The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-11-06

Annual Convention of the Portage Count
Sunday School Union will b' held in the Dlsci
pie hurch at Randolph - Teams will NEE
trains on &. Il p. U K at Atw ter Station
4 1t ff,rd, us grea' p"s.u to 'OmN mN'imen
"e4srs. Euart 4 Wi uam. upon securing To
the ub ic a FURE TEA, VII ch u.ually is bad
ly IL iNed.
Marriei Oct s'st. 1889. by Rev And rew WI
o: at nis residence Sil,s II Eldridge and Mrs
neIia cbb. both OF Ma tua-
Next sunday evening Rev Andr. w Will-or
will lecture on The tara''l. of the Tarts Mat
10 Rs to q. VS. ther. lore theta a'c gtsl'er
,d aud burned in the fire. SO shall I0 be in uht
end this world
b.sket snciel for the teueflt of the iTnive,
saiist Church will b held Tuesday af'rr oor
and eveuir rg Nov 18th ut the lesi ;ence of var
vim sevc. ence IN rIatLs IT., ct. Supper from to
All ale coldihy i,.itsd.
Il The Ladies' CeU e. cry 'ssrci utlon meets thi.
week thursday at half past two at The Shall
non Hcu g
Miss Jennie Lacey returned Saturday er enina
f ON two weeks visit in Pittsburs aud vi'iniIy
c. IL. Goodman is the road for the United
Glass Co.
| d w Day died at his residence on Diamond
Street, "Wednesday evening. His funeral will be
held FRIDAY at O'Clock p M
Mr. Will Chapman. # Akron. formerly of this
city, wore a smiling countenhnre while in town
| Tuesday, owing I" the ivai of nine pound girl
baby at his house last saturday. Mother and child
doing we'll.
Mrs c. Twitt IS visiting her parents in Chip
pewa. Wayne County.
| Miss Fannie Twiit. Of Cleveland. was the guest
| of her brother Il. Twitt over Sunday.
| Pitkin's new rooms will soon be occupied by
| stanford \ Wright who have purchased from Mr..
pumphrey his stock of furniture and will con-
| tinue the business'at the new stand.
Duuoto Cuzzo, an Italian. died at New Castle.
Sunday. aged 81 years. His remaius were brouk ht
10 Ravenna for iuterment.
George Maldinger and q uian Clements. of Shall
srsvile each had IL barn burned last night. 1t is
almost certain incendiaries fired the buildings
is. ALLEN pays CASH for live
Poultry, Hides, ,Tallow and Pelts.
bernard Kinney died Thursday morning a.
6:,o o'clock, after a long and distressing illness
OF dropsy. MIR Kinney wa, one OF the Leading
Irish citizens in the city, staunch Democrat
ami man of integrity and honor.
BLANKETS.
More new Blankets from 85c pair up. All
wool, home made at ooc pound. Now is the
time to buy blankets that keep out the cold and
ast for years.
n. CONVERSE & Son.
Friday night Walter Ney and JuliusThompson
were rested a charge Of malicious libel against
( II Phelps. Esq. They were placed in Jail aud
admitted to bail the following day. Their case
will be heard Saturday.
More New Underwear at N. Converse & Sons
tents all Wool Red Wrappers and Drawers at
o5c Ladies heavy Jersey Wrappers at 25c, no
old ehestnuts, either
New Pushes.
We have got them I8 inches wide at 45c
Take look al them.
n. CONVERSE & Son.
Hon. Alphonso Hart is in the city frem Was b
;nyton. He cana 10 attend the funeral of his
III other Orlando Harl.
~. d. Mcconnell and B. A. Dolthi;k. Esqs., ID;
Il. King, E. S. Hutchinson and J. II. Bogrand
were in town Tuesday from GarIettsyille attend
ing the case of Lechleituer vs. Mckay in the Cir
Gait Court.
The large bank barn recently built at the Coun-
c, Inimary Was entirely destroyed by fire about
O'Clock this morning. together with l01 tons
hay, 81 o bushels of oats. booded bull. yoke
i oxen mowing In achne and binder. piou hs and
d lLrge number of the farm i.ni lsuients. The
cuuse OF the fire is unknown. The loss on the
Darn and contents is IRON SSJUD to $4,000. insur-
ed ;or s. ZOO.
Z. N Rood has sold his stock of Agricultural
Implements, carriages &c., to I. +. Thompson.
aud will engage in other business. l.. n To- a
,ustler and has kept things moving the past ycui.
fhe stock will he added To the already immense
stock in Mr.. Thompsun's warerooms. making it
the most complete in the county.
Regular services begin at the Methodist ehal g.
IN III IleIsVille next Sun aud every alternate
SUNDAY during the wintcr Preaching by the
new pastor. Rev. Shatler. at 30 p. NJ. Sunday
Sch Ipi every Sunday at l:30 +. NJ.
Tho following sco.e Was made at the practice
shoot of the Ravcnna Gun Club lasa Thursday;
Lewis %. Parsons IN. Grail 80 Madoie 49, Sew
srance IS, Bierce II.
Monday.
Prudence kudd" and Old Toms Ward"
greeted By fair sized audience who
we'll ertained, the different ru es being susi;n
with much credit. The entertainment was
pleasing to lovers of both pathos and coined, the
DIST play portraying purely intellectual ell otion
and the latter sparkling with humor.
report of The school for O,;t. in ti,tri.;t Y" 6,
Ii tieIsviit is is iollnw, :-Numher enrolled, =
Neither absent nor tariy: bbie Ooiey. ita
Cooley and Clyde Gray Average grades for the
month. marked on the scale of lCU. are: Abb c
1oley s6, Ada Porter VI Carrie Cool~y ~ Cl, ,ie
tray W. Dora Cooley g.. Ethel Thompson 49,.
ieOrgie Severance IS and Bina Cooley 7n
MISS SARAH c. MARVIN, Teacher.
Last We incsday, Frank SiddaII, who went 10
Michigan with Ravenna hunting party. had
mis- anticipated pleasures very suddenly termi-
mated. Tho party had reached a e.erted camp
alb )ut nine miles from Gaylord and white the
balance of the hunters went TO look after y sup
.iy of gaier and other necessaries. Siddall
thought he would start fire and for thi. pur-
pose commenced chOpping some kindling wood
with sharp camp and at the third or fourth
stroke, cut a frightf-l CASH in his right hand.
making II clean cut nearly halfway through the
hand and wrist. His friends dressed the wound
as best they could. but before the arteries could
be taken up. journey of nine miles had to be
taken in d lumber wagon. Mr.. Siddall reached
home Wednesday night. 1t is tn ought tn At he
will lose the use OF his thumb. 1t is a most
| IL. fortunate accident and one which will cause
him q good many lille days.
Saturday afternoon, j. s. Smith had his left
hand Verv badly cut while attempting to stop