The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-05-16
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.


RAVENyA, THURSDAY, MAY. 16, 1880.
Buy your Wall Paper at Mrs. Scrip
! tule's.
! Charlie Belts aud Will Goss of Edln.
burg were III town Saturday.
L ave your order at Louis Sweitzer's
for bottled beer.
The residence of Charles Russell, on
Cleveland Avenue, has been repainted.
The curbing aud gutter is being laid
in front of the Riddle block.
e, w. Maxson was in Youngstown
Monday and Tuesday on legal busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Strickland OF
Ellsworth, Wis, returned to their
home last Thursday, via G. & P.
Rev John Moore of Gustavus Ohio,
occupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday
morning.
Thos. Jenkins, the blacksmith, is
recovering, slowly but surely. from his
severe sickness.
J. w. Root, employed in the office of
the G. L. E. q w. Ry., at Medina, o.,
was at home over sunday.
w. J. Hayes and family are again
occupying their elegant summer resi-
i RanaQ GoiIt IN nf fhia oitv
Delbert Biles, of Randolph, was ad-
! judged insane Saturday by Judge In
gell. and taken to Newburgh Asylum.
DR. J. A.. .Baughman, the eminent
Specialist, will be in Ravenna May
22nd, at the Etna Hotel.
Louis Schweitzer's for bottled lager,
| for family use.
A coat of paint has increased the
beauty of J. G. Prentiss' residence, on
Bowery street.
Fred. Myers has changed the color
of his residence, on Lincoln Ave, with
coat OF paint.
The Garrettsville Item is about to be
enlarged to an eight page publication,
and the price advanced to 81 per year.
The U. S. Syndicate store, which oc-
| oupied room in Riddle block, has
packed up its goods aud silently moved
away.
Mrs. Sarah Mason and two daugh,
ters. who have been visiting Mrs e l.
Winston, returned to their home in
Johnston, Tr1mbull Co, yesterday.
The electric lamps, that the Council
ordered the railroad companies of this
city to erect, have all been placed in
position.
A change of time occurred on the e.
& P. Ry., Sunday last, train 3S is now
due at 2. 81, instead of 8 06 p. M, and
No. lIS at IL 20 instead of 40.
Fred PaItzgroff, agent for the Quaker
Mill Co., was home over Sunday, de
parting for the western part of the
state Monday evening
The remains of Ira Carter, who died
last Wednesday at his home in Oxford
Junction, Iowa, were brought to Ra
veuna for burial on Friday last.
DR.. M. Salm, of the Germania In
firmary, Columbus, o., will be at the
Etna House, Ravenna, next Monday,
May goth. Call and see him. He will
be there only one day.
Louis schweitzer's. headquarters for
Schlather's Bottled Lager.
Don't forget the sale of J. G. Con,
verses property, next Saturday. There
is chance for someone to buy fine
home at a bargain, also large lot of
valuable personal property.
The Northeastern Ohio Medical AS.
sociation held an interesting session
in Riddles Hall, this city, Tuesday
last, a report of which we are obliged
to defer until next week.
Mrs. w. l.. Goldman and daughter,
Miss Leura. spent Friday last in Hud.
son, with DIR. II. Goldman. it being
the sixth birthday anniversary of the
Dr's little daughter, Lida.
There will not be any services, ex-
cept Sunday School at the usual hour,
noon, in the Universalist Church, next
Sunday. The pastor will preach in
Windsor, Ashtabula county.
Mrs. Mary Dickinson, mother of
Susan E. Dickinson, the writer, and
Anna Dickinson, the well known lee.
turer. died at her home in West Pitts
ton, Pa, Monday. She was over 80
years eff age.
The trial of the libel case of Charles
Ell. Scott VS. N. J. A. Minnich, which
has attracted widespread attention, was
commenced Monday. The jury, after
few hours deliberation, returnad q
verdict for defendant.
Thomas w. Dobbins, of Chicago, an
old time resineDt of Ravenna, is visit.
ing friends in town, the guest of P. w.
Snyder. We spent pleasant half hour
with him tuesday evening, recalling
the memories and icidents of the past
The man who thought out the
simple puzzle of pigs in the clover, has
good deal more comfort out of the in.
come which it is bringing him, than
a boy has who tries to get real pig
out of the clover.
The 4th is to be celebrated in great
shape at Akron. The local G. A. r.
Post and City guard will unite in the
celebration. There is to be sham
battle. Gen. Hurst will command the
Union forces, aud David Ritterspach
of Akron, will command the Confed.
crates.
The saloon keepers in Cincinnati are
to be prosecuted for keeping open after
midnight. Judge Ermstone proposes to