The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-04-15
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, apr. 1ss


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The water will be turned off next Sunday
from 10 a. m. to p. m.
Miss Merits and Miss Riddle sail for Europe b.
the Germanic" April 29th.
Miss Viola Bettes. of Randolph. left Monda,
morning for Boston. via the Erie.
The date of the third county Rhetorical Con-
test is June 9th, to be held in Garrettsville.
Mrs, A,V. Borr is convalescing from a severe
attack of La grippe.
Be sure and get your supper at the Univer.
salist Church next Monday evening.
Next Sunday at $3.50 p. m. and in the evening
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in Brimfeld
and Leavittsburg.
The boot and shoe factory is nearly covered
with second coat of paint.
W, T. uart has moved on to Spruce street
street.
Miss Tillie Hood. of Cleveland. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wiley, on Central avenue.
D. V. Dawley has moved into his recently
purchased residence on South Prospect street.
L. P. Seymour left this morning for bust
ness trip in the western part of the State.
Canada Potatoes for seed-Early Rose and
Hebron. RIsDoN & TAYLOR.
Sheriff Jones took Mrs. Emma Davis, of
Grover. Palmyra. to the Newburg Asylum
yesterday.
| Win Brigham has moved into his newly ac-
quired home at the corner of Prospect and Van
Buren streets.
The Northeastern Convocation of the Ohio
Diocese met in Kent yesterday for a two days.
session.
John Calhoun left Monday evening for New
| York to take position as clerk in a large es-
tabltshment in which his uncle is interested.
Geo F. Nichols has moved to the S D. Norton
residence on West Main street. Mr. Norton
will reside with him.
In just thirty minutes fro u the time the alarm
was given. the fire at Geo. F. Douthlt:s resi-
dence was eS eStinguished
Mr.. Edgar Foote died at 2 p. m, last Friday.
April 10TH at his home in this city of paralysis,
aged IS years.
| One Pettibone, of Mantua, was discharged from
| the custody of the Sheriff last Thursday. on the
payment of S11 fine and costs. the price of getting
| drunk.
Born. to J. W. Peacock and wife, son. April
sth. Jim is clear out of sight," and we don't
wonder at it.
Married, at Akron, o., April II, by Rev. james
A. Brown, Mr.. William Bell. of Streetsboro. and
Mrs. Eleanor McCauley. of Hudson.
Window shades. curtain poles, pictures
frames, and baby carriages at bottom prices.
c. A. MYERS.
If you are about to paint, be sure and cal
on E. C. Belding, who has full stock of Bill
lings & Taylor's unrivalled Paints.
O. P, Sperra. Esq, was seen on the street las
Friday for the first time since his sickness. Mon
day he felt sufficiently strong to remain at hi
office all day. and is rapidly gaining his strength
The full congregation that assembled in tn
Universalist Church last Sunday evening look
ed into the face of beautiful clock. the gift o
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Babcock.
LA. Olin is a liable5Insurance agent, repre-
representing The Orient Ins, Co. of Hartford
Conn.,. The Agricultural, of Watertown. n.
and Enterprise, of Cincinnati. Why not Civ
him some of your risks.
II. B. Dickin Esq. came up town smilin
Friday morning, and meeting a PRESS man, in
formed him That g it is girl this time" Th
young lady made her advent Thursday nigh
Congratulations.
One hundred and fifty-seven tickets to Akro
and return were sold at the Erie last Sunday. t
] the friends of Rev. C. E. Nash. who preached hi
farewell sermon in that city Sunday morning.
Miliman Brown a former resident OF Charles
, town. has been quite sick for several days pas
at the residence of Geo. W. Brown. on Lincol
Avenue.
Capt. l. F. Wilcox made us a short call Monda
last, while visiting his many friends in Ravenni
The Capt is enthusiastic over the beauty an
J prospects of his new home, Colorado Spring
to which he expects to return in three or for
weeks.
The Ladies' Society of Grace Church are il
J yited to meet at Mrs. A. B. FairchiId's, Thur:
day afternoon April 10th. A very cordial il
vitation is extended, Tea served at tie usui
hour.
course Of historical and expository lecture
on the Life of Christ' will be given at th
Congregational Church beginning next Sunda
evening. All interested in this grandest of a
historical subjects are invited to hear the:
lectures.
The new fronts in the Empire building are
very great improvement in the old structul
but new block from Chestnut street to tt
bank alley would be a redeemer for Main stre
and, we think, very profitable Investment
The Univers alist Church has contracted wit
Stocker & Slaughter for stone side walk G
Chestnut strees. This is the right kind of a
Improvement to make and will add much to tt
beauty of Jniversalist Church corner.
Mahlon Towns returned last Friday fro
Washington, D. G with his wife and two chi
dren They have taken possession of the far
in Charlestown, recently purchased of the hei
of the late Stephen Allen.
Diametteo Nicola was arrested last Saturda
, for selling liquor contrary to law. He was tt
presiding genius in Santoro's saloon, just tn
side of the Mantua line. He was discharged c
condition that the saloon in question be Close
forever after next Saturday night.
+, Next Sunday evening Mrs. Mary Grace Wet
= Canfield. OF Cincinnati, will occupy the Un
versalist pulpit. She has many friends in r
VIENNA who will be glad to listen to her chee
full, eloquent words. and all are cordially invi
/, ed to hear this gifted young woman.
Mrs. d. H. Gardner returned from Sing Sin
N i
a three weeks ago to the bedside of her siste
Mrs. Andrew Finnegan. who was thought TO
mortally i'll at that time. We are pleased
learn that the lady is better, with strong hop
of recovery.
g On Monday evening April 20, the Womer
Alliance, of which Mrs. Garfield is State agel
h will serve supper in the dining room of t
Universalist Church for the benefit of
church. Supper from to O'Clock. for IS C
. All are cordially invited, and all the won
81 are requested to come prepared to remain t.
q meeting of the Alliance at 8. to be addressed
II Mrs. Garfield
81 J. J. Woodward. the gentleman who bro
8 Jail in Cleveland some time ago, passed throu
81 Ravenna, Monday afternoon, on the east bou
. express and stopped of long enough to sha
hands with an acquaintance and ask to be
membered to "all the boys including Mars
u Mason, to whom he desired to be especia
remembered. This looks like bold action
one who is supposed to be fugitive from