The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-10-29

Cash for Rabbits. G. D. SroGDILL.
VIM. Merits returned from Alabama Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Jay arrived in town last
Wednesday. from Knoxville, Tenn.
Sheriff Jones attended the meeting of Dia-
mond Lodge. X. P. at Palmyra, Saturday eve
ning.l
Oyster Supper at the Disciple Church, Friday,
Oct 81.
B. A. Derthick, Esq was in town yesterday,
from Garrettsville.
Mrs. R. H. Deitzman left on Monday for her
home in Tacoma, Wash.
Mr.. Howard Coe. of Cleveland. was the guest
of Miss Edith Coe over Sunday.
The parish workers of Grace Church are pre-
pairing an entertainment to be given in the
Opera House. Tuesday evening, Nov. IS.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve an oyster
supper at the Disciples Church, Friday, Oct.
81. Every one cordially invited.
Mr.. George Holbein, an editor of Hiawatha,
Kan. was in town Tuesday with Fred Rieding-
er. of Randolph, calling on J. B sheweu.
The Ladies' Cemetery Association will meet
at room 81, Riddle Block. Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 6. at 80 p. m. Those who have not paid
membership fees for the present year are kind
ly requested to do so.
You can get top prices for dressed turkeys. de-
livered at the Poultry Depot Nov. 22nd and oath.
They must be dressed as I want them. Call on
| or address. C. D. SToGDILL. Ravenna, o.
The miners at the Hutson shaft. Palmyra. are
out, owing to misunderstanding about wages.
1t is thought the matter will soon be settled.
Many of the hands have received offers from
other companies and unless an adjustment is soon
made. Palmyra will be minus a number of her
citizens.
The SCR1PTURAL NUNBER.-J. C. Beatty. J. II
Evans. S. ]. Post. A. S. Cole. H. L. Beatty. Geo.
Severance and Paul Freeman attended the Nc
Kinley demonstration at Canton last Saturday.
/ They report a very large crowd. exceeding in
| Numbers the great Grant-Conkling meeting in
Warren. in 1880.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
| the Post Office at Ravenna, O., October %, 1890.
| for period of IA days or more:
Glen A. Dewey. j. P. Davids. Miss Winnie
| Green. Mrs. Hulligan. DR.. J. E. Mahon. Mrs
| Charles Smith, Miss Ada Underwood.
J.C. BEATTY, P. NJ.
T. C Crooks, one of Garrettsville's wealthy
ana respected cltlZenS, was found dead in his
| bed on Sunday morning. Oct. 26th. Being
| nervous and failing to secure sleep. he had
| taken three morphine powders and then some
whiskey on top of them, and he went to sleeI
with the above fatal result. He leaves ONT
daughter, his wife having died some years since
| J. N. Babcock, as we learn from the For
Wayne Gazette of the 18th inst, was placed il
nomination for Congress by the Republicans o
the 18th District, on that day. Mr.. Babcocl
was raised in Shalersville, this county, and is 6
son of E. B. Babcock, of this city.
Report of school in District No. 5. Shalers
vile, for the month ending Oct. oath, 1890:
| ROLL OF HONOR
Names of those pupils who were neither alb
sent nor tardy during the month: Marsha
Weaver, Willie Weaver. Freddie Price.
ROLL OF MERIT
/ Names of those who had an average of 80 pc
cent. perfect. in recitations: Marshal Weaver
Willie Weaver, Emerson Hentz Frank Diet
Freddie Price. Jimmie Miller, Lulu Coats. Id
Maldinger. Stella Lord.
P. B. TOMSON, Teacher.