The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-10-21

Vote for I. H. Phelps for Prosecuting
Attorney. Let the efficient work OF
the present Democratic incumbent, 1.
It. Siddall, Esq, be continued by elect
ing Mr.. Phelps.
Mrs. Hurley, wife of Garrett Hurley
died on Saturday last, at the family
( Residence. on Vine St, of hemorrhage
of the stomach. The funeral was held
at the Catholic Church, of which she
was faithful and devout member.
Autumn services were held in the
NJ. +. Church last Sunday evening.
The pulpit WAS decorated with flowers,
autumn leaves and sheaves of grain,
and the large audience listened to an
interesting aud appropriate discourse
by the pastor, Rev. w. l.. Slutz.
The Meeting of the Eastern Ohio
Homeopathic Medical Society is held
today, Wednesday, at the office of DIR.
johnson, in this city. About thirty
NJ, DIS, with their families, are ex.
pected.
The vote to be taken Tuesday, No
vember End, on the question of a new
Jail, will be separate and distinct from
the other elections held on that day.
There will be separate poll box in
which TO deposit the tickets, and they
will be counted and certified on sep
arate papers. The poll books and
tally sheets will be returned TO the
Auditors office instead of that of the
Clerk. Be sure and deposit your
ballot in the right box.
Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at Ravenna, Oct. 18th.
Frank Baker, A. w. Clark, Mr..
Chas. Fulvebert, M. Collins Frear, Mr.
L. Grove, Mrs. COrnelia Gray, Mrs.
Thida Holte, Mr.. Chas. McClave, Jas.
J. McCarty, Mr.. Marshal POntious,
Mrs. M. E. Parker, s. r. Reed, w. g.
Watt.
DIR. M. G, Mcbride and Miss Emily
Doty We're married at the residence of
the brides mother, on Tuesday eve
ming. Rev. Scott officiating. The DIR.
is one of our most successful young
practitioners, and we extend our con-
gratulations to him and his wife and
wish them happiness and prosperity.
A few days since valuable yearling
colt, belonging to Will. Reynolds, of
Brimtield, was shot by some careless
hunter, and died from the effects
of the wounds received, 1t is not
strange that farmers object to having
hunters running over their places
when they are constantly subject to
such loss from careless shooting.
Misses Jennie and Lena Stone leave
today "wednesday for Racine, Wis,
to remain until their father, Rev. &.
A. Stone, completes his pastoral duties
here, when they will accompany him
to their new home in California. The
young ladies will be missed by our
people, especially by the younger ele-
ment of society. May success attend
their ways.
On Wednesday morning a team be
longing to Hon. P. 3. Conant, started
from the residence of S. l.. Jennings,
ran west on Spruce street to Meridian,
thence north to Main, where it collided
with team owned by J. B. Austin.
The Conant team tried to jump over
the wagon of the latter, and failing in
the attempt, left pile of horses and
wagons i'm such a heap that it took
some time to right things up. Luckily
no one was injured.
I. It, Siddall, Esq, Of this place,
who was nominated forCommon Pleas
Judge, short term, by the 3rd sub-di-
vision of the 9th Judicial District, has
declined the nomination, and Hon.
Seth ID. Norton, of Ravenna, q tried
and true Democrat, has been nomi- |
mated TO fill the vacancy. Mr.. Norton
is good lawyer, having had many |
years experience at the bar of this
county, and although his chances of
election are not very tiattering, we
know that he will receive the united
support of the democrats of this SUBJ
division, besides the votes of many Of
his republican friends.