The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-09-02

| quested to meet at the Town Hall,
Friday Evening, Sept. 11ths
to choose Delegates to the County Convention.
By order of the Com.
Pioneer picnic Tomorrow.
The Fair opens two weeks from next Mon day.
Judge Ingell is expected home today.
Misses Katherine Merits and Bessie Riddle
left Liverpool. via Steamer Majestic, on the s7th
and are due to reach Ravenna about Friday.
Charles Reed. of Warren was in town over
Sunday.
Three weeks from today the Fair will be in
full blast.
A.E. seaton, J. W, Holcomb. s. F. Hansel-
man, j. C. Beatty and VIM. GrinneH went TO
Cleveland Monday to attend the Republican
Senatorial Convention.
Arthur King, who is in the Erie offices at Hor-
neIlsville, New York, is home for weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B, King, on
Day Street.
Miss Tuttle, of Lancaster. Ohio. daughter of
State Librarian Tuttle, is the guest of MrsGeo,
Holloway. on Oak street.
e. r. Crowell will move to Cedar Rapids. Ia.
the latter part this month.
Gun Club score, Aug. %. Madole %. Bierce
%. Grail IT,
Ernest Meek has been quite sick. with infam-
m mation of the bowels. butts improving.
A few-very few-squirrels are being killed
by the numerous parties of hunters,
The old Universalist Church has been chris
tened Chapel Hall.
Remember, the Portage County Fair begins
Monday. the 2lst inst.
Portage and Summit County Pioneers hold
their Annual Picnic. at Kent. tomorrow.
Mrs. A. G. Brunsman. of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Mrs. H. L. Beatty
Misses Hattie and Percie Dickinson attended
the Millinery openings at Cleveland last week.
Auditor Freeman is sufficiently recovered
from his severe sickness to be at his office this
week.
The firm of Stanford 6 Wright has been dis
solved, MIR. Wright purchasing the interest of
his partner.
J. r. ingram. wife and little son. John. were
guests of Sheriff Jones and family Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Twitt are visiting her par
ents in Chippewa, Wayne Co.
The Township Board of Education met in
Clerk Beatty's Office Monday and adopted the
course of text books under the new law.
Hon. E. L. LAMPsoN was nominated for the
Senate by the Republicans of the 24th and 26th
Districts. yesterday. at Cleveland.
C. c. Webber will build 81. 800 residence on
South Prospect street. on the lot recently pur-
chased of H. B. Dickinson. Esq.
wa jenkins is in Preston. Iowa, for ten
days visit. Mrs. jenkins and daughter Florence
and Miss Bartholomew will return with him.
Mrs. James Mcneil and Miss Clara hartle.
rhode, of Meadville. Pa. terminated two
weeks visit with Mrs Horny Paine and othel
relatives, last sunday afternoon.
Moonlight fishing is becoming quite popular.
and a number of fine lots OF bass were brought
| in during the last moon.
| Grouse shooting is now lawful. the open sea
son beginning September 1st. Don't make
mistake and think this includes quail as it i:
unlawful to kill them before November 10th.
Married. August 3tst 1891, by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, at his residence. Henry e. Andrews
of Auburn. Geauga County. and Mrs. Corinthis
P. Rathburn, of Mantua.
Mooney 6 Robinson will open a Feed Ster,
bout Sept 18th. at the rear OF the First Nation
i al Bank. They are gentlemen of experience
honest and accommodate ting, and the people will
| find in them the right men to deal with.
/ Magazines Fashion Books. and all the lead
ing publications. for sale at the Ravenna New
Depot, in w Waller Bros Store. Yearly subserip
tions received at publishers rates. and no charg
/ for sending money d. II. GARDNER
VIM. K Taylor, for number of years pas
/ employed in the Pension Department. at Wash
/ ington, visited his brother E. B last week ant
attended the Taylor family reunion He lef
for Washington Saturday.
Mr.. Lester r. Olin. for some years a residen
i of the Beech Woods. removed on Monday Il
/ Kent, where he has taken position in flour
/ ing mill.
III. Dussels recently remodeled residence
on Freedom St., has just received fresh Goa
of paint.
Misses Lefingwel & Holden returned from
New York, Saturday, with full line of Fal
| Millinery. They have secured the same Trim
mer-Miss Purvis-for the coming season.
A little seven years old daughter of NJ. Eichle
| near Muddy Lake, had her arm broken abov
the elbow. by being kicked by horse, sunda
last The little sufferer is doing as well as pos
sible.
The Congregational Young Peoples Societ
Social appointed for the Parsonage for mex
Friday evening. will be held at Mr.. H. Water
mans. oh Walnut street. instead of at the par
sonage. on account of sickness.
Pythian Sisterhood Aurora Assembly No.
will give an Ice Cream Social at the home c
Mrs A.. s. Cole. North Chestnut St.. Frida
evening. Sept 4. A cordial Invitation is ez
tended to all.
The American Cereal Co. have filed for recor
with Recorder Post. 81. 100000 mortgage, in ia
vor of the Northern Trust Co., of Chicago. 1t
probably safe to say that none of the money wi
will be used on its Rayenna property.
The call for the Democratic County Conven
tion appears elsewhere in this issue, Septen
Der 18th is the date assigned and each TOWNSHIP
in the County should be fully represented. I'll
J issues are of momentous Importance, and it
only by thorough organization that the traine
forces of McKinleyism can be met and val
quished The best interests of the State demar
that our splendid Governor, james E. Campbe
be reelected. and if every Democrat does h
duty he will be.
His Honor held Sunday Court on the 3Oth Ior
enough to impose fine of 80 and costs on ca.
of four prisoners charged with drunk vi
Jas. Carey, E. w. Parshall, W. H. Moore al
John Simpson. When Carey was arrest
on the street. he had nothing on but u coat, pa
of pants and foot gear 1t seems he had, f
lack of other collaterals. "bet his shirt.'' al
being the loser, promptly denuded his ian
bosom of the choice garment, and went on /
uncertain way, s. shiftless but honest -
School Books are rs per cent. cheaper tn
heretofore. Buy them now, and avoid the ru
at the opening of school. Tablets and all kin
of supplies at lowest prices. No books charge
c. A. MYERS
N. c. Fox came up to his store last Saturd
morning, and seeing dark colored pool
N liquid slowly spreading out over the floor. tn
that some ink reservoir vender had sprung ale;
Y but en- beholding tea, coffee and spices swi
ne ne ming in the flood, he began to look for so
n other cause, and discovered that one of the lie
ne water pipes had flooded several drawers C,
re- tanning the commodities above named caus
co loss of about $500. He attributes it to a
which, in trying TO get into one of the drawt