The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-27

Miss Winifred Reed is still confined
to her bed, her recovery being SLOW
from the stubborn attack of malaria
fever with which she has been battling
for some weeks.
T. E. Grail left for Pittsburgh Mon
day morning, to attend the Ceptenni
al anniversary of Allegheny county.
to be celebrated by the dedication OF
the magnificent court house, just com
pleted in the erstwhile ' smoky city" "
Look for the Marvin stand while on
the Fair Ground.
Buy furniture of w. w. Pumphrey
Etna Block.
Henry Hinman was greeting the
boys during a brief stay in town, one
evening last week. He reports his
Photographic rooms at Mantua as do
ing thriving business.
All kinds of Furniture at very low
prices, at the New Store, Etna Block.
Frank McTye, the popular and re-
liable dealer, is prepared to meet the
want. of all contemplating the pur-
chase of foot gear,bis stock embracing
the needs of all, of whatever race,
condition or COLOR" of which he will
make mention in detail in the PRESS,
next week.
Master Horace Clark, of Sewickly.
Pa, made brief stay with Ravenns
friends Monday, making the an from
Auburn, Geauga county, on his bicy'
Gle, completing the balance of the
journey by rsil on his return home
nom forGnight's stay with Auburn
friends.
Jenkins & Co Inns have on exhibi
Iion at the Fair a most magnificent
display of Furniture. Crockery, aud
house furnishing goods, excelling all
former exhibits by this enterpr'sing
and popular house, whose display has
invariably been one of the attractive
features of our Fair.
A. M. Gagnon, of the firm of w. Il.
Grundel & Co., cigar manufactures.
had the misfoI tune to sprain one of
his knees, by stepping on a rolling
stone, while at Windham, on Monday.
" AL" is authority in testifying that
" mtsfortnnes never come singly."
To parties desiring to attend the Co
lumbus Centenpiel, the Erie Ry. will
sell Excursion Tickets on Sept. Goth,
Oct. 4.h, 10th, 18th and 10th, good for
return four days fcom date, at So for
the round trip.
While at the Fair cali on Marvin for
d meal. You will find him there.
For new styles of chairs in oak and
cherry, call at the new furniture house,
Etna Block.
Miss Jennie Beatty, accompanied by
her mother, left for Philadelphia, Pa,
Thursday, where Miss Jennie will
pursue years course in the classics,
in the select school of Madam Clerc.
The scholarship in this school is limi
ted to twenty, which, with its other
gives it much the social
of a home. From Phila
delphia Mrs. Beatty goes to Bristol,
Pa, where she will spend month
with relatives and friends, before re-
turning home.
The praise service at Oakwood Sun
day School last Sunday was an entire
success, The recitations by Misses
Vinall. Smith Hattie and Lydia Lord,
and Caris, were well rendered. Ap
propriate remarks were made by Rev.
E. G. Laughlin. The choir of the
Church contributed the music
Wednesday, September Goth, being
the twenty fifth anniversary of the
married life of w. M. Chapman, who
resid 9 ON Cleveland Avenue. which
known to his friends, some
seventy assembled at his home, to of
Ter friendly congratulations. Rev, E
q. Laughlin, ON behalf of the donors,
in well chosen words. presented the
bride and groom of quarter of CEN
tury's journey together on )ife's high
way with number of pieces of silver
table ware, and twen.y y-five silver dol
Iais. Mr.. Chapman responded feel
lngly, expressing his appreciation of
this manifestation of friendship aud
good will on the pa t of bis neighbols
and friends.
At the call of the President, the
Ravenna C. L. s. G.. met last Friday
evening at the home of Miss Lydia
Lord, aud reorganized for the present
season by electiag Rev. E. G. Laugh
lin, President; Rev, 8. w. Meek, Vice
President: Lydia Lord, Secrets y;
Anna Carts, Treasurer - Dole and
Lydia Lord ,Progrs N Com N ittee. The
Circle has fourteen members at pres
ent, and invites au person who desire
to join, to be present at the fist reeu-
lar meeting, October 5th, at Mr.. Flea
zer I.ord's.
special attention paid to hair cutting
and dressing for ladies and children,
at the Etna House Bar ber Shop.
While at the Fair go to Marvin's
Dining hall. He will be there.
The place to buy good lounge, mat
tress, or a chamber suite. is at the new
furniture store.
Traims for the Fair, ON the Erie.
Trains No. 2, due at 1887 a. M, No.
26, due 4:50 p. M, going east, and No.