The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-12
III DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. wEDNEs DAY, Feb. IL, 1890
F. G. PARK,=-
1.-THE JEWELLERS
No. I, RIDDLE BLOCK



Valentines of every description, at
CA. MYERS
Buy your Valentines of c. A Myers.
Don't forget the Gypsles at the Opera Hous,
Feb. .2lst.
Wild geese are flying northward, a sure sig
, of the approach Of spring.
rhe National Drill will be worth the price q
admission. Feb. 2Ist.
Read advertisement for Mr.. Hannibal A. VIII
liams' shakesperian Reading, Feb. 1s.
Mr.. Hannibal A. Williams never fails to de
Hight an audience.
D. e. Rogers. Esq. of Randolph. was in tow
, Monday.
Sheriff Jones has been under the Doctor
care since Monday. Nothing serious.
A few sleds and sleighs were out Saturday
morning, but there was no sleighing.
The anton Gun Club will be incorporated
and chartered. Shares. SIS each.
H. B. sutlif has been appointed janitor OF
| the Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sperra visited friends in
Kent. yesterday.
New and pretty Spring Wall Papers at Mrs.
Scriptures.
Miss Emma strart is visiting friends In Cory
Pa. She will return Saturday evening
F. E. Harmon. of Burton. was the guest of Geo.
+. Douthitt, Esq. and wife over Sunday.
Over 300 car loads of Wisconsin potatoes passed
through this city last week over the Erie. con-
signed to New York City.
Miss Florence. daughter of Prosecutor Phelps.
is sick with mild attack of scarlet fever.
A. K. Burroughs, Auditors agent of the c. &
r, passed through the city. yesterday.
Over forty hands were discharged ut the Erie
shops at Kent. Saturday.
Do 'yon intend to use any Wall PAPER this
Spring? Consult your own interests and see
my goods before buying
Miss Nina Moulton, of Brimfeld, is visiting
her cousin Miss Jessie Jones, and other Raven
ma friends
AS Cole and wife spent Sunday with his
parents in Garrettsville
j. H. Goddard was on the streets atu rday for
the first time in several days. Grip kept him at
home.
Last Wednesday afternoon, a house on Free
dom street in Garrettsvile. occupied by Angus .
tus Armstrong, was almost destroyed by fire.
Fire originated from bad chimney.
Over 400 cars of Stag have been unloaded at
this place along the Erie tracks, and the entire
division between Kent and Meadville will be
ballasted with that material as rapidly as pos
sible.
If you want neat and tasty job of paper
hanging done. leave your order with
Myers. satisfaction guaranteed in every case1
The new basket factory is in operation 1t is
expected that employment will be given to Is
hands.
Fountain Pens, $3.50. saOO and s2.a5. Every
one guaranteed. c. A. MYERS
Mr.. John Urquhart has sold his residecce ON
South Meridian Street. to H. L. Beatty, ESQ.
DR.. X. b. johnson was among the victims of
La Grippe, which kept him prisoner at home
four days. He was able to be out again Mon
day.
If you get the influenza. cah in good doctor
and follow his directions. Stay indoors until
you get well. for rel3pse is worse than the
first attack. Better lose few days than lose
your life. And when you do get out again.
mind you. keep on your coat.
25 cents to all parts of the O oera House Feb.
2Ist.
Miss Walters has accepted a position to sing
in one of the largest churches in Canton. and
this will be her last appearance before a Ra-
VIENNA audience Friday evening. Feb. 81
The headquarters of the DaYis Sewing Ma
chine Co.. which were removed from this place
to Cleveland few years since, are to be located
in the future at Dayton. o. D E. Wells and
family will remove to the latter place in a few
weeks.
DIR. ID. Il. Jennings returned to his home in
Cleveland. Saturday. having been guest at his
brother A. J.'s for the past month, in reeuper.
alton of his health.
Do not fail to hear {" Tanning of the shrew ,,
by Mr. Hannibal A. Williams, Feb IS, at the
Congregational Church.
Married. Feb bth. 1890, by Rev Andrew Will
son at his residence, Geo. F. Cope of Edinburg,
and Miss Nettie Pinney. of Windham.
Edward Knapp and wife were guests of Cal.
vim Hutson and family. Edinburg. from Sat-
urday until Monday.
The Rev. E. Hingeley was called to Salem.
| yesterday, to deliver the Masonic oratioa of
j. X. Rukenbrod.
Subjects for discussion at the NJ. E. Church
next Sabbath. are as follows: Morning-A
Christian. Evening-An Infdel.
| Rev. James A. Brown. Rector of Grace Eplsco-
pal Chnrch. will deliver series of sermons
based on the Parable of the Sewers,
The Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association
meets at Cleveland. Saturday. February 22d, al
10: 80 a. m. An interesting program will be pre-
sented.
W. H. McAndrews. John S. Walker. Jr, and
W, G. Morgan have formed a partnership fol
handling the "Bar-keepsr's Friend" an inven-
tion of Mr.. McAndrews. Their office is in thu
Riddle block.
Julia Gunder filed a complaint in bastard,
against Francis M. Cady. last Thursday, befor
H. L. Beatty. j. P. Cady gave bond in S5OOfo
his appearance at Common Pleas. The partie
are negotiating for compromise
Milan E. King and John Elson have been en-
gagged by Mr.. Beatty to assist him in the Post
office. They are both bright, energetic youn
men, and we predict. will be very populaf wit
the patrons of the office. They have been in tn
office the past week. getting the run of the bus
ness. under postmaster Kelley.
The dance given by the Order of Iron Hall, o
Thursday evening. was one of the pleasante
social events of the season. The attendance wa
good. many being present from neighborin
towns. SeibePs Orchestra, of Mantua furnishe
very satisfactory music to the participants. Th
supper was served by the W. R. C. in the ne
Postofice room, and was an elegant collation..
Mrs. Harriet Wilcox Steel, widow of the lat
Caleb Steel. former resident of Deerfieid thj
county, died Thursday morning, Feb 9Th 6
her home in Alliance, in the 10th year of he
age.
We acknowledge the receipt of a pair {
handsome salt bottles from our old frienc
Lyman Hatfield, Esq. of Boston. Mass, who
the inventor and patentee of a devise used
these useful and ornamental articles of tabl
furniture. to prevent the salt from packing c
clogging.