The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-02-18
OLD PosToFFICE Room, Ravenna.
Bird Cages at cost till March

| Bird Cages at cost till march,.
| C. A. MYERS.
Commander G. R. Baldwin and Sir Knight
| A. W. Morrow expect to attend the ball of the
| nd Reg't K. of P. in Cleveland, tomorrow night
| 1.-THE Two Thieves" at the Opera House, to.
morrow. Thursday evening.
The Rifle Club shoots every Saturday, at the
| Club grounds.
R. G. Beatty wants girl to do general house
| work. Good wages paid. Also, a nurse girl to
| take care of children.
Parks Silver Polish only IS cents and worth
| its weight in gold. Try it.
Mrs. w. H. Beech, who has been visiting
| relatives and friends in Washington, D. c., the
past two weeks, is expected home Friday.
E. R. Wait who has been Suffering from
| rheumatism since Christmas, was taken to Niles
for treatment, last Thursday. Mrs. Morrison,
who returned from there last evening, reports
him as improving.
A COW belonging to Mr.. A. Beardsley. recent
weighed 135 pounds.
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building at the John F. Byers plant.
&C Byers went out ON the road this morn.
ing for his company, the John F. Byers.
The blacksmith shop at the Byers plant has
been moved to the north side of the engine and
boiler room.
Last week the largest hoist ever sent out from
the John F. Byers works was shipped to Cleve-
| land 1t has capacity of twelve horse power.
W. E. Goodrich left for Boston, Sunday eve
ming. for the purpose of confering with certain
parties with reference to the Goeppinger tan
| merry. We understand that the owners of the
building have agreed to turn it in at its ap-
praised value for stock in a company proposed
| to be formed.
New goods arriving daily for the Spring trade.
F. c. PARK.
The Banquet at the Universalist Church Tues.
noy evening. was a grand success. The attend
ance was large. the supper excellent and admira-
bly, served. and the responses to the toast, Amid
diversity there is unity" were finely calculated
to secure harmony and good will. Mayor Hell
comb represented the town. D. M. ClewelI. busi-
| ness. D. c. Goldman. manufactures. j ohm Meharg
the press. F. A. Merrill the schools c S. Leonard
the medical profession. I. T. Siddall the bar, o.
P. Sperra F. & A. M. and I. o. 0. F.. A. S. Cole
X. of P. and other fraternities. N. C. Lawrence
G. A. R.. and L. A. Olin the Universalist Church
The pastors of all the Churches had been frater-
| nally invited. but were not present, Rev. Mr.
Wilson acted as Chairman and appropriately in
| troduced the several speakers. The receipts
were over $50, which will be judiciously expended
| in furnishing the beautiful new Church.
Our stock has been replenished in every de-
partment, and we are prepared to show all the
latest designs in Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
| Clocks, &c. F. C. PARK.
| The new Universalist Church will soon bt
4 completed. The basement was occupied las
Sunday by large congregation, and services
will be held there next Sunday, Saturday eve
| ming, Feb. 2sth, at O'Clock, Miss NJ. A. Bortle
of Buchtel College, will give the first address il
| the auditorium. Sunday. March 1st. at 10 81
| a. M. the dedication services will be held. Rev
G. E. Nash will preach the sermon. Rev. o. Cone
D. D., will assist and preach in the evening
During all the first week in March the paste
will be assisted by Rev. III. L. Garfield, D. D.
and Rev. Mrs. Danforth.
No trouble to keep your Silverware clean wit
our Silver Polish. Requires no rubbing.
L F c. PARK,