The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-10
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA.wEDNEsDAv, june io,1s91
School entertainment Thursday evening.


day.
Miss Maud Maxson offers liberal term to those
wishing lessons in instrumental music.
Fhe six new Riddle tenement houses on North
Elm Street about completed.
Miss Maria Wing was called to N. Y State
Saturday. by the death of hermother.
Mrs. Maggie Thomas returned to her home in
Niles last Friday, after visiting her mother. Mrs.
Roberts, since the Sunday preceding.
c. II. Laubert has placed an elegant new desk
in his Office, from the well known house of w.
A. jenkins s. Co.
Miss Maud Maxson attended the Anniversary
Exercises of the Garrettsville High School. last
week.
Miss Lucy C. Hutchinson. ofAtwater has been
spending few days with her relatives. Mrs. Eva
Ely and A. M. Hinman. of North Chestnut st.
1t has been arranged to have the Ravenna and
Alliance Accommodations going west on C. & P.
r. R.. stop at N. Y. P. & o. crossing. tomorrow,
June II. for five or more passengers, by notifying
Ticket Agent at Ravenna.
Last Saturday night Roscoe Mcintosh trapped
a large horned owl which had for some time been
committing depredations in the poultry yards of
theneigh Hislordship was too ferocious
to be taken from the trap alive, and was killed
after severe battle. He measured from tip to
tip of wings. three feet and nine inches
An elegant stone walk has been put down in
front Of the Merits & Riddle lot west of the old
skinner place on Main street.
Mrs. j. 3. Wiley and Mrs. Andrew Herin
left today for Girard o.. to attend the Hood
Family Reunion, which occurs tomorrow at
that place.
The first Saturday in July being the 4th. the
Teachers Examination will be held on the fol-
lowing Saturday.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
the Post Office at Ravenna, o., June 10. 1891,
for period of IA days or more:
Albert Bosworth, Miss Mary Booth Mrs Ettie
Eckert. Miss AIollie E. Green. W. N, Hind,
Reinholt Kruns. Mrs Kate Sparrow.
j. C. BEATTY, P. NJ.
A marriage license was issued to Joseph Rig-
gins and Mrs. Sarah Brockett
Miss Elizabeth Locke was married last Thurs
day afternoon. at East Liverpool, o.. to Thomas
B. Anderson. of that city. Miss Sara Poe, of
this city was among the guests,
Auditor Freeman is in Cleveland, in session
with other Auditors, to assess the two pipe lines
passing through this county.
The Union Mills, at New Milford, sold last
week. over 45O barrels of flour. This speaks
we'll for the quality of the goods made at this
mill.
The case of Samuel d. Evans VS. Villa A.
Thomas, A dmx, which attracted SO much at
tention at its trial last week, resulted in dis
agreement of the jury.
George Woodruff is painting his shop. He is
doing heavy business in the line Of rules yard
sticks, and advertising novelties in wood.
The Chicago edition of the American Con-
tractor contains n its last issue an extended
and complimentary notice of the John F. Byers
Hoists, mentioning particularly the Light
Weight Builders Hoist.'
Rev. DR.. Rider. the Presiding Elder, will
preach in the NJ. L. Church next Friday eve
ming. Communion next Sabbath morning. All
members of the Church are expected. and ev-
erybody invited.
w Beckley passed an excellent examina-
tion at Columbus and was sworn in as a N Der
of the Ohio Bar last Thursday morning. Mr.
Beckley;is q young,gentleman an of fine talents and
the profession has gained valuable member.
We wish him the success his talents and indus
try deserve.
Albert Freeman, of Maine, Broom Co N. Y.
is visiting his only brother Geo w. Freeman
of this city. He came last Saturday and will
remain about two weeks. In common with all
strangers who visit Ravenna. he thinks we have
beautiful little city, and is very favorably i'm
pressed with the place in every way.
NJ. NJ. Riedinger. of Randolph. left at our office
an apple tree bough bearing severe marks of the
terrible storm of wind. rain and hail that passed
over that town last Wednesday. The young ap-
pies were terribly cut and mutilated by the force
of the hail stones, and many of the smaller
branches broken and partially denuded of their
bark.
James Ritter went through some of the forms
of what in charity might be called technical
trial last Thursday. 1t took only hour or
two to dispose of the vile creatures case, and
before he could even plan what new victim he
should approach in case of acquittal. the jury
very properly brought in a verdict of guilty.
The penalty is Imprisonment in the penitentia-
ry for life. Thus will society be protected and
the community be rid of q moral leper.
A $2,OOO,OOO mortgage has been filed with Re-
corder Post against the Pittsburgh & Western
Railway Co.. successors to the Pittsburgh & Wes-
| tern Railroad Company, in favor of the Mercan-
tile Trust Co., of New York City. The money
will be used in double tracking the road. 1t
makes our genial Recorder smile to have such
documents left with him.
A new bench is being put into the Eagle fur
maze Rumor saws that soma pood rews Is ir
store for Ravenna. concerning its glass future
yarious hints of new enterprises being made
| Re that as IL NAV. the Eagle works are beeomin
stronger every week with the trade. and at the
rate orders are coming in. their large wareh ouse
will he emntied before the next fire The Com
nanv has some live men at its head who will So,
to if that Ravenna,s bipb reputation for sunerio,
Iamn cbimnevs does NOT suffer bv comnariso,
with former wears.
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