The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-07

A motion has been filed for new
trial in case of the p. & w Ry. VS..
Day, Williams & Co.
From a night and mornings milk
ing of AZ lbs, given by COW owned
by J. n. Goddsra, two pounds of but
ter were made. Rig record.
James Muir, of the Dry Goods firm,
Young & Muir, East Liverpool, on his
way from the Fast, last week, visited
his friend, John Utquhart.
Eli Perkins will visit Ravenna, on
the evening Of March 2lst. He is one
of the most brilliant humorist lectnr1
ers now on the platform.
Rev. DR.. Williams, President of AL.
leghepy College, will presch in the
Methodist Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening. All are invited to
attend.
Rev Andrew Wilson will pr ach
next Sunday evening. from Marx o.
II, Subject: Jesus, the herd of swine
and the Jews; or people beseechirg
Christ to go away and let them alone.
Mrs. A. 81. Parsons and daughter
FleEe went to Cleveland, Tuesday, to
=, ell q the grand millinery opening in
that city, remaining several days.
Thomas A. Douthitt. principal Of
the high school. at Palmyra cente.,
with his wife was guest of his broth.
er, George F. Douthitt, Esq, on Free.
dom street, over Sunday
Last Sunday evening Prof Pike
gave an able lecture on 1.-The evolution
OF ideas concerning futurs punish
ment," to large and deeply interested
audience. ..D
Mrs. K. w. Frazer, of Lansing,
Mich, having been called to Carrots
vile to attend the funeral of her father
w. 81. ellison, with her son Willie,
spent Friday last in Ravenna.
Attention Is directed to the adver.
tisement of Frank Ford & Sons. on
the fourth page. The wise policy of
patroniziug home institutions, "runs
to seed" rs Its adherence will demon
strate by placing your orders with this
reliable house.
Prof. Pike closed his second course
of lectures last evening. The lectures
were very Instructive and generally |
satisfactory to those who attended, but
the patronage was not creditable to
the intelligence OF town the sizs of
Ravenna.. "a
1 Miss Mary F. Twitt is enjoying a |
vacation from her labors as q teacher
having just closed the winter term of
school at Freedom Station-at her |
fathers home on North Chestnut st. |
She has been engaged to teach the
Summer term Of school at Charles
town Center.
The Buffalo Store has engaged T. B.
Quilting, recently of Cleveland, as
head sslesmsn-a geDtls man of expe- |
rience and pleasant address. E. e.
Mobley, of Canal Fulton, has charge
of the Shoe department., under whose
charge it will continue, as heretofore,
to be popular feature Of this wide
wake and enterpri.ing house.
DR.. Yonkermap. State Inspector, ex
amined the cases of CHAMBERS reported
al fosf
nounced it genuine, and ordered one
of the animals killed and the others
placed in quarantine. This Is another
of the lot of ponies sold at auction. here
last sum msr, making six of the eight
that have developed this dread disease
A. n. Day Post G. A. R. will hold
a Campfire this fThursday) evening,
at the Rink, in Kent. Department
Commander O,Neal will be present.
David Mcintosh Post have made ar
rangements to attend in body. leav-
Ing here on train 8 on the Erie, and
returning at 1910 p M. Excursion
rates have been secured. All comrades
are Invited.
Monday, March 4th, President elect
Harrison became President in fact,
snd thinking no more appropriate
tirae could be selected in which to
bring about "chan ge," Mayor Hol
comb moved into his handsome suite
Of the Riddle block, which he will
occupy as law Office. He has Low
one Of the fnest Offices ip Portage
county. -
Sub contractors n. n. Pierce & Co.,
construction operators on the proposed
N. Y, P. & o. Ry. in Streetsboro'
(Clinton Air Line), have made an as
aignment to - Reed, Of Hudson, for
the benefit Of their creditors, who are
mostly laborers, and parties who have
furnished board, feed. teams, DC. They
had previously drawn what was due
them from Scott & Lyle, head con-
trartora and after the assiQnment left