The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-06-06

was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M
Clewell from Saturday to Monday eve
Everything in the Shoe line goes d
the Buffalo Store; Yes, the price
makes them go.
DIR. M G.. Mcbride was confined to
his bed for few days last week with
bilious attack.
Drink Milk Shak es at Hal
Mrs. Arthur P. Ayling, of Milwau
kee, is paying Ravenna short visit
on her way east. and is the guest OF
Mrs. John Urquhart.
Four elegant new signs have been
put up on the Riddle block the past
week.
1 See the special drives in Oxford
Ties and Slippers at the Buffalo Store
Court convened Thursday, and af
ter a few hours session, adjourned
sine die.
Gilt papers at &c.,. 1Sc., Zoe and Csc
per double roll, at G. A. MYERS.
The large drinking fountain to be
placed in front of the court house,
has arrived and will soon be in posi-
ton.
Treat your girl to Soda water at
Hart's.
Sheriff Jones left for Columbus via
the G. & P. Monday, taking with him
Frank Tully, sentenced to one year in
the pen. for burglary.
We are selling excellent wall paper
at 10 cts. per double roll.
G. A. MYERS
The excavation has been made for
the canopy drinking fountain, at the
corner of the Riddle block, ordered by
the w. G. T. U.
We have the finest assortment of
Wall Papers-all grades, to be found in
Portage County. Prices always the
o west. G. A. MYERS,
Mrs. Lewis Bacon nee Birdie Hall,
of Boston. Mass, stopped in Rsvenna
Monday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
M. Clewell, while enroute to her
home from st Paul, Min where she
had been visiting her parents.
The w. G. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Stevenson, corner of Main and Walnut
streets, on ThursdaySJune 9th.
J. H. Dussell Ese. was in Suffield
Tuesday on professional business.
Miss Mollie Rockwell returned from
Cincinnati Monday evening, where
she has been pursuing the study of
music.
Miss Bessie Riddle arrived home
from Cincinnati Monday evening.
M. R. Furry is Frightening up his
residence with coat of paint.
Mrs. G. s. Rood, of Cleveland, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Jennie Shields, of N. Y. city,
lS at nome ion snort visit.
Mrs J. D. Darlington, of Alliance,
formerly of Ravenna, is in town visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. 81. N. Ward and
Mrs. w. L. Goldman and other relatives
and friends.
Frank Ford left Tuesday evening for
Chicago, where he Is attending the
meeting of ftheAmerican Nurserymen's
Association.
The Republican County Convention
to choose delegates to the State Con.
vention, will be held Saturday, June
22nd.
William Shut was brought before
Mayor Holcomb, Friday, charged with
intoxieation. and pleading guilty. was
fined So and costs, which were prompt
ly paid,
| Owing to the sickness of DIR. Nc
Bride, the Board of Health, of which
he is member, postponed its meeting
called for last Friday evening, indefi
nitely.
James Reese, an inmate of the Co.
infirmary, from Palmyra, died at that
institution Thursday last, May 30th,
of heart disease, aged 81 years.
The colt Ohio Wilkes. owned by J.
7. Riddle. died Sunday, Goth ult. He
was valued at 81, 500. A fine filly, for
which Mr.. Riddle paid ST. 800, in Ken
lucky, has also been in very danger
GUS condition, but under the skillful
treatment of DR.. Fletcher, is recover
ing.
i Blackbirds are doing serious damage
by pulling up the corn. Some farmers
have been obliged to replant their
fields on account of their depredations
| Charles Knight, located at Mason,
Mich, is visiting friends in the city
A much needed rain last Wednesday
night and the following day, warmed
: the atmosphere and slaked the thirst
of mother earth.
There is very material change in
the Erie time card. Travellers will dc
we'll to consult it.
Merits and Riddle shipped mag
nificent funeral Car to Sidney. o., las
Saturday.
| D. E. Rogers, of Randolph, is read
ing law with J. Fl. DusseIl. Esq.
Mrs. Mabel Post, nee Kellar, diet
at her home in Randolph. early Sat
morning, after long and painful ill
ness, aged % years. Her funeral wa
; held Monday at l P. NJ, Rev
Knowles officiating.
The G. & P. work train gang o
this city, was ordered to Pittsburg Sat
| night, to go to the flooded districts o
Pa, where they will assist in repairin,
aud reconstructing the Penn. mail
line tracks, which are washed out an,