The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-08-03


Send along the names.
Work has been commenced on the
new school building.
We were visited with fine soaking
rain Monday afternoon.
Misses Helen l.. and Lottie Poe
leave for Tower City, Dakota, on Fri
day.
The Band was out.Saturday evening
ana the streets were crowded with
people.
David L. Wells, of Cleveland, spent
few days in town the early part of
the week.
The Rsvenna campers on the east
bank of East Twin lake are having
gay time.
Il. B. Aleorn, Esq, of Pittsburg. is
spending a season with his Ravenna
friends.
I..T. Siddall, Esq, left Monday for
trip to Michigan on business, ex-
pecting to be absent about ten days.
Mrs. Sarah s., widow of the late
Thomas Green, died at Ligonier, In
diana, last Saturday morning.
Wanzor Holcomb, r. L. Phelps, 8.
F. Butts and George Brown have en-
beilished their residences with fresh
coats of paint.
Those in want of coal should read
the advertisement of F. A. Wolford,
vino will be able to supply them with
an excellent article.
An alarm of fire was sounded about
dusk Saturday evening, caused by the
burning out Of a chimney in the south
west quarter of town.
II. r. w. Hall, of the Rep. Dem.,
AND wife, left on Thursday night last
for = short visit to friends in St.,Paul,
MINI. &.
Persons in town who can accommo-
date tescheis with board and rooms
daring the Institute will confer favor
by informing Geo. F. Douthitt.
DC. Snyder, Secretary of the En-
terprise' Glass Coz, leaves today for
Western trip in the interest of the
Company. He expects toIbe absent
twoor three weeks.
Mesafs. IA n: pierce & Cos are put
ting down an ARTIFICIAL stone walk in
front of the new block of TMessrs. Co
nant, Hsrton & Meharg, on North
Chestnut street
Amelia SNehber, -6f Cleveland,
was the guest of Miss DOtta Fiath
during several days OF last week. She
is now visiting friends i'll CuyahOga
Falls. -Ts,v..f.z- ss's'ss =
The prospect Of new glass works
are encouraging, The committee apt
pointedito solicit funds for the enter
prise are meeting with fair encourages
r,n,,t e s@s-t SaEzE . - ~ ~ n
Mrs. Rhoda King, widow of the late
Robert King, is lying very low of
heart disease ut her residence, ON West
Main street. No hopes are entertained
of her recovery. % 7
The old Lawrence House property,
on the corner west or the, Commercial
House was sold on Friday last by Col.
Royal Taylor to Mr.Jonathan Thomas
of Freedom, FOR 81 $50 cash in hand.
There is but little change in the con-
dition of Mrs. VIM. L. King, who has
long been sufferer from consumption
She is gradually sinking and can pos
sibly survive eibut a few days more.
Oar young tOwnsman, Fred. L.
Sharp, has accepted a position in the
office of the Superintendent of the In-g
,ternatiouaI and great Northern r. R.
at San Antonio, Texas, and leaves on
Monday next to enter upon his dutiegs.f
Mr.. d. NJ. viers, Of Mantua Corners,
received telegram at half past ten
O'Clock Sunday evening, from Akron,
announcing the severe Illness of his
mother, Zilphia Viers, of dropsy, and
that her death is hourly expected. He
left at once to visit her. -e--.,....,
Saturday evening number of young
Keutites were scuffiing about the door
of the First National Bank while lis
tening to the Band Concert, when one
of the number pushed his companion
against the side window, shivering a
large light of glass. 1t only cost him
81, which he Immediately paid with
out murmur. <s stffs.s E
d. C. Collins, of Charlestown, start
ed OH Tuesday morning for the Eastern
shore of Maryland for the purpose of
looking at the country with the view
of purchasing farm. Mr.. CHI. Rowell
who has already purchased in Talbot
county, accompanies him.
The old lady, Mrs. Margaret Greiner,
who fell from the second story window
of the County Infifmary building, on
the night of the 9th Of July, died from
her injuries on Sunday last, July 80,
i'aged 76 years.
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