The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-11-13

| IA COHee sugar, hx cents per ID
| 'C'' Coffee sug"r. 5k cents per fb
| HONG KONG TEA STORE,
| E. M Roberts. Manaser.
HOPE NovkLrY TORE, No. 8 Riddle Bl'k,
| Ravenna o.
Circuit Court.
Lewis Lechleitner VS. Austin Mckay ct al. Sub
| mitted petition dismissed; finding in favor of
| Mary Mckay.
Grant Turner ct al vs. The IL, lily Mfg Co. ct
al. Decree for plt'f June l. t. 1899.
Ohio ex. rel. J S. Taggart VS. J. M. Irwin. APP
| peal dismissed at def'ts.eosts
C, c. II. R. Co VS. iao. W. Fritch Exr. Con'i.
Frank Ford VS. David Lindsay ct al. Trustees
| of Raw. township. Dismissed at pl'ffs costs.
Peck Bros VS. j. n Stratton ct al Continued.
1t is with pleasure that we supplement an item
appearing in recent issue of the PgEss in which
q happy nuptial event was prosnosticated with
much certainty is possible to use with prop
er regard for trurhiulnfss although relying on
the accredited infalibi iiy of soeietys Bureau of
information. The many friends of our popular
townsman. MIR. NJ A King. will join very heartily
with US in extending to him sincere cOngratula
tions on his marriage in Cleveland last Wednesday
to Miss Anna l.. Lang. OF that CITY, Al the ap
pointed hour. o'clock p. H.. the ceremony was
performed by Rrv. Z. D. Holtz. at the home ct
the bride. 35 Huntington Street. the wedding be-
ing private The groom is one of Ravenna's most
enterprising and successful business men. genial
and popular and has done the right thing in
changing the rigors of single life for The feliciiies
of p" home rule " and domestic bliss.
The bride is daughter of John g. Lang. Esq.,
a former member of the Cleveland A,ion Quar-
tette. whose fine baritone Voice is still fresh in
the memories of our citizens.
The presents were numerous and COSTLY tokens
of love from relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. King at once came to this city and
are at homo to their many friends at their resi-
dence on North Walnut Street. We wish them
full realization of lifes best gifts and attachments.
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Davis. the Kent jeweler was in town, Tuesday
Miss Nellie job: son is in the city viseting Ler
parents.
Hon j. P Daw!ey was in town over Sun lay.
You won't be happy till you get it. Rillow &
Lenhart keep it.
Miss Rcrtha Reed went to Cleveland Tuesday
morning. where she will remain some wells
Mr.. Milliman Brown, of Michigan. is visiting
relatives and friends in this section
Picture Frames of every description made to
order, at Billow & Lenhart's.
Every body don't know, but rapidly finding
out. that snyder sells the b. st Iress Flannes
at ID and 80 cts yard in the county.
Land appraisers go to work the first Monday in
March. 1890.
M.H.Carter returned Friday from a tour through
Iowa. Illinois and Nebraska.
J. S. Smith still carries his arm in sling
although his injured hand is healing as rapidly
as possible.
Miss Julia Clark. of Edinburg went to Chica-
go. via Erie. last Friday, where she will remain
during the Winter.
Mrs. Myers, of Akron. is the guest OF Mrs. G.
w. Brown, Lincoln Avel ue.
Specialties in Home made Candies for Parties
Weddings etc. BILLow & LENHART
DR.. NJ. salm, the eminent Specialist, from the
Germania Infirmary. Columbus. . will make
| his regular visit TO Ravenna on Wednesday
next, November 20 Those wishing 10 consult
| him will find him at the Etna House.
| A new sidewalk has been constructed east of
| the G. 4 P. Main Street crossing.
The forgery cases of Ohio VS. Clements have
| neen continued until next tenn of court.
l H.
pleased to hear that her health is greatly i'm
proved and that her returA 10 this city will be
| matter OF only q few weeks.
Miss Name Bald win. of Garrettsville attend
| cd the Schubert Quartett- concert Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. Harry Vickers and Miss Josie RobiT son.
| Kent were in attendaL ce at the Schube /
Quartette concert Monday evening.
N. c. Fox was in Cleveland yesterday on bus
mess.
storm doors have been put up at the two Rid
die Block entrances.
Geo. Douthilt has sold the stock OF Furni H.
'"g goods in No. 4 fiddle Block To Mark II
Davis OF Kent. The merchant tailoring branch
of the establishment will be continued III
charge of Messrs Woodward and Monsey
Wright & Stanford. successors of W. w
Pump hrey, have removed to their elegant and
commodious room in Pitkin block. They " ill
have something of interest TO Say cone rnine
their business, to the readers the PRESS. next
| week. q
Mrs. Chas. Fish, of Dunnagan CAL, who has
been visiting friends in Edinburg and Rayenns
for the last three months. returned to her hon e
via Erie. last Wednesday evening, accompar led
| by her sister. Miss Amy C. Goss. and Mrs. Evans
Mrs. Alice Humphrey left, Tuesday morning
for Gridley, California, TO join her husband, who
has been working there several months. They
expect to make their future home in the Colder
State
Mrs p A. Newton, of New Castle, Pa. j:
spending few days with her daughter, Mrs
T.. Stevenson. on her return to her home from {
visit to her daughter in St. Cloud, MINI.
The ladies of Grace Church are engaged il
the comnendabe enterprise of securing funds
for pipe organ in that beautiful house of wor
ship. Every one should respond generously tc
their solicitations.
Down They Go!
| Steel Traps. Mouse Traps. Oil Cans, Corr
Peppers. SC, SC. HOPE NOVELTY STOFE.
No lii idle Blk, Ravenna.
VI W. B. Taylor, Joe Siddall and George NichOI
returned from the lids of Michigan Friday morn
e ig. The boys killed one deer but were denie
even the privilege of bringing the horns HON
l with them. But in their fishing exploits the
were more successful and in addition to goo
stock of piscatorial narratives, they returned wit
good supply of choice specimens of the finn
tribe.
GARRETTsvILLE ITEM: If the Republican ger
| eman who gave the editor of the ITEM the luz
, ury of free ride on wheelbarrow year ago q
the receipt of the news of the election of IIarriso
will call around. the aforesaid editor will be mo
happy to return the compliment. if he so desires
I-Miss Maude Morgan. of Ravenna, visited
y town this week.
D. "A"C Coffee Sugar. f24 C S. per ID.
ell Eek G." Coffee Sugar 51a cts. per ID
7s HONG KONG TEA STORE,
m No 8. Riddle Block.
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