The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-03-18
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! Hamlet-"I'll get you bonnet from Paris
| Phelia,
The latest of shapes and of styles the most
new;
| Andyou shall dress better than Portia, Phelia
fhelia. Phelia. tender and true"
| Juliet-'I'm so sick of being shut up in this
poky little Watercure establishment living on
| next to nothing, and in a room without bal.
cony.'
othello-"Y esterday it was as lot as Fqua-
dor; today it is positively Chilli"
See Lady Macbeth and Macbeth.
Hamlet ''has 'em bad'' again on Friday eve
ming, March 81, at the Opera House
! A hydrant is being put in adjacent to the
shoe factory.
The boiler at the shoe factory will be moored
on its foundations today.
If you want to know how Romeo and Juliet
ENJOY one another's society, go to the Opera
House, Friday evening. March 81
The receipts from the lecture and sugar festival
at the Universalist Church. last evening, were
over SIG.
handsome memorial window has been plac-
ed in the chancel of Grace Episcopal Church in
remembrance of Mrs. Julia Curtis.
Go to the "shakespearean Watercure'' for
dyspepsia. Friday evening. March 81.
NJ j. Nicoli and Miss Ida White will be mar
RED this evening. Miss White WIS q former
resident OF Kent. but for the past two or three
years mas been acting in the capacity of clerk
at NJ adole's bakery
The Cleveland & Canton R. R. Co, executed
$2oOOOO0 mortgage to the International Trnst
Co., Of Boston, and the Cleveland, Canton &
southern Co. one for S5, 600 to the same
mortgage. They were recorded during the
past week.
Word was received by Ravenna friends this
morning. that Mrs. j. B. King is seriously ill, at
the residence of her son-in-law, T. B. Alcorn.
Esq. in East Liberty, Pa
Inere We're % arrests made under the Village
ordinances during the past year. A large portion
OF them were drunks,' and all except two or
three. were convicted and either fined or sent to
the" Works, ;" or both.
twenty-five years ago the 9th of April next.
the hrst Post of the e. A. R. was organized, The
anniversary will be celebrated by David McIn-
eosn Post. with Grand Ball. at the Rink, Friday
nlsnt, tne lOth. Mustills Orchestra. of Akron,
Will furnish the music, and the w. R. G. will
provide an elegant supper. Tickets to the Dance
10 cts. colple Supper. 25 cts. each; Gallery l5c
Special services were held at the Church of
the immaculate Conception on st. Patrick,s
Day. High Mass was celebrated at s.30 in tbe
morning. followed by some excellent remarks
appropriate to the day from the pastor. Rev
FIR. j. j. Farrell
Plate glass fronts will be put in the Empire
Block storerooms, John Dole having the con-
tract for making the immediate change.
The remains of Harry Davis, a resident of
Pittsburgh, formerly of Ravenna, son-in-law of
Alva Hartle were brought from Pittsburgh this
morning, and taken to Mr.. Hartle's residence.
where at 10 o'clock tomorrow, funeral services
will be held.
The many friends of Capt. l. f. Wilcox will be
panied to learn of the death OF his estimable
wife, which occurred at Colorado Springs, Col,
on the sth inst. The Captain located at the fa-
nous health resort about two years ago. in hopes
that the change of climate might prove beneficial
to Mrs. Wilcox's enfeebled and failing condition.
She gradually improved. for time. under the
influence of the pure and invigorating Colorado
atmosphere, and made brave struggle for life,
out at last yielded to that fell destroyer, con-
sumption, and peacefully and resignedly passed
into the great beyond" She was model
woman. wife and mother. and her loving DISPOSE
sltlon and many virtues have endeared her in
the memory of many warm friends. Her remains
will be brought to Streetsboro. her old home, for
interment
In the Oniversal1st Church. Tuesday evening.
a fair sized audience listened to an able lecture
by Prof. j W. Pike. on Bellamy's Looking
backward. The Prof. said that the great de-
mand for Bellamy's book indicated the current
OF thought now popular. The ideas advocated
with much artistic skill are old They date
back long previous to the Christian era and
were quite popular during the first century of
chrlstlanlty The great central principle is
tnat OF true communism. and the radical defect
of this is that it removes the stimulus to per
sonal endeavor 1t is impossible to give even q
synopsis of the lecture, which abounded in solid
1acts and arguments, presented in that genial
spirit SO characteristic of the Prof. Even those
who disagree with his logic must credit him
with honest sincerity.
At the 23d District Convention, Newton Falls
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 24-5, 1891, the
General Superintendent for Ohio, Indiana and
lower Michigan will preside. But there will be
a brief Trumbull county session under the
county officers. All schools in Trumbull. there
fore. are gited to send delegates to a combin-
ed District and County meeting. Aside from
the Superintendent. the following are definitely
engaged: Rev. Vim. Fl. Shuts. Leavittsburg;
Mr. Ii. o. Reed. Rootstown; Rev s. w. Meek,
Ravenna; Rev T. r. Jones, Windham; Hon. T.
NJ Pnu
L. Swan; Mr.. p Tinan, GarrettsvilIe; Mrs, s.
W. Park Warren. and several others have been
heard from, and their presence. though not
definitely promised. is anticipated. The COM
mittee of arrangements at Newton Falls con-
sists of three from each church, of whom the
chairmen are Chas Smith, Carl Smith, A. lay
lor. Every township will be separately called,
enrolled and reported. Newton Falls will hos
pitaby entertain all who attend.
Our new Baby Carriages will be here in a few