The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-11-11
Winter Time Table, 1867.

Mr.. d. G. Snyder, of Pittsburgh
was in town over Sunday.
t. B. AIcorn, Esq. of Pittsburgh
is home, visiting friends.
1t looks as though the weathe
prophets have hit the mark this time
George F. Robinson is slowly i'm
proving, but is still very sick man
Messrs. s. d. Norton and Orsol
| Collins arrived home from Michigan
Monday, at 4 a. m.
The new brickyard of H. l. Caris
in the south eastern portion of TIN
town, is a model one.
The hapless beings who are so un
fortunate as to be confined in the jai
are to be commiserated.
Maxson says that no other MAJ
could have pulled through. Compli
ment to Mr.. Phelps.
Mr. Sampson, colored gentleman
residing on Lincoln Avenue, is build
ing house on Beecher street.
M. McCracken will sell rtock, etc.
at auction, Friday, the 10Th, at hi:
residence southeast of Brimfield.
Mrs. Emma J. Briggs, of Glidden
Iowa, will spend the winter in Ra
VIENNA with her brother, A. J. Pierce
Coy did the business. Ten cents
pays hack fare to any portion of the
city via. all lines. Coy should be re-
membered.
The first snow of the season made
its appearance Friday morning. Coal
and wood will soon command a pre-
MUM.
There was slight wreck on the n
Y. P. & o. at Chenango Friday night.
Several freight cars were more or less
damaged.
We understand that E. w. Maxson,
ESQ, will move to Ravenna before
many weeks to engage in the practice
of his profession.
The meat markets of Kent have re-
duced the price of the best cuts of
meat from Is TO l24 cents, and boiling
pieces to cents per pound.
Charles Knapp, oldest son of Dwight
Knapp, left Friday morning for Ell
mira, N. Y, to visit relatives. He
will he absent most of the winter.
T. r. Mason has moved into the
house recently made vacant by the
departure of Mrs. G. L. Rood, nee
Alice NJ. Robinson, to Cincinnati.
J. c. Haughawaut will sell at public
sale, 2 miles west of Johnnycake Hol
low, Randolph, on Wednesday, the
18th, his stock aud farn implements,
THE heavy snow storm of Saturday
and Sunday extended pretty generally
throughout the Eastern, Middle and
Western States.
A card received from Rev. G.. A.
Stone announced his safe arrival at
Racine, Wis, where he was making d
short visit among his former parish
iOners.
The corpse of Mr.. Lansing Kellogg
arrived in this city from Michigan
on the N. Y, P. & o., Monday, The
funeral took place Tuesday from the
residence of Mr.. Rodney L. Phelps.
An alarm of fire Friday night ;was
occasioned by the old Leffingwell
huilding trying to commit suicide 10y
rremating itself. The attempt was
unsuccessful.
In the zeal and enterprise of some
of our respected contemporaries to gath
er items of local news, they are, if not
colored wholly with reliability, de-
cidedly UNCONVENTIONAL.
A dispatch was received Tuesday
evening, gives the intelligence that
Mr.. Charles Smith, who removed from
this place to Michigan, had lost his
mouse, barns, stock and crops by fire
Daniel A. Stout, a former citizen OF
Ravenna, died at his residence in
Cleveland, after very brief illness,
of heart disease, on Saturday last, His
remains were brought to this place,
Monday, for interment in Maple
Grove Cemetery.
Rev. DR.. Hall occupied the pulpit OF
The Congregational Church, Sunday
last, taking for his subject in the
morning, Foreign Missions," which
subject was considered and spoken
upon by all the churches in the land
on that day.
1t is rumOred that parties returning
from coon hunting, in Brimfield, one
night last week, surprised some corn.
huskers who were helping themselves
to the crop. They did not stop to get
pay for the work done.
Alma, wife of julius Cady. died or
Tuesday night of last week, at tn,
family residence at Sandy Lake. She
has been an invalid for many years
and for several years past has been
entirely helpless, Funeral services
were held on Friday.
Mr.. Fl. A. Beaver and son Harry
are still on the hunt in Michigan
Accor,iiug ta letter received by J. c.
Catiin, they ere getting fat on venisor
and partFis.ges. In fact, they are hav
ing an excellent Time. So far, they
brought one doe if!n camp, weighing
l4G lbs, and :. good many partFidges
The snow storm which struck this
vicinity Saturday norning continued
with more or less severity Throughout
Saturday and Sunday, leaving GOV
ering of snow from three to four inch