The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-12

Der Oh oruers received Tor MS celebrated moist
Frank Lockhart. of Pittsburg. was the que:
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. McAdams last week.
Miss Minnie Musser. of Beaver Falls. Pa.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. McAdams.
Peacock Bros. are furnishing, for cash. tn
cheapest and best coal in the market. Try it.
Mr.. H. Schultz. the slate roofer. from Sufield
is erecting large two-st0ry wooden building, o.
Sycamore street. just north of Main. which h
will use as shop and warehouse.
J.T. Riddle has recently purchased and adde,
to his Stock Farm, three head of very fine thor
oughbred Jersey cattle-two COWS and a yearlin
heifer,
The case of Nellie B. Ward VS. Lyman S. W ard
which was tried to a jury in the Common Plea
Court last week, was decided In favor of tn
plaintiff, who received a verdict for $3.50 ant
| interest.
Secretary of State. Daniel j. Ryan has ou
thanks for a pamphlet list of Ohio Federal
State and County officers, very valuable doc
ument for reference.
Friday, Feb. 9sth, NJ. o. Martin and Johr
Albinger. Executors of George Albinger, de-
ceased. will sell at Public Auction the property
| of said deceased, at his late residence in Suf-
field township. The property consists OF horses
cows. farming tools and implements.
At the regular shoot of the Gun Club last
Thursday. the following score was made: Grail
II, Lewis y, Fletcher 20, Parsons II, Harris 0
Bierce II, Lowrie 13. The Match between
Messrs. Lewis and Grail was won by Lewis, who
broke 45 out of 90 bluerocks. Grail scoring 80
which. with the 8 that Lewis allowed him. left
him birds behind. Quite an interest was
aroused in the match and more will probably
follow.
Try Peacock Bros Massillon Washed Nut
Coal.
The kuchre Club was entertained Monday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. H, w. Riddle.
We are under obligations to our venerable
Shaker friend. Charles Clapp, for copy of the
" Manifesto" published by the United Societies.
The Directors of the Portage County Agricul-
tural Society will meet Saturday next, the 18th
inst, at the usual place.
The best Coal in town for cook stoves is Peacock
Bros Massillon Washed Nut. Try it.
The new Postmaster will escape the valentine
mail. Postmaster Kelley and his assistants n o
doubt wish the annual nonsense came week
later this time
Rev. Andrew Wilson, Secretary of the Hor-
ticultural Society. has placed upon our table a
copy of the proceedings of that Society for the
year 1889. 1t is neatly printed pamphlet of
eighty pages, and bears the imprint of the
Ravenna Republican.
Peacock Bros. handle the best CRATE coal in the
market.
Mrs. C. H. White left Monday for a short
visit with friends in Mercer, Pa.
R. E. Olmstead is home from Cleveland on
sick leave.
Mrs. A. T. Smith entertained few friends
Tuesday evening, with progressive euchre.
D. E. Wells, of Cleveland, is spending few
days in town.
E. R. Taylor and daughter Mabel are visiting
relatives in New Baltimore
Matthias Hester. the oldest citizen and founder
of Alliance, died at his home in that city, at 10
o'clock Monday forenoon, at the advanced age
of o6 years.
Sheriff Jones is practicing political econo-
N.Y. and has dispensed with the services of
Deputy John Goodenough.
Miss Hattie .Twitt, stenographer for Sigler
Bros. Cleveland, is taking vacation for needed
rest, at the home of her father in this city.
w. D. Durham is in New Orleans, attending
the National Saengerfest. He expects to return
about March 1st.
The new postoffice room, in Riddle block, is
in readiness, and if Mr.. Beattys commission is
received this week, as expected, the office will
be moved Saturday night.
"One of the Bravest" is booked for a return
engagement at the Opera House. next Tuesday.
the 18th. The Company is greatly strengthened
and improved. and rare treat is in store for
lovers of thu drama, that night.
List of letters remaining in the Post Office at
Ravenna. Feb 18th: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller
Mrs. All Kirk Mrs F. F. Potts. Emery Wheelock.
Miss sarar Hart Mrs. Nancy Wril ht.--
Nj. ". Reed is engaged in making the addi-
tional exit. which thu owners of the Opera
House promptly decided upon, on their atten-
tion being called to its desirability.
During this week there will arrive, for the
Hong Kong Tea Store, Ravenna, O., the largest
invoice of fine Teas ever brought into the county
Altogether they amount to several tons, and rep
resent the choicest pickings from the new crop.
HONG KONG TEA STORE, No. 3 Riddle Blk.
2sc- Dress Buttons SC. dozen, Lamps at
half price. Colgates 25c. Toilet Soap. now 15c.,
75c. Iron Kettles. now $780,, 25c. Suspenders
now IIc., 25c. Bosom Boards now i5c., Beauti-
fut Chamber Pals, lower than ever before, the
latest styles ladies side combs, Lalf price, corn
peppers, hand-saws, coal pals and tongs, crock
cry, glassware, hardware, and 1oc. goods, &c.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE,
No. g. Riddle Block.