The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-07-15

This morning, while laboring under temnora
ry alteration, Mrs. M Stuart took about twenty
grains OF corrosive sublimate, with suicidal in
tent. She Immediately informed her daughter
OF her act, assigning as a reason therefor, that
the deed was in conformity with Gods wishes,
which He revealed TO her during the night. A
physician was summoned, who succeeded in
atfording her temporary relief, but at the hour
OF going to press, her recovery is in doubt.
U. s. Ferris. former editor of the Garrettsville
ITEM. has been elected Superintendent of the
Nelson Schools
Born, yesterday morning, to Mr.. and Mrs
"eriln. on Lincoln Ave-. son.
Lot 2S in R, E. CampbelI's addition to Raven
ma Fhiage. was sold to VIM. Bergin. at Sheriff,s
sale last Saturday, for Se67, in the case of VIM
Dersln' administrator VS. Patrick Mcnamara.
Miss May Stevenson and brother, Ernest. left
ior Chattanooga. Tenn, Thursday last, via the
c. s. P. road
MISS Lottle Garrison went to Knightstown
Ind, Tuesday, via the c. & P.
L. G. Dodge sold his colt, "Emancinatio, >,
oy flermont, to party from Niles, Monday.
Arrangements are being made as rapidly as
possible TO commence operations again at the
Eagle Glass Works by August 18th. The trade
continues good, and there is every Indication of
prosperous season.
P. Snyder. Manager and F. G.. Gal1un hoot,
keeper of the Eagle Glass Co.. took the G up
"Flyer'' for Pittsburg, yesterday. on bnsiross
for the Company.
Miss Bertha Price took the Erie tr,ir Gov
Chicago. her home, Sunday evening. She had
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Whiting Carter
of this city.
MRS q. w. Holden and daughter went to N.
h.Clty. sunday evening. by the Erie
Rev. E. G. Laughlin will officiate at the Union
services next Sunday evening, at the Congrega-
| tional Church.
The Republicans organized campaign club
last night.
Max Riddle left for Chicago yesterday to as
sumo his position as Assistant in the Denart-
ment OF Ethnology in the Columbian Eynos-
ton.
The grass on either side of the walk north of
'he Erie crossing. on Chestnut street, is so tall
tnat 1t well nigh covers the walk, and when wet
bends over until the tops meet. rIt has needed
cutting for some time and should be attended
to at ONCE
son OF Miles Lowrie tripped against a
soStne last monday, and was severely cut on
one loot and leg. DR.. WV. White dressed the
wounds and the sufferer is doing well
Marriage Licenses,
george A. Keller and Mrs. Lucy E. JAY.
bargains can be had in Summer Dress Goods
at n. Converse Il Sons.
Our Domestic Stork will lo 1ro,. -, .,-, !,
the summer months. and sold at bottom prices
N. CONVERSE & SON.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
cne rost once at Ravenna, O., July Is, 1891
Tor period of ID days or more:
ii. NJ, Clair Jr,, Mrs. Sarah Double. MI. 8 n
Hockens. Annie Leary, E. L. Paisley, Mrs
Mary Powers.
J.C. BEATTY, Pm.
Ihe PRESS is in receipt of the following ac-
knowledgment, as being the medium through
which the names of the victims of the Erie Ry,
slaughter at this place, was first learned at their
nome In Corning, NJ Y:
| CORNING. N. Y. July 9th. 1891.
). ID. HARRIS. Son & Co. Rayenna, O.:
| DEAR SIRs-Allow us to express our sincere
thanks for the thorough and complete message
you sent US on the day of the frightful accident
on tne N. Y, P. & o.. at your place. 1t was the
nrst news received in Corning which gave any
idea OF The names of the victims-and as you
nave doubtless read in the Associated Press re.
ports. was the means of settling terrible uncer.
| tainty.
| Besides giving us thorough beat" (which
to newspaper man means good deaD, it wa:
also the means of verifying the rumors of tn,
accident. Fraternally,
| +. CORNIE BROWN.
WILLIAM J. TULLY,
of Democrat Staff