The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-03-08

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cannot see any one.
Asa w. Jones. Of Youngstown, wa.
in town Friday.
Jesse Ling. of Mantua, was in towr
on Monday last.
Mr.. J. B. Curtiss left ON Wednesday
for q visit of two weeks at Columbus
Mr.. A. B. Seymour took charge Ct
the Congregational cho ir Sunday.
The elegant new residence of I. T
Siddall Esq, is nearing completion.
Ernest Minerd, of Shalersville, has
accepted position with N. Converse
& Son.
The amount expended for outside
relief for the poor. in Ravenna, the
past year, was 1926.
All the passenger coaches on the n.
Y. p. & o. will hereafter be lettered
N Y L E & w.
The High School Entertainment
will be held at the Opera House to.
morrow evening, March 9th.
Mrs, A. II. Parsons and daughter
attended the millinery openings i'll
Cleveland yesterday "wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Prindle, of Rootstown,
went to Montgomery, Ala, via. G, &
P. r. R., the lst inst, 10 visit her
daughter.
The names of Julius A. Morgan and
A. B. Griffin were drawn as petit ju
rors in the U. S. Circuit Court at its
coming session in Cleveland.
One year from last Sunday will wit
ness the Inauguration of Democratic
President of the U. 8. for the next
four years.
Mrs. Anna Frank left on Wednesday
to visit her sons, in Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. She expect to be absent
Two months or more.
How many ways are there in this
era of inventiveness for describing the
act of taking what don't belong to you,
Is past finding out in standard lexi-
graphy.
Mr., Samuel Heriff died Tuesday
morning. at his home in the north
west part of Rootstown, after a long
and painful illness. His funeral will
be held today.
The Alliance Review says that sew
eral old Spanish coins were found in
the debris of the old Exchange. That
is one way of Initiating the ancient
currency. One such coin was found
On and after March 1st, 1885, mileage
tickets of Pennsylvania Company's
issue will be good for passage over all
divisions of Terre Hsute and Indian
apolis Railroad (Vaudalia Line),
G. NJ. Iams has disposed Of bis in
terest In the Alliance Review, and re.
tired from the editorial chair. 1t is
understood that the two Republican
papers of that city will be merged, with
J. w. Gillespie as editor in chief.
List Of letters remaining In the
Postoffice at Ravenna, March 7th.
Mr.. Austin Bishop, Lieu. J. N. Flu.
hart, John Pfahl, Miss Helen Slack.
Mr.. r. w. Williams, Fred Wooster,
Rev. A. J. Warkman.
AS fast as possible the principal
streets of the city should be slaged, or
made passable in some other manner
1t is especially desirable that Chest
nut street should be 80 dealt with as
far north as the Cemetery.
kMrs. @. P. Reed and daughter Daisy
left via. c. & P. R. R., last Thursday,
for Tyrone, Pa, expecting to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Clayton, at that
place, where they are billed for pro
fessional engagement as members of
the Bennett and Moulton Opera Co.
A gentleman of extensive travel and
observation, residing in this city. says
the weather on Thursday and Friday
last was fair sample of that prevail
ing in New Orleans during the entire
winter months, heavy garments being
as necessary there as here.
Alex. Fletcher, V. s., returned from
New York Saturday last, and expects
to resume the practice ofhis profession
in Rsvenna. A good field is open for
his business here, and we have no
doubt he will receive a liberal patron
age.-
Miss Foster and two lady friends,
from Mantua, while in attendance at
the teachers examination last Satur.
day, left their horse hitched in front
of the First National Bank. Some
person ran against their carriage with
heavy wagon, breaking the hind ak
letree and otherwise injuring the car
riage.
C. Il. Goldman, A. B. Fairchild and
]. II. Jones were elected delegates anG
Hugh Grant alternate, to represent
Grace Church In the Special Episcopal
| Convention to be held at Trinity
Church, Cleveland, March IA and l5
for the purpose of electipg al assistan
Rishop fer the Ohio Diocese.
John Richardson, con of VIM. Rich
ardson, roadmaster on the G. & P, me
with a severe accident last Wednesda,
while hauling hay into barn on thei
farm in Charlestown. In driving int,
the barn, the load being teo high, th,
young man was struck by cross beam
which scraped his back from his necl
down, seriously injuring his spine
] But for the yielding OF the hay b
| would have been killed Instantly,