The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-02-02
Ravenna Markets.
Buyers Prices.
IWimter Time Table, 1867.

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CHICKENS. per lb. live. 6@7c. dressed sc@l
BEEF. per cwt. ........---.............. S6@S
PORK $5 509S
WOOD. stove. per cord, .........-....S 81. .5O@S
The walks are semi-slush slippery
Fred. Paltzgrof was in town ovel
Sunday.
E. Twitt is confined to his home
with rheumatism.
st. Valentines Day one week from
next Tuesday.
Next legal holiday occurs the 22nd,
Washington's birthday.
Willard Mahan, of this city, has
been granted pension.
Gas we'll talk is not so abundant of
late.
Change Of time went into effect on
the c. & 2. r. r. on Monday.
A. E. Seaton and G. d. Ingel, Esqs.
take possession of their respective
offices Wednesday next.
| Joseph Loomis, of Iowa, was visit
ing Ravenna friends last week. inclu-
ding the PRESS Office in his greetings.
Charles Green died Tuesday night,
at the residence of his sister, Mrs. d.
B. Kingsbury, on Lincoln Avenue
Mrs. James B Lane. Of Elmira, n.
Y, is in the city visiting relatives and
friends, expecting to remain about a
month.
Rev, Andrew Wilson received a
telegram Sunday forenoon announc
ing the death of sister in Trumbull
county.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
second annual report of the Ohio Dai-
ry and Food Commission for the year
1887.
Rev. 8. w. Meek purposes to deliver
series of lectures on 1.-The Life of
Moses" the first of the series being
delivered next Sunday evening.
The Owl Club of Garrettsville gave
a dance at the Rink building in that
town Friday evening last. A large
attendance is reported.
A much needed improvement at the
NYP&O depot, in the furnishing of
elegant new seats in the ladies' wait
ino room, has haan mazda
Not q criminal trial will occur this
January term of Common Pleas Court
something which has not happened
for years.
The annual meeting of the Horti,
cultural Society will be entertained
Wednesday, February 18th, 1888, by
Mrs. Henry Beecher and Mrs. Wanzor
Rolcomb.
We are under obligations to Hon.
e. B. Taylor for valuable public docu-
ments and copy of John Sherman's
speech in the Senate upon the tariff.
Train 5. NYP&O, due at $50 a. M,
did not reach Ravenna last Friday,
not arriving here until the next morn
ing. The trains were from two to
eight hours late. All caused by heavy
SHOWS east.
8. r. Sturtevant, in the employ of q
Rochester nursery as travelling sales
man, spent q short vacation with his
family, extending from Friday last to
Tuesday morning, when he resumed
his canvassing travels.
II is not possible to have better
sleighing. and everybody is taking
advantage of it. Saturday evening
aud night resounded with the merry
chime Of sleigh bells, and the gay
laughter Of the young folks who were
enjoying themselves.
The Beacon. published by McGahan
& Wilson, at Williston. Buford Co,
Dakota, under date of January oath,
states that passenger train from the
East arrived that morning, the first
in sixteen days, and says further, "let
us give thanks." We think so.
We give place la our advertising
columns to the announcement of
Messrs UrquharE d Jewett, successors
to Chas. E Poe, of the opening of the
Buffalo Store on Saturday. the 4th
inst. AS will be seen, they carry
full line of goods to meet the wants
of the public, from whom they may
confidently anticipate generous pa
tronage.
Emory Dauber died last Sunday, at
his residence, near the Mahonipg,
from the effects of injuries sustained
in falling while getting out of his
wagon to open the gate, on arriving
home. His funeral was held Tuesday
Emory will be missed in his rounds
with vegetables and garden truck,
upon whom many depended for these
supplies in their season.
The Penn. Co., G. & P. r. r., have
placed on sale at this station two thou .
sand mile tickets at rate of two cents
per mile. They will be received for
passage OH all Pennsylvania lines west
of Pittsburgh, for one year from date
of sale. The enc thousand mile tick
cts will be continued on sale at rate OF
tive and one-half cents per mile.
Goupoonr A. Holtjs 40 rri q po SbonS a re
being moved on to the rear of Theo-
dore Grundel's lot, giving way to the
new block of II. w Riddle, which is
to to be erected in the spring, occupy
ing the site of the old Exchange, re
Gently burned, and adjacent ground
fronting from Waterman's to the cor
ner of Chestnut st and south OF
Chestnut to the alley running by M
QretzinQar's