The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-14

by the addit on of carload of broken
limestone.
Circuit Court convened on Tuesday
morning, with Judges Woodbury.,
Laubie and Frazier on the bench. The
docket comprises IA cases.
II, e. Ranney. E formerly of this
ely, is one of the Trustees of the
$500, 600 Huntington fund donated 10
the charitable constitutions ofCleveland.
The regular Open Meeting of the
Grapge will be held Saturday next. A
large attendance is desired, as ques
lions of importance will be discussed.
Congressman Taylor is carrying i.
good right hand in baAdages because
of a badly M shed thumb, received in
car S. a while returnir & from Wash
ington last week NV 4 Dem.
john Patterson, the young man re-
Gently shot in the Palmyra affair, was
in town Wednesday aud plead guilty
to riot and disturbance, before n. l..
Beatty. Esq aud was fined the costs,
amounting to 81.
Mrs. w. S. Reed, of Windham,
daughter of Ex,Sheriff Sheldon, has
been very dangerously sick with cry
sipelas aud diphtheria, but is improv-
ing now.
Owing to the unsettled state of the
weather, the q. & P. gravel train was
not put on the road the lst inst, as
was intended, but will be running in
the near future.
The Opera House was we'll filled
Tuesday evening 10 witness the pei
forr1ance of "Ingomaf." by Miss
Maude Banks and her excellent com
pany. All who were present speak in
terms of highest praiseof the aching.
s. Allen has purchased OF Mrs.
Rae bel Beecher, lots 81 and 80, on
Central Avenue; consideration S235.
This includ,s what Is known ssthe
4" Hotchkiss pond" and the ice house
near by.
Messrs Wallace & Kerr. of Cleve
land, have bought Of Chss. E. Poe, his
creamery aud cheese fac org, known
as Temple Park" Creamery consid-
Grafton $2.5GO. The fac ory will open
about April 10th, with increased pa
tronage.
Mrs. Eta Reed Clayton, who has
been spending some time with her
mother, Mrs. g. P. Reed left Saturday |
morning last, for Mobile, Alabama,
where she joins the Grau Opera Co..
of W hich her husband, Gilbert Clay |
ton, is stage manager.
Mr. jefferson Staley, ,ofYouugstown,
has purchased The lease and furniture |
of the Etna House. and wilt take pos
session April 1st. MIR. Staley is an
experienced holel man, and under his
management The Etna will maintain |
the good reputation which it now en-
Joys.
At q recent meeting of the w. G. T. |
U. two new Secretari;s were elected |
TO o. flee, Mrs Lydia Sapp. Correspond
lug Secretary, and Mrs, z ,dia sons |
a. Recording Secretary, in place OF one
Secretary, Eta g, Eckeri, who has re- |
tired from Office.
d. A. Dewey, who was at home q |
few days dariuS vhe past week, return
ed to Battle Greek, Mich. Tuesday. |
He has sold his foe residence, on
South Prospect street, ,tO'Mrs E Wads
worm, and his family expect TO re-
move, this sp.Ipg, to Baltle Creek,
where Nj. d. has already established |
good business.
Chas. E. Poe has formed a partner
ship with I. s. Newkilk k. and engaged |
in the Hardware, Stove and House |
Furnishing goods business. They ale
Cleveland. Mr.. Poe is also interested |
in the Portrait Enlsrging Co of Stein,
Poe & Co, 8 Euclid Avenue. The |
family will remove 10 Cleveland in
the near future.
Monday forenoon William Noone
maker, while leading a holse to the
blacksmith snop to be shod, ws 8 struck
on The light hand by the animal,
on the index fioger of his right hand
was broken, diagonaily, near the base,
making a very bad fracture. 1t Wa )
a narrow escape from more serious
consequences, as his face was only
missed by hairs breadth
Tuesday morning about o'clock,
west bound freight train No. 46, on the
r. & w. had four or five of il 9 coal cars
badly smashed up by their jumping
the track near the breakneck creek,
caused by broken fange on one OF
the wheels. Three or four heuls were
consumed in clearing up the wreck,
and in the meantime passenger train
No. ran over the Erie road om
Kent to Leavittsburgh.
For the past six months or more the
atmosphere around P. & w. C reles,
this city, has been loaded with srspi-
cion that the wicked Erie" w; in
dulgisg in cutting rates, and recently
matters have reached focus, we un-
derstand, by ticket being pl rch ed
over the latter line and affidavit
made by the purchaser, 8 ,.ing the
price pa d, which, it ST 'eged was
lower than combinatiol rates, I'd it
is said there will be some gu IONS
asked ON headquarters, d ficult to
answer.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. wish
0 eA,end their hearty thanks to the
propr,e.ors of The three barber shops
of this city for the kind and gentle
manly ms DER in which they received
The ladies who called upon them, ask
ing permission to place a Temperance
table in each OF their shops. The ta-
bles have been purchased and the Ia =.