The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-11-18

o. P. Sperra. Esq, of Akron, was
in town Friday on professional busi-
ness.
There are seven Sunday Schools in
Ravenna with membership of about
900.
M. Stuart, Esq. visited Cincinnati
and other points in the State last week
on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Beatty entertain
ed the Progressive Euchre club on
Friday evening last.
Messrs. Williams and Brigham took
day with the rabbits Monday. They
brought in sixteen.
Rev. Hall, of Oberlin, again occu-
pied the Congregational pulpit Sunday
morning and evening.
Train 4, going east, on G. & 2. now
leaves Ravenna station at 8: As p. m,
instead of 5: 4S as heretofore.
Miss A. Z. Lacey, of Cleveland, is
visiting at the home of her brother,
w. c. Lacey, on Lincoln Avenue.
Mrs. Helen J. Palmer, of Hudson,
Mich, is visiting her'parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Selah Palmer, on Lincoln Ave.
If you want nice young turkey for
Thanksgiving, mention the fact to
Risdon Il Taylor, and they will put
you ON their list.
The snow-plow was seen on the
walks Saturday morning for the first
time this season, although we needed
1t badly after the first snow.
The proceeds of the Ball given at
the Rink tomorrow, Friday, evening,
will be used for the relief of the poor.
The cause is worthy one.
Philo Bierce left on Friday for Mil
waukie, Wis, TO remain several days.
His object in going was to procure a
new artificial leg, the one he has been
wearing not fitting him very well.
Young gentlemen, the ladies of the
Dorcas Society expect to see you al
the Grand Charity Ball. at the Rink,
tomorrow, Friday, night. Don't fail
to be there and help along a good
cause.
John Adam Amick, who recently
moved from Suffield TO Canton, STARK
county, died suddenly at the latter
place, on Friday, the 18th inst. and
WAS buried there on Sunday last.
Letters remaining in the Postotfice
at Ravenna, Nov, 10th.
Mrs. Lewis Curtis, Miss Mary Keh
ner, Mrs. John ID. Lewis, Mrs. Lucelia
Minard, F. A. Muncie, Mr.. Frank
Schauff.
The Commissioners, at their eXtra
session, on Wednesday of last week
appointed LeGrand A. Olin. County
Auditor to fill the interim in that Of
fee until the commencement of the
term of Auditor elect S. r. Freeman
in September next.
Vetus Hem. who was sentenced tC
five days in Jail and $50 fine and costs
for selling Intoxicating liquor to g
person in the habit of getting intoXi'
Gated, was brought from Randolph on
the 18th inst. by deputy Congdon to
..on,,o l.; IN
Barbara, wife of Gustave Weis, died
at the family residence on South Pros
pect street, at 10 80 a. m. Saturday
in her 4Sth year. A post mOrtem ex
animation developed n tumOr which
had become cancerous. She had been
Il great sufferer for a year past, and
death was a relief to her.
Now that winter with its cold ba
8 1T in, let those who have been favored
in worldly affairs, and possess al
abundance of life's necessities and lux
uries, remember the unfortunate poo
and see that no one who is deservin!
suffers for lack of food, clothing o
shelter.
Lewis M. Potts and wife returne,
home on Saturday last from Montan
Territory, where they have beel
spending several months past. N!
Potts showed us large collection G
mineral specimens which he had gath
cred during his visit there which shoy
| evidence of vast wealth in her hills
He is delighted wish the country.
A cat reached the end of its mint
life at the Diamond Glass Works som
days ago. From some strange caus
it Jumped into the large fiattenin
oven ard look frey pllgrimag
through its entire length. Strange +
say it was still alive when the end @
the journey was reached, although
horribly burned. 1t was mercifull
dispatched
Qnail may he killed, lGWfully, be
t,.-r.u November i0iii aiid J ,uuarY l.
We are informed that quite a numhe
of them have been killed before tn
season in some parts of the county
1t is also unlawful to kill ducks o
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Othe
game of this locality is all in seaso
until January 1st. Hunting rabbit
with ferret is unlawful, at any timt