The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-04-22
The DEHOCRkTIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY, Apr. aa, 1891


Geo. Severance was in Canton over Sunday.
L. II. Bean is quite sick with la grippe.
VIM. R. Alcorn is visiting in Pittsburgh.
The frescoing at Grace Church is completed
Mrs. c. j. Wood was In Cleveland, Monday.
Miss Mary Schooley, OF Cleveland, is clerking G
for Mrs. G. j. Wood.
| The w. c. T. U. will meet at the homs of Miss
Rose Tuttle at O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
Peter King is confined to his bed from two
recent paralytic strokes.
Eagan's Comedy Co are filling weeks en-
gagement at the Opera House.
c. H. Goldman is out again after a severe
sickness of three weeks with la grippe.
Miss May Mcdonnell. of Cleveland, is the
guest of Miss Addie Ranney.
Piles OF new goods this week at Converse's.
Bierce & Cowles have papered and painted
| their cigar establishment.
Charlie Brown is making some improvements
in his popular dread shop.''
Fred Slaughter, of Chicago. came to Ravenna
| to attend the funeral of F f Clement, Tuesday
Mr.. E. Brumbaugh OF New Baltimore, made
| us short call last Saturday.
A large line of mems plow shoes, extra value
for the money, at Rumbaugh & Chapman's.
Bert Brainerd was in town last week visiting
his grandfather E. P. Brainerd. Esq, and
other friends
Some farmers have planted their early pota-
toes and great many are hustling in their
oats.
Mrs. III. o. Barber is again resident of Ra-
VIENNA, having moved into her residence
North Chestnut street last Thursday.
The State Encampmert G A. R. will be held
at Steubenville, pril 2sth-30th. Reduced rates
via the Pennsylvania Lines.
Eight hundred dollars worth of hoists were
shipped by the ]. F. Byers Co. last week, lot
of new machinery is expected every day.
Next Friday is Arbor Day. While you are
planting your garden, don't forget to plant
tree also.
Work will be commenced on the jail improve
ments next Monday. The brick wing to the
west, used as kitchen. will be torn down first.
Aurora Assembly No 6 Pythian Sisterhood
will give Hard Tines Social in the K of
Hall. May 1st. The affair will be entirely
unique.
The Planters Wife, tomorrow night, Cast
Adrift," Friday night. and Private Secretary"
Saturday night. at Opera House. by the Eagan
Comedy Co.
Mrs. Mary Skinner died at her home, corner
of Main and Walnut streets. yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock. aged 81 years. Her funeral
will be held tomorrow at O'Clock from the
house, Rev. E. Laughlin officiating.
S20O buys an elegant kid button shoe for
ladies. The greatest value for the money in
the city only at Rumbaugh & Chapmsn's.
Don't miss the Summer Millinery Opening at
Mrs A H. Parsons, Friday and Saturday
April "a and % All are cordially invited to
attend:
H, B. Dickinson. Esq. has donned the judicial
ermine in the absence of Judge Ingell, and is
doing land office business in his quasi official
capacity.
Frank Stanford and family have returned
from Akron, where he has been working the
past winter, and are again occupying their
pleasant home at Sandy Lake.
81 so and 50 90 secures a neat fitting shoe for
mems wear. See our $500 mems shoes you
will pay "a 90 elsewhere-now on sale at Rum
| baugh & Chapman's.
The roads, which a week ago were almost i'm
passable in many places. have suddenly become
settled and are quite good. Such sudden
| change for the better is seldom witnessed
| 1. L. SiddaIl has recently put handsome.
| large revolving bookcase into his Office and
now has everything as handy as could be de-
| sired at his legal sanctum.
A T. Smith has the contract for putting in
| the shades at the shoe factory. There are over
| 800 windows to be shaded He also furnishes
the covering for the Office floor, which is to be
| linoleum.
Our workingmen's shoes can't be equaled for
fit and comfort, and at prices to suit. Come
and see u.s.
| RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN.
Rev. L. B. Dear. of the Society of the United
Brethren. will occupy the pulpit of Oakwood
Chapel. Sunday evening, April sc.
Canada Early Rose and Beauty of Hebron Po-
tatoes. These northern grown Potatoes are just
the thing to plant in this locality for quick re-
| turns. j. S. SMITH & Son.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew Wilson
will give discourse on 1.-The Universalist Ser
mon preached in the Garden of Eden." This
lectures on What is Universalism. To all a fra
ternal invitation is given.s
Frank Stanford is building a new steamer
which he will run at Sandy Lake during the
summer. for the benefit of the patrons of that
resort. His experience and well known care
in handling boat will make trip with him a
| pleasure to anyone.
John Porter and S. f. Hanselman, Esqs., re-
turned last Friday from their tour through
Arkansas. They report a good time. dwelling
with particular delight ON their experience in
Willing away day and night on broker
down steamer on the bosom of the mighty
Father of Waters.
Baldwin and Boke finished their contrac
work the shoe factory last week, and a.
soon the machinery is set up the mapufac
ture of boots and shoes will be commenced. /
is now thought that May 1st will afford ampl
time to put everything in readiness
Hons. F. NJ. Ritezel, editor of the Warrel
Chronicle, and J. W. Hole omb. Mayor of thi
city, were elected delegates to represent tn
] 18th Ohio Congressional District at the meetin
of the National Republican League Clubs a
Cincinnati. yesterday and today. and aye no'
in that city.
The fire bell sounded its alarm yesterda
afternoon, but before the boys could respond
word was received that the fire was extinguist
ed A house on " est Bowery, in the gla:
factory district started to burn down, but a fe
4 pals of water effectually dampened the arde
of the fiery element.
johnson. johnson SC Co. have the contract fC
; supplying the boot and shoe factory with papt
packing boxes. Three-thousand boxes per da
will be required, and number of costly mi
chimes have been purchased and set up for III
particular business and this establishment wi
have all it can do. $2.100 has been invested
new machinery alone. and upwards of 81 500
stock and other equipments.
I w. B. Taneyhill has been recalled to the ed
torial chair of the Akron City Times. He col
menced his labors with last weeks issue, al
d judging from that number. the Times will mo
20 than ever merit the title Defender of t
< Faith" There is great work for a first ella
@ Democratic paper in Summit county. and t
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