The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-12

FlOuItufal SOclely Will De Delu sep
tember 26, 81, and %.
Mr.. Henry Goeppinger, of Boone,
iowa, brother of Mrs. M. Gretzinger,
is visiting friends here.
Spring Chickens wanted at Van
Ness Grocery. viii give you good
price for same.
Mr.. j. G. Catlin exhibited a fine
specimen of horned toad, ON Monday
last, received from Texas.
l.. H. Bean and wife returned from
their Western trip Monday evening,
and report pleasant journey.
Cash for Eggs. When you carry
your Hen Fruit to market and want q
little money for them, go to VanNess'.
Mr.. Otto Bietz, fresco artist and wife,
Of Cleveland, visited his parents and
friends here and in ROotstpwn, last
week
F. J. Loudin, who has been travelling
with the Fisk University Jubilee Sing
ers the past season, is at home taking
his Summer vacation.
I. H. Phelps. Esq., has moved his
office to the rooms lately occupied by
S. w. Reese, Esq, in Swift's building,
who're he will be pleased to welcome
his clients and friends.
KEYS FoUND.-A couple of Door
Keys were picked up on Main Street,
"Wednesday morning, which the own
er can have by calling at the PRESS
Office.
Mr.. G. KittIeburger and his two sons
of Cuyahoga Falls, paid visit to Ra-
VIENNA friends last Sunday. calling on
Messrs. P. Flath, Geo. Flath, c. f.
Geoppinger and M. Gretzinger.
A BIcYCLEIsT from Ravemna passed
through Garfield last Saturday, en-
route for Poland. He travelled at the
rate of ten miles an hour.-[Canfield
Dispatch.
Mrs. Otto Krakow, who has been to
visit her son Herman Braklow, In
Boone, Iowa, returned last Saturday.
Herman is fast improving in health
and il is hoped will soon be fully re-
stored.
A. H. Witherell returned to Austin
burg, AshtabuIa county, Friday eve
ming. He drove down his two-year old
Clydesdale colt, which hsrsemen here
pronounce one of the finest animals of
his strain in this region.
Well, just as we expected. Coed
goods aud low prices take the crowd
to VanN ess', who is doing an enor-
nous business in the Grocery line.
The best goods at the lowest price, is
the whole secret.
Otto SOntum started Monday after
noon for a visit to Fatherland. Mrs,
Katherine Pitz accompanies him on
his journey. They sailed from New
YOrd "Wednesday, on the Elss, of the
German Lloyd line, having purchased
their tickets of J. HI. Dussel, the agent t
here.
A lady from Akron, who. has been
accustomed to buy goods in Cleveland,
stepped into VanNess' Grocery the
other day aud asked prices, and upon
learning his prices seemed astonished
to think, after comparing prices, that
che had paid more for goods in Clevs-
land than she would have paid had
she bought of VanNess.
A great many know that VanNess
has moved, but do not know just where
to find him. We will give you dirsc-
tions. In the first place. If you live
in the country. come to Ravenna, and
then begin TO look for tile lowest prices
on Groceries, and when you find them
you can make sure you have found
VsnNess' place.
II. G. Redell, Of Cleveland, State
Agent of the Sun Fire Insurance Office
of London. was in town on Monday ia
settle the lO-s Of Charles Smith, on
personal property destroyed in the barn
Of Mrs. Lois Judd, burned by light
ming OH the End inst. He paid Mr..
Smith 1920, the amount of his insur-
ance,
Messrs. Potts & Phelps, OF the Me.
ohanics Block Meat Market, have re-
Gently put into their rooms a large
convenient and elegant Refrigerator o.
the Rumbaugh pattern, manufactured
ut Wooster, Ohio, which will enable
them to supply their customers with
meats as cool and fresh IA during the
coldest seasoa of the year.
The solution of Beatty's Bean Puzzl,
last Thursday, created considerable ex-
citement and called out quite crowd
The result of the count will be found
in.Mr. Beatty's advertisement in an
other column. The manner Of making
the count was entirely fair and salts
factory to all parties concerned. There
was some very wild guessing on the
number of beans in the two quarts, th'
estimates ranging from $50 to II, 600.
The July meeting of the Horticul
tural Society will be held ON Wednes
day, the 18th inst. at the residence 0
VIM. Fox, in Charlestown. Essays b,
Wn. 8. Crawford and John Meharg
A full attendance is requested.
ANDREW WILSON, Sec.