The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-09-30

P.W. SNYDER.
RAvENNA. O.. Sept. 11th. 1891.
The Disciple Church is being re-shingled.
Have you seen the Dish Washing Machines?
New Wall Paper this week. at ToRPEY's.
Hear! Hear! On Oct. 9th, Jubilee Singers.
e. B, Webb. of the journal. was down from
Garrettsville Thursday. attending the Fair.
Go to S. P. BARR's for Fresh Groceries of all
descriptions.
D. H. Tilden, Esq. of Cleveland, was in at
tendance at the Common Pleas Saturday
Miss Irene Towns left on Tuesday for Marion.
Alabama, to resume her studies at Judson In
stitute,
Rev. 8. C. Dickinson. located at Rico, Col. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dickinson.
Go to S. P. BARR's Grocery for prime Teas and
Coffees.
DR., b. B. Loughead. of Akron. was in town
Friday.
Miss Mary Dickinson. of Rootstown, has re-
turned to her field of labor as teacher among
the lowly classes of Alabama.
P.J. snay was in the city few days during
the past week, on business.
Miss Helen Waldeck, of Akron. is visiting Miss
Jennie Lacey.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew Wilson
will lecture on the Two Foundations
Rev. Jas. A. Brown visited friends in Cincin-
natl. Wednesday and Thursday returning home
Friday.
Plenty of Mason Fruit Jars. on and after Sat-
urday. Oct. Sd. at reduced prices. Also. Jell
Tumblers.
Miss Marie Miles. of Mansfield. is the guest of
Miss Dorena Reed.
T. F. Thompson took orders for twenty four
Stevens Dish Washing Machines at the Fair.
Miss Gormley. of Bucyrus. O.. is the guest of
Miss Winifred Wait.
Mrs. EN- Robinson and Miss Josephine PaItz-
CROFT went to Cleveland this morning. to attend
the openings of Millinery.
We learn that Mrs. j. J. Woodward died last
Sunday. at East Rochester. of typhoid fever.
Il. c. Jennings. formerly Sheriff of this Coun-
ty now resident of Iowa. is visiting friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
Cong. Church. Jubilees. Come. everybody,
Oct. 9th.
Thos. Aitken and family have removed to
Jeanette, Pa. where he is employed as cutter
in glass works. Their many friends in Ra-
VIENNA, while they regret their departure. wish
them prosperity and happiness in their new
home.
Everybody praises the Stevens Dish Washing
Machines. Call and see, at
T. F. THOMPSON s.
VIM. A. Dixson and Mrs. Nellie Hill. of Kent
were married by Justice Beatty last Thursday
afternoon. About fifteen minutes before the
happy event the bride was granted a divorce
by Judge Robinson, from her first husband.
| The Loudin Jubilees are here. Go to heal
them. Oct. 9th. Reserved Seats. so cents. Gen
eral admission. Sc cents.
Misses Hall, of Warren, were guests of Mis-
Katherine Merits. last week. They com
panions of Miss Merits during her recent Euro
| pean tour.
We have received our new yarns for the fal
trade, and never had a better quality of domes
tic yarns, and can show the best Saxony at i
| cents a skein ever made.
I N. CONVERSE s. SON
T.B. Dickinson and wife availed thcmse YES
the Olin Excursion. which left this morning. t.
visit points in New York and the Eastern States
including Zoar-the native town of Mrs. D..
North Adams and Greenfield, Mass. New Haver
Ct This is the first visit of Mrs. D. to her oil
home in 81 years. They will be absent month
The new style ''Aristo" Cabinet Photograph
will be made at oakley's Gall cry during Octobe
and November only, at $4.00 per doz.. cash. &
time of sitting. Call and see them.
Try S. P. BARR's celebrated Coffees. He hs
four brands, that will compete with any in tt
County. Coffees from Boston. Mass.
To-, for+y wars nast we hava nevar sold suc
good yard wide brown cotton as we are no
selling at 6 and cents yard.
N CONVERSE & SON.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
the Post Office at Ravenna, O., Sept. 80. lss
for period of Il days or more:
Mrs Mary Bowles. James Boyer, Mrs Carr
Oates. Mrs Ruth D Barber. John Doud. IL
3 Eggert, Ned Epps. L. F. Hunt. Jones. NJ
3 Mary Noble. Henry Page. Mrs Mary smit
9 Mrs Celia Seymour. Mrs Emma Taylor. Ora
+ Wilson, Katy Winkler,
e J. C. BEATTY. P. NJ.
While absent at the Fair. Wednesday, D. '
: Burgess house. south east of town. was enter
and completely ransacked by thieves. Two do
lars.the contents of the children's savings banl
!, and few pairs of hose. was the only booty o
u tanned by the marauders. Mr.. Burgess. as a COL
to lose his pocketbook. containing $500, whi
on the Fair Grounds. The house of John Bols
in the same neighborhood. was entered the sar
day, and pair of gold bowed spectacles take
The Fakirs who went to the Deerield Fs
last FRIDAY and Saturday complained bitter
/ of the treatment they received. They even s
% that after paying their good money for t
> privilege of selling cigars.'' they were deAi
IGt--
known ss the j" wheel of fortune'' for the pI
pose of increasing their sales. Even the sh
game and three card monte were pronounc
o gambling, and uneeremoniously bounced
All of which was contrary to the expectatiC
of the travelling gentlemen mentioned.
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Limbach of Clinton, after
a. ed the Fair during its last two days. Mr.
is boot and shoe merchant of that place. bel
member of the firm of Limbach Brothers, "
do large business in that line. While here
p made a tour of the Jordan & Goodrich fact
and before leaving purchased a sample lot
their goods. He is a business man of long
perience and sound Judgment and spoke in
us highest terms of the factory and its produ
and thinks the esta blishment cannot fail to
of great benefit to the future of Ravenna.
returned to Clinton Friday, but his wife '
remain during the week. the uest Of her 81:
Mrs. e. Y Lacey.
We recently saw at Oakley's Gallery an ent
ly new style of Photograph. which is very ma
ed improvement in Photographic portraiture
The new picture is called the "Aristo."
. for durability. brilliancy softness and delic
of finish. it possesses many advantages over
ordinary style of work. We understand the
a3 ang pense of making this new style is somev
viii greater than the old but Mr.. Oakley, In orde
introduce the same. and also to induce his
- irons to have their Holiday Sittings made es