The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-11-12
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY, Nov.12 1890
Cash for Rabbits. CD. SToGD1LL.


House, Saturday evening.
Supper at the Congregational Church parlors
next Friday, from to O'Clock.
Mrs. Drennen, of Philadelphia. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. NJ. II. Carter on North Chestnut St.
Frank Beaver. who started out with Eta Reeds
Co.. for the season. again smiles on Ravenna.
M. Fl. Carter and family have moved into the
house recently purchased eff Mrs. Brown, on
| North Chestnut street.
The quail season opened Monday last, and
hunters were numerous in every direction. No
large bags yet reported,
Attention is directed to c. A. Myers Closing
Out Sale" in another column.
M. o. Austin and Darwin Davis, of Randolph
were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Slaughter. OF Gosh en-, Ind.
are visiting in the city.
MRS. Jane McCaslin, of New Castle Pa, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. L. Stevenson.
! Our Boys. at the Opera House, Nov. 18th. See
| full program in another column.
DR.. W. E. Swain's family remove tomorrow
| to $40 logan street, Cleveland.
Mrs Belle NJ. Jones, Assistant State Inspector
of Woman'S Relief Corps. will visit corps in
Northeastern Ohio this week.
Mistletoe Bough. at the Opera House. Nov. IS.
Minuet as danced by Rhea. Fine scenery and
| exquisite costumes.
Miss Ella M. Newton, who has been sick with
bilious fever. at the home of her sister, Mrs. l..
Stevenson. is convalescent.
Don't fail to hear the Choir Boys sing an Easter
Anthem. at the Festival of Days. to be held OF
Thanksgiving night. at the Opera House.
G. M Stockberger of CharIestown, recently
| sold a weanling filly, by Bayard, dam by Pier
mont, to theodore Armstrong. of Mt. Union, o.
for S400.
Misses Maxwell and Tack. of Philadelphia, Pa.
left for homo Tuesday afternoon, after visit of
two months with their cousin. Miss Jennie Banks
Gun Club Score, Nov. 9Th. At 25 singles. Ma
dole 20. Lewis 20, Bierce II. Morrow s. Second
score. Madole 20. Lewis Is. Bierce 20. Morrow 49,
Miss Nettie and Calvin Kendice left for Port
land, Oregon, Thursday. via the Erie.
The Ladies of the Non Partisan W. C. T. U.
will serve Thanksgiving dinner at the Disciple
Church. at high noon. Price 25 cents.
John Porter. Esq went to Middleborough. Ky.
Wednesday. via the Erie. and Messrs. W. A.
jenkins, Chas. Bradshaw and L. c. Payne left on
Friday for the same place.
Supper at the Congregational Church parlors,
Friday. Nov. 14th, rom to o'clock. Price Is
| cents. Musicale in the Auditorium at O'Clock
Admission 10 cts.
&The hour of Sunday School service in the NJ.
E. Church has been changed. 1t will hereafter
| commence at II O'Clock.
| Members of the Equal Rights Association -
and all interested in the work of the Society," are
| requested to meet at the Congregational Church
Thursday afternoon. Nov. 49, at half past two
o'clock.
| The official members of the Methodist Church
| have decided to Immediately proceed with the
| contemplated repairs to the audience room of
their church. This will consist in ceiling said
room with Georgia pine.
Stephen Allen died this, Wednesday. morning
at O'Clock. at his home in Charlestown. in the
18th year of his age. Funeral Friday at l O'Clock
| from the house. Rev. E. G. Laughlin officiating.
Beginning tomorrow evening, 18th inst, Bible
readings will be given in the Universalist Church
every Thursday evening. at 1880 o'clock. All
who desire to study the Bible are fraternalIy liz
vited.
| Negotiations are pending fer starting the
Crown Flint glass factory. If the deal talked OF
| is consummated it will necessitate three fold
enlargement of the plant. and add 1900 people to
| the population of Ravenna.
The November meeting of the Horticultural
Society will be held on Wednes lay, the 18th inst
at the residence of its President. O. f. Haymaker
near Earlville. Essay by L. B. Pierce. All are
cordially invited. ANDREW WILSON. Sec.
A meeting of the Universalst Good VIII Club
for the election of officers. and other business
will be held in the Church. Monday evening. 18th
inst, at I: 80 o'clock.
Ravenna has at last received new fire bel
that comes up to the.weight contracted for. The
| one recently placed in the tower was lowered
yesterday and thu new one now hangs in its place
If you will need any Wall Paper within the
next twelve months it will pay you to como tc
our special sale Saturday, Nov. 18th.
C, A. MYERS.
The noted Evangelist. Mr.. L. P. Rowland, il
expected to begin series of meetings in th
Congregational Church. Rootstown, Nov. Both
in the Congregational Church, Atwater, Dec. IA
and the Congregational Church, RaJ emma, De
cember 2Sth.
Don't fail to attend the opening day of ou
closing out sale-next Saturday Nov. 18th.
| G. A. MYERS.
The contract for furnishing the heating apara
tus for the new Universalist Church was awarde
Co.. who will put in one ofthe celebrated Beeche
Furnaces. for which they have the exclusiv
agency.
Teachers certificates were granted Nov-1st. to
Kittie McCracken. Lila E. Chapman, Lettie l
Laughlin. V. Estelle Reynolds, Ravenna Mabt
A. Dodge. Randolph; Allie Begue. Marlboro
Letta Stuart, Hettie Russell. Streetsboro; W v
Cline. Deerfeld; R. ii. Stewart, Edinburgh
Milton Carrier. Mt. Union.
Henry Turner, long resident of Mantua VIZ
on his way home. east ofthe Station. about :;
| last Saturday night, when he was run over by
train. and fatally injured. The train stoppe
and the injured man taken to Garrettsville, an
then back to Mantua. where he died about II
p m. He leaves wife to mourn his loss.
. Bargains never before heard of. at our speci
wall paper sale. next Saturday. c, A. MYERS.
A Musicale will be given in the Congregation
Church. Friday, Nov. 14th. The program will
made enjoy able by Miss Waite. DR.. Griffin. Mi
Walter. Mrs. Post. Mrs. Wright, Mi
Maxson, Miss Scarf and others. Admission 10 c
Half the proceeds for the Organ fund.
The audience which greeted "a Cold Day
at Reeds Opera House. Monday evening W
very much taken" with the performant
Every member of the company were excelle
III tHtlf uIneIS1G IolSs, anu INC udHCiHS
"Carlotta - showed her to be indeed master
the graceful art
Mrs. II. D. Burroughs gives a card par
Friday. the invitations to which writ
card with the name and date. and backing
a card from the ''deck." the whole making
E handsome and appropriate design.
Mrs. J. Haley and daughter Eliza pass
through Ravenna. Tuesday evening. on thu
| from trin N I'm oI ND In al
Cuyahoga Falls. They were passengers on
ocean racer, "City OF New York;
The Gibney, Gordon & Gibney Comedy {
which played weeks engagement here sh
time ago, were in the city. Monday, en- ro
for Alliance.