The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-05-06
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Severance & McCombs new soda fountain has
| arrived and it's beauty.
SOur Windham letter was received too late
| for insertion this week,
Regular services at Grace Episcopal Church
next Sunday morning. Sunday School at the
! usual hour, after morning service,
W. t. Grundel will move his cigar ard to-.
bacco establishment to the elegant new store
in sontum's block. The Adams Express office
will also be transferred to the same room.
Rev. E. G. Laughlin was unable to occupy his
pulpit Sunday. owing to a sudden attack of
| sickness, Rev. c. F. W. Cronemyer filed the
vacancy.
The air was filled with the sounds of brass.
| band harmonies Monday. The periodical visit
of these Germans did not bring warm weather,
| however.
The home of Principal VanNess was gladden.
! ed Sunday night by the arrival of a fine young
| lady whose presence makes trio OF lovely ba-
bies in the family, all girls. "Three of kind''
| is coed.
NJ iss NJ. A. BortIe, of Buchtel College, will
lecture on - Our Boys and Girls,'' in the Uni
versaist Church, Friday evening, May 18th.
| Tickets 25 cents, for sale by the members of the
| Christian Union, and at the door. No one can
| afford to miss this lecture.
| The third lecture of the SERIES on - hat is
| Universalism." will be given by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, next Sunday evening Special topic,
The Universalism of Human need and the Di-
vine response.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will lecture in the
| Town Hall. Charlestown, on Tuesday evening
| May -. on the Universalist sermon preached in
| the Garden of Eden.
There will be no Common Pleas Court next
week, as Circuit Court commences lbs session on
| Tuesday and continues up to Saturday.
| w. W. Sherwood. Garrettsville job printer
has purchased an engine and boiler for his es-
| Enlistment from the John F. Byers Co.
The new machinery for which the john F
Byers Co. had been waiting several weeks ar
| rived laet week, and most of it is in position
"Old Hutch.'' the Chicago wheat speculator
| who has made his millions by squeezing the
poor unfoItunates coming under his power. il
| reported to be financially ruined and mentally
| deranged.
| George W. Cady & Co. AMI Adams s. Ford
each got out attachments last week against the
| stock of d. Lindsey & Co. to secure the pay
mept of claims held by them against the firm
amounting to ST., 1859 and S445 80, respectively
The appraisers a-e W. d Durham and F. NJ.
Rumbaugh.
bill was passed last week making it lawful
| to xii! squirrel between June 18th and Decem-
ber 18th. AS far as we have been able to learn
| this is the only change in the game laws from
| last year. 1t is also lawful to spear suckers
| and mullet in streams emptying into Lake
Erie
|
caught from the Breakneck Greek one of which
was exhibitei By A. A. Harris. Jr. 1t is sup
posed these are wanderers from the stock plac-
ed in the Cuyahoga some time since, as We
think none have ever been found here before
at least not for great many years.
Some of the delegates to the State Encamp-
ment OF the G. A. R., at Steubenville last week
had the pleasure of meeting Jimmie Robinso
so long guest of Portage county in the days O.
Blinky Morgan. Jimmie has settled down anG
put his shoulder to the wheel" in his endeavol
to turn an honest penny. at his chosen avoca
ton, and is apparently prospecting, He is en-
gagged in the wheel of fortune" business.
Monday morning George Smiths team was
hauling coal from the Erie road to his farm neal
the Infrmary, and was driven up to or
the side track, when train came along on tht
main track. The horses were startled but soor
quieted, but moment later one of the horse;
dropped dead. Supposed to be case of hear
disease.
About O'Clock Sunday afternoon a brillian
meteor was seen shooting across the northern
sky, passing from east to west, looking. in thu
: bright sunlight. like a silver ball with trail
following 1t was noticed by several persons
r here who chanoed TO be facing the north at tn,
| time.