The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-14
LG6ngWGn & Holden
OLD PosToFFIcE Room, Ravenna.
FL. W. Riddle left for the East yesterday.

Fl. W. Riddle left for the East yesterday.
Miss Blanche Goldman is visiting friends &,
Cory. Pa.
The Unite1 Glass Co. has closed 10 of its 81
factories.
There will be regular services at Grace Epis-
copal Church next Sunday morning.
The Dueber Works. of Canton, have resumed
operations. in charge of assignee Douglass.
Two car loads of machinery for the boot and
shoe company arrived at the Erie depot Monday.
The work of clearing away the debris at the
jail ruins was commenced today.
Andrew Jackson and Mrs. L. P. Seymour are
in Oil City. Pa for few days visit with DR..
Jackson, brother of Mr.. Jackson, and family.
George Barido and two 9th er Diamond Glass
blowers. left for Hartford, Ind. Monday evening
via the Erie.
| Dave Brigham left for Arizona Monday night,
via the Erie. after visit of about two months
with his parents and friends.
The law firm of Hatfield & Baldwin, of Cleye-
land. has been dissolved. Hr. H. continues in
the Office and Mr.. B. will locate in New York
| City.
The Ladies of the Pythian Ssterhood will give
| a Dime Social and entertainment at K. of P,
Hall. Thursday evening, Jan. %, 1891. All are
cordially invited.
There will be meeting of the members of
the RaVenna Art School at their room in En-
plre BLOCK, tomorrow Thursday at O'Clock
p. m 1t is desired that all members will be in
attendance.
Evangelistic Services will be held in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. beginning with next
Sabbath. and will be continued through the
week. Everybody welcome to the meetings and
to all the church services.
By request, Mcintosh Post, G. A. R., will
repeat their dance given on the goth ult the
10th of February, of which further mention
will be made.
w. D. Durham returned Friday from visit
of several weeks in Toledo.
An agreement was reached yesterday whereby
the Phenix Co. will pay the county 81 .SO2 for
damages to the Jail by fire. Estimates are now
being made on new roof The probabilities are
that the old Jail will be repaired, at an expense
that would nearly. if not quite, build new one.
The report published last week, that linn
Kelly had been lynched. is denied. 1t is now
stated that he is under bonds for his appearance
IN Court, and that there is no doubt of his abil-
ity to establish his innocence.
The representatives of the Phenix Insurance
20, and of Portage county were to have met
yesterday to endeavor to adjust the loss by
reason OF the Jail fire. but postponed their ac-
ton on account of the company's representative
not being able to meet his appointment.
Orders were received last week from the
United Glass Co. to close the Diamond Works,
so recently started in operation. The causes
given are low prices, over production and a
stringency in money circles. 1t is further
stated that the American Window Glass Asso-
citation. which was TO dispose of the combined
window glass output of the country, including
that OF the United Co., failed to maintain its
organization and thus placed the latter COM
pany in a position whereby a reduction of out
put was necessary to profitable operation
Hopes are entertained at the Diamond that the
shut down will be only temporary, but no one
knows how that will be