The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-02-21
Buyers Prices.

A. J. Packer spent Sunday with hi
r parents, at Limaville.
Mrs. Robert Brown left for IndisL
apolis last Thursday, via G. & P.
Fred Clement, of Garrettsville. wa
in town Friday.
Silent Zouave Drill at the Oper
House, Saturday night.
The robins and bluebirds returned
to their summer homes last week.
| Mrs. A. D. Gurley has been confines
to the house by sickness during thu
past week.
Do not fail to hear Albert Davis, th'
great female impersonstor. Saturday
|snight. rsaaas..- o 4ss----. s,e
/ d. G. Gardner is still confined to his
house, and is not much improved In
health at this writing.
The early bird catches the worm
but the early ice harvester gets thin
ice this year.
Mr.. Geo. Meacham, of Brimfeld. re-
turned Saturday evening from visit
Of three weeks with his sons in Mich
igan.
On Wednesday last Mr.. Louis r.
| Griswold and Miss Hattie NJ. Cooley
were united in marriage by Justice
Dickinson.
The Euclid Club Minstrels played to
1926 house in Elyria last Saturday
night, for the benefit of the Episcopal
Church.
There is TO be a grand shooting tour
namept on the tr ,unds of the Kent
Gun Club Friday and Saturday, this
week.
An old fashioned " Deestrict Skule"
entertainment will be presented to the
citizsns .of.sRsvenna aud vicinity in
the near future, which no one must
fail to attend.
DIR. M G. Mcbride has been detained
from his Office since Thursday of last
week, by sickness. At this writing he
is some better aud will be at his office
in day or two.
1t is reported that the management
of the Opera House is about to change
hands. By the proposed arrangement
first class entertainments will be se-
cured for our city.
Marts & Riddle shipped two landaus
to Chicago, via the Erie. magnificent
funeral car to Suisum, Cal and childs
white hearse to Owasso, Mich, via the
G, & p. on Saturday and Monday last.
Mrs. E. NJ. Chapman, of Atwater,
has gone to Denver, Col, for the BEN
eft of her health, expecting to remain
during next summer. She went via
the Erie.
DR.. J. r. Boyd and wife, of Defiance,
Iowa, and Mr.. Ira Carter, of Oxford
Junction. Iowa, are visiting their |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Carter.
at the old homestead. on the town line. |
A week ago three persons were re-
ceived into fellowship at the Church |
Df Christ, and last Lords day nine
more were added. The meetings which |
have been held for some weeks past |
haye closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Brainerd receiv. |
ed q letter last week from Mrs J. D,
King, from SanFrancisco. Mrs. King |
says they are all we'll, their journey SO
far having been delightful one. They |
had secured accommodations on a
steamer to the Sandwich Islands, and
q pleasant voyage.
The sermon preached by Rev. VIM.
Lucas last Sunday morning. in re,
,ponse to the question, Why are we
was an able compen.
iium of the essential features en-
bodied in the plan Of work and require.
nents of chri stian life, as contained
IN the creed of that denomination.
Mr.. John Reynolds, of Brimfield,
IN going to his barn Monday morning |
'ound q valuable cow lying dead in |
ner stall. The animal was apparently |
we'll the evening previous, and an ex-
animation showed that enlargement |
,f the heart was the cause Of death.
The Euclid Minstrel Club makes no
street parade, but have an orchestra OF
ten pieces, including all the latest
which go far toward making |
IN orchestra complete. Don't. forget |
the date. Reserved seat tickets on
sale at Hart's drug store.
We are under obligation to Mr.. II.
.. Frazer for a copy of the Lebanon
Patriot, containing an excellent like !
ness and very complimentary notice
Of the venerable and well known Sha-
ker, Charles Clapp, who was formerly |
q resident of this city, and will be re-
by the older Inhabitants.
Mr.. w. FL. McA ndrews, Of Youngs.
town, is in the city, looking for q loca-
ton for the maui acrure of device.
of which he is the patentee, to bi eak
the dead center" in machinery. At
present he is negotiating with the
Board of Trade, and if satisfactory ar
rangemeu. 8 can be made Ravenna will
soon have one more industry added TO
her list.
The splendid sleigbing last week
was well improved by the young peo-
pie. On Wednesday evening merry
party, composed of Ed. Bush and wife,
A. D. Knapp and wife, w. 81. Marsh
and wife, John Goodenough and Miss
Susie VanMeter and T. =. Hill and
Miss Blanche Goldman, drove to Man
tua Station, where they partook of an
oyster supper, returning in the early
morning. A large party, composed OF
employees of the Quaker Mills and in
vited friends, went to Palmyra the
same evening.
Several RaVenna business men were
Induced to cash checks for q young
Napoleon of finance after banking
honrs loot Ssturdav and found uDOn