The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-02-04

notice to carriages TO leave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open at 9 O'Clock A. M; close at 5 P. Il
PHILO L. KING. SEXTON.
Our Atwater letter is necessaril,
deferred till next week.
"Tobogganing!" Oh, my, what /;
name for sliding down hill!
The County Commissioners were i,
session the early part of the week.
The lads and lassies are preparing
for ST. Valentines day, February IA
Mr.. F. T. Plum has been appointed
postmaster at Mantua Corners.
Mrs. James B. Twitt, of Cleveland
visited the home Of 4. Twitt last week
Today, from the rising to the setting
OF tue sun, Is 20 hours aud 10 minutes
long,
ChaIles 5. CJrtiss, Of Mansfield, for.
IA .ciy Is,.-s IL second NationalBank
/ a'ss IA LoWn O. ounuay.
/ III tna case o. Oujo ve E&an, indicted
foE Totosry. .Ae jay returned YER
oLct If sa.iE.
Mrs. a. { RauIay, Of Cleveland
apens SUNDAY and Monday in toW Il
visi;ing friends
Mga. l.. l. Tickuor returned 10 Ra.
VIENNA on Tuesday, after al absence OF
seVeEai months, - Burton, Q.
James a. Garfield, of Cleveland
was In town over Sunday, the 28rd
ult,, the guest Of Mr.. E r. Crowsu.
Mr. Il. L. Reed. brother of Judge
c. A. Reed, left Friday morning last
for Columbus, Neb., his home.
In the three-quarter mile race at the
Rink, between Matte Leffingwell and
Ed. Miller, was won by the former.
Fl. l.. Miller has resigned his posi-
tion as engineer at the pumping house
OF the water works.
One month of 1886 has passed, aud
how are the good resolves? Have YOU
tnrnad back that new leaf?
the sleighfng for the past week has
been q little too thin, hut it was used
for ali there was in it,
Persons leaving Town or having
friends visiting them from abroad will
confer favor by advising us Of the
fact,
A progressive euchre party was held
at the residence of Mr.. J. c. Beatty,
Thursday evening last, in honor of
Miss Black, of Cory, Pa.
Rev. r. 3. Marsh, of Kent, will
preach in the Universalist Church
next Sunday forenoon and evening, in
exchange with the pastor.
Mrs. D. M. Clewell entertained a
party of the friends of Mrs. II. r. w.
Hall, at her residence, Thursday eve
ming last.
Now that the little grounding has
been out and seen his shadow we
are likely to have a spell of weather
during the coming six weeks.
A temperance meeting will be held
at Campbellsport Sunday evening,
Feb'y 9th. 1t is expected that Mrs.
Mary A. Woodbridge will deliver the
address.
There will be meeting of the Ra-
VIENNA Library Association Friday
evening of this week. at Z: 80 O'Clock
at P. B. Conant's office. A full attend.
ance is earnestly requested.
The Musin Concert Co., advertised
to appear at the Opera House Thuss.
day night of last week, failed to put
IN an appearance, to the disappoint-
ilent OF many.
Cle2h Porter WAS confined to his
/ house tFo OF thres days last week by
an attack Of lDdammetcry ,h4nma
tlsua. Friday morning he came Into
Court On erutches. Chas. F. Day
acted as Cjerh pco sen dut!uE Mr.
PorteT'a disability.
VIM. Gupder and Frank Miller were
arrested n Kent OF tae 28th ult.,
charged with having committed an
assault on Walter ShuItz with inteut
10 rob him, In default of bail they
we're both committed to the pile Of
stones called the county Jail.
A. .. Beardslsy, teacher in the P.
Fl. Bean district, having been urgent
ly solicited to enter the employ of the
P. i W, r. r. Co., as surveyor, re-
signed his position as teacher and left
Thursday morning, to enter his new
field Of labor. His work at present
will be on the proposed extension of
the P. Il W. from Akron to Chicago
Junction. Success to the young sur
veyor.
Our enterprising recorner has in
vested in a new clock to record the
time OF day. ami much needed book
ehelf In the Office vault Now let the
Commissioners place a telephone in
each of the offices TO supply long felt
want. Also pipe the Court house for
water.
Jahez W. Vinall died at the family
residence on West Rowery street, Jan.
3Oth, aged 66 years, from cancer Mr..
Vinall il survived 10y his wife, having
lost one child in England and three in
Ravenna, comprising all their family.
Mr.. Vinall belonged to the United
Brethren, and was respected by all
who knew him.
Shortly after 10 o'clock on Tuesday
night, the residence of G. H. Goldman,
on Clinton avenue, was discovered to
be on fire. An alarm was sounded