The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-12

Next Monday will be St. Patrick,s day.


Coal Yard.
Come and get some Maple Sugar. Friday eve
ming. March I4th at the Disciples Church.
card party given by Mrs. W. II. Beeb
+ Monday evening. for Misses Margaret and Eliza
beth Remple, of Logan, O..
Eighteen track layers engaged in laying rail
east of this city. went on a strike Monday. fol
advance in wages. Result, minus advance anG
job. their places being filled by new men.
Freedom is next in order under the Mcintosh
flag bequest-Auditor Freeman having ordered
one for that town.
Miss Blanche Goldman will give dancing
party at her home, this evening. in honor of her
guests, Misses Marg aret and Elizabeth Rempel
of Logan, o.
Monday. Auditor Freeman took four days
departure for Columbus, to meet in conference
| with the State Auditors, relative to appraise-
| ment of real estate.
The ladies of the Disciples Church will serve
| warm sugar. and also ice cream. on Friday eve
| ming. March 14th. at the church. Come, every
body.
DR. 0. L. Kean. of Creston. Ohio. will be at the
Etna House, Ravenna, March 10th, to extract
teeth without pain or sleep.
The residence of R. B. Carnahan, corner Of
Chestnut and Cedar streets. is being remodeled
and repaired. Mr.. Carnahan expects to occupy
it about May 1st.
John Sorenson was up from Canton Mondays
and in the evening took the Masters degree in
the Masonic Lodge. Next Monday he leaves for
Denmark for his family. and will on his return to
this country. resume his residence in this city.
Do not fail to call on DR.. Kean. March 10th, at
the Etna House. Ravenna, and have your bad
teeth extracted without pain or Sleep
We keep nearly all the Standard 81 90 Corsets
made, and sell them at go cts. 1t don't hurt us
to meet all competition.
N. CoNNERsE Son.
The many friends of Miss Mary Twitt will
regret to learn that her condition is no better
Her aunt. Mrs. w. H. Wright. of this city, is in
Cleveland assisting in her care.
D. H. Gardner is improving but is not able
to be in his office.
The amount of maple syrup made during
February was equal to the entire product of last
year. The quality is fair.
L. L. Jones, Esq, of Newton Falls was in
the city today.
Mrs. Vina Bishop died at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Arda Christy, in Cleveland, yes
terday. Interment at Garrettsville.
John L. Dodge and Miss Louisa Cutler were
married last evening at the Disciple parsonage
by Rev. E. G. Laughlin. They commenced
housekeeping at once at their home on Syca-
more street. The PRESS congratulates Mr.,
Dodge and his bride, and wish them joy
The..Dickens Party at the NJ E. Church last
evening, given by the Epworth League, was we'll
attended, and the different characters well sus-
tanned, and the affair was very humorous through
out. There was a march of characters in cos
tune, followed by repl esentations of number
of scenes from Dickens, including Mrs. farley
wax works, interspersed by vocal music frym the
Pickwck Club
Ding Dong. Ding Dong.
Blankets and robes at substantial song,
At G. W. GoCKEL's.
Try Peacock Bros MassilIon Washed Nut
| Coal.
The attention of the ladies is called to Mr..
| CleWel's advertisement in this ISSUE He has
| told his story in plain English. The demand of
the present day for Ready Made Clothing is con
stantly increasing, and it seems possible that in
| the near future the ladies will have ready made
| clothing furnished them as generally as the
sterner sex. Why not? This is already true in
Ladies' Muslin Underwear, to which Mr.. C. in
Vites his lady customers to his grand opening
sale. commencing Saturday, March 18th.
The Non Partisan W. c. T U. will meet al
| the residence of Mrs John Brigham, on FRIDAY
afternoon March IA, at 80 O'Clock A full at
| tendance Is requested.
By order of sec'y.
Mrs. H. K. VanMeter went to Cleveland
Monday last. where she expected to meet the
President of the Non-Par;isan W. CT U. tt
consult in regard to matters pertaining to the
welfare of thatorder, and in company with hel
daughter, Miss Susie, will visit the Millinery
Openings. and purchase stock of goods for thu
Spring trade.
1t will pay you to buy horse blanket !or rob,
even though the winter is about over, they g.
at cost at G. W. GocKEL's.
Peacock Bros. are furnishing. for cash. tn
cheapest and best coal in the market. Try it.
The Spokane Falls Review of the 23d ult
summing up the weeks round of pleasures - il
the social realm" gives prominence to a recep
tion given by Mrs. Dan. Wetzel late of this city
at her residence, over 800 guests being present
the hour of assemblage being at 2 o 'clock. ga
6 O'Clock the husbands of the several ladie
came to the house and took tea. The house wa
beautiful with ribbons of the national color:
which hung in bows from the chandeliers, an
were festo1ned from the paintings which adorn
, room being arranged in most artistic manne
as one of the famous old hearths of revolution
airy days.-Everybody was presented with
hand-painted souvenir card. each one bein
beautifully Illuminated with sketches. sugge:
tive Of the days of Washington -
Yesterday noon, Maggie, little five year oil
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Tabor while
, the home of Mr.. aud Mrs W. C. Morgan, whel
: she went to play with their children, took
. swallow of a mixture of ammonia cyanide
potassium and whiting, forming a compouE
known as "silver polish" used for the purpo
t its name indicates. In a few minutes she b
e came unconscious. her jaws set, pulse failt
$ and every appearance of death set in. Fort
e nately. however, the corrosive poison, ammoni
N led her to vomit up the mixture almost il
III mediately, which saved her life. Consciousne
B. was not restored for upwards of one hour. T.
1T second ingredient of the mixture is used as
substitute in medicine for hydrocianic acid
one OF the most ueadly polSonS known, drop
ie two of which is sufficient to kill in very ft
III minutes. The medicinal and poisonous efreC
)" of the subs stitute are the same as the other T
7u little girl, who is very bright. interesti
: child and a great favorite wherever she
~ known, was taken to her parents home in t
d Riddle block about half-pas two O'Clock, a
do is rapidly recovering from the effects of
io poison. 1t was narrow escape.
or
o., C. p. Departures.
he March 10th.-John Grimm and V. W M