The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-05-02

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ly to the vernal breezes, from theil
lofty elevation on the flagstaff, Tuesday
Mrs. Il. B. Coe is visiting friends in
New York city, arriving there in time
to witness the celebration.
Drillers are at work in rear of the
| new Riddle block. What they expect
to find we are not able to state.
One day last week train 3, on the
Erie, composed of fifteen loaded cars,
was drawn from Salamanca to Mead
Vile by one engine.
Some of the boys, in their zeal to get
at the Church bell Monday night,
broke a window at the Congregational
Church.
The firm of Holcomb. Cock & Fisher
contractors, ihave purchased splendid
team of Percherons, to be used in their
work.
The P. & w. Co. have complied with
| the city ordinance, erecting electric
lamps at the Chestnut and Prospe CT
street crossings.
There were no services at the Con
gregationai Church Sunday evening,
owing to the indispos,tion of the pas
tor.
The pastor4of Christian Church de.
livered an interesting discourse on the
pleasing theme of Music" Sunday
evening.
John F. Byefs shipped two hoisting
eugines last week, one 10 Toppa, O.,
and one TO the Thomas Furnace Co.
at Niles, o.
Johnny Malony was arrested Tues.
day evening, for disturbing a salvati on
army meeting. "Wednesday morn. ing
Mayor HoIcomb fined him the COS g..
A District Disciple Sunday Scbooi
and Missionary Convention is being
held at Akron. 10 conclude tomorrow
evening. Ravenna is well represented.
Mrs. Jacob Cope, an aged lady, die d
Tuesday morning, at the residence OF
her son-in. law, MIR. Hoover, at Camp,
Dellsport.
E. Hinman, of Atwater, attempted
10 board q west bound train on the P
& W., Tuesday, missed his footing and
was hurt quite seriously.
w. L. Udall has moved from Gar
rettsvi,le, and occupies a honse on
Pratt street. He is ia the employ of
the new McAndrews machine shop.
Wanzor Holcomb is erecting an addi-
ton on the north of his residence, on
Chestnut street. Wan. says he wan 5
a place to put his fishing tackle and
gun.
We have no hesitation in recon.
mending Hall's Vegetable siciIian
Hair Renewer as sure cure for dand.
ruff, and to restore the natural color oi
| the hair.
The remains of Miss Eliza Arm.
strong Watrous. adopted daughter ol
the late r. N. Wat-ous, of Elmira, N
Y, were Brought to Raveuna Satur.
day, and inferred at Cha ''estown or
Sunday.
From the 1st of May to the LIST O.
September there will not be any Sun
day evening services in the Universal
ist Church. Morning service at 1880
Sunday school at noon.
Mrs. Fannie B. Ward and daughte
Fannie arrived home last Saturda,
from their tour through New Mexico
California and other parts of the fa
| West.
Rev. Earl D. Holtz commences {
series of sermons in the Methods
Episcopal Church, this city. next Sun
day evening, on the" Present and Flu
ture Welfare of Ravenna."
Sunday ,one ofthe NewYork special
on the Erie, ran from Ravenna to Free
dom, 6 miles. in II minutes, and t
Braceville, II miles, in 10 minutes
The train was composed of ii coache
loaded full, and two baggage cars.
DIR. w. w. White left Wednesds
morning for st. Louis, to attend tn
National Railway Surgeons Associs
ton, in session Thursday and Friday
, He expects to return Saturday.
t Four carrier pigeons were release
: from the G. & g. station in this plsc
D at ii, ,05 a. m. last Thursday, and :
4 1.35 p. m. they had reached their hom
4 in Allegheny city. Pa, making th
fight of Ill miles in a direct line, j
two hours and 80 minutes.
John Goodenough amused the DO,
# Tuesday morning by trying to baIan,
r himself on bycicle. John thinks Ii
ways OF the machine, like those
r Providence, are very mysterious.
Mr., Chauncey Davis was called
Cuyahoga Fal last week by the seve
illness of his wife, who was there
- visit her daughter, Mrs Fargo. II
|, silment is rheumatism, and is report,
some better, but unable to return
her home.
10 The Knapp building, which is TO
occupied by the McAndrews maehi
works, is being generally overhaule
;. preparatory to active operations, W hi
st it is expected will begin next wee
10 The boiler has been placed. in positi
I'd and q new floor laid. Mr.. McAndrs,
g. reports large advance sales, over o
re hundred orders being booked fro
Akron.