The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-05-06

Cheap prices for the Kyle Opera Co
Try Gold Medal Coffee, it's Pure.
The N. Y. P. & o. have tapped the
water main.
A slight frost Monday morning Oh
low grounds.
The County Commissioners were il
session on Monday.
Teachers examination next Satur.
day.
SOC. buys the best seat in the house
to the Opera.
Ladies and chiidrens corded waists
at Mrs A. H. Parsons
Ravenna is well represented in the
"Ohio Boycotter."
New men Oh the police force, new
coffee ill town.
P. B. Conant lost valuable Jersey
cow last week, of milk fever.
Remember, the Gold Medal Coffee
a very fine flavor.
Mr.. Seymour Sturdevant is able to
be about with the aid of crutches.
Frank J. Smith is erecting an addi
ton to his residence, on Walnut street.
Ask your grocer for Gold Medal Cof.
fee. Ifhe is out, other grocers have il.
81. o. Barber is dangerously ill at
his residence on North Chestnut street.
A Temperance meeting at Citizens
Hall Saturday night was well attended.
If you would drink a cup of fine
coffee, try Gold Medal.
Call at Mrs. A. H. Parsons and ex-
anime the very latest things in milli-
merry,
DR.. Waggoner is making some no.
ticeable Improvements upon his resi-.
dence, on Main street.
Mrs. N. FL. Smith and Miss Celia
Smith, who have been seriously ill
with diphtheria, are improving.
2,78S, 900 gallons of water was pump
ed during the month of April, at the
water-works.
The Trustees of the water works will
hereafter occupy room in the engine
house as an Office.
Court of Common Pleas commenced
its Spring session Monday last, Judge
Thayer presiding.
Kyle Opera Co., at Reeds Opera
House, Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day, also Matinee Saturday afternoon
Geo. F. Douthitt has purchased lot
from J. D. King, upon which he will
build residence this summer.
One dollar buys a season ticket, good
for all the entertainments of the Kyle
Opera Co.
Jessee w. McGahan has been con
fined to his house by partial paralysis
of the lower limbs.
The Kyle Opera Co. is beautifully
costumed, and will give our citizens
four excellent entertainments thi
week,
Mrs. VIM. Rut1Ie has purchased th,
Homestead of the late Mrs. Ell. X. Bron
son, on North Walnut street. Con
sideration ST 800.
The members of the Congregations
Church at GarrettsvilIe are contem
plating the erection of new edifice
| One is needed very much.
Luther D. McGahan writes that h.
arrived at Sauk Rapids about one hou
after the terrible cyclone had swep
through the place,
The band concert Saturday nigh
drew forth tremendous crowd, a ma
jor portion of which was composed o
young men and maidens enjoying th'
May Festival.
More of that nice ready made muslin
underwear to be opened this week
also infants cloaks and childrens
dresses, both colored and white. at
MRS. A. a. PARSONS.
Geo. E. Bell and his assistant, G.. FL
Bucher, are in the city, placing th'
celebrated Gold Medal Coffee on sal,
in our grocery stores. 1t is hignl!
recommended. Give it a trial.
Oliver F.. Hickox, of Aurora, wa.
in town the other day, looking happi
er and prouder than usual. Cause,
fine boy, plump as a roll of Jerse!
butter.
Mr.. Geo. E. Fairchild has great,
improved the appearance of his resi-
dence lot by removing the barn whicl
has stood for so many years close t
the walk.
Mr.. J. F. Armstrong is improving
in health at the home of Gen w. P
Hazen. at Thonotasassa Lake, Florida
Mrs Armstrong and daughter return
ed Thursday evening.
The work of enlarging the Quake
Mills is progressing rapidly. This es
tablishment is running night and da
to its full capacity, and yet is yer
much behind its orders.
There will be no services in th
Universalist Church next Sunday
The pastor will be absent from Satu
day to Monday holding a meeting
Bainbridge, Geauga county.
Mr.. Quincy Cook, proprietor of til
Ravenna Mills, has fitted up his estal
iishment iu first class shape, and wit
Mi y. L. Shaflar as head miller,
manufacturing an article of flour Fl
family use which cannot be excelle
| A great deal of interest was man