The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-04-16
THE DEMOCRlTIC PRESS
RAVENS a. WEDNESDAY,. Apr lle,1sao

The Band of Hope meets in the Methodist
church next Saturday at 2:3o p. m.
The theory of DR.. Talmadge, of how the
Resurrection will beautify our cemeteries, is the
subject of the lecture in the Universalist church
next Sunday evening.
Frank McTye, in his new quarters, is better
than ever prepared to meet the wants of those
needing footwear. Give him a call.
Those seeking employment will do well to
read the advertisement of the Guarantee Nursery
| Co.. in another column.
The change in the Erie time card, announced
for last Sunday, has been postponed to May II.
| Braklow sets the best fable in town. We
| know it, for we've tried him.
Everybody is remarking the elegant meals
served at Braklow's Restaurant, No g. Riddle
| Block.
Braklow's Restaurant is popular, because it is
the best. Meals served at all hours
Strawberries from the sunny sou.h, with
garden sass " in general, are on our market,
]. 5. Smith & Son receiving the first shipment
yesterday morning.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet with the President, Mrs Andrew Will
son, Thursday at 3 o'clock p. m.
If your appetite is poor go to Braklows and
have it restored. His splendid tables are famous
appetizers. No. 8, Riddle Block.
Mesdames A. D. Gurley, E. A. Scripture and
George Prindle, returned Friday night from
their trip to Florida
The following score was made at the regular
shoot of the Gun Club, last Thursday.
Madole II. Grail Is. Bierce Is, Dodge II,
Fletcher 20. Lowrie i6.
Mrs. Scripture will be pleased to meet her
friends and patrons, wishing anything in the line
of Wall Paper, restored health enabling her to
| again give personal supervision to this and other
| departments of her store.
Don't forget T. F. Thompson's sale of Agri-
cultural Implements, next Saturday. 1t will be
| an opportunity for possessing yourself of agri-
| cultural "helpmeets " seldom had. See adver-
tisemet of same on first page
Frank McTye is happy as lark 3" in his
uew quarters, and is prepared to make his pa
irons equally SO, if popular styles and low prices
| in footwear are appreciated.
When individual is seen walking rapidly
south, in the direction of the Riddle Block, his
destination is always the same. The superior
attractions of Braklows bill of fire draw like
magnet.
Don't fail to hear the great pianist and violin
| ist at the Opera House tomorrow evening
H. B Dickinson Esq, was in Rootstown to-
day" working up lawsuit"
N. Fox was in Cleveland, Monday, on bus
mess.
Edmund Knapp and wife. Of Garrettsville.
| wee guests of his brother, Chauncey Davis.
Monday.
Chauncey Davis is recovering slowly from his
| sickness.
Remember the Concert by the great pianist
and violinist at the Opera House tomorrow eve
ming.
| August Aamold. the great violinist, and scar
Werner. the celebrated pianist, at the Opera
| House tomorrow (ThUrsday) evening.
Rev. FIR. Farrell has been in Cleveland and
Willoughby since Monday.
The Pettibone Co., of Cincinnati. will furnish
the uniforms for the Uniformed Rank =
The Y. S. F. Hosiery. nothing like 'em Best
in the market. Every pair is warranted alb
solutely fast colored. Sod only at snyder's.
The new decorated Window Shades at sny
der's are too handsome for anything.
Are you aware that you can buy an extra
wide and quality Brilliantine in all the new
popular shades at Snyder's for so cents a yard
Do you know you can buy fast black Stocking
at Snyder's from 10 to 25 cents pair?
o. L. Green is seriously ill, having been con
fined to his home for several weeks, some of tn
time being unable to leave the bed.
Miss Ida Reed will have charge of the Mil
iinery Department at Goss Brothers store thi
coming season. 4t
You are urgently invited to attend withou
further delay to that worn out Carpet and soil
| ed Shades. and go to snyder's Banner Store
the place to buy them cheap.
Ex-senator wolcott, of Kent was in the cit
Monday.
Max sch1eck is remodeling his boardin
house near the e. & P. depot.
J.W. McGahan and wife are visiting thei
1 son George in Pittsburg
Miss L. C. ] ackson and Mrs. G. j. Wood wer
in Cleveland yesterday attending the Opening
Rev. James A. Brown has moved into til
/ Ranney place on East Main Street.
Miss Minnie Coe, of Dayton has been spend
!. ing the Spring vacation with her cousin. Mi:
Katie Hotchkiss, of this city.
Since January 1st there have been 13 divorC
suits commenced in the Common Pleas.
foreclosure and cognovit judgments entere
q up.
# Lutte" Kelley did not start for Spokand Fal
until Saturday. having been detained here tW
,, days.
The residence yards of wanzor Holcomb al
It Mrs. Henry Beecher have been greatly impro
% ed in appearance by the removal of the fro
ences.
Ravenna will be well represented at the st
tion Agents Association, at Cleveland, May 8
A cheap excursion to Niagara Fails will
'e among the attractions.
1. The County session of the Y. P s. g E. al
70 Epworth League. at the Disciple Church Tue
~ day, was we'll attended and the program We
n interesting and well delivered. In the event
q. alarge audience greeted Rev. Anderson,
Youngstown.
Of The probabilities are that Frenchy," W
known character in this locality, is dead. a
'u body answering to his description was found
N the Cumberland Gap region. some time sin
He was in the employ of Holcomb Cook & {
The annual election of officers at Gr.
49, Church Sunday School took place last sund
1T resulting in the election of A B. Fairchi
lis Supt. George Cooke. Asst Supt.. Miss Fro
Fairchild Sec'y and Treas. Miss Gertrude
Jones. Organist, Miss Mollie Rockwell,
y brarian. marked improvement both in m
i" agement and attendance is now to be hoped
10 nnder the guidance of Mr.. Fairchild
We The 10th and last of the married peoples Z
an. gressve euchre parties for the season was n
Monday evening at Ii. ID. Seymour's, 1t
a merry gathering, and the pleasures of
evening were ample to bridge over the yaea.
interval E. L. Murfee and J. ii Furry W
awarded the 1st and End gentlemen's pri
Mrs T., 9 rd Mrs