The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-10
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10 1890
Teas at J. H. Ford's Saturday.


have moved to Lexington, Ky.
sIWreaths and Festooning.at Ford's.
Wanzor Holcomb went to Lancaster, o., Mon
| day.
The next term of Common Pleas Court con
venes Jan. 9Th. Judge Robinson will preside.
The Disciple Sunday School will celebrate
| Christmas with tree and entertainment at tn,
church, Christmas eve.
Stop at the Horenden. in Cleveland
Bargains in Holiday Goods, at Fords.
Miss Emma Andrie has returned home after
weeks visit with Kent friends.
The McGibeny Family, at Reeds Opera House
Thursday, Dec 11th.
The Hollenden, at Cleveland is the most
magnificent Hotel in America.
See the fine line of Jewelry for Christmas
LEFFINGw & HOLDEN.
A good assortment of Holiday goods at N
Converse & Sons at low prices.
Buckwheat -four at J. Il. Ford's.
j. S. Allen pays four cents for Mol hides and
tallows. II
A Christmas Entertainment will be eld in tn e
Universalist Church. Christmas evening.
Paul B. Conant is now located at Florence.
near LosAngelos, Cal, where he will begin the
practice oflaw.
Otto Sontum and wife have returned from their
European trip, reaching Ravenna Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Aver. of Boston. Mass, were
the guests of their friends Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Poe. few days last week.
Mr.. Will. Montgomery returned Sunday from
Missouri. where he has been in business several
months.
brella ever made at SI25. Don't fail to see
their new stock for the Holiday trade.
Last Sunday..afternoon Rev. Andrew Wilson
preached in Charlestown. The interest is such
that arrangements have been made for regular
services every other Sunday. at 2SOp.m.
New Crop Teas at J. H. Ford's
Dressed Dolls for sale at the Ladies Bazaar
next week.
Mrs Lucie Hartenstein and daughter Lizzie.
of LimaVille, O.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Andrie, of Lincoln Avenue.
A meeting is called for every member to be
present at the residence of Mrs. Stephenson on
East Main Street. Thursday evening of this week.
at 7 o'clock. By order of the National President
NonPartisan W. c. T. U. Mrs. E. J. PH1NET.
We bespeak a large attendance for the Nc
Gibeny Family Concert tomorrow, Thursday eve
ming. These people are entitled to as big an
audience as ever assembled in Reeds Opera
House.
Just think of it! A family OF fourteen, and
all musical geniuses. The McGibeny Family is
certainly one of the most remarkable, if not the
most remarkable family in the United States.
Don't fail to hear the McGibeny family Con.
cert. Reserved seats are now on sale at Parks.
This entertainment promises to be the musical
event of the season.
If the sleighing continues good, two large par
ties coming in from the country to attend the
McGibeny Family Concert. Those planning to
attend should secure their seats at once. if they
have not already done so.
Bargains in teas at J. H. Ford's.
Good heavy winter pant cloth at Csc a yard.
N. CONVERSE & Son.
Dolls and Doll Carriages at Ford's.
B. A. Derthick, Esq. has commenced $40, 600
breach of promise suit for Jennie L. Dinsmore.
of GarrettsviIle. against John DOMAIN. Jr, rail-
during the double tracking of the Mahoning
branch of the Erie road. A matrimonial COM
promise is out of the question. as Doman is a
married man.
The December meeting of the Horticultural
Society will be held on Wednesday, the 17tt
inst, at the residence ofGeo. Sadler. West Main
street. Ravenna. Essay by Rev. A. E. Danforth
All are cordially invited,
ANDREW WILSON. Sec.
The Ravenna Engine Works is one of the
busiest industries in our growing city. The
new building. however. has been found so soon
good sized addition in the Spring is almost 8
certainty.
willard Wickwire and Henry Hilderhoof
of Kent, are now in Jail charged with brea kinG
into an Erie freight car at the east Kent yards
ON the night of June 7th and stealing clothing
valued at $50. Hilderhoof was arrested las
Saturday at Toledo by officer G w. Caldw ell. al
Erie detective, and Wickwire was brought ovel
from Kent. Sunday.
Blowing was commenced at the Diamond
Monday morning. with a force increased by tel
hands We expect before many months to b.
able to inform our readers of some still bette
| news concerning the window glass industry
Ravenna. For the present it is sufficient t
say that the United Glass Co. have adopted th
policy OF concentrating all their factories a
rapidly as possible, and have three places il
view among which to divide them, and Raven
ma is one of them. But we will have more t
say about this in the future.
Ravenna Council. No. 1888. National Union, a
regular meeting held on Saturday evening, Dec
6. elected the following officers for 1891:
Pres. Chas. Merts,; Vice Pres, j. II. Furry
Speaker, F. NJ. Rumbaugh; Secretary, T. +
Mason Financial Secretary, S. J, Post; Treas
S. f. Hanselman; Chaplain. Ii. B. Coe; Ushe
E. J. Darrow; Sergent. G. W, Rogers; Doc
Keeper. A. W. Stocker; Trustees. NJ. II. Carte
j. Ii. Oakley, A. 7. Smith.
Mr.. Frank Kenward received the sad INTEL
gence last Thursday of the death of his siste
Mrs, D. F. Wetzel. at Milwaukee, Wis. wher
she had gone. from her home in Spokane Fall
to undergo surgical operation. Mrs, Wetze
nee Della KenWard, as our Ravenna reader
know. was born and raised here, and was graC
uate of our schools. She was deservedly gres
favorite with both old and young. and had en-
deared herself to all who knew her. Her parent
husband and two little girls survive her. I'll
remains were sent to Spokane Falls for inte
ment.
There will be dime social at the home
Mr.. aud Mrs e. r. Taylor on Tuesday evenin
, Dec. 18th, at which time Josiah Aliens wi
with Josiah, Tirzah Ann, Thomas Jefferson al
Betsey Bobbett hope to meet all their frienG
> All are cordially invited.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Stanford were over fro
Akron Sunday. They have rented their hou
at Sandy Lake to Mr.. NJ Outer, who will occ
L py it while the repairs are being made upon t
Lake House, of which he will be landlo
next summer.
Miss Alice NJ. Collins wsuld inform her frien
- that she has taken rooms at Mrs. Skinner
East NJ ain ST., first door east of Merits Kidd
Y where she will be pleased to supply those
need, with Dunbar's System Tonic, Physici
and Surgeons Toilet Soap, Cushing Perfecti
Dyes and Perfection Bronze Paints. and Ic
don Gold-eyed Needles. Orders may be
with Mrs. Skinner, in my absence and also W
Mrs, 4, p. Oviatt. south Diamond street
LOur fine Cigars. twenty in box, mi
an elegant Christmas present.
SEVERANCE s. MCCoMl