The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-19


R. Whittlesey, in Atwater, over Sunday.
H. L. Beatty Esq, is in Cleveland today, on
professional business.
Ella NJ. Newton left on Monday morning for
Detroit, Mich.
Charles Christy. of Cleveland, and Martha
Herrold, of Akron, spent Sunday with Miss
Ella Newton.
The woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet at the residence of Mrs. .Rob't Lindsay,
on Thursday, Feb. Goth, at $50 p. m
MRS. c j. FowLER sec'y.
The Epworth League of the M. e. Church will
| have Dickens Party on March l2th. Due
notice will be given concerning the place of
the Party.
DR.. Il. C. Goldman. of Hudson, was in the city
Tuesday.
japanese buckwheat and many other seeds can
be bought of Frank Ford & Son, at about the
cost of expressage from Philadelphia or New
| York. Catalogue free.
| No one would be induced. who practices econ
| omy, to pay a tree agent Is cents or 81 for a
pear tree that can be had of Frank Ford 6 Son
/
| Every dollar sent out of the county increases
| the per cent of taxation. Then why not buy
your seed5. seed potatoes and nursery stock OF
all kinds of Frank Ford & Son, and let them
| help pay the taxes2 Catalogue free.
| Why pay Is cents to 81 for White Niagara
grape vine, when Crank Ford & Son only ask
q cents for 1-year aud 25 cents for year vinesi
John Davis. of Palmyra. was arrested Mon
day for intoxication, and fined 81 and costs by
| Mayor Holcomb.
A new letter box has been pla ced on the in.
| side of the entrance door of the Post Office
Another improvement is an extra chute for
mailing papers and other larger packages
The latest advices to Mrs. W. H. Beebs con
cerning the condition of her cousin Dean Mason,
| of Ithaca. N. Y. per letter from the young
| mans mother, who has reached there from
Main. is that he continues to
| improve, but is still in critical condition
petition for the restoration of the west
bound morning z. & W. passenger train is re-
ceiving the signatures of nearly all our citizens
Bayne Smith left for Wheeling yesterday.
via the C. P. From there he will go to Ken
| lucky to visit his parents.
Treasurer Collins and Geo. f. Douthitt, ESQ.,,
| were in Cleveland yesterday.
On the Frontier" at the Opera House, to-
| morrow night.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach iu Kraiss
Hall. New Milford. Friday evening. Feb. 2S.
The Universalist Womcn's Missionary Society
will hold its regular Monthly Meeting. Thursday
evening. Feb. 20 n. at Z: 80. at the residence of
] m tuia
| Rev. Andrew Wilson has received quantity
| OF Garden Seeds from the Agricultural Depart
ment He has sent packages to persons in yari
GUS parts of the county. and the rest he has left
at the store of Waller Bros. where anyone can
get them.
Mr.. and Mrs E. R. Taylor entertain a number
OF their friends. this evening. with progressive
euchre.
List of letters remaining in the Post Office
| at Ravenna, o.. Feb. 10Th. 1880: Miss Lillia
| Audson. Miss Mary Kenney. Mrs Olivia Knapp
Miss Page, Clark Russell. Mr.. s. E Reed, Mr.
Simpkins. j. W. Thornburn Mrs. Luese Thomp.
| son.
The Reading of Hannibal Williams at the
Congregational Church last evening, was, un.
fortunately, enjoyed by meager hearing We
are Informed by one of the most capable critic:
In our city, who was in attendance, that it wa.
much the best entertainment ever given in thi!
place. as the Interpretation of the dramatic
genius of the immortal bard.
At meeting Saturday in the Court House
the Agricultural Society Directors changed th
premium list by leaving out class 4, butte
breeds. and admitting bantams in the poultr.
department in which department the premium
were advanced 80 per cent. VIM. Bergin, d
w. Thomas and j. T. Riddle will arrange
speed program and solicit entries, and N. S
Olin and IL. W. Riddle will solicit special pre-
miums, the latter being something new. Tn
management expressed a determination t
make the Fair better than ever.