The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-12-30
Prices reasonable. satisfaction guaranteed.
W.S. WRIGHT. Undertaken, Pitkin Block.

4<LO-G1' ~ II. GARONEh.
Prices reasonable. satisfaction guaranteed.
W. S. WRIGHT. Undertaken, Pitkin Block.
See our new line of Silverware. F. C. PARK.
Mrs. Lafayette Smith has been sick with the
grip the past week.
Miss Anna Carts is sick with la grippe,
j. Il, Ford left for Indianapolis last Friday to
spend week with his wife. in that city.
Mrs. W. 81. Beebe was present. by Invitation at
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs, Harris
Ewalt. yesterday. at Warren.
Time fies.and so does the Pennsylvania d" Fly
er." 3OS miles in 80 minutes. was its record last
Monday. between this station and Newburg.
Two hundred and twelve marriage licenses
were issued from the Probate Court since De-
cember 30th, 1890.
$500 Bedroom Suits now $500: and $45. 90
ones $500. WRIGHT. Pitkin Block.
Messrs. Kern. Merrill & Co. will tear down the
west stack of the Crown Flint building. and do
not expect to occupy their new quarters before
February Ist.
Tax payers have been usually prompt this year.
There will be just about the same number of d.
linquents as last year.
Halvin's =" Pair of jack" appeared at the OPP
era House. Wednesday evening. It is a very
funny farcial comedy. and nearly every song was
encored. showing that the audience appreciated
the performance.
Mr.. Dewitt Beldep has rented and now occu-
pies the Fletcher farm. opposite Fair Grounds
The Ravenna Grange will hold a regular meet
| ing on next Saturday. At the last meeting Chas
O. -
ford Secretary.
A. J. Packer arrived from Alliance Tu esday'
| and will again become a welcome resident ot
our city, having formed partnership with Mr.
E. c. Belding, in the drug business.
Buckeye Division U. R. K. P. has received ar
Invitation to be present at the inauguration O.
Governor elect Mckinley next Monday, and il
the necessary arrangements can be made, the in.
vitation will be accepted.
Rev. James A. Brown. Rector of Grace Church
officiated. Monday, ,at the funeral of Mrs. Spauld
ing. who died at her home in Kent, Saturda,
night. The deceased was daughter of Mrs
Bethel.
Miss Thomas left for Boston last Thursday t
3 visit her sister. who is a teacher in the publ
= schools ofthat city. We understand that she
considering an offer extended to her to tax
the position of assistant instructress in one
= the high schools of Boston.
h | Mrs Electa Holden died at the home of her so
Frank Holden, Thursday night aged "a year.
Her funeral was held Monday, at II a, m :, frol
y the house, Rev. S. W. Meek officiating. TT
interment was made in Charlestown.
,ol NicholasKnapp. formerly residing in this tow
ship. now living in Summit county had his ar
broken some time since. and for some cause IL
arm has become ifeless. and he is now at no
tn pital in Cleveland for treatment. It is thoug
If amputation will be necessary.
For Frames. Fire Screens and Easels, Ne
ry Goods, See SEVERANCE & BAKER.
1g Get my prices on Holiday Goods before pu
chasing. LII GODDARD,
ofl Matchmaker and JeWeler
us 2. G. Babcock is spending the holidays at
home in this city. He will return Monday
mt Ann Arbor. Mich. where he is pursuing coul
in the law department of the University in tt
city.
ay Very interesting Memorial Services were h
ms last evening in GAR. Hall. by David McIntc
Post, in honor of the late DR.. A. W. Alcorn. J.
cal Shraeder and Sluman Abel. John Meharg, E
all. delivered a very complete review of the life
character of DR.. Alcorn. Hon. Geo. F. Robins
are responded to the name of ]. C. Shraeder and
W. Wood to that of Sluman Abel.
I'M. Miss Emma Russell received telegram NJ
F. day morning from Birmingham. Ala. that
mother. who went to that place in Septeml
nd thinking to find renewed health, was very
J. from a severe hemorrhage. In response to
OF message. she left for that city the follow
morning. No further word has been received
to the condition of Mrs. Russell since her dau
anu ter's departure. Her friends are apprehensiv
'no the termination of the attack. which summo
the presence of her daughter.
Ii F. M Rumbaugh made his first appearance
al the street Monday. and says he intends to q
OUT We sincerely hope he may be able t
eks so. Mr.. Chapman was able to be at the stor
Of last week. These two gentlemen have
tainly had their share of the grip.
Our Xmas trade was No. l. If you will ca
Pitkin Block for Furniture. Undertaking. LaI
hind ETC., you will knoy why,
ence I'M. WR1Gl
Mrs. Wallace Williamson died last Wei
the day night, after a protracted illness, az
years. She survived her mother, Mrs. !
only "a hours, and the funerals of mother
'meu da aughter were held at the same hour, frol
house. Rev. E. G. Laughlin. pastor of the
with ciple Church, officiated.
new James Reilly. The Broom Maker, was be
fer the Opera House last season. but on ac
is in Of sickness was unable to get here. an
New management have been anxious to book
again this year, and haye fnally secured a
SsanE T8ey guarantee the Company as ope Of th
<s Of 1he SEASON,
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ne was >|sy night, until hardly able tC
prise rate a modicum ~sYortor vbo cuizza
Us. next morning to tn 1.,;Hesaop Howev
cling on the mlo-mln.ei pIe Fssk full o
home was not alohe III .i' sA0As - aes fFepl
overlanders awoke the frozen ech~ NJ
cling NV, - - ohoda of Burt Jennings, Il
par N.I - of hors The nlan was to surpri
City 0A y. - ,os .,,ccesofuIIv carried out.