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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

Mr.. w. T.. Bell, arrested last week on .
charge Of forgery. will not hare hearing
today In Justice Rivers court. - VAS first
intended, o. he was indicted by the grand
jury Just previous 10 their adjournment on
Friday night Bell went TO the sherifrs Of.
fee Saturday, ~ soon a. he heard of the
grand jury's action, and furnished u 800
bail. with d. Jones and J. Connell -
snSA2fen
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rrrr YnrR EYEs llrgN.

MA ,scnr rafsx the sale Of loss ia Central ssdt-
,s.sr a. Anscurss . ben IL takes place They
viii ee aid Scr g. and vii 40 ltke bot cskrs
II Won want 10 make ssQ fos 50 save yoar
r,,.s.,ey f,r thss sale Be GA nand cary, take
war shaice Of the lots ana yon can feci eersssa
snss Yea. usosey viii De vessrnea - yea En&ay
fasd Dent sosrss the place. CeatfAi addition
a. "a
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srArrIg.s FINE Drive

Plank yosd viii be laid 20 Fremont To Join
the boulevard through Woodland Park and
around Green Lake drive with no hills. and
the Are scenery along the winding boulevaris
81 faxe rniou md Green txse. viii be Qssie an
acquisition. Woodland Park will advance In
price ssxnre rapidly than ary ether residence
property Electric cars xiii r.n "a the property
Ia Few weeks. Bios As OF lots cheap oae-
quarter cash. balance on ssmc. Daniel Jones a
Co AGENTS. g. Sscani street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

An alarm Of ire Was turned In yesterday
morning at t2:i7 o'clock from the Mechan-
lea mil. Flames had broken out In the
blacksmith shop Of the mill, resulting In
loss OF about 80. Engine No. l, The chemi-
cal apparatus and truck responded. and
soon made short work Of the flames. the
prompt action Of ths department probably
sayiue the mill FROM destruction. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

Meeting t5eSR Win toe Hcsslta8G fAfk you e-
vsrf This VIII ve Seattle nas drive without
spy hills fsum tie cary srcand Green sake,
uheA wiz be . gvrss scgnsslssoa
xew ene black dress rna'essais POLKA dot. fancy
,fik stripe slf wool, IA aad wsots every fhiag
res ia shst ssues Caesser C4eary.
We are daily epeHias new ssssis Chester
New scotch siasAsuss last opeaea Chester
elesxy.
II, sarssss ssoek Il Bats 20 sesecs IRON q
Caarsss tscids<sln's sae hssa<-
xsw hesscrv csesssr CseaEy.
We are daily rers1slng gss goods Chester
cieary.
xww sslk.. Cassser cIcssy.
New seersuekeex Chester cieary.
g. gas@ = eeaEs saa&Ae
<exx .l-sss xxs,ex t-h~<sf- Clesvy.
New trimmings Ghestes sieAry.
@w,nnae Tsnens Chess<s csexry
rs~ f-,t-e sss q eds "a tss aaE sn1 rep tine 20
nc s-ha.l4s ss<ssssssn- ne aAssss scc0ld street.
nsxs bsssea es<sck
Ne. nsst~rwexr Chester CfeAgy.
NV iaxn tssA Ckesser stssry.
Wee uhiss sssets chester e'ss-r.
New asaekerratcfs. tavszss sasAry
Neg s@ssen& Chester Sssxsy.
~ sss~ ~ = "a - ss%
New eorsesa Casss1r sssss-y.
Nev aaee casssins- Chester tara-y
View EsgggsA eazscss SAeste- t5esrr
sAazsx~ ss~ssssf "a ssg - - A@sx1A2
Sew eneecsSsssses cAssser eisAsx
New snces sA<sfe< Csnrr.
e1s sspe-s = esass . tssssse
New sApkArx Chsss<r Sassfy.
N<w r>xras<x CAs<ssT CissJ.
Nsv saHskama Chssssx Cs<ssy.
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Charles Cissne. who had his hand badly
cut by . saw In Hill q wiIbur's mill at
fairhavsn last Tuesday. had his left fore
finger and small portion Of the hand am
puratei at Providence hospital Saturday.
Thomas Coughltn. who had the second
finger Of his right hand badly cut ~ Ana
coftes on February while trying to break
. dinner plate with his DIST. came TO Provi-
dencs hospital and had the finger ampu-
tated yesterday. blood poisoning having set
In through carsisss treatment Of the
wound.
Antonio Fitch had his hack dangerously
hurt Friday afternoon BY bsing struck with
. deal On . carriage In the Port Orchard
sawmiIL He vas brought 20 Providence
hospital the Same night, but the ext ent Of
his injuries could not b. learned, - IL Was
thought advisable not 10 move the man.
DR.. willard said the mans backbone
might possibly b broken.
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A Pleasant Aastr.

Mrs. Mary Snyder gave dancing party
Al ner home. on the corner Of Harrison
and Rismark streets. Friday evening. The
evening was delightfully."- spent BY about
thirty-iive courle. and the merry occasion
lated until IN early hour Saturday morn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24
NoIIcE 10 TRAyEIERs

Herrafte. the fsss mail via the Union Pacific
viii leave FuFslaad ~ q M This viii enable
Messengers from settle 10 reach Chfrago in
signtyfonr hears. or atseen hours quicker than
Via kny cher rcsasr A. g. Martha, city asens
&c - cen street. Bosson block; u y. Briggs
axeuf. eltv dxck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24
TIL. Ancient Order Of Hibernians, ofFTs

The Ancient Order Of Hibernians, osEFa-
coma, viii ask Governor Ferry for his As
sisisnce in procuring pardon from Queen
Victoria for John Boyle o'Resily. the dis
ungulshed poet. editor aud orator. Of Hos
ton. The Hibernians OF Tacoma have s~-
cured Mr.. o'Reiliy at great expense TO
deliver . course Of lectures through the
Western states. sad he via deliver lee
tare here on Sunday evening. March Is. at
Avvanrv hall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

An old kiootchman jumped overheard
10 avoid passing train a. III. south sp-
preach to the City deck at II O'Clock Sat
urday night. she Was hshed cut ey os'ices
Ranage. none the worse for her adven-
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BREvTrrxs.

Button-hoie bouquets win b supplied
during grand opera week BY Meany 4
Ward. For sale q Yemen 4 Vaughan's
music STORE. corner of Third and Cherry
ssYeets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

FAST xINK
The Northern Rncihc Railroad yeuflhule Din
inG and Sleeping Cor Hne, daily service = Sc
Paul, Minneapolis. Daluth and chieagoA No
ehAnos Ct eau and tWanky-ove miles the shoGtr
- route 70 Chicago IcoKfm sleeping can
thsough. placing paaengefs il the Unfoa dspok
Chicago. seven houn and shiry-six minutes
aheeA Of other nnea A. Chzloefg. city ticket
agent, sIs 3 cnnd Street. Boston block = tnnkin,
depot ticket agent. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

Blocks Of II lots in r. d. Dibbies fiT.t addition
TO Ballard near new D. 20, grounds ard church.
only te01; id xance 10 sl.z0o March l. See these
spleodId level blocks. Value will steadily In
crease You can double your money In six
mopfhA Cable and electric lines and Canadian
Pacific Railway coming in near them soon.
Board sidewalks built is adjoining addition and
lon ACROSS the street selling at twice the price We
ask BY tho block Daniel Jones d Co. Agents,
6s2 Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

r.e>rxassoas ea say steam shsr Esa< IN TIE A.
sauttc seessce - kufvys aaa knE ssna 80 - -
~.s-~S ~ Northern rA<ire os<ire 4. tAssserG-
essv tsckes sxeHl - Serooa eftyst nossoa
~. "a Tuahin. dsrsos ueaet a9sal seAssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24
Trx 10 rIrrY HOURS SAVED

By taking the Northern Pacific vssti ooled train.
cars and al mites the shortest route 70 Chi
cago. Tourist sleeping ears through, placing
pssseneen in Union depot ten 10 ATTY hours
aheod 81 other Inca A. Chilherg. city ticket
agrnt, 7i6 second street, Boston block; 4. Tom
kin, depot ticket agent, Seattle
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with Sojourners -
Various Topics.


= esscs sI ..n ~, - \. o sess-
snss c'sys - n'su.e - las9e
- - 49, 49, =. = - -,
}. : = wssesy I ~ 4. Z ~ 49, ~
- pEoesns = tnss cssy many
Fsan oe.'sIs = kssssesn WASH
80 I'm s0 3now luss
= IN - oueIeo 1or seno-
ness' s.,sn -.
S0nes, - -. sua. on q w
1911 = =, = Asssssn 1sp'fe.
y. 1870 49,, = = ia . ~ VINO Ios
- peen i.Isey n.,Iessen ~ ssh
pu.suss. snu wno 49, NOR
nsn ny one In.n sn .nls sssse' af-
4 We casy .na 8 ~ 49, = .ns ha'n-
nesn $1,000 ss'.e1 81. - nste lof we put
In9a'I''s ,.'~ 80 nes'nous ~ We
eD1psny ~ convsI-aa'on Win :
ILL" ~ ~ eveuine
T. sosea' ~. so''cs s.sss
farmers o. Eastern Wsshington
ep0u me removal o. the freight dis-
O. the northern Pacinc road.
- oeterminatlon o. citixens o. Seattle
- efaan eissssors ana 20 bid Tor the
eosmess, - tne commencement Of
- 70 the gram snippng business.
1ane points 20 DIX crop this year
H. j '.'' T ~. = - = oo uencs
ss a -. -. .o. . .sv -
-. . 49, $3.50, .,ss,,, ~. 49, III, vuss
sns Poss'D,y .nese WIZ o tns
100 y s.ln snoun N yeess.
Ia. 4 1 J. . p1omisss 800 ior ~. ana se
"a = - sne e'.'sen ~, ~ nee..e max
el +. - 'oI nanonns ne D,g yieia:
- ~ = ~. = qnsss'u vnIcn c'Iy WI
f6)ors the entire Yield OF Esstern
kfneton and the northern portion a.
- Oregon. except that used bv home
npfion. has been sbipprd ~ PORT
- Tacoma and the East. Baifour
51ir1o & Co., the Portland sh,prins
& hnnny. and Caesar 4 Co. al Portland
3 ~ ufrht say. have bought nearlv
= fhis Grain. Over hall az Il IL. been
& - q Tacoma and there loaded on
=. and the citizens Of Tacoma. -.
- calm, that Il a h,ousht ther. ~ II.
= Ind The fact 4. their q mot ! lsree
1lI1~ company 1T Tacoma. TIE larrs
e $500 and San Francisco wheat de.tsys
S ~ hsvs desk room there. The move
1901 men 70 handle the gfatn, which.
'no. = me proper way e develop
3 lmefce OF Jour lively city"
asked which Northwest port
d 1koly secure the largest portion At
1Gne business, Mr.. Jones said: THE
II have handled the wheat II The
= course, have the advantage, bat
IL they can control Il In the future
Wlaon. For example, II have been
1nblt 0f stopping q certain hotel,
treated nicely there. would most
n return 70 The same hosiery the
9ne had occasion to stop 1t
but, can b convinced that
S ma Il Atill b "a nv advantae. 8
nere; WY. o. course would y
- y 20 %. TIM - exAc0y -
ne termers Of Eastern WANING
spy on the wheat shipment quea-
~ toe pfOueUae excePsaon shAe toey
lined TO favor Seattle. This city has
Ia! Poseu upon ior yeafs ~ = Ds& cor.
ana tnsre = noshing IN the world
NJ u 49, IN Amer'can's Ire uss oiecrin,a-
RI " corporet0n. win Eroaens .
ne nenFe. ana the nasorai posn and
g oeatue business men, y - more
nksiy tnat seattle wui 81 the wheat
usner sfansconunentai hnes. snas
% - 20 come 70 snis caty, VIII bring
eeansss 20 the CITY ~ 2 snort time.
brought nsre immsdiately
niontor c. q. Austin. a pomerov. Who
- elpc,ed MANAGER al the Seattle Grain
Rolpr and Wsrehouse Comnanv. vas
1 ~ s.;.. ha.~ :. ~ $500 1890 -.
XIn0RinR fhA 0nnSf WtuhAN nj
1loda senator Au.tin v,lI come "a mi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

We have fes sale great earxssa--aae ssess 81
sfse<u laks in B., y DAYS arss ssesssen ihas
rrsss~eysv il Immediately sssassax Fsennns,
s.ssh.st 10 sfs~1fse asa steam esFs erti - - ar
80 sse~frsbse esseap his~k CT hos . ere fArzstHx
ssrp a Frxsaonl pArssl Jsass . Co. "a SC
end skrs<A
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For tow rates. excellent accommodations AID
III ,he fratsres that constitute o s9rcessfsi and
snsayxhls trip - me Ea<s. take sse Northern Pa
esfx. fAroExa vesstccse tatas 10 ~ fsa5
Msanrapasis pusuth aad shscagss cccsastiDs OF
sstnfrss drawsnxraon an5 sssSs = as cars Ssw
snur,sf sssepess under the eirertsca 81 sse sSals
wzn paisrs ~ ccapsny ar attached a. daily
,n,~ss~a frsfns No trsses s<rwte~ ~ te ard.
a sssIIherx ctr ssckss axtns. st -srcat ssFses.
m,ssen nlcSk: & Toaksa. dero, ssekcs axessk. Sc
alta
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Through Pullman vestibuied seepers and din
ing-cars; also latest Improved tourist sleepefs
through n the East via Northern Pacific rail-
road. 4. Cniiberg. city ticket agent, ZIG second
street, Boston block: Z Tonkin. depot ticket
agent. Seattle
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prkNK nDAn

wide drive viii he eails 81 Fremont. con
Meeting taere win the Woodland Park ecnEe-
vsra Thss viii We Seattle nne drive w.shos;
.py hills fYun tie csfy srcand Green sake,
wheh wiz be q gvrss scgns1tsoa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

ofchoice business. residences and acre property
CURRENT WEEK
$50, OO0yT 10, .s :s.sa. . ssr.s, :. :.
business location The corner viii be sold for
Soom and the inside lot for ssoooa
5000 sinsis acre. In Days Acre Gardens
$35. OOO-ccrns, lot and four story sa.l.
In the rear on Front street. Building rents for
$500 per annuA.
v4VU Renton Addition. '' ''''nn
$57 .as s sssas ss.ss , tort:
Third and Main streets. LEASED for $l7 400 per
anEum- This Is on ground Leased for Is years
at TOO per month.
81. 600 Two lcss north.sss corner Of
&40O-r0ss in Biselow's addition.
az 600-rwo lots southwest corner Of
VOsOVV Seventh and Battery streets
eoet 70 On Front srs Ss ssnns
for el.2oo per annum.
$780, .ers'ai land with small Ao.'s
81. 900 nosals corner in Mob hin addi-
$l7.O0O-nvs, s lots and s. sys god seven
on Yesler avenue
os:, u sssss; ii. n r.s ;s ' e
Limo PROPERTY s.d :sss' on n o rs.:
Island. With an unlimited supply Of lime Ana
vaiuabls improvements 10 Close mp An estate
this win Be sold at : Sacrifices.
$13 y K. ss s .ss :s ss
tanning valuable improvements An unimproved
lot adjoining spld rscontiy for ~ 600
50 300 Double cornss. in NJ. roas.us'
koSsAe0 $500 Ss>~AAs 49, - 49, s0b0seSD*$s
eon nnfl-oDe Of the best equipped brick
V0VsVVV yards on the Sound, located Ut
Twelve-mile point Everything n in good
. fourth or half interest 10 . reliable and prac-
teal man. This ID . rare opportunity.
E760-Hlzh. eighty lots on Depot street.
WV west Of broAdway.
To Be Given Away . .u, re e;
to donate four acres a water front On Union
bay for sawmiil with capacity Of 600 fest
S11.6OO-rxo., ,sss .. with good . ,s.,as.e e
sixth strecta
s. 00O-Lo. o s.sss street between Bell
$25 000 ,s. :' S s.. .: s ss e. '. .ss
spring
n s. :s s, :sss.. sssa: ste e
Madison and Ninth streets.
Hotel for Lease T.. o .ns ..l n0 sa
ished, supplied with ell modern conveniencos;
Tor lease for LONG term.
&C nnn-nirty acres north of Union bay.
VVsVVV o. the iine Of the Seaesie. Lake
shore 4 Eassefn railroad
90 Onn-Thfes lots on Depot street. OPP
0A,VVV posite Judge LichsenbeSgs resi-.
deucs. with magnificent view.
81 ()OO-Fin. b.as Of clay 70, ssiet. nsl.
V1sVVV ing purposes. In the heart Of the
city; i've loss
$4,000 10: :s ss Fss nd , S.a
son strsess-
GRnO-Loss in Edss knights addition.
$500 Lombard .sree.. two blocks iron n
a. nnn-Tnirsy seres At Port Orchard. Cd
V4sVVO Joining the Navy Yard
&C 00fl T.snIy acre:o Of r:eh; sss s e., a.. =.
adjoining Ravenna PARK
o. cnn-choscs ios on Roy street. in Queen
u. oUU Anns sora-
$780, CONS. sss y MAJ D: :sss
81 0nO-Houss and lot. corner Of sixth
~ sn0-Busld.ns ste on sixth street.
xsOOV near Unien-
enN-zsoxfs2 feet. cleared AMI fenced.
"a, wv sdlosning Woodward addition.
$1,000 ID. in BENTON addition
AnacOrteS
we are offering By IL osas the sess harxssns
an the original towassts Of AEaSortss. On easy
terms
Gs.w&.@Gszsszs
seeBs mM, IEELu BUILDING.
snArrxn vAsrrraxox
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a. ihec' Manheld. who represents one
-. sarse wholesale houses Of San Fran.
49, IN the city. Mr.. Mansfield has
sss... sae Pacific states Tor years in The
!" MS house, and II is said there IL
f.,s.. - more familiar with the different
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-26

strong. well-balanced play is Uncle Hiram
holding its interest to the end. while its comedy
elements are in the highest degree entertaining.
As the unsophisticated but withal decidedly
sharp old farmer. HIRAM HoMEsruN. Mr.. A. H.
Woodruff has broad opportunity for the exercise
of his excellent talents as comedian. and does
so with irresistible effect upon the rsibilties of
his audience. 1t is an immensely catching indi-
vidualization. He is ably seconded in the per-
formance by the versatile young actress, Miss
Louise Arnot-Yery popular with the theatre
goers of Pennsylvania-and they are supported
by a competent company. The play is produced
with fine scenery specially painted for it. Its
representation will be greatly enjoyed. as will
also the splendid music provided by the Uncle
Hiram" Orchestra and Brass Band, notable
combination of artists. They appear at Reeds
Opera House. Friday evening. Feb. %.
| A series of Revival Meetings. to continue over
March 10th. will begin in the Universalist Church
next Sunday. The subject of the sermon by the
pastor. at 10: 30 a. M. is. " If we must suffer the
| penalty of sin. what is the use of repenting p
and that of the evening sermon, What Univer-
salists mean by a Revival of religion" There
will be services every evening except Monday.
March 3rd, The pastor will be assisted by Rev.
Stanford Mitchell. of Boston. and Rev. Mrs A.
| E. Danforth, of Kent. Mr.. Mitchell will reach
Ravenna Tuesday. March '4th. and remain till
the close of the meetings. ALI are fraternaly in
| vited to attend. Gospel Hymns will be used, and
all having copies are requested to bring them.
Best lineiof heavy shirtings in the city al
snyder's, and prices lower than elsewhere.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-26

Our friend. T. R. Mason. hobs up serenely"
again. notwithstanding his explorations in the
neither realms of Riddles Block, one day last
week. Just what called him to those regions he
forgot to inform our reporter. and we can only
surmise that he made the descent in his official
capacity. in search of McGinty. or some other
' truant," thinking that the dark, subterranean
recesses afforded fine retreat for runaway
urchins. At all events. he entered the Hope
Novelty Store, and going to the rear. talking with
the proprietor. suddenly. and without any waste
of ceremony or good night" expressions. made
the descent above mentioned, that for sudden
ness will ever be remembered as historical won
der-fact. After familiarizing himself with the
huge foundations of the bnilding. he emerged
from the darkness of the gloomy caverns. with a
look that was incapable of Interpretation, Some
thing was said about trap door being open and
his making mis- step, but rumor often says
strange things.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-26

The call for meeting to be held at Rootstown
next Saturday. which appears in another place
in this issue, is in the right direction and
it is to be hoped. will be largely attended. The
object of the meeting being the improvement of
the road between Ravenna and Randolph, which
in common with all others in the county. is in q
wretched condition at this season of the year. and
it is only by united action that any improvement
can be hoped for. It is hardly necessary to mer-
ton here the advantages of having good roads,
but while all agree that something should be
done. the expense connected with the construc-
tion of good. lasting roads is greater than many
feel able to incur. We believe. however. that if
one road. like the one in question. could be made
so that it would be passabe at all times the diff
fculty would be solved. The practical benefits
to the property owners would be SO plain that nc
| argument would be necessary to induce Others
| to invest their money in road repairs. Let there
| be large attendance at this meeting.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-26

Alfred A. Dole and Miss Harriet G. Lord
were married at high noon today, at the home
OF the BRIDES parents, on North Chestnut st
The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. g.
Laughlin. In the presence of large number o.
relative guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dole took P. & W. train i'm
mediately after the marriage ceremony, for
Ashtabula County, where they will remain
about two weeks, the guests of friends in Cole
brook and Wayne, their departure being taken
amid ver1table shower of rice, which their
friends did not forget to add to their good wishes
and congratulations. On completing their visit
In Ashtabula County, they will return to this
city and be lat home" on Grant Street.
The PRESS. in common with their many Ra.
VIENNA friends. wish the happy pair the realiza-
tion of the fullness of life's happiness and
prosperity,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-26

Of the scores of letters received, the writers
have ALI. shown themselves to be persons of
reading and culture. Mrs. Carrie Esty and
Miss Ada R. Hurlbut, of Ravenna, are all we
have received that are perfect, while Miss Malta
Carter lacks but one ofit and Mrs. J. C. Beatty,
of Ravenna, Mrs. Mary Peck, of Shalersville,
Cora M. Seymour, of Rootstown, Irving Stinaff,
of Kent, C. A. Conant, of Mahoning, and Julia
L. Benjamin. of Aurora, are but little behind.
If our correspondents have had pleasant
pastime, and are in any way benefited in look
ing up their answers, the object of the writer
has been accomplished.
Very Respectfully,
E. P, BRAINERD,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-26

1t would be like " showing the sun with a
lantern" to endeavor to paint in words the
beauty and richness of the carpet display in
the window of A. T. Smiths establishment, to
those who have seen and admired the magnifi-
cent array of Moquettes, Smyrna and Fur Rugs
that attract the attention of the most indiffer-
ent passers by. Nothing like it has ever been
seen in Ravenna. and the enterprise of Mr.
Smith. seen in this superb collection. is deser-
wing of the highest commendation, for it was
his appreciation of what was needed and his
unhesitating action in placing before his Gus
toners all the advantages of metropoli tan
varieties to select from. that has secured to our
people home carpet house, uneXcelled in Ohio
In mercantile. well as other phases of
human activity. &" There is tide in the affairs
of men. which, taken at the flood, leads on to
fortune" Mr.. Smith did not "lose his VENTURE %
and to day takes just pride in being the pro-
prietor of one of the finest carpet estabishme nts
| in the State.
He who could not be suited, both in quality
| and price, at this famous house, stocked with
| every variety and make of carpets, would find
fault with the beauties of the rainpow.
| People coming to the city should not fail to
visit Mr.. Smith and feast their eyes with the
richness of carpet displays, that in blendings Of
colors and matchings of figures. are study Of
delightful prolongation.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-26

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