The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-26
DEERFIELD
Literary closed Friday evening with a splen-

Literary closed Friday evening with splen-
did program.
We understand a dramatic Club is expecting
to give performance in the near future.
Miss Lizzie Forsyth expects to teach music
the coming year, and has position already in
a Seminary. While we are sorry to lose Lizzie,
yet the best wishes of her many friends go with
her.
Mi j. c. Muerman Sundayed in Hiram. We
understand he expects to teach in Idaho Terri
tory the coming winter.
Our Center school commences Monday, March
3Oth.
The question Of Township Supervision is be-
ing aeitated here and Mr.. ] J. Jackson is ex-
pected to give us some enlightenment on the
subject soon. 1t is certainly good move in the
right direction and we wish it success.
MI. A. Dunlap has moved to Newton Falls,
and Mr. Otis Post now occupies the Hoover"
house.
Mr.. Eugene Hubbard will soon move on a
farm in Palmyra
The mill east of town broke down last week,
but W. start again Monday.
Mrs L. L.Wann has been quite sick the past
week.
The office Of Township Clerk seems to be
creating the only sensation for the coming
election. While we do not wish TO take sides,
no one can find fault with the present Clerk for
simple mistake and that imm ediately rectifed
QUI EsT2
The Board of Trade held meeting last night
at which matters were considered of Importance
to the business interests of our city, pertaining
specially to its advantages and opportunities as
a manufacturing center.
The celebrated case of Day, Williams & Co.
VS.. the P. & w. R. R. Co. et al was argued be
fore the Circuit Court today, Hon. NJ. Stuart, Of
this city, and NJ. A. Norris, of Youngstown, ap-
pearing for plaintiff, and Gen. T. w. Sanderson
and Hon. A. w. Jones, of Youngstown, for the
defendants.
List of letters remaining in the postoffice at
Ravenna, March 26, 1890:
Ralph Book, Nora Babb, Lyman Cary, Mrs.
Gertie Cramer, Mrs. Nancy Cole, E. A AEberley,
Mrs. Ernest Gilbert John O'Hare, J. w. Phos-
phater, Mrs. Eliza Parker, David Steward, Hem
ry Stevens, Fream Smith, Myron N. Thompson,
H. Tullman (pedlel).
]. C. BEATTY, P. NJ.
Pure, dry Cane Sugars retalled at wholesale
prices; 20 per cent discount on Staple Grocer
les. Highest market price paid for Butter and
Eggs. Use our fine new crop Teas; splendid
Coffee at 25c pound.
More agents wanted.
HONG KONG TEA STORE,
Ravenna, O., and Niles, o.
Henry M. Deming, of Rootstown, drove to
town Monday, and was held at the Chestnut
street crossing of the P. & w. R. R. for II
minutes by train which blocked the highway
caused the conductor, James Baker, to be ar
rested for the offense, who appeared before
Mayor Holcomb this morning, plead guilty and
was fined So and costs.
RAvENNA, O.. March goth, 1890.
The Carpet Opening at A. T. Smiths, Friday
night, proved an irresistible attraction to ad-
mirers of the beautiful. A magnificent display
covered the entire floor, comprising Moquettes,
Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels, fine In
grains, Smyrna and Fur Rugs, Porters, Draper
les, &c. The ladies were all admiration and
profuse in expressions of delight, compli ne nting
it as the finest display they had ever seel out
side of a city house.
John II. Dussel vs. Bernhardt Zeigler. Appeal
by defendant from docket of Ii. B, Dickinson J.P
M. o. Austin VS. Julia E. Austin. Divorce.
Lyman H. Dobbs VS. Mary A, Dobbs Divorce.
Diantha Wilson VS. John A. Wilson. Divorce.