaY ton of Providence, the traveller succee
yed by reaching the corporation limit without sti
led by fast in the mud, ne will find hard, 81
State. gravel road, fit to exercise trotter on. an
mt in too in place of what until the gravel W
lat the piled, was as bad road as could be fol
it here the township Mr.. Coffman. under who
son an pervision the work was done. does not t
y him. in spreading gravel over road by the tea
family full We advise our new Street Commis
of the to take a lesson in road. making froi
!. Coffman.