The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-01
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAvENNA. THURSDAY. AUG. L, 1889
Children's Express Wagons and
HammOcks, at MRS SCRIPTURE's.

HammOckS, at MRS Scriptures.
The Jail is still empty.
Try Hart's Soda Water.
II. L. Bean aud Alvah Wait went to
Burton, Monday.
? G. A. Myers was in Cleveland, Tues
day.
Drink Milk Shak es at Hart's.
I. 81 Phelps. Esq, was in Akron,
Monday, on legal business.
sadie Bassett, of Randolph, is visit
ing relatives and friends in the city.
Treat your girl to Soda water at
Hart's.
John Root and family, of Mediua,
spent Sunday with his parents.
We are glad to say that engineer
Armstrong was not hurt as was at first
reported.
The Union School House, on Chest
nut street, is undergoing thorough re-
pairs.
Martin Monasnith and wife, of
Cleveland, have been visiting A. P. |
Oviatt aud family.
Mr.. Morrow, of the Etna House, has
returned, after an absence of about a
week.
Fred Root, of New York, arrived
Monday morning, and is recreating i
with his Ravenna friends.
A little child was run over last week,
in the south part of town. Luckily,
the little fellow was not hurt.
J. L. Henry returned, Monday eve.
ming, from business trip to Niagara
Falls and other eastern points.
Miss Winifred Steadman, of Newton
Falls, is Visiting her uncles, D. @. and
Don Gardner. OF this city.
The land Of G w. Lsfarge, in Kent
village, was sold by Sheriff Jones, last
saturday, to Fred Zilek for $500.
Mrs. Carrie Parker, who resides with
the family of Sheriff Jones. visited in
Palmyra over Sunday. the guest of
DIR. G. l.. Rose and family.
Mrs. John Urquhart and family
leave for the East, today. They ex
pect to return the first week of Septem.
Der.
l.. N. Shuman is enjoying q vacation
to extend over a period of ten days,
from his labors as clerk with D. M.
Clewell.
Mrs. Watson, of Texas, who has
been visiting her brother, John Arm
strong. of the N. Y. P. & O., returned
to her home, last Thursday.
81. 8. Shannon, proprietor of the
shannon House, appeared on the
streets, Monday, for the first time after
severe sickness OF weeks duration.
1t has got SO that people are safe in
hanging out their clothes In broad day
light, as prowling thieves are around.
Beware of those who beg for old clothes.
August hummer and brother left,
via. P. & W.. for Tacoma, W. T last
Friday evening. Their many friends
came to the depot to see them off and
wish them good luck.
Ed. Willard is getting along nicely
and is able to sit up some. Ed. has
had a pretty hard time of it. but has
pulled through. under the care of one
of our best M. DIS.
Rev. N. Paltzgrof has beautified the
premises of his Lincoln avenue resi-
dence by grading and filling in the
front yard. and removing an arbor
vitae hedge.
There are nearly $4,000 Ohio PEN
sioners enrolled at Washington max.
ing this the largest pension Office in
country. The total amount of pen.
sions paid through the Columbus of.
flee during the past year was $9. .545, 900
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Myers returned
from a weeks visit in Alliance and
Marlboro, Monday, attending com
mencement at Mt. Union college, of
which Mr. Myers is former graduate,
and calling on friends In Marlboro.
Attention is directed to M. v. Reeds
advertisement in another column. He
has q number of turned Oak Hitching
Posts. 6x6, Painted, which he will sell
for rs cents. Surely. at this price, no
one need want for hitching post.
LIP Seymour has greatly improved
the appearance of his residence prem
ises on North Meridian street by
laying in front of it fine stone walk,
and reducing the yard to the proper
grade.
Geo. 81. Smith has returned from a
ten days visit to Hartville and Brim-
field, the latter of which places is his
old home, and is again at his post of
duty with D. M. Clewell.
e. 8. Kelley and wife, of Wellsville,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8.
Shannon, last week. Mr.. Kelley is a |
nephew of Mrs. Shannon, and is q
prominent book and news dealer of
Wellsville.
The repairs on the Little Block are |
progressing rapidly and it is expected |
that they will be completed next week |
when E, Twitt will take possession of
his old stand in the corner apartment
which has been remodled and enlarged |
into q commodious and handsome |
store room.
Messrs. d. M Clewell, w. J. Hayes
and III. L. Lockwood left, Monday
morning, for a visit to the scenes of
their boyhood homes in Garfield. Ma.
honing county, revivifying the pleas
ant nnamOrv of fh0se earlU daUa hv