The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-03
Us. SMITH & SON
Take your poultry to c. A. CHAPMAN.

Take your poultry to c. A. CHAPMAN.
Ravenna has SO miles of sidewalks.
NJ. Z. Gies, the old German corn bunion and
ingrowing nail Doctor. of Youngstown, is still
at the Etna House and gives satisfaction.
Farmers, take all your poultry to C. a. Chap
man, Dec 1S. 10 and 20 He will call for it if
word is left at S Smiths.
A Social will be held tomorrow (Thursdayl
evening by Mcintosh Post G. A. R. and the
Ladies' Relief Corps, at the Post rooms.
Ed. Knapp and wife took Thanksgiving din
ner with Calvin HutSon and family, Edinburg
L. B. Logan, proprietor of american Carp
Culture" has superseded James A. Lyle as
Secretary of the Order of Adelphi q branch of
which was recently started.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
Birdsall and Olin. successors to Furry and Will
liams. Mr. Birdsall is gentleman of large
experience in the grocery business. and is thor
oughly familiar with all its requirements. Mr..
Olin is too well known to the people of Portage
county to need any further Introduction to the
public. and the reputation and popularity of
the old stand is in excellent keeping, and the
new firm merit a continuance of the liberal
patronage enjoyed by their predecessors.
The Thurman Club. of Ravenna, has been in
vited to attend a Tariff Reform Banquet to be
given at Canton tomorrow evening by the
Young Mems Democratic Club of that city.
The affair is aptly styled, " Celebration of the
Third Anniversary of Cleveland's Emancipa-
| tion Message" ALL who can should attend
The tickets are 81 each.
| One of the best and most popular houses in
| the city changed hands Monday For fourteen
years Messrs. Furry and Williams have served
| the public as partners in the grocery business.
and by their enterprise and fair dealing. have
merited and received a splendid patronage.
| But having other business matters requiring g
| their attention, they decided to sell, and Mon
| day gave possession to their successors. L. A
| Olin of this city, ex-county Auditor and j. NJ
| Birdsall, from Perry, N Y. The many friends
of the retiring firm will learn with regret OF
| their withdrawal from the business they have
| so long and successfully conducted. = Furry &
| Williams - have become household words and
| will be most pleasant memory to all who ever
| traded with them and the best wishes of our
| citizens will follow them in whatever avocatior
they may pursue. Both gentlemen will remain
here during the winter, at least. as their future
plans have not been fully matured
| Excursion rates for the Holidays will be il
effect at all ticket stations of the Pennsylvania
Lines west of Pittsburgh, on Dec. 24th 25th ant
31st 1892, and Jan. 1st, 1891. The return limi
has been extended two days longer than las
year. viz: until Jan, 5th, thereby affording al
excellent opportunity fer spending Christmas
and New Year away from home. ct
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining il
the Post Office at Ravenna, o., Decem ber, Sd
1890, for period of Il days or more:
c. E. Bedient, Mrs. Gusta Furry. Wilbu
Finch (drop) Daniel Carl drop. Mrs. Kat
Headley. Fred Peet. I. W. Tuttle, Michael
McMahn.
in the case of the Hydraulic Press Mfg Co
VS.. George Goodyear, began before Justlc
Beatty, who was also plaintiffs attorney,
judgment was taken by default and execution
levied on a steam engine and boiler and tn
property advertised for sale on Dec 4, but "wo
is me- Alhambra." new complication aros
and our ]. P. was forced sadly against his vii
to release the levy, as it appeared that tn
property belonged to another party not con
nected with the case in any manner. and so
is that
Justice again flaunts her flag to the breeze.
And Constable Mason sighs for his fees.
Owing to failiag health c. A Myers who ha
by enterprise, and intelligent conduct of hi
house, built up large trade. finds it incumben
upon him to retire from business. This is
matter of regret to our citizens. as Mr.. Myer
has conducted his house in manner refectin
credit not only upon himself, but our town a
well. AS will be seen by reference to our ad
vertising columns. he offers his business fo
sale 1t is an opportunity seldom occurring
/. for the purchase of most desirable and we
established business house, which we trust ma
IN to hands pouaIlV Y cana ble and Succesffu