The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-04-29

us, SUNDAY, Cne lotH, zen uays earlier
than is their custom.
Buckwheat flour is death, to the cab
bage worm. Let all interested in cab
bage culture remember this Ex.
Groceries were never cheaper than
now at VanNess. Give him call and
see for how little money you can buy
lots of goods.
Look at the ladies' kid and pebble
goat button shoes-only $500, at
c, L. ROOD & Co.'S.
M. Gretzinger opened his newly re-
fitted and beautifully decorated saloon
on Monday evening last. Free beer,
music and large attendance.
The temperance meeting at Town
Hall on Tuesday evening was we'll at.
tended. Speeches were made by ex-
Mayor Smith, Mrs, D. w. Day, and
Rev. Andrew Wilson.
We understand that the fruit stand
which, for some months past has been
dLlS" Gu W Juc lISb NdIIOhd1
Bank corner, has been ordered moved,
by the new city authorities.
On last Sunday the Mogadore potter
shop pond just north of the village,
broke loose and was almost completely
drained About ten bushels of good
sized fish were picked up, and the rest
escaped down the stream.
Mr.. Robert Knapp met with pain.
full accident On Saturday last. While
saving stick on buzz saw, the stick
caught at the back of the saw and fly
ing over, struck him on the back of
the hand with such force as to crack
one of the bones.
Geo. McGahan paid short visit to
Ravenna friends on Tuesday stopping
off on his way from Akron to Pitts
burgh where he goes to take posi-
tion in the mammoth clothing estab-
lishment of Kaufman & Bro. Success
to you, George.
122, 1000 gallons of water were pumped
Oh Friday last, which is the largest
amount used by private consumers in
any one day since the works started.
1t is noticeable fact that this amount
of water was pumped with less guam
tity of coal than is usually consumed
during "a hours.
A meeting of number of business
men was held at the Mayors office on
Monday evening, to consider propo-
sition from Mr.. L. Cassel, of Bellaire,
O., to start the Enterprise Glass Fac
tory, on condition that he receives
sufficient encouragement from our
fair prospect that the works will be
started.
THE following gentlemen will con-
duct the examination for the Naval
Cadetship to be held at Painesville
today: D. D. Pickett, Raeenna; B.
A. Hinsdale, Cleveland; Mr.. Clemens,
Ashtabula; T. w. Harvey, Paines-
vile; c, w. Carroll, Chardon; DR..
Julian Harmon, Warren.
Very interesting Easter services were
held in the Universalist Church last
Sunday forenoon. The choir furnish
ed excellent music, Rev. H. L. Can
field preached an appropriate address,
the pastor welcomed three persons to
Church fellowship, after which many
members of the large congregation par
ticipated in the communion service.
| List of letters remaining in the post
office at Ravenna, April 27:
Mr.. B. B. Byers, Mrs. Lizzie Ben
nett, Miss Margett Calvin, Mrs. Lucy
Dorington, Mrs, Rosey Grant, Mr..
George huffman (2), Mrs. Jane Hop
kins, Peter Knapp, Miss Ellen Pilkin-
gton (0, John Rathrauff, Mr.. John
Lawyer, Miss Allie Smith, Mr.. Frank
Stokes, Mrs. LYDIA Todd, Mr.. T. H.
ITibbles (2), Lonnie Williams.
VIM. G. Walker died suddenly at
his residence, In the beech woods dis
trict, ON Monday last. For several
years he has been an invalid, from
consumption, but lately has been able
to be about He had just left the table
and was resting upon the lounge, when
he coughed, and before any assistance
could be given he expired. He was
49 years of age and leaves a wife and
four children, three sons and one
daughter.
| This is the season of year when you
should look to the health of your
horse. Horses are apt to get out o.
condition and lose their appetite while
shedding their hair, VanNess puts up
the best horse powder in the world.
1t will give them strength to resist the
advances of disease in every form.
Try it once and you will use no other,
1t costs less than any other powder in
the market. .