The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-03


Finding it impossible to wait upon all who
| desired to take advantage of his special May
| offer of dozen Cabinet Photos for $500, Mr..
| OAKLEY has extended the time for few days
only. Those who call early will derive the
benefit of this splendid Offer
In the case of I. T. Siddall and ]. H. Nichols
VS.. J. w. Holcomb ct al, by agreement of par
ties the following entry was entered on the court
journal: Dismissed without prejudice costs
paid; no record. II [Ravenna Republican.
Horace S. Doty died Wednesday evening May
u, at his home on South Walnut street, after a
long sickness, in his 10th year. His funeral was
held at O'Clock Sunday afternoon, and was
largely attended by neighbors and friends. The
| services were conducted by Ravenna Lodge L.
o. o. F., of which organization he was an hon.
ored member.
The preliminaries are about completed for
booming the little town of Warwick the
railroad center of the rich and picturesque
Chippewa valley. Mr. N. d. Dare, q civil en-
gineer of many years experience ard who has
| extensive acquaintance in Ravenna, Garretts-
| vile and other Portage county towns, has been
engaged for the past three months by rich
syndicate at Warwick, plating the town. The
PolAo 10 SCl bdluly d BOOu one JOE u town, as IL
| is supplied with four railroads and a canal
Sunday afternoon. X. j. Siddall, of Atwater,
had three horses in one cistern. The horses had
come up to drink and the covering giving way
| all three pitched headlong into the opening,
which was about 13 feet deep and contained 7
| feet of water. By the aid of a tackle used in
| raising beeves. the horses were rescued from
their uncomfortable quarters, much to the RELIEF
| of their owner.
| Two transfer mail pouches taken from Erie
| train ), to the Etna House, last night to be put
ON east bound train AZ, C. & P. due about a. m 4,
were missing when wanted. Jas. Stewart, the
| colored corker. and j. Ell. Hershay, who says his
| nome is in Pa, were arrested and placed in
durance vile. charged with stealing them The
pouches were found this morning. in the rear
of the Etna barn. Nothing had been disturbed
| in them.
Yesterday afternoon the residence of Mr..
Baldwin, and the M. E. Church at Atwater
Center. were struck by lightning. The church
was quite badly shattered, but fully covered by
incurauce, in the Franklin, represented by NJ.
A. King, of this city.
Mrs. Jas. Jewell received Il letter from her
daughter. in Wheeling, last evening. stating
that MIR. Philpott, who has been seriously ill
| "4' 'iiS eAiP' 10 SAo"iJ iiiPlofihS' Aler oauSn-
ter May. is violently i'll with spinal menengitis,
and they have little hope of he recovery. Miss
| May spent winter before last in Ravenna W.
F. jew ell left for Wheeling Tuesday evening to
assist in their care.
Last Friday night the C. & P work train
running on wildcat time. and going very
fast, suddenly came in contact with hand car
which moment before was being propelled
around curve By section hands, who jumped
just In time to save thHmsClves. "Handcal
souvenirs were 10 he had in aburd nee for q
long distance at either side Of tie rack.
Choice Bananas 20 c:z 4 Z ;sh .c3 Lemons
10 cts. lb Picnic Hams, 10 cts. 10. Figs 10 cts
lb Persian Dates cts. lb. Choice Cocoanuts
cts. each; Canned goods, &C.
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