The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-03-27

March 18th, i. 4. q Il. Excursion.
The Quaker Mill Go. are now buying
Wheat and Oats. for which they will
pay the highest market price in cash.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will begin a course of free
lectures on 1.-The Causes and Cure of
Skepticism." a
| Mr.. 8. e. Gillette has sold his herd
of fine Jersey cattle, Is head, to J. G.
Blickenstaff, of North Manchester,
Ind. for 5000. -
Mr.. Schantz, who has been employ
ed in the drug store of G. p. Reed the
past Winter, has accepted position
in Cleveland house.
We had pleasant call from ]. G.
Richardson, President, and r. Fl.
Kent, Secretary, Of the Akron Stone
ware Company, ON Monday.
N. Fl. Smith, Esq, offers for sale
twenty -four fine building lots situate
on East Main street. Persons desiring
to purchase should call and see them.
The dime museum which occupied
room in Opera block several days
last week lit out Sunday night. 1t
didn't find very fat picking.
Mr.. Myron Jay has returned from
the sunny South, much improved in
health, and may again be found be-
hind the counter at G. p. Reeds drug
store.
Reports from Dakota represent Capt
Northrup, formerly Of this county, as
being under arrest at Fargo, on charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
The building belonging to DIR. Joseph
Waggoner, on the corner of Main and
Prospect street, and occupied by T. F.
Thompson, as agricultural warerooms
is being remodeled and improved.
Our neighbors Of the Republican
have received their new Campbell
press and expect to have it running in
u few days. We Congratulate them
oh this evidence of their business pros
perity. aas. s.,zssss es<
Daprez a Benedict's Minstrsls play
ed to very fair audience at the Opera
House Thursday night. There were
no novel or extraordinary features of
the performance worthy of mention.
The entertainment given by Mrs.
DIR. r. A. Hasbrouck, at the Univer-
salistl Church, on Friday evening. is
pronounced very pleasant affair and
worthy of a much larger audience than
was present ON that occasion.
MIS-. d. n. Farry has sold her house
and lot on the southeast corner of
Prospect and Spruce streets to Daniel
f. Wetzel consideration 81, AIS, The
property was sold through the Real
Estate agency of N. II. Smith, ESD.
Farmers in this vicinity will be
pleased to learn that they can hereafter
find q market for their wheat in Ra-
VIENNA, where the highest cash prices
will always be paid. See the adver-
tisement of the Quaker Mill Co. in this
issue. q - - IgF sss
g., w. Newton appeared before JUS
tice Sperra on Friday and plead guilty
to the charge of assault and battery
committed upon his wife. He was
sentenced. to fifteen days imprison-
ment and to pay the costs of prosecu.
Ftion. ass 5sa 3 S-a.s s-
7 Again the Colt Bros are coming
with sixty or more cows. Will reach
home Saturday evening, March 10Th
Parties wishing to buy can select from
one hundred and forty. cows. Cal
early, they will go with rush, as they
were bought 30 they can be sold.
We looked out from our sanctun
window the other day and saw two
important and necessary buildings in
!, course of construction by Messrs. Davii
4 & SearI,. the enterprising builders
And yet some people tell us but httl,
building will be done. ia town thi
season. -.i.
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We wish to call the attention of tn
farmers of this vicinity. to the fact tina
, Ravenna will hereafter furnish mar
ket for wheat and oats, where tn
highest prices will be paid in cash
. The Quaker Mill Co. will buy all tn
grain that is offered.
We had pleasant call ON Monday
/ from DR.. ]. Fl. Saner, of Minerva, O.
r and found him q wide-awake ,thoroug
!. Democrat. He represents the Dem
!. ocracysof Stark county as being in
J. sound condition and prepared to Civ
I. a good account of themselves i'm th
coming struggle.
d Charles Schida, a German barbe
\ died at. the. Commercial House, o
k Thursday last He had resided her
t. since last July. and was but littl
|. known. His funeral took place frol
1t the Universalist Church on Frida,
v. Rev. Andrew Wilson officiating, b
I German frisnds taking charge of h
d burial.