The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-30

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The Opera House management has made
| arr angements 10 have the election returns an
| nounced from the stage during the performance
of Old Toms Ward To our olitical friends
who enjoy political performance, this will be
pleasing Information. This opportunity OF Sc.
curing the returns and of being well entertain
ed at the same time. should be embraced by all
Democrats. do your duty next Tuesday and the
day is ours.
Vote for I. II. Phelps. the PEoPLE's candidate
Blowing will be resumed at the Diamond Glss'
works this week.
| A. B. Fairchild was in Cleveland Monday. or
business.
Escollopped Oysters at the Supper, Friday
night. at the isciple's church.
II L. Beatty will return from tincinnati
about the 30:h Of this month
Go to the Disciples Church. Friday night
| for Supper.
| ]. Fl. Phelps will not travel on railroad passes
and then charge his fare to the taxpayers of Por-
tage county.
Henry Sutliff is again at his post of duty with
W, A. Jenkins. after an illness of several weeks
duration.
Vote for 1. H. Phelps and redeem the good
name of Portage County.
Hon. NJ. Stuart was in Cleveland Monday
whence he went to Columbus on legal business.
'An honest man is the noblest work of God. -
Vote for I. II. Phelps.
so Cents will buy
large five pound Comfortable, at SNYnER's.
The Court and Jury were short of business
several days last week. but the grind commenced
again Monday morning,
Makes you sole owner of pair of Blankets. at
SNYDER's.
The paper put out by the Minnie Mill and
Geo Edgar Co. is the finest we ever saw on q
Ravenna bill board,
a. b Griffin is in Cleveland to day. visiting
his old friend E. 3, Howe. they beirg the guests
of Mir. Howe's daughter. Mrs. A. G. Jason.
Mrs. Happy returned to her home in Ciucin-
natl. Monday. She had been stayine with he r
sister, Mrs. Burns. since the death of their
mother, Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Fannie B. Ward and daughter Fannie
left for New York City, Sunday night. en- rot te
for South America.
Miss Nellie Ryan. of Cleveland. speat last
week visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Bion Boosnger.
Highest prices allowed for Butter and Eggs
at Hong Kong Tea Store. No. 8 Riidle Block.
Ravenna, o.
Don't forget the dates-After7 Years, Mon
day night; Old Toms w ard, Tuesday night
two different plays by two different companies.
C.R, Baldwin Injured one of his hands last
Saturday. the disabled member keeping him
from active lab us for several days.
List of letters remaining in post office at Ra-
venna Oct. 29th 1881 Warner Dulkee. James
L A. Eatinger, W. j. Hines, D A.Hess. The Hover
Co., L. Guelzow. I. II. Schooner, Mrs L. Smith.
Mrs Susan Smith, Joseph Snyder. Lena Turna.
Louis Viney.
Buy your Teas. Coffees, Baking Powders, Pure
Spices. Flavoring Extracts, soap. Starch, Pins
&C at Hong Kong Tea Store. No Riddle Bl'k,
Ravenna. o
Huskins Pegs, Coal Fai 5, Porceline Lined
Kettles, Spades. Pocket Knives. Mouth Organs.
&c. reduced. at il pc Novelty store. Ravenna.
supper will be given by the L. A. Society
of the Disciples Church. Friday. Nov. 1. from
five to eight O'Clock. Every one is Cordially
invited. Tickets 10 cents.
MIR. Gilbert Clay ton. now with the Pearl Pc
law. Mrs G. r Reed, over sunday. From h, e
he went to Columbus to join his company.
The Opera House attraction on Monday night
the 4th of November. is a very strong one.
Cleveland papers speak well of it.
The Streetsboro Band was in town Tuesday at
the Taylor Boutelle meeting anb after maxim g
music for couple of hours. failed to arouse tn e
enthusiasm of 'publicans.
1t is expected that there will be a happy time
at the Basket Social at the residence of II. G.
Cushing. next Friday afternoon and evening.
Be SUI e and attend.
Maxson is not wanted by Republicans, Demo-
c1ats, or rrohibitiopists. In fact. he is not
wanted by any one but himself and iuture as
sistant Prosecutors. He has been tried and
found most grievously wanting.
Rev Andrew Wilson. by special request will
lecture next Sunday evening on Matthew 25: 46.
{" And these shall 30 away into everlasting pun .
lshment; but the righteous into life eternal"
Mrs. B. P. Converse and little daughter. who
has spent the past summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Krake. left on Monday for her
home in Texas
The Ravenna Milkmen held q meeting Monday
and formed a Trust. or combination. and tke
price of milk was advanced to 5 cents quart at
the Depot and cents delivered from wagons,
Our genial insurance friend. NJ. A. King.
when Interviewed by our reporter in regard to
his approaching nuptials with charm in z
young lady of Cleveland, was non-committal
thinking, no doubt. that golden silence would
| be interpreted as an Affirmative to the delicate
inquiry. We understand the happy event is to
occur early next month. We extend congratu-
| ,ioas.
Sacred is the memory Of departed friends
and blessed is the Christian faith that comforts
the sorrowing In the Universalist Church il
is beautiful custom to hold memorial services
| the first sunday in each November. Next Sun.
| day at 1O: 30 a. m. such services will be held
and Mr. Wilson ill preach sermon on
1.-The Two Homes. Earthly and Heavenly p
| All. and specially those who mourn. are cor.
daily invited
George Chambers. who was arrested last weel
on suspicion of having in his possession a stoler
horse and buggy, was discharged Thursday. aftel
| parties from FIndlay had come here. inspected
the property and failed to identify it.
F. S. Comstock returned Saturday night from
three weeks eastern trip, first going to Wash
| ington. d. c.. where he attended the Triennia
Conclave of Knights Templars. going thence {,
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N. his former home. where he made an ex
tended visit. Mrs. Comstock accompanied him
At the meeting of the Grace Church Vest,y
| Sunday, it was determined to extend cal! t,
Rev. James A. Brown, of Hudson. Suficien
funds have been raised for tho year, and th
probabilities that the reverend gentleman
will accept the call and be installed in Ravenn.
parish at the expiration of few weeks
The p' rfprmance OF Prudence Rudd and OF,
Toms Ward. by Hinnie Milne ard gorge Ed
gar, next Tuesday evening st he t'pera f Rouse
i, we'll worth witnessing The emotional dra
mt. Prudence Rudd. is one OF the stronse
plays of its kind on he american stage Will
Old Toms Ward abounds wi h comedy ant
patl'cs cleverly interviewer iato the plot
that the audience is carried through entrance,
and in commissions, alternately. The acting o
these two stars has received the indor sement O
approval throughout the East, and all VIII
avail themselves of the opportunity of seein
this most delightful entertainment will not re
gret having done 30
DON'T Let Your Horses
Stand out ON the street in the cold without