The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-02-26
THE POE HOUSE.

THE POE HOUSE.
A Card, hFt
The undersigned takes great pleasure in an
nouncing to his friends and the public. that HI
has effected a lease Of 81 & .gsi
The New Poe House,
and again viii be with them keeping hotel.
This step has been assumed with the greater
pleasure in view of the former kind aesocia-
tions that clustered about me in previous en-
terprise Of the same kind, and tender cordial
greeting to all old friends, and shan be pleased
TO see them and oil others whom may have the
opportunity to entertain. As the Poe House is
entirely new. building and furnishing. i feel the
utmost confidence that its management viii
give complete satisfaction. To this end my
best endeaVors win be given, On and after the
ath proximo. I.shall be en- hand TO attend to the
wants of guests. TAYLOR.
Ravenna. Feb. a. 1874.
49, Il I'D
To the
Press OFFICE M s.
FoR your Job Work.
BUrrER and Eggs wanted. at Mason
& Sons.
MAsoE 8 soN win pay the highest
market price for Butter and Eggs.
WE are having another slight touch
of winter.
WITH the present number the Press
enters upon the second half Of its
sixth volume.
REPoRT says we are to be blessed
with another newspaper.
We regret to learn that Mr., A. N.
Poe is lying quite i'll at his residence
on Cedar street.
Our attentive Representative, o.
Blake has our thanks for copy of the
Annual Report of the Auditor of State
for the fiscal year 1873.
THE next meeting Of the Portage
County Teachers Association will be
held az Atwater 0a Saturday, Feb.
2sth.
The several townships andcorpora-
tions are now receiving their share of
the funds from the county Treasury.
There should be little easing up in
money matters.
p OK Tuesday morning Sheritf Risdeh |
took Fred. Bfowa, chsrxed with
horse-stealing, to the Warren jail for
safe keeping while our county lookup
is undergoing repairs.
G..ir,r aryx4pc,rr g. g.,
da4. March 1st, at I01 eisek, NJ,
in fhe Conservafcfg 81 Musie, Opera
House.
aNoBsrxices ali night
The party at the Opera Honse on
Friday evening was d very pleasant
one, though it didn't pan out very ex-
tensively in peculiarly way, which |
was, doubtless, owing in great meas
ure 70 the very stormy weather..
LES7z SERVICES IN GRACE CHURcH.
Divine service with Lecture, every
Thursday and Friday evening.
CHIsT CHURCH, KENT.-Special SER
vices, with sermons by clsrgymen
f-o7h distance, every evening except
Saturday, beginning on Sunday next,
March lst. fss.s sa-s-5 -
All persons are cordially invited TO
attend these services
Dr.. D. r. JENNINGS spent few
days the first of this week in town,
visiting friends here. The Doctor has
been confined to his house in Cleve-
land, for about three weeks past with
q severe attack Of diPhtheria and d,ery-
sipeias. K A l1 ! 31S
On Friday morning last Emerson
r. Wallace, a young man employed as
braksmen on the A. q G. w. Railway,
died at the Poe House, in this village,
after q brief illness of nine days, OF
typhoid pneumonia. He had been in
the employ of that road for some time
aud was much esteemed by his asso-
efates aud aequaintancess His home
was in Chautauqna county, New York,
where his parents reside, and where
his remains were taken for burial on
Saturday. He was in the 2Sth year of
his age.