The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-11-08
RavenDa Markets.
Diaries for 1889, at Mrs. Scriptures.
'Tain,t Us. it's You,ns that's shoutin'

Diaries for 1889, at Mrs. Scriptures
'Tain't us.it's you'ns that's shoutin
The Commissioners were in session
on Monday.
Miss Nellie Barrett, of Cleveland, is
visiting kavenna friends.
The Congregational church received
four In membership last Sabbath.
It was surprising, the bloss Oming
out of white tiles, Tuesday morning.
Circuit Court is In session this week
the Sufiield ditch case is now on trial
Will. Beckley came home from Ann
Arbor. Mich, to cast his first vote.
The furniture and fixtures of the
East Miller House were sold "under
the hammer" on Tuesday.
The Sons of Veterans give q benefit
dance at the Rink, next Wednesday
evs,
Arthur E. Poulston was home from
Pine Valley, to help swell the 6. o. p's
majority.
Be sure and get q Course ticket for
Prof. Pixies lectures, beginning Tues.
day evening, Nov. 18th.
Marshal Mason has moved to the
residence on the corner of Chestnut
and Spruce SITS.
Quite q number from this city at
tended Mckinley meeting at Alliance
last Saturday evening.
Charles Brooke, an old resident of
this city, died of pneumonia, Thursday
last.
r. B. Witter has added fine bus o
his equipment for passenger and depot
transportation.
Mrs. III. B. Rich, of Toledo, is fill
ing, as q substitute, Miss Jennie AL
corn's unexpired term as teacher of
the A Grammar school.
Miss Bell Catlin is again at her post
as assistant in the High school, hav-
ing recovered from an indisposition
occasioned by mumps.
Miss Mary Twitt returned from
Cleveland Thursday last, having spent
a very enjoyable week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. g. Palmer left last Thursday
for Cleveland to spend the winter there
and at Lorain with her daughters, Mrs.
Bell and Mrs. Thos. Palmer.
The Dorcas Society meets at the res
idence of Mrs. E. 8. Comstock, Jr., on
spruce street, tomorrow friday eve
ming.
The HalIow Fen entertainment, at
the Rink, was a very pleasant affair
and was we'll attended, the receipts be
ing nearly $50.
Mrs. w. 9. G. Otis, of Cleveland,
spent Wednesday, Oct. 81. in Ravenna,
not having been in town since the
Darius Lyman.
Mrs. D. G. Gardner spent Wednes
day and Thursday of last week at Mrs.
Harriet Wheeler's. in Hiram, return
ing Thursday evening, Mrs. Wheeler
accompanying her home.
The Union Thanksgiving Service
this year will be held In the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev. VIM. Lucas,
rector of Grace Church, will deliver
the discourse
Tomorrow (Friday) evening Raven
ma Encampment No. l29. I. o. o. F..
confer the r. P. degree ON their candi.
dates, to which a full attendance is
solicited.
a" The Ravenna Gas and Electric
Light Company is the name of the
incorporation heretofore known as the
Ravenna Gas Company, which is to
give US electric illuminators.
Mr.. and Mira. Ed. Bush concluded q
fortnight's visit with Mr.. BIS parents
In West Richfield, Summit county ,on
their return home Tuesday.
Mrs. O. 8. Williams, accompanied
Eby her daughter Lottie. returned to
Ell Dorado. Kansas. Monday, where,
with the husband and father, they
will spend the winter, with ultimate
permanent residence In view. &
i Game Warden Goodenough requests
us to say that the game laws will be
strictly enforced, and no longer suffer-
ed to be dead letter, in reference to
Sunday hunting. This is in accor
dance with his duty and instructions
from the State Game Warden.
A regular old Harrison coon was be-
ing exhibited in town by Carl Seibert,
of Charlestown, weighing % pounds,
Monday, as trophy of his capture.
His cOonship was dead, but ravages in
maize fields of the Democracy indi
Gates that all of the old '40 ehaps have
not gone to that "bourne" from which
there ia no return.
The Commissioners, at their session
on Monday, offered a reward OF S2Ot
for the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who set fire to N. 8
0lin & Sons barns, which were burn
ed December 10th, 1887 and Ootobs l
18th. 1883. Messrs. Olin IL Son alse
J offer an additional reward of $500.
A Committee is at work raising
funds by subscriptions to remodel the
seats, re.decorate the walls, and make
other improvements on the interior OF
the Congregational church. These i'm.
provements are much needed, and W,
> hear that the Committee is meeting
with success.
e F. P. Savage and family, of Freedom
Il returned Friday morning from Mount
=, Valley, Kansas, where they have beer