The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. |
VIM. Carnahan, Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Carnahan, |
Mrs Geo. Poe, Miss Lillian Altman and Miss |
Edith Linton. of this city. attended the Cham |
berlain family reunion last Thursday at the
residence of H. III. Chamberlain, one half mile |
south of Hudson. About 125 people were pres
ent to participate in the enjoyments of the oc-
casion. An excellent program of music and
literary selections was well rendered, and
dinner of "many parts !" sat dewn to. 1t was
time of merriment and good cheer, and a day
long to be remembered by those in attendance.
Grant Weigand. formerly with A. T. Smith,
has accepted a position as salesman in the pop
nlar dry goods house of d NJ. Clewell. Grants
many friends and customers will be pleased to
know that he will still remain in the city. His
extensive acquaintance and popularity will
make him valuable addition to Mr.. Clewell's
force.
If you want to know if F. C. Park. the Opti-
clan, can correct Astigmatism, ask any of those
who have been fitted by him.
E.Williard lost a valuable COW last Saturday.
Frost Sunday and Monday mornings in south
part of village. No bad results.
Geo. E. Severance has the Ravenna agency
for the Garlock Steam Laundry.
Mrs. A. III. and Miss Flora Parsons are at
tending the millinery openings in Cleveland,
The W. C. T. U. will meet in their room over
Lindsay's store. on Thursday at O'Clock.
Miss L. C. Jackson is attending the openings
of Fall Millinery in Cleveland, preparatory to
and in connection with her purchases of the
same. i
F. G. Park. Optician. has successfully fitted
over forty cases of Astigmatism, in the three
months last past.
Century for September, at Union News Depot,
Riddle Block.
Severance's Parcel Delivery will be great
boon to ladies. especially, whose shopping pur-
chases have accumulated into unwieldly bum
dies and packages.
The c. s. P. R.R. will make special Excursion
rates to Ravenna, during the Fair.
A. S. Cole Esq. was in Columbus Monday
on business before the State Board of Equaliza-
ton.
There will be a special meeting of Cresset
Lodge K. P. this evening. for the purpose of
conferring Ranks. A full attendance is desired.
The reputation of Garlocks Steam Laundry is
| a sufficient guarantee that its work is unexcel-
led.
Miss Hattie Dickinson attended the Cleveland
millinery openings Tuesday.
A guarantee of satisfaction accompanies ev-
| cry order taken for Garlock's Steam Laundry.
Miss Pearl Myers, from Marlboro, is living
| with Mrs. Cuts and attending school.
Rev. Riddle, the pastor of the Cong, Church.
| lately ipcta1ed oft tba o+
this place. The church in Kent is undergoing
| IMPROVEMENTS.
The last of the Union meetings was held last
Sunday evening. at the M. E. Church. Rev.
Laughlin preached the sermon. These meet
ings have been well attended.
Mrs. Spelman Watrous. of Sharpsburg, Pa,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. Brown, and other
relatives and friends.
L. G. Dodge has been confined to the house
for several days by sickness.
All of the leading publications and popular
literature of the day, at severances Union
News Depot
Delbert Biles, of Randolph, was taken to the
Newburgh Asylum Monday, by Sheriff Jones
who went to Leetonia after him.
\ The Pittsburgh & Western tracks at this place
are five feet lower than the Peat Pond, which
! will supply the S1awboard works with water.
Geo. E. Severance, as will be seen in our ad-
{ vertising columns, has established and II
cent Parcel Delivery. This is a convenience
that will be appreciated by our citizens.
Mrs. Joseph Watkins and family, on her way
1
Boston. spent several days with her sister at thi
place. Mr.. Watkins is employed on the Arena
magazine
Messrs. Wood & Moneys first years lease c
the Ravenna Roller Mills has just closed. Dur
: ing this period they have ground $4,000 bushel
:. of wheat into the celebrated Daisy" f1oul
o which, in addition to their other business, make
very successful and gratifying record for til
= proprietors.
"a Jonathan Thomas. of Freedom, died at h
home Sunday evening. of heart disease, aged
II years. The funeral was held today, at p. m
e. from the house, and the remains inferred
Drakesburgh. The deceased was a well know
or railroad man, having been employed as sectic
IN boss on the Erie for over twenty years. +
as was a good citizen and much respected.
Is,
The case of H. A. Ticknor against the La
Township Insurance Co., of Stark county,
~ Wno which the plaintiff asked for the modest sum
,is $500 damages, for false Imprisonment al
libel, has been settled. 1t will be remember
- that Ticknor was arrested and tried on char
,as of burning his buildings. insured for 5000
.ge defendant company, and acquitted after
the lengthy deliberaton by the jury. The dana
suit was the result. By the terms of the sett
ing ment the company pays him the $500 due
'is his policy, $500 having been paid before
ad- company suspicioned him of arson.
B.
and Hay and Manure Forks, u off, 25 doz. +
oy. 75c and 81 90 Pocket Knives only 49c 25c go
Ter. reduced to 19c each; elegant Glass Cream Pit
the ers reduced to &c each; 25c Tooth Brushes
20c and 25c Toilet Soaps onty 10c each; C
dray's 40c Sachet Powders only 10c per o.
'on- Hair Curriers' only 10c. 1000 latest design:
'oth Fine Breast Pins. some of them worth 5
r, of each your choice for 23c, Call soon as the
by tremely low price is causing them to go wit
ing rash; also. have some beautiful &c and 1Oc r
500, Fly Traps and Fly Paper to close. School s
tees plies. &C., &c.
ac- HOPE NOVELTY STORE,
Nos, Riddle Bloc