The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-11-12
& Holden
OLD PosToFFICE Room, Ravenna.

Court re-opened Monday morning. with Judge
Johnston on the Bench.
F. D. Curtiss. of New York City, is here for a
weeks visit at his old home.
Lawrence Stoerkel and family have returned
from Pittsburg to again make Ravenna their
| home.
Misses Katherine Harris and Eleanor Smith
returned wednesday from q visit to Youngs-
| town.
Mems Winter Gloves of all descriptions, at
CIV. GoCKEL's.
The Young Ladies' Whist Club met Tues day
| with Miss Name King.
Mrs. R. G. Beatty gave a large reception for
her sister. Miss Black, last Saturday.
"The World Against Her," at the Opera
| House Saturday evening. Nov. 18th.
| Every lady needs one OF those dress forms to
drape their dress skirts, and you will find them
| at reasonable price at
n. N.CoNvERsE Son.
Ex-senator Wolcott while trimming grape
vines at his home in Kent the other day, had
the misfortune to fall and break both bones of
| his leg near the ankle.
1t will pay you to drive 20 miles through rain
and mud to secure the bargains we have to offer
| in wall paper next Saturday. CA. MYERS.
We are adding many desirable goods to our
| large stock, this week. Please give us call
when looking for bargains.
n. CONVERSE & Son.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in post
Office at Ravenna, Nov 12, 1890: A. Bosworth,
Mrs. G. NJ. Baker, John Emig, II. A. Grant,
David A Jones, Drucilla Monroe, Mary A.Wil:
liams (2).
J.C. BEATTY, PM.
Frank and Hugh Wilson, OF Butte City. Mon
tana, called on Sheriff Jones. Tuesday morn
ing, their way to the bedside of their father,
| John Wilson, of Edinburg, who is mortally i'll.
| They report business booming in the Paradise
of the West.
a window in memory of Mrs. Julia Curtiss is
to be placed in Grace Church this week. It was
presented by her son. F d. Curtiss, of New
| York City.
Mrs. James A. Brown. wife of the Rector of
Grace Episcopal Church. received the sad intel
ligence last Wednesday of the death of her
father, Captain a Soper. at his home IN Cam
den, N. Y. The deceased had suffered with
lingering illness, from which he was released
by death " Wednesday morning. He was aged
rs years. Owing to POOR health, Mrs. Brown
was unable TO make the long journey necessary
for her presence at his funeral, which was held
on Friday.
| Misfortuaes never seem to come singly to
| some families. 1t may be remembered that a
short time ago the mother of c. NJ. Day, of Nell
son, was thrown from carriage and so SER
iously injured that she is still a cripple on
crutches, and Saturday the information was re-
ceived by him hero that his father had fallen
and brokel his leg in two places. The Fates
seem to be against the Days in very truth.
large audience greeted Bishop Leonard,
Friday evening. at Grace Episcopal Church, on
his annual visitation of the parish. A class of
FIVE candidates was confirmed after which the
Bishop delivered a discourse on confirmation.
! giving at the same time general view of the
origin and use of the Sacraments in the Chris
tian Church. He is man of fine attairments
and evidenced great versatility of genius. q
profound and logical mind, and the brilliant
parts of the polished orator. From Ravenna he
went to Niles, ard on Saturday confirmed a
class of eleven in the church of which Rev, j as.
A. Brown is Rector. While here he was the
guest of Dr.. and Mrs. C. S. Leonard