The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-05-30

OpSClal bargains III DeDy carriages, al
G. A. MYERS.
John c. Swain, agent for the Erie
Ry at Bradford, Pa, with his wife
and child, is visiting in the city.
T. Jenkins is putting down per
forated tile walk in frontof his proper
ty on Chestnut street.
There are at present SO cases on the
civil docket of the Common Pleas
Court.
Louis Scbweitzel' 3 for bottled lager,
for family use.
Persons wanting photographs OF
their monuments and decorations May
30th, apply to L. J. TIBBAI.s.
We are selling excellent wall paper
at 10 cts. per double roll.
G. A. MYERS.
Max Schneck opened his doors to
receive live sea turtle weighing liza
pounds, Tuesday. 1t came direct from
Baltimore.
\ The old Continental hotel, in Kent,
leased by Ii. S. Shannon, of this city,
will hereafter be known as the Revere
house.
People who have been or may be or
dered to construct sidewalks, will do
we'll to examine the grade chart of the
streets in town, at the Mayors office.
Gilt papers at 16c.. 1Sc,, zoe. and 25c.
per double roll, at q. A. MYERS.
Mrs. D. e Wells, of Cleveland, who
has been visiting Ravenna friends the
past week, went to Braceville We'd
nesday, where she will remain a few
days before returning to Cleveland.
Wheat is heading out well and gives
promise of All abundant harvest. The
grass crop is also looking well, but oats
and corn are very backward and need
a good warm rain to give them start.
The drillers found an excellent vein
of water ataMr. Geo. Meacham's, in
Brimfeld, the supply being apparent
ly iuexhaustible. They are now at
work at E Hachenbarg's.
Geo. Phelps, of Freedom, Clinton
Phelps, of Nebraska, and Ed. Phelps,
of Ravenna, went to Bloomington,
Neb., on the 22ud, via the Erie. TO en-.
gage in business.
o. P. Sperra, Esq, went to New
Philadelphia Monday, where he has
been engaged in the trial of two law
suits in the Tuscarawas Court of Com.
mon Pleas.
1t is an old saying that fog in JAN
uary will be followed by frost in May
January 25th there was a frost, and
May 22nd, Jack Frost put in an ap.
pearance.
DIR. G. S. Leonard leaves tomorrow
morning for Newport, L. L as dele
gate from the N Northeastern Ohio M ed
ical Society to the American Medica
A association, which meets there June
18th. He will be absent from four tt
six weeks, visiting Eastern points, il
the hope of regaiDing his health.
The Gun Club held very pleasan
shoot last Thursday, ten shooters par
ticipating. The following score was
made, out of 25 bIuerocks each:
Bush 13, keiso %, MadoEe II, Harri!
IA, Bierce Is, Proctor Is, Grail l3, Nc
Tye s, Parsons l9, Hoicomb p,
The Oxford League will bold its reg
ular monthly meeting next Tuesda,
evening. The first half hour viii u,
devoted to the business of the League
The literary and musical program viii
commence at s O'Clock. All are in
vited.
Considerable interest has been man
ifested in the series of sermons on 9Th
welfare of Ravenna," preached in tn
Methodist Episcopal Church, this city
The fourth sermon in the series wi
be preached next Sunday night. Sui
ject: "The profit of the liquor traffi
in Ravenna."
The Ohio Universalist Minister'S
| Association will be held in Akron
Tuesday, June 4th. The Universalis
State s. 8. Convention will be held i
that city, Wednesday. June 5th, an
| tho nbiO 1piuorsoIiot fyopDontion Z
Churches, on Thursday and Friday (
the same week. 1t Is expected thu
Ravenna will be fully represented ,
these Conventions.
commencement exercises of til
class of 'S9, will be held in Reed
Opera House, Thursday evening, Ju,
18th. The following are the grad1
ates
Name F. Smith, Kittie McCrackel
Carrie L. Kingsbury. Maud E. Mair
Rose M. Jewell, Minnie T. Baldwin
Emma E. Carothers, Dorena Rocl
we'll, Orrin A. Evans, Alvin D. Po
Louie G. Ernst, Lawrence G.. Bov
man. The First Honor ives awarde
10 Louie G. Ernst, and the Secor
Honor to Rose M. Jewell.
Rev s. w. Meek left Monds
morning for three weeks vacatio
in order to recuperate in health.
will take trip up the lakes, rema
about week in Chicago where two
his brothers reside. cross over to t
! Mississippi, go up the Ohio to Ste
benville, from whence he will retu
to Ravenna. His pulpit will be oct
: pied next Sunday by Rev. McMille
Secretary of the Ohio Sunday Scht
e Union, and the succeeding Sunday,
il J. I'll, Berry, a graduate of Lane Sc
e mary
u For the past six months, G. E. Tw
~ and John F. Byers have been busy
the intricaeies of bringing to comp
y. ton and successful operation {
u dynamo electric machine of their o.
invention, and on Tuesday of |
| >f h ~.